Fishermen Report Bass Biting at Newtown
Sportsmen returning from Taunton harbors report fine catches of black bass at Newtown and Zoar Lake above the dam. The black bass season runs July to April 30 1920 with a minimum length of eight inches to be returned. Hooks and lines are the chosen method per local regulations. Nearby ponds will be stocked from state fish hatcheries this fall.
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Taunton Hake
Newtown
Zoar
Damay
Stevenson
Stave Fish
Game Commission
Thia
Retail Qlofrrier Files Bankruptcy Petition
A bankruptcy petition was filed in Stratford yesterday by Lemuel Shore, a retail clothing merchant. The case lists liabilities of 25 775 17 with assets unknown.
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Bangruptcy
Lemuel Shore
Stratford
Asset and liability figures in Seltmann’s Criterion Rubber filing
Leonard Seltmann of this city operating the Criterion Rubber company filed three petitions showing assets of 94,840.50 against liabilities of 14,562.45. Major assets include stock in trade valued at 1.50 and an insurance policy of 1,000.
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Mabil Tles
Jtrade
Leonard Seltmann
Criterion Rubber Company
Bonding Company Checks Smith Embezzlement Scandal
Charles F. Gorman of Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company examined Smith’s city books with City Auditor Bernard Heating as authorities pursue indemnity grounds. Smith, former tax collector, is missing after embezzling 85,300. civil suit against his estate is expected in the September term of the Superior Court.
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Charles F. Gorman
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, Securities
Howard FF. Smith
Bernard
Smith
Mr. Gorman
Cdma
Stratford Recall Election Campaign Arouses Voter Interest
Stratford July 21 Special local note: meetings in Washington gohoot discuss Col Louis J Borrmann for councilman and Emanuel Hendrickson for councilman. Citizens are urged by the People's General Committee to support incumbent officials amid street work and sidewalks debates. Legion auxiliary plans a July 28 meeting to elect delegates to the state convention.
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Stratford
Washington
Louis J. Borrmann
Richard Je Staaten
Emanuel Hendrickson
Vito Benudatia
Electon
RB. H. Hunter
Storm Center
Ohio
Walter W. Bubbel
Tha
People’s General Committee
People's General
First Selectman
Coniie
Connie
Goode
Americal Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Lowell
Fairfield Improvement Society discusses extending scope
In Fairfield July 24 a special meeting at Miss Annie Jennings’s Post Road home considered reorganizing the Improvement Society of Fairfield and vicinity. Dr Valery Hovard urged extending to sanitary reform and mosquito control, with efforts to boost public sentiment for local progress. seven directors were elected including O G Jennings and Valery Hovard, and officers named to lead the group.
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Fairfield
Improvement Society of
Fairfield and Vicinity
Annie B. Jennings
Post Road
Valery Havyard
O. G. Jennings
F. B. Lavery
Jonathan Gorut
Aeh. Huntington
Valery Hovard
C. B. Jennings
F. E. Morgan
Offeers
Association
F. EB. Morgan
A. H E. Lavery
Jqnarkan Grout Ltd
Valery Havard
Aged Torrington Woman Dies Visiting Grandson
Esther FE Hubbard 81, longtime Torrington resident and widow of Thomas Hubbard, died yesterday at her grandson Hudson Hubbard’s home in Bridgeport where she had lived six months. She left two sons Harry R Hubbard and Charles T Hubbard. Body to be taken to Torrington for funeral services at Trinity Episcopal Church and burial in Torrington Cemetery.
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Esther FE. Hubbard
Steel Post
Relief Aoray
G. A. Th
Torrington
Thomas 7. Hubbard
Hudson Hubbard
Charles T. Hubbard
Trinity Episcopal Church
Torrington Cometery
Arrest Two for Alleged Attack on R R Guards
Hartford reports two men, Andrew Dolem of 79 Park Avenue and Je F Sr of 3% Linden Street, arrested for an alleged attack on R R guards in East Hartford. Arrests by state policemen Edward Hickey and Philip Flynn and deputy sheriff H. Sheridan. Brought before Levi P. M. Ticker. cases continued to Monday. Bail set at $300 each.
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Hartford
Andrew Dolem
Park Avenue
Je F Sr
Linden Street
East
Hartfor
Thomas Blythe
Edward 7
Hickey
Philip Flynn
Depudy Sheriiohn H. Sheridan
Levi P. M
Baby Carriage Bootlegging Charge Stuns New York Streets
New York reports a man named David Ferher wheeling a baby carriage on Fourth Street drew crowds and police attention. Officers found liquor hidden in the carriage and Ferher was arrested on a grand duct charge for violating the prohibition law, held in seven thousand dollars bail.
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New York
David Ferher
Fourth Street
David
Tral
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