17 Pass Pharmacy Tests in State
Norwich July 15 By Associated Press 17 applicants out of 42 for registered pharmacist certificates passed the June 7 and 8 exams at Hartford. Named passers include Hang L Arenson and Olinda Dutali of New Haven, Nicholas W Penney of New Haven, Louis Jacobs of New Haven, Robi B McNulty of Hartford, Samuel H Mettler of New Haven, Henry J Nugent of New Haven, John A Key of New Haven, Fiore Pecci of New Haven, Lester H Wilson of Boston, Samuel Zagel of New Haven, Irving H Shipho of Bridgeport, Benjamin A Smith of New Haven, Wilhelm D Taylor of New Haven, Robert Williams of New Haven, Eugenia M Frentit of Bridgeport, Paul J Fepkoskt of Deb.
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Norwich
Associated Press
Herbert McLemon
Connecticut Board of Pharmacy
Hartford
Hang L
Arenson
Hartford Olinda Dutali
New Haven
Nicholas W Penney
New Heten Louis Jacobs
Robi B
McNulty
Waltford Sermuel H
Mettler
Henry J Nugent
Yvohn
A Key New Hien Fiore Pe
Permanent receivers take charge of mill fate in Fall River
Fall River Mass July 15 By Associated Press The fate of the Qs porne mills scheduled for sale rests with permanent receivers John S Bistyton and Nathaniel B Dunfee appointed today. Judge Hugo A Dubuque granted them permanent control to sell or reorganize the company. The city claims unpaid taxes totaling 90000 for 1925 and 1926. The court ordered restraint on collection as the receivers prepare to survey the property, with no immediate plan announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Mass
Associated Press
Qsporne Mills
John S Bistyton
Nathaniel B Dunfee
Byudge Hugo A Dubuque of Superior Court
Dubuque
Westport Driver Sentenced to Three Months in Jail
Michael Cleary of Cross Highway was jailed for ninety days with over 200 in fines on five counts after conviction for driving under the influence and related offenses. He also faced charges including taking a car without permission and evading responsibility, with suspended judgments on several counts after a July incident near the Westport Country Club. Police testimony noted intoxication and a collision with John Svetz’s car, injuring multiple people.
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Westport
Michael Cleary
Cross Highway
Joseph Adams
Cleary
Adams
Norwalk
James Massiello
Westport Country Club
John A Svetz
Bixbee Place
Bridgeport
Svetz
William Tripp
Salvatore Frating
Edward Raymond
Nash Street
Black Rock
Nathan Shilepsky
Compo Beach
Walter Brown
Shilepsky
Council
Harry KR Sherwood
Sampel H Ferris
Beechwod Avenue
Edward Bowe
Harry Covina
Bowe
Covina
State Street
Covino
Howard Baker
John Cunco
Norwalk Council
Cuneo
Edgar Perry
Dominic A Roina
Greenwich
Settlements in shooting case end in out of court agreement
Parents of a wounded boy settled with Patrice Donnelly for damages in a cherry theft incident as James Tenéple received a cash settlement. Judge Buckley postponed charges pending payment of 850 while Prosecutor Suzmon argued Donnelly fired to frighten youths and did not intend to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jing Youne
Donnelly
James Tenéple
Iranistan Avenue
Patrice Donnelly
Maplewood Avenue
William J Buckley
James Suznon
Inncalle
Youn
Iancale
Carnival gambling agents fined twenty five dollars
In Blackstone Massachusetts twelve operators of gambling games at a traveling carnival were fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to charges. State troopers arrested the operators last night, and seized equipment was sent to Worcester. The report notes a competitive adage about judging a man by his discarded friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone Mass
Associated Press
Anderson
Worcester
New Haven Road to Make New Stock Issue
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad board announces a stockholders meeting at Hotel Garde on August 17 at 11 o clock to authorize issuing up to 500000 shares of cumulative preferred stock par value 100 with a7 percent annual dividend and exchange privilege for common stock. The meeting also covers issuing common stock for exchange, underwriting authorization, and closing transfer books from July 30 to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Piers
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Man Sues Wife to Recover Loans in Superior Court
Joseph E Kilpatrick of Bridgeport sues his wife Anne Fitzpatrick in Superior Court seeking 86000 for money loaned to her. The case, filed by attorney Clifford B Wilson, aims to recover the loaned funds. Fitzpatrick's Park Avenue property is attached in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E Kilpatrick
Anne Fitzpatrick
Bridgeport
Clifford B Wilson
Fitzpatrick
Park Avenue
Baxter, Old Police Offender, In Court
William Baxter, 26, of 187 Algeside Street, with a police record since age ten, faced city court on auto theft charges. He was held on $1,000 bond and remanded to custody after extradition from Rye, as police say he admitted taking A W Crane’s car but denied breaking into the garage. The car was reported stolen from Crane’s garage on Carryit Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Baxter
Algesire T
Rye
Bixter
Rye Pole
Polle Say
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Parkers
Berkshire Mill Coal CO
TEL
Barnum
Fght
Main ST
Stanley T Jen
Joseph Sleight
New York
Frederick E Baker
Baker 5
Chirles Cox Colored
Offie
Howard Capasse
Polce
Costa
Jack Hamowby
Fall Street
New York City
William Trlpp
Shore Road
North Main Street
Willowbrook Cemetery
Arthur Betts
Kingshighway
Betts
Carnival
Inew Haven Road
Baxter
OLD Police
Sore Long
J. Johnson & Sons
Michaels Stern
Leopold Morse
Palm Beach
Boy’s Department
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