Mad Dog Spreads Fear in Stamford Bites Four People
Four residents, two men and two children, were bitten by a dog owned by Peter Mocarski after it ran loose in Stamford. Dr I Davis and Hearth Commissioner Petrid reported the dog had become increasingly aggressive, leading to its restraint and rabies precautions for bite victims and other local dogs. The owner was urged to inoculate his animals and seek medical advice for bites.
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Ducking Humane Abuse Case Ends in Fine for Cos Cob Man
Greenwich special court heard a cruelty case against Jerome Constantino of Cos Cob. Judge James R Mead fined him for cruelty to a dog owned by neighbor Joseph Crosta, citing his family obligations for not sending him to jail. An officer testified the dog bore wounds, including ax strikes, and might have died from suffocation or blood loss after being buried alive.
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Greenwich
Haroug
James R Mead
Jerome Constantia
Valles
Constantin
Joseph Crosta
Constantino
Contantino
Zantaic
Patrick Fla-nagan
Seece Wounda
Bach
Frenchman Learns Contents of Note in Socks in France
In St Flour, Achille Garrigues found warm woolen socks with a folded note from Saskatchewan Canada tucked inside. After ten years of hoping someone could translate Finglish, a local woman finally deciphered it for him. Florence Sherman signed the note, expressing thanks for the warm gift.
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Paris
Achille Garrigues
United States
Canada
Achille
St .Flour
St Flour
Schille
Achilles
Florence Sherman
Saskatchewan
Tre
Woman violator given suspended sentence in Quar law case
Darien July 1 Special Miss Varral armen of 102 West 42nd street New York was fined 25 and given a suspended staff sentence for violation of the Quar law by Judge B Dana last night She was with Thomas Luckese of New York and Louis Cara also of New York when they were arrested with 38 bottles of creme de menthe and 46 bottles of benedictinen Their arrest followed a trip to Pittsfield Mass They faced prior fines and sentences and claimed they did not know the sack story or its contents and admitted no extra clothing when leaving New York
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Varral Armen
West 42Nd Street
New York
Ghven
B Dana
Thomas Luckese
Louig Cara
Pittsfield
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Bathing suits donated for Liddies in Stamford
Stamford telegram reports Spetal William and Robbins of Orange Conn sent a bundle of bathing suits to the Liddies who Live none for the street shower baths. John G Phillips contributed $100 to buy more suits as other cash donations arrive amid updated notes from The Bridgeport Telegram.
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Spetal William & Robbins
Orange Conn
Suamford Fire Department
John G Phaillips
Suis
Danx Mi
Bridgeport Telegam
Elsie Janis Recovers Most of Confiscated Gems
Actress Elsie Janis, separated from jewels worth up to 50000 dollars, regained most confiscated pieces after a three hour session with Treasury agents and port officials. Two pieces remained under investigation, with only a customs seal and a single worn pendant returned.
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Elsie Janis
New York
Elsle Janis
Trevars Department
New Belgian Tax Hits Foreign Natives and Hotels
Brussels July 27 AP government decree signed by King Albert imposes higher taxes on foreigners from England United States Holland and Germany. Foreigners face 10 to 20 percent hotel levies if renting rooms flats or houses their payment to the state is 30 percent. A 10 franc daily tax on foreign owned automobiles and a 40 percent hotel surcharge for foreigners are set by the decree.
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Albert
England
Holland
Germanny
Hotel Pitts
Five-Week Cotton Strike Settled at Berkshire Mill
Two thousand Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing workers return to work Thursday after a five week strike. An agreement between mill officials and striker representatives ends the protest against the three frame system in the board room.
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ADAWS
Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Company
Naval Academy Grid Team Home From Sea
About seventy five midshipmen from the U S Naval Academy football squad arrived from Philadelphia after a period at sea. They will take a month’s leave of absence before reporting for practice on August 27, with Midshipman TH Wickhorst as captain this year.
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Three Burned in Jail Fire at Saranac Lake
Three men were burned, one seriously, early today when a fire destroyed the town hall jail and Adirondack Enterprise offices. Fire spread prompted urgent rescue by Saranac Lake and Lake Placid departments. July 27.
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Lesco Cleaning Fluid Praised by Society Women
Society women praise Lesco cleaning fluid for rapid action and no ring or odor. It cleans grease spots paint marks fruit stains on milk linen woolens suede and even delicate fabrics without damage and with a pleasant aroma. Sold in bottles at drugstores and department stores in town.
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Lesco
Gripple's Theft Of Food Leads To Cheshire Term
A city court sentenced Michael Dolyak for burglary and forgery tied to stealing food from several stores. Despite earlier probation due to a leg amputation, Judge Buckley ordered three months in Cheshire, noting the offender’s prior misconduct and the need for reform.
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Gripple
Cheshire
Dolyahk
Berkshie Avenue
Bank
Bank Vanville
Toval
Dollas
Michael Dolyah
Dolyak
American Bank and Trust Company
Hillside
Grorery
William J Buckley
Car mounts curb injures man and flees in Stampord
A driver mounted the sidewalk at South and State streets, striking a man who was knocked down. The vehicle fled the scene but bystanders obtained the plate number and reported to police. The injured man was treated at a local physician’s office.
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Stampord
Ralph Burzie
IO Victory
Buzyko
Two Men Fined for Stealing Dog in New Haven Case
Piro Esponto and Peter Pinto were each fined 8 shillings 3 pence and costs in Himden town court for allegedly stealing a dog from Wartin Amato of 1396 Driwell Avenue New Haven. Three witnesses testified the pair placed the dog in a truck nearby. the men denied guilt. Arrests were made in Bridgeport by Sergeant J Whelehan and Officer H Barons.
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Wartin Amato
Driwell
New Haven
Piro Esponto
Peter Pinto
Himden Mondas
Thy
J Whelehan
H Barons
Bridgeport
Started With Nothing Store Owner Bankrupt
A man named Hartt Mendick opened a candy and stationery shop at 1663 Fairfield Avenue after borrowing $350 from a bankrupt estate. Within two months he too went bankrupt and appeared in bankruptcy court before Referee Joan Keogh. Mendick’s stock sold for $60, leaving creditors owed about $352,947 across 34 claims.
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Hartt Mendick
Fairfield Avenue
Joan Keogh
Leviathan Repaired Sails for New York
The Leviathan, repaired, is floated from the South Boston base deck and sails for New York after taking on coal. The arm will resume service between New York and Southampton once in routine operation.
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New York
Boston
United States
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South Foston
Arm
Southampton
Judge to Jail Speeders Under New Policy
Judge James Meadus announced a policy of jail sentences for flagrant speed violations. He imposed fines and costs and suspended a prior case, while another motorist was arrested here for speeding on the same charge.
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