Proprietors of Compo Inn Heavily Fined
Westport July report details a liquor case involving the Levy and Wheeler families. Judge and jurors presided as state police testified. Mrs Levy served drinks to officers on three visits in June. Mrs Levy fined 200 dollars plus costs. Greenstein plans an appeal. Parking arrangements and town updates follow. Community notices cover Legion funds, residents, club meetings, church events, and Little Mothers League sessions at Staples High School.
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Little Lmothers League
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Christ Church
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Wife Waives Hearing On Murder Charge In New Heaven
Mrs Mary B Sheehan who shot and killed her husband Dennis in a May quarrel waived examination in City court on a murder charge and was held without bond for the superior court She became hysterical during the appearance on July 3.
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New Heaven
Mary B Sheehan
Dennis
Quarrel
City Court
John S Hillhouse Ends Life in Willimantic
John G Hillhouse, aged 45, killed himself by shooting in Willimantic after years of ill health. He had a farm there and had been traveling for a medicinal preparation. Medical Examiner Mason ruled death a self inflicted act. Survived by Mrs Hillhouse.
Stratford Town Council Facing Recall And Legal Costs
The People’s General Committee demands an explanation for the June 26 vote to pay court costs from town funds after, in a 7 to 2 decision, councilors chose to cover costs of the failed appeal and relieve two members of personal reliability. Costs totaled about 24 dollars for six councilors and 20 dollars for chair Robert B. Turney. two councilmen, Berbert Sulfien and Donald Sammis, were not charged. The recall dispute centers on ousting Town Manager R. E K. Hunter. Meanwhile, a separate accident case involving Mrs. Gustave Erickson of Woodstock is continued, and local assault fines were issued for Stephen Waselowsky and his wife.
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People's General Committee
R. E K. Hunter
Robert B. Turney
Berbert Sulfien
Donald Sammis
Gustive Erickson
Woodstock UC
Peter Kiamon
Peirfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Kiamon
Kilamoes
Stephen Waselowsky
Birdseye Straet
Joseph Charley
Drome Street
Boys Suffer Minor Injuries From Day's Accidents
Three youths were hurt in separate incidents yesterday. Steven Farkus sustained two compound fractures of a leg after a fall from a hyp gearnear Yishoma, later admitted to St. Vincent's hospital. Alber Stephano crashed from a bicycle at 690 Main, lacerating an elbow and requiring transfer. Joan Koketis was struck by a window splash, suffering a deep laceration to the forehead with stitches at home before admission.
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Tun
Hy G Pleyelic
Yis Homa
Gregory Street
Steven Farkus
Jeg Ye
St. Vincent's Hospital
Alber
Stephano
Joan Koketis
Railroad Avenue
Sussiin Ton
Hig
Continuance Granted in Ex-Policeman Alfred Briggs Shooting Case
Greenwich July 3 A continuance to Wednesday was granted for Alfred Briggs former policeman now serving a case after he was brought into Borough court on the technical charge of shooting Arthur Doran Although the shooting was accidental it occurred yesterday in the Falcon
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Alfred Briggs
Borough Court
Arthur Doran Fig
Europe Follows U S in Radio Development
Europe moves to build a broadcasting system as Britain plans license areas around major cities including London and Manchester. Marconi’s Wireless and other firms rush to produce receivers as foreign nations watch the rise of radiophone concerts and state radio plans.
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America
Vorvanost Radio Athority
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Amerton
Land
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Cardiff
Thy
Birmingham
Manchester
Itle
Glasgow
Averdeen
Fide
Marconi's Wireless Terestanty Company, Ltd
Roa
Ferry Pleasure aground near Sunnyside harbor
A ferry named Pleasure ran aground near Sunnyside at around nine o'clock yesterday morning, near Seaview Avenue. The vessel was holed with no major damage visible, and dock officials planned to review the incident and determine cause, with a deckhand possibly failing to remove a pin. The incident caused bridge delays as repairs and safety checks continued.
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Pivillon
Seaview Avenue
Michael Gleason
Moe
Harbor Master Dies on Eve of Retirement
Stamford Suly Sec Captain Wel ward TB Palmur, harbor master for 28 years, died aged 70. He served as government inspector of harbors and would have retired next year. He helped oversee trading with South America and held prior government duties.
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Welward TB
Palmur
Dailey
Navy Teams Make Fine Record in 1922
The Naval Academy finished its athletic year with a matchless record across five sports rowing wrestling gymnastics fencing and water polo. Unbeaten by any college in these branches the academy also excelled in lacrosse boxing field and track earning top national standing and multiple intercollegiate honors.
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Poughkeepsie
Naval Academy
Ascs
Princeton
City College of New
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Dempsey May Fight Miske or Meehan in Oklahoma City
Jack Kearns said Dempsey may fight Miske or Meehan at Oklahoma City after a four round bout in which Andre Anderson of Chicago was involved. The winner would likely lead to a championship match at Christmas.
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Miske
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Omlahoma City
Jack Compaey
New York
Andre Anderson
Chicago
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The Wanderer of Sport Grantland Rice on Legends and Records
The column surveys sport legends like Kirkwood and Greb, notes on Dempsey and Owen, and contrasts Western teams with Navy. It sketches long-distance feats, historic players, and shifting eras, praising athletes who push boundaries across football, track, boxing, and travel lore.
Mother of Actress Plunges to Death in Albany Hotel
Albany NS July 3 2 ra Mariah Ostrich 42 mother of motion picture actress Muriel Ostrich Brady ended her life by jumping from the Wellington hotel eighth floor. Mrs Brady occupied a neighboring room and the two had been en route to the Adirondacks for a vacation.
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Mariah Ostrich
Muriel Ostrich Brady
Wellington Hotel
Brady
Adirondacks
Holiday crowds flood Walnut Beach resorts
Shore amusements and concessions thrived over the holidays as the largest crowd yet packed Walnut Beach and nearby areas. Heavy rain swelled streets and caused detours while shelters filled with visitors. officials directed traffic and special police monitored the state highway. Notable visitors included Bishop Shahan of Washington, D. C., staying with Rev. Peter McClean at Milford, and Miss Dovig O'Mara, fresh national swimming champion, planning future races.
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Ligt
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Walnut Beach
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C. Cook
Meriden
Stowe
Laurel Beach
Milford Engine Company plans big carnival
Milford July 4 report shows the Arctic Engine company executive committee plans for a carnival in the town hall August 1 to 12 with donations prizes and a broad program of entertainment each evening plus dancing and other features. Committee members include Deyland Porter James MM Mahe jr Fred Plath and Harold Painter.
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Arctic Engine Company
Inelualye
At Carmival
Deyland Porter
James MM, Mahe, Jr
Fred Plath
Harold Painter
St Louis Lawyer Named Supreme Advocate of Knights of Columbus
Luke B. Fars of St Louis was elected the new Supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus at a meeting of the Supreme Directorate in Chicago. He succeeds Joseph Pelletier, who resigned, with Wart noted as pending, at the Sunday session.
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Luke B. Fars
St. Lewis
Supreme Advocate
The
Knights of Columbus
Wart
Chasta
Joseph
Pelletier
Supreme Directorate
Fort McHenry Hospital Menaced by Baltimore Fire
A flood of flames from a riverfront blaze near the Baltimore & Ohio railroad damaged Fort McHenry area property, with $4,204,206 in damages cited and public health concerns raised for the Fort McHenry hospital. Rumors claimed many workers were harmed beneath the ruins, while 400 World War I veterans were moved to a nearby public school for safety.
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Fort McHenry
Fort McHenry Hospital
Sylpho-Nathal cleans and protects homes effectively
A reader praises Sylpho-Nathal as a powerful germ killer and odor fighter. The product is described as safe for home use and capable of disinfecting drains, mop water, garbage areas, and bathroom fixtures. It comes in four sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25, with grocers and druggists carrying it.
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