Clitus H. King Released on Parole After Prison Term
Hartford reports Clitus H. King former Fairfield prosecutor and Hartford lawyer has been paroled from Wethersfield state prison after serving over two years He was sentenced in December 1915 for forgery involving fraudulent mortgage notes He is advised to rest three months before seeking work and remains listed as a disbarred attorney
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Ord
King
Pate B Taylor Heads Y M C A Duty Tour
Thomas B Taylor long time Locomo Company engineer and purchasing staffer sails for France to take post as hut secretary for the Y M C A He belongs to the Supervisors club Jerusalem Chapter No Royal Arch Masons and is past president of Atford Congregational church He plans a Columbia University teaching stint while his wife leads Red Cross and Liberty Bond drives and his son John seeks wartime service despite being seven years old
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Thomas B. Taylor
Locomo Company
France
MM. C. A Ir. Taylor
Comphbile Supervisors Club
Atford Jerusalem
Royal Arch
Colbia University
John
Taylor
Red Cross
Hersband
Porter visits at home as he travels to Camp Devens
Capt Harry Franklin Porter former athlete now officer in charge of facilities at Camp Devens arrives in Washington from Louisville Kentucky. He visits his mother at 80 Harral Avenue and speaks with Congressman Augus te Lonergan. He praises Lake Speed Boat Day spirit and notes plans with President Wilson and a national Fourth of July celebration.
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Harry Franklin Porter
Bridgeport
Devens
Ayer
Mass
Harral Avenue
Twouisville
Felony
Ities
Major Briggs
Washatan
Porter
Auguste Lonergan
Presti Wilson
Vashon
Lincoln
Lake Spedo Boat Company
Teuton Millions For Newspapers In Every Section
New York July 16 German funds used to gain control of American newspapers extend beyond New York City Beauty Attorney General Becker says information from his office and the federal alien property custodian shows Teuton money influencing news and editorials in distant districts An ongoing investigation may reveal other centers and methods of German propaganda As part of the disclosure another U S newspaper reportedly fell under German control before entry into the war in the far west and action against its owners is anticipated
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New York
New York City
Beauty
Becker
Teuton
Bank Recovers Damages From Ex-Tenant Quinby
The First Bridgeport National Bank won a suit against F J Quinby for unpaid rent and damages totaling 597 dollars after a court, Judge Kellogg presiding, held the judgment until an affidavit confirmed Quinby was not in military service. Six months rent from October 1 1917 was alleged, with possessions attached including desks chairs and office equipment.
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First-Bridgeport National Bank
F. J. Quinby
First-Bridgeport
Quinby
Kellogg
Superior Court
Mastic
Morris Plan Bank Raises Common Stock Dividend
Bridgeport’s Morris Plan Bank increases its annual dividend on common stock from 4 to 6 percent. The company, formed four years ago to shield the public from loan sharks, lends to borrowers of good character at 6 percent. Over its history, delinquencies have been rare, with 2 percent paid in the first year and 4 percent in 1917.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Morris Plan Company
Mitchel's Mother and Widow Beneficiaries
Major John Purroy Mitchel of New York named his widow and his mother as the sole beneficiaries in his will filed for probate. He left $10,600 to his mother Mrs. James Mitchel and the remainder to his widow. The estate includes several large life insurance policies and property valued around $25,000.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Gerstner Field
Louisiana
Major Mitchel
James Mitchel
Real Estate Commission Suit over 750 Dollar Claim
Samuel Howard sues Morris Schlachter in Common Pleas to recover 750 dollars for real estate commission services. Howard says he was hired to visit Derby and arrange sale of J. Eekner haberdashery, worker claims 750 was owed but only 25 paid. Case filed yesterday.
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Samuel Howard
Morris Schlachter
Schlachter
Derby
Store Hours Post Restricted Weekend Extension
The notice lists daily hours from 8 30 to 5 with Saturday opening later until 9 P M for weekend shoppers. It provides a concise summary of the store timetable and exceptions.
Mill End sale at Howland Dry Goods tops three days
The Howland Dry Goods Mill End sale reports over 20,000 cash transactions on the first day and record sales Friday and Saturday. The store emphasizes the number of shoppers and savings rather than dollar value, claiming the 41st sale is the biggest by participation and satisfaction, with widespread stock at reduced prices.
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Litus H. King
Hartford
Pate B. Taylor
Y. M. C. A. Forces
Harry F. Porter
Matilda Ssusco
East In Street
Antonio Nermosio
Mibroke Street
Hermosio
H. Weiss
Belen Nnyeea
Tony
Betlans
Nature
X &G
Bank
Morris Plan Bank
Mitchel
Milady
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Main St
Wallue
Howland
Flowland
Main Street
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