Bus Mileage Tax Hearing Set After July Date
A federal judge set July 26 as the date for hearings on the Interstate Bus Companies' challenge to mileage tax collection. The case seeks to halt the tax and determine constitutional issues, with defendants including the transportation commissioner and state treasurer. Participants include Edward Hy Relly and five bus company representatives.
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Hartror
Erwin Ss. Tho
Mans
Ihute & Cis
Coe Desing
Gistrich Emaey
Tay
Wilts
Blodlge
Inest
Comptralie
Yo Salmon
Mar Vehicles Raving BK. Stoeckel Aml Superintenister
Rhobert PL
Iurey
Win
Henl
Edward Hy Relly
Police hold man for wife beating in drunken frenzy
Edward Jones, 28, of 285 Hamilton Street, allegedly beat his wife during a drunken frenzy yesterday while she tried to defend herself. He was placed under arrest on a drunkenness charge, with bonds set at $100, and remained in a cell at the second precinct station house last night.
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Edward Jones
Hamilton Street
Efforta
Jones
Second Precinct
New Code Proposed for National Crime Commission on Court Procedure
A draft code submitted to the National Crime Commission outlines rights and procedures for felony charges. It covers arrest timing, magistrate presence, bail and bonds, counsel access, trial jury rules, joint and separate trials, witness deposition, and use of prior testimony with safeguards for both State and defendant.
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National Crime Commission
Hadky
Iancellor
Washington University
Lewe
Butchers Held for Sunday Closings in Norwalk
Five butchers from the Springwood area, known as Whistleville, were fined $5 each in city court for violating Sunday closing laws. Stores in the district had previously kept Sunday morning hours, including dry goods, despite church complaints and a prior warning. Arrested were Sam Dieman, Raymond Street. Hoberman and Rotterman, Raymond Street. Dou no Brothers, Ely Avenue. Albert Tietrand, Lexington Avenue. James Flore, Lemncton Avenue. Only fruit or ice cream shops were allowed to stay open. Whistleville earned a reputation for wide open Sundays, and the crackdown aimed to quiet the area.
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Norwalk
Springwood
Whistlevile
Sam Dieman
Raymond Street
Hoberman
Rotterman
Douono
New Branch P. C. Plan Approved In City
Word has been received that the Post Office department in Washington has approved a proposal by Mrs Gertrude Sniffen for a new postal station at 1210 Stratford avenue. The ten year lease starts August 1 or when the building is ready and includes water lighting heat safe equipment parcel post and postal savings furniture where necessary.
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Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Sniffen
Stratford Avenue
Driver held after crash with city bus in Brooklyn
Jacah Goldberg thirty five of St John’s Place Brooklyn was arrested after his car collided with a city bus at Beechond and Canton Avenues. No injuries were reported and he was held on $50 bail.
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Jacah Goldberg
St. John’s Place
Rronk
Ivy
Beechond
Canton Avenues
New York Man Is Bitten By Dog Here
Thomas H W Murtagh, thirty four, of 320 Lincoln Place, New York, was treated at a hospital yesterday after being bitten by a dog. The incident occurred in New York, with medical staff noting the dog bite and treatment provided.
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New York
Thomas HW. Murtagh
Linculy Place
Bauerseacy Bepital
Obituary notices for multiple residents in Fairfield and Bridgeport area
Obituaries note Frederick Tomlinson of New Britain who worked 35 years for the New Haven Hartford railroad and died suddenly. Other notices include Charles Waterhouse, Tricia England, and Mary Sullivan among others, with funeral details in Mountain Grove, Greens Farm, Saint Thomas, and St. Augustine churches. Interments set at local cemeteries. service at M. J. Gannon funeral home and Saint Augustine's.
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Frederick Tomlinson
Munson H
Barah
Tom Hinton
New Britain
N.Y. & Hartford Railroad
New Brnlaln
Wussed
Margeret
M. OW. Towns
Frederick Morgan
Phyl
Mountain Grove
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Charles EF Coleson Funeral Service Details
Funeral service for Charles E. Coleson aged 68 will be held this morning at Mullins Scott and Redgate Funeral Parlors 298 Golden Hill Street then at Saint Michael Church, with burial at St Michael's Cemetery. The late Mr Coleson resided on Ogden Street and passed away recently. services are conducted by Almagsy and Anthony Bridge.
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Port Hospital
New England Avenue
Kings Highway
Faifield
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Semetery
Almagsy
Theresa
Antouny
Joseph
Charles EE
Colesor
Ogden Street
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Charles Chuch
Bartal
St Michael's Cemetery
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the Chapin & Bangs CO
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Mrs. Williams, Giroschel
Charle
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Brugeport Hospital
Sanday
Charles Fable
Westport
Greens Vaona
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Bunnell Street
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Tannie
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John England
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Gridgeport
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John Sullivan
Fred Hartman
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Fred Johnson
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Niagara Falls
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