Slayer Gun Used by Police Finds Slayer Used
In West Haven Antonio Raiuno known as Tony the Barber faced court after a delayed hearing. Coroner Mix declared Falana criminally responsible for Como’s death, noting police allowed him to carry a revolver despite prior fights. The same gun later killed Cozzo.
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West Haven
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Frank ‘Cozzo
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Como
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Corso 4.10 Annmently Shot Him Down Im Noid Mand
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Cozzo
Westport Fire Laddies Fair Halted by Rain
July 28. The carnival of the Saugetud Hose company did not open last evening due to bad weather. Rain is expected to be covered by insurances. Children’s day is planned for tomorrow afternoon with Men’s night on Thursday. Local firemen will attend the carnival with special attractions. Opening night drew over 700 in, though 14 booths remain. two planned booths never opened. Serena of Saugatuck leads. Tod J. Sullivan is chief assistant on the refreshment committee.
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Montreal
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Burr Avenue
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American Legion
State Street
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Fine Arts Theatre
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Legson
Legion
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Rowena
Ruth MacFarland
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Talis
Margaret Teorge
Kingston
Consondat Coal Company
Riverside Avenue
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Pope Bids Farewell to Relief Mission in Rome
In Rome on July, Pope Pius XI bade farewell to the relief mission before their departure for attacked regions. The pope spoke affectionate words as the mission entered the private chapel where Mass was celebrated.
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Fine Westport Drivers On Traffic Charges
Deputy Sheriff Clark N Kirk arrested two truck drivers this afternoon for missing a mirror and lacking registration. John Schasny of 61 Global Street Long Island City was fined 4 dollars plus costs for the mirror charge and 2 dollars plus costs for no registration. Samuel Knippel of 137 Ludlow Jarret New York was fined 5 dollars for no mirror and 3 dollars for no registration, totaling 21.90 after fees. Proctor Harry Asheswood presided. Howard B Briley prosecuted.
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New York
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Protor
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George B Hawley Dies at Eighty Two in Bridgeport
George B Hawley longtime funeral director of Hawley Wilmot Reynolds died yesterday at his home in Bridgeport aged 82. He organized the firm 33 years ago and leaves a wife Annis Elisabeth Hawley three daughters and a son. Services set for tomorrow at Read Memorial chapel Mountain Grove Cemetery with viewing from 1 to 2:30 p m. He was a Stepney native and a former First Methodist official and authority on history and the Old Testament.
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Bridgeport
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Bridgesport
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Eason Academy
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Steooy
First Methodist Church
Weston Man Hurt Repairing Broken Cart Wheel
Weston Tay 28 Jhon Wakeman seven of East Cat Tenud was driving a milk auto on Weston road when the front wheel detached on a bad road. He was slowly moving when the axle failed causing him to be thrown and injured. The milk container held, the cap was removed, and a large gouge appeared over his eye. Dr J M Nolan of Westport treated the wound. Other local notices list visitors and residents in Weston including Mrs Davil Provor Elizabeth MT and families returning from Long Island and the Adirondacks, along with local movements and stays much noted.
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Tohn Wakeman
Wreston Road
Westpark Centre
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Atray
Mike
J. M. Nolan
Westport
Davil Provor
Elizabeth
Times A. Smith
Iverson C. Panton
Ant. Fanton
Adirondack Mountains
Sewer Work Contracts to Be Awarded by Commission
Contracts for sewer construction totaling about 180,000 will be awarded by the sewer commission after bids were opened Monday. Bidders include Bridgepark Construction, Tierce Manufacturing, Burns Co, Leverty and Hurley, Louis Petrossi, and Berarding and Manonhia of Hartford. Awards will be made at City Hall at 4 PM.
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Dean
Tridgepark Construction Company
Tierce Manufactring Company
Burns Company
Leverty and Hurley
Louis Petrossi
Berarding
Manonhia
Hartford
City Hall
Proclamation of Company Unions Tactical Error
Washington reports a proclamation by L F Loree endorsing company unions faces criticism for undermining labor rights and may hinder industrial peace. Officials note it contradicts federal labor decisions and could complicate the Pennsylvania Railroad strike context. The AFL warns against strategies to suppress worker organization and urges adherence to lawful representation.
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David Lawrench
the Telegram
Washington
Buffalo shipmaster believed murdered after train strike
Buffalo shipmaster Captain Martin of the F. O. Underwood was found on the river bank nine hours after the vessel reached Milwaukee. Dr. J A Bettel reported a postmortem and said the captain likely died from bludgeoning by a blunt instrument or by being struck by a train.
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Rer
F. O. Underwood
Martin
Socony Tops Gasoline Preference in Buffalo Survey
A Buffalo street survey on Main Street recorded 514 drivers of passenger cars trucks and taxis naming Socony as their preferred gasoline brand. The attested count shows Socony leading all other brands, with Socony popularity noted across New York and New England.
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New York
New England
India Prints Used for Curtains and Garments Described
India prints, used for curtains or hangings, are shown as fabric suitable for small chemise costumes bound at the neck and sleeves with a ribbon. The note outlines how the prints can be transformed into wearable garments and decorative pieces.
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