Barrel Company Given 13 Days to Move Plant
City Board of Appeals on zoning grants another extension for the Barrel Company to vacate its Beardsley Street plant by June. Nine of thirteen petitions were approved, while several others for new garages and stores were denied or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsley Street
City Barrel Company
Board of Appeals
Waterview Avenus
John Bires
Palsnade Avenue
Birdsere Street
Edward J. Sherwin
Park Avenue
Perminston
John Blake
Thomas O'Rourke
Mary Papp
Princeton Street
Harry A. Mitchell
Fairfield Avenue
Andover Street
Kaplan
Ma Bunick
Beaview Avenue
Harry Elam
Berkley Place
Carl Bjorlin
Kaechele Place
Fred Meyers
Huntington Turnway
Staton
Death car driver bound for Superior Court in Madison
Howard Dudley twenty eight was bound over today to the Superior court on a charge of misconduct as motor vehicle operator in connection with the death of Mrs Ben Hendricks on April 28 when Dudley's automobile struck the rear end of a parked truck. Bond was set at 1000. Dudley was held criminally responsible for the accident in the finding of Coroner Ell Mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Associated Press
Howard Dudley
Superior Court
Ben” Hendricks
Dudley
Ell Mix
Lindbergh Greeting Cards in Demand at Port
Air mail post card greetings and congratulations to Captain Lindbergh are in high demand at the local port office. About ten thousand cards, printed for distribution by the Bridges Port Chamber of Commerce, were taken from here yesterday.
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Air Mail
Lindbergh Jare
Whch
Bridgsport
Three Bridgeport Men Earn Degrees at RPI Commencement
Paul Martin Schiller and Henry Paul Brock of Bridgeport graduated from RPI Tuesday morning. Schiller earned Civil Engineer, Brock earned Electrical Engineer. Walter Albert Dean, also of Bridgeport, received Master of Science after a year of graduate work. Schiller played on the football team and all three were active in student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin Schiller
Henry Paul Brock
Bridgeport
Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute
Schiller
Brock
Walter Albert Dean
Hawley High to Graduate Fifteen at June Exercises
Hawley High School will hold commencement in the school auditorium on Thursday night June 16 at 7 oclock. A class of fifteen will graduate and receive diplomas. Daniel Chase of New York City will address the graduates and Charles G Morris will present diplomas. The program includes a salutatory by Miss Josephine Louise Mayo and a valedictory by Miss Sarah June Barker Read.
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Newtown
Hawley High School
Daniel Chase
New York City
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Charles G. Morris
Newtarm
Offenbach
Alpha Glee Club
Josephine Louise Mayo
Josephine Ada McBath
Lea Paloma
Sarah June Barker Read
Charles G. Mortis
Eva Sturges Andrews
Fred Joseph Carmody
Eunice Sophia Curtiss
Geraldine Nevin Cuttler
Mary Adaline Frisbie
Julia Lee Geckte
Willam Howard Kennedy
Herbert Jacob Mayer
Harbette
Winifred McArdle
Grace Louise Olmstead
Russell Lawrence Platt
Sarah Jane Barker Read
Ernestine Visny
John H. Trumbull
Hawley School
Misa Helen Nichols
New Haven Normal School
James B. Nichols
Mount Pleasant
Wichots
Cape Cod
Chapin
Lucile Davis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dorothy Chapin
Worcester
Maia
Margaret Urbanson
New Britain
Conn
Helen Davis
Helen Nichols
John Burr
Great Atlantic and Pacific Fea Company
New Haven
Gils’ Friendly Society
St John's Church
Sandy Hook
St John's Rectory
Anthony Amarol
Fall River Mass
Six Appeals Are Argued Before Supreme Court
Six appeals were argued before the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors. Maria Cavallaro of New Haven appeals an award of 1090 against her in favor of Annie Fusaris for injuries from a fall in an alley dug by Cavallaro. Other cases include Mik versus the city of Meriden over a 1926 sidewalk injury, Jannetty of Waterbury appealing a 1937 verdict related to a 1924 goods contract, Trinity of Heating Company of Hartford appealing a 1926 verdict over product contracts, Paul Specht of Hartford appealing a 1926 decision over stock delivery, and an appeal by General Baking Company in a Hartford case with DeNevan as plaintiff.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Maria Cavallaro
Annie Fusaris
Issac Wolfe
Supreme Court of Errors
Alexandria Mik
Meriden
Mik
Supreme Court
Arthur F. Elis
Waterbury Merchant
John Jannetty
Waterbury Dry Goods
McCal Company
New York
L. F. Waldo Marvin
Waterbury Superior Court
McCall Company
Jannetty
McCall
Trinity of Heating Company of
Hartford
Michael F. O'Hara
New London
Allyn L. Brown
Brown
Paul Specht
M. E Kaufman
New York City
Leonard J. Nickerson
Hartford Superior Court
Specht
Philadelphia
Nickerson
General Baking Company
Victor T DcNevan
DeNozzo
Antonio DeMarco
Tub Sport Satin Fabric Ad Extends Free Cutting Offer
An old newspaper fragment advertises Tub Sport Satin at 1 yd with a free cutting service. The note ends with a stray line THIRL FLOOR, indicating an interior catalog or store section layout.
Leather trimmed Dash shoes with lace to toe style
Advertises Brown or White leather trimmed Dash shoes with rubber soles. High lace models priced from $1 to $1.65, featuring lace to toe effect and varying by size and finish.
Kin Would Return Leper To Italy
Salvatore DiAngelo, the citys second leprosy case, may be deported to Italy instead of to Carville Louisiana. Health officer Dr William Hall Coon said the move is at the family request who prefer him there. Public Welfare head Angus P Thorne sought state welfare input but execution is doubtful due to transportation hurdles and Italy unlikely to welcome a patient with the disease after sixteen years in the city.
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Salvatore DiAngelo
Italy
Carville
William Hall Coon
DiAngelo
Louisiana
Coon
Angus P. Thorne
Public Welfare Department
State Department of Welfare
Hartford
Postponed Wedding for Helen Folwell and Frederick Rasmusgen
Montclair New Jersey June 8 The marriage of Miss Helen Folwell of Quincy Massachusetts to Frederick Rasmusgen was postponed indefinitely due to the illness of the bridegrooms. The ceremony at the bride's home was halted as Mrs Folwell stated the groom's condition was not dangerous but would not disclose details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Associated Press
Prescott Polwell
Erwin Park Road
Helen Folwell
Frederick Rasmunsen
Quincy
Mass
Plea to Revoke Clewell Will Heard in New York Surrogate Court
Testimony on Mrs Mary E Clewell of Boston seeking letters testamentary to revoke her sister’s $290,000 estate was heard. The current documents favor William V Rawe of Newton Heights, Mass with a prior claim, while Mrs Clewell alleges forged payees in the case.
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New York
Associated Press
Mary E Clewell
Boston
Mass
Slater
William V. Rawe
Newton Heights
Maas
Hiabend
Clewell
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