Danbury Church Receives $100,000 Bequest
Danbury probate records show James Epica Pu enwich of the city receiving $100,000 from the Bulkley estate. The gift funds a chimes set for St James Church and supports the Bulkley Fund managed by trustees for cannons aid church purposes. The Bulkley estate valued at $134,530 with the remainder to Mrs Bulkley and relatives.
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Mercy plea fails. killer to die in electric chair
Associated Press reports Alabama, Montgomera, Clyde Reese Bachelor, condemned for the murder of his father in law, had clemency denied by a two to one vote of the State Prison Board. The judge is Tamar Smith. The death sentence remains scheduled for Friday.
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Leastman plans African hunt trip abroad
Rochester July 14 Creone Eastman world famous manufacturer who celebrated his scent third birthday anniversary planned today to return to Africa on a three month shooting and natural history expedition through difficult territories. Eastman and Philip Percival, a well known big game hunter, expect to travel about 2000 miles to east of the country. The Sudan area is noted as a likely elephant region.
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Fugitive 15 Years Man Taken for Murder
Hartford July 14 The Associated Press reports Giuseppe Cullell who is accused of murder in Italy on January 21 1914 was captured in Hartford County and is to be held for petition before United States Commissioner Charles J McFaughin. Deputy US Marshal Parks of New Britain secured the arrest. The fugitive is said to be the head of an olive family and had fled to America after the crime.
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Giuseppe Cullell
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Danbury Sees 93 Degree Heat In Severe Heat Wave
Danbury endured a blistering afternoon as factories and department stores closed. City hall thermometers hit 93 degrees as residents faced the heat wave with a large portion of the neighborhood seeking relief. Authorities reported about 10,000 people testing the heat in the area.
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Balance in US June trade shows exports and imports equal
Washington July 14 reports by Associated Press indicate June shows exact balance between exports and imports at 309 000 each. Merchandise exports for six months of 1927 total 2 368 34 000 with imports at 2 127 960 000, yielding a favorable trade balance of 240 728 000 for the United States.
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Divers Abandon Search For Body In Drowned Case
A search for the body of Azeer Berkouk of Wil huntic was abandoned after a thorough dive at Crystal River bottom failed to locate the remains. Crews planned to use dynamite but the effort was deemed impracticable, ending the active pursuit.
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Realty Records Warrant Deeds On Madison Oasis Davis Taft Clinton
Warrant deeds and transfers listed include Julia Venetuso to Ginshiring Realty on Madison Avenue Theesa Kalosti to Frank Richcse Realty on Oasis Avenue Tessie Kalosri to Theres Kalosci Realty on Davis Avenue Lows Silverstone to Elenore Pirker Realty on Taft Avenue Katheryne Depoll to Elie Pope Realty on Clinton Venue Marlgige Deeds Flenma Fairer to Bridgenat Peo Realty on Taft Venue Blenote Pope to Louis Silvers One Tda Gusbin to Juba Veneruso Realty on Madison Avenue Qait Clim Deeds Teopolt Hultesks to Poluia Sikt man.
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More Customs Change In Dress On Manila Visit
The article contrasts old and new dress at Manila, noting Datu Gubit of the old school and Datu Osagin of the new, during their recent visits to Manila and Chinese stores. The piece highlights how clothing marks shifts in cultural style and colonial influence.
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Will clash in New York and Maine probate cases
In New York and Maine courts a tangled probate dispute centers on a will and estate worth about 22 000 linked to the late Miss Chittenden. The case involves Anna Steinocki asserting a separate claim and her son Tim Frakes implicated. Authorities weigh who should control the Maine and New York assets and probate procedures.
Prospect for Apple Crop Poor Report
Boston July 14 A government crop report by the U S Department of Agriculture division of crop estimates indicates a year of decline for apples across New England. New Hampshire and Vermont show lower conditions than last year with Maine faring better though reports note insect damage and storage issues. The bulletin signals a weaker crop but a robust market for high quality apples later in the season.
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Tax Highlights Sent Woolen Mill Case Files
A Washington report notes a tax dispute involving the American Woolen Company and its president, with the commissioner of internal revenue pursuing added taxes. The 1919 and 1920 taxable income figures are cited, including a 1,861,007 and a 938,060 net loss, amid estate and executive details and earlier court actions.
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United States
Tex Appeal
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American Woolen von Pny
Ovenment
Old Colony Tint Company
Kiwanis Hear Talk on World Civilization by Puissatl
Kiwanis luncheon speaker Thomas B Puissatl urged studying world civilizations and expressed sympathy with Western mission ideas. He warned against religious hindrances and predicted the church would reveal truth, with mentions of Roton Point and attendees from Norwick and Amford.
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Publishing Magnate Dies of Heart Disease
Publishing executive Waren Huntington, vice president at the firm, dies suddenly at Brookline. Born in Boston in 1864, he spent his career in the company, rising to president in 1928. Survived by a brother and other relatives.
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Newton
Strike Forces Chicago Orchestra to Disband
A labor action leads to the disbanding of the Chicago orchestra after a stalemate with musicians seeking a wage increase. Frederick Stock, the director, is rumored to face potential removal as negotiations fail to produce an agreement.
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Trumbull Plans Lindbergh Welcome Event
Governor Trumbull previews a welcome reception for Charles Lindbergh in Milford on July 20 at the 169th International gathering in Miantic. Col Robert Eaton to attend, with state officials outlining plans for a tac ton week.
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