Court Fines Two Church Leaders For Disturbance
Rev Robert L. Jones and Deacon Harry Williams of the Church of God and Salute of Christ, meeting at 226 Brook Avenue, were fined $5 each plus costs by Judge Ralph Beers in City Court for breach of the peace. Neighbors testified their Saturday night service with singing, trumpet blasts, stamping feet, and clapping disrupted funeral preparations next door, prompting police action after a neighbor’s plea.
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Robert L. Jones
Church of God and Salute of Christ
Stm Brook Avenue
Harry Willams
Ralph Beers
Leach
Allen 11 Peek
Island Brook Avenue
Jones
Afty Court Room
Harold Peek
Thorne Street
Tie
Myin
Mr. Jones
Ha Palleenuin
Gilas Peck
Allen Peck
Three O'Cock
Harald Poh
Henry Peck
Jarut
Jack Barton
Barton
Harry G. Green
Clorence G. Lister
Wal Jaws
Ma. Jones
Denison Wiliams
Suisse
Willias
Boers
Foreclosures Ordered to Clear City Tax Books
Tax Collector Howard Challenger moves eight foreclosure suits in superior court with Tax Attorney Edward L. Kelley, aiming to recover tax arrears of three to 15 dollars per case. Owners are often unlocated. properties may be vacant. This marks a rare, drastic step to enforce payment and clear erroneous abatements and certificates of error through legal action.
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Howard
Challenger
Edward L. Kelley
Kellys
Emergency staff kept busy at Imerseney hospital
A hectic weekend at Imerseney hospital saw a peace maker injured in a dog fight, a youth with a dented head from a crow bar, another struck by a baseball bat, a man with a fishbone in his throat, and a child burned by spilled coffee. Multiple victims sought treatment as staff kept up with a busy summer stretch.
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Ith &Ichery
Imerseney Hospital
Laeerarad
Tereis
Frederick Gordann
Loweington Avenue
Suare
Patrick Ellianno
Maly Street
Ie Vos
Elianno
Pat
Philip Wanaher
Howe
Zeda Vic
St. Vincears Hospital
Willeenver
Hartford Child Killed on Lumber Yard Tragedy
A child died in Hartford after eight children played on a pile of lumber at No. 2 Commerce Street. A beam fell, crushing the child as rescuers raced to help. The accident occurred this afternoon near Edward A. Deacon's yard.
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Hartford
Sry Aly
Heyy Plink
Garda
Edward A Deacon
Commerce Street
Frank Chane
Pleasure Amusement Week Presents Difcorrite in A Night in Spain
Patrons visiting Pleasure this Friday and Saturday will see difcorrite the giant bullfighter and his Speniva dancers in A Night in Spain. The show begins at 1 o clock with a matinee Saturday at 4. The act features Spanish dances and a Spain themed performance, with a long career of the bullfighter noted. Also featured are vaudeville acts from the Sherman and Rose Revue and others, with Johnny Flines and comedic pieces, plus newsreels and a Brooklyn Navy Yard show.
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Chileoreite
Spain
Vie
Alex
Cowon
Tie
Tay
Madrid
Chicago
Conn
Aicheel Moall
Minyn von Lane
Veronfaar
Johnny Flines
Johany
Ans
Mevie
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Polis Vacheydle Theatre
Majestic Weekly Offers Six Rogemoot Sisters and Padlocked
The Majestic features the six Rogemoot sisters in Syncopitol Week stage talents ahead of the prologue to Padlocked a dramatic film from Rex Beach. Also on the program are Monkey Business and an all star shorts lineup with Majestic News Aesop’s Fables and a Ko Ke Seng Cartoon. Padlocked stars Lois Moran Noah Beery Louise Dres and Allan Simpson in a dramatic tale of generational conflict.
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Majestic
Singere
West
Lois Moran
Noah Beery
Gilbert
Louise Dres
Fen
Vaudeville at the Palace with Virginia Rucker and guests
The Palace bill features Virginia Rucker and Carl Shaw in Four in One with Roberta and Gene Jenkins plus a slick solo act. The Passionate Adventure stars Alice Joyie Clive Brook and Marjorie Daw in a mystery romance. A new cooling system and crowd acclaim accompany the varied program.
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the Palace
Virginia Rucker
Carl Shaw Ami Hore
Roberta
Gene Jenkins
Ides Heners
Graham
Ttis
Solo
T. B. Association to Meet Tomorrow
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of the Limpl ey Tuberculosis Relief association will be held tomorrow in the office of the Chamber of Commerce at 9 o clock p.m. Plans for the annual baseball game will be discussed. Six applications have been received and ten admitted to sanatoria. Sixty eight patients are under treatment at sanatoria and at home. Over 100 are receiving assistance. The May list peak was 102 certified from forty concerns and treated at Taurel Heights Shelton thirty nine Gaylord Farm Wallingford eight and others. The sum of 1290.18 was paid for service to members and dependents.
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Limpley Tuberulosis Relief Association
Chamber of Commerce
Broad Street
At & O
Sapateria
Taurel Heights
Shelton
Gaylord Farm
Wallingford
Brothers reunite in City Court on drunkenness charges
James McCue of Hillside Brome appeared in City Court for his 76th drunkenness charge. To his surprise his brother Thomas McCue of 69 Bell Street faced the same charge, and the two men shared a brief informal reunion in the prisoner's pen during the hearing.
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James McCue
Hillside Brome
City Court
Thomas
Bell Street
Canada Estimates Huge Wheat Yield
Ottawa reports crop conditions as of June 1 indicate an estimated wheat yield of 82,000,000 bushels in the prairie provinces and 21,400,000 bushels elsewhere. Total Dominion yield projected by June 30 stands at 884,000,000 bushels with barley and other grains contributing further totals.
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Ottawa
Prusie
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Burley
Drunk Charge Highlights Court Run In Chey County
William Raffe of Providence Wisconsin appears Monday in Chey court on a drunkenness charge. A ticket found in his pocket confirms the arrest. A separate case involves Robert J. McPowall of Minnie Maine fined for fare evasion after refusing to pay $4 tax fare and serving a night in jail.
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William Raffe
Providence
Wis
Reed
Chey Court
Rafferis
Robert J. McPowall
Minnie
Maine
John Tornilo
Life Guard Rescues Brother From Drowning at Beach
On a New York shore in July a life guard, Norman Jaycox, jumped into rough surf to save a man who proved to be his brother Marcus Jaycox. The rescuer and bystanders fought cramping currents as others aided Marcus. Both survived after rapid first aid.
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Norman F Jaycoxy
Averue
Marcus Jaycox
Marea
Norman
Joveux
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