Appointments Made By Connecticut Judges At Hartford Meeting
Justices of the Supreme Court and Superior Court held their annual session in Hartford. Judges filled posts and allotments for the year, naming Samuel B. Hoyt as public defender for New Haven County. George H. Bishop and George H. Freeman were assigned official clerks in New Haven and Waterbury respectively while salary figures and other reappointments were announced.
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Hartford
Supremes Court of Errora
Superior Court
Frederick MM. Penaley
Samuel 8. Hoyt
New Haven
Ward
George H. Bishop
George H. Freeman
Waterbury
Henry C. Wilson Darbury
Cleck
Samuel Awn
W. W. Gager
Joan Phelan
Fairfield County
Andrthur G. Bill
Windham County
Dlarkham
Windham
M. D
Q’con
Litchfield
W. N. Bierce
Farrid
James A. Marr
Gardiner Greene
Norwich
M. Day
George 3
Hinman
Willimantic
D. J. McCarthy
F. W. Cole
John R. Booth
Canary
Jaroes FL Webb
M. Peasley
Cheshire
Mother Jailed Appeals Case to Education Board
Mrs Clara Brown and her husband James G Brown were sentenced to five days in jail for refusing to vaccinate their children. She appealed to the State Board of Education from a Hartford board ruling that the children are not being denied an education. Brown argues that daily attendance at West Middle School does not support truancy, though admission was repeatedly refused. Three physicians certified the children as unfit for vaccination, but the health board refused to accept them due to signer requirements.
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Awartford
Clara Brown
James G. Brown
State Board of Education
Hartford Board
Brown
West Middle School
C P. Botsford
Board of Health
Turks Demand Italy Explain Troop Movements
In Angora the council of commissars debated the Turkey Italy dispute for six hours. A Turkish envoy to Rome was ordered to seek explanations for troop concentrations in Sicily and other Italian military actions. Smyrna authorities were told to take precautionary measures. Turkish press cites Italian charges about Rhodes troops celebrating a regional anniversary.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Council of Commissars
Angora
Turkey
Italy
Rome
Sicily
Smyrna
Rhodes
Dodocanese
Telanda
Earthquake in Martinique at Fort DeFrance
An earthquake of strong force was felt in Fort DeFrance Martinique last night. No damage was reported.
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Fort Defrance
Marti Ique
French West Indies
Three men held for trial in Pawcatuck double slaying
Malcomb Baker, Samuel Sebastian, and James Duffy were held without bonds in the New London Superior Court near term on charges of feloniously assailing two men, Fred Pierce and George Wilkinson Jr., in Pawcatuck. Witnesses described Baker's confessed involvement and a fatal stabbing during a late night assault in Amos Burdick's stable.
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Slonington
Malcomb T. Baker
Ashbury Park
X. J. Samuel Sebastian
James Duffy
New London
Stoda
Imien
Tha ‘Cown Iockup
Pawcatuck
Stonington
George R. McKenna
Baker
Pierce
Wilkinson
Amos Burdick
Paweatuck
Casey
Offcer McMahon
Wiliam A. Hillard
William A. Gray
Benjamin Peabody
Sebastian
Duffy
Burdick
Widow Sues For Insurance Money In Court
Lottie Montgomery of this city filed suit in the Court of Common Pleas seeking 6096 damages from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance. She claims the company has not paid 420 due under a valid policy following her husband’s death.
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Lottie Montgomery
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Court of Common Pleas
Pair Leave Note Says They Seek Woods Life Together
MOUNTAIN LAKES N J June 2 a note left at the home of Mrs James R Crowle by Helen Cole and Charles Carter said they intended to live by their hands alone in the woods. Police organized a posse to search the area as Mrs Crowle described Cole as a 24 year old art student who had lived in New York City and California. Carter accompanied Cole and was described as a few years her senior. Both left after a weekend party and their rooms were found empty.
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Mountain Lakes
N. J
James R. Crowle
Helen Cole
Charles Carter
Frank Dekum
Gir
Dalkum
Mrs Crowle
Allus Cole
Carter
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Financial Cases
The Supreme Court today declined to review cases seeking to raise questions about Massachusetts stock order assent for valid mortgages by corporate trustees and the taxation of a trust company that also operates a banking department. The decision leaves unresolved how such corporate mortgage and banking taxes are applied.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Triateea
Commerce Trust Company
Nelson Blower and Furnace Company
General Warehousing Property to Be Sold at Auction
General Warehousing property on Seaview avenue to be sold at 2 o'clock this afternoon by Bernard F. Cooney acting as committee of the Superior court. The site includes a dock front and a modern storage and transit warehouse, with the firm once chartered as the People's Cold Storage company and about $165,000 invested by local small investors. Former County Commissioner Frank K. Ballard promoted the project.
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Lankrupt General Warehousing Company
Seaview Avenue
Bernard F. Cooney
Frank KE. Ballard
Cuban Rail Traffic Blocked by Strike in Havana
Railroad workers in Cuba joined a broad strike paralyzing traffic across major lines. About 19 000 workers from the Cuba railroad Northern railways of Cuba and the Guantanamo and Western railroad walked out in sympathy with United Railways of Havana personnel. Minor roads remained operative.
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Havana
Cuba
Northern Railways of
Guantanamo
Sister Remi Hunt Returns From Paris Retreat aboard Adriatic
Sister Remi Hunt, superintendent of St Vincent's hospital, among five Sisters of Charity from the United States, was expected to arrive in New York last night aboard the Adriatic. She was chosen for the 1¢ tveat by Rt. Rev. Francis Verdler, superior general of the Sisters of Charity and the Vincentians.
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Remi Hunt
St Vincent's Hospital
Sisters of Charity
United States
Paris
Waa
New York
Remi
Francis Verdler
Sisters of Charity and the
Vincentians
Carpet Plant to Run Only Three Days a Week
LLDSTON Maas June 1 The Engelow Hartford Carpet company posted a notice this afternoon that starting this week the factory will operate but three days a week Monday Tuesday and Wednesday until further notice due to business conditions The factory employs 1900 workers. Walnuts from Turkey outline export volumes and industry factors with the Turkish crop tied to natural abundance rather than cultivation. New York Times reporting from Redding June 3 notes Benjamin Boesett of Newton Was not arrested following an automobile accident and reached a settlement with the other driver.
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Lldston
Maas
Engelow-Hartford Carpet Company
Turkey
Constantinople
Damsoun
Smyrna
New York Times
Redding
Benjamin Boesett
New Town
Lace Trimmed Batistes In Plain Or Fancy Weave
A short note describes fabrics including plain and drop stitches in batiste with all lace trim. Some pieces feature medal lions set in, indicating decorative edging and quality detailing. The fragment hints at textile cataloging or a sale listing for lace trimmed fabrics.
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Voices
Batiste
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