Non-Support Charges Dominate City Court Briefs
Unemployment cited as reason for non support as four men face arraignment. Belinsky of 49 Steuben street ordered to pay wife for work and post a binding order. failure means sixty days in jail. Joseph Siosik of 77 Oden street, bonds set at 200 dollars, case continued for a month. Alex Weber and Joseph Harmsiak also had cases pushed two weeks. Jitney drivers Bertalon Creacy and Tons Kasvas fined five dollars each for overloading buses. Case continuances due to absent Liquor Prosecutor include Walter Center street, 3 War ter street ARR of 404 Myrtle and Tony Maly avenue.
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Sridgeport
Indusiries
Lak
Belinsky
Steuben Street
Sane
Lane
Joseph Siosik
Oden Street
Jef
Alex Weber
Johnson Street
Joseph Harmsiak
Columba Street
Bertalon Creacy
Spruce Street
Kasvas
Fauirfield Avenue
A. Z. Blerritt
Walter Center Street
Warter Street
Myrtle
Tony Maly Avenue
American Hustle One Cause Of Malnutrition
Boston June The American hustle to keep up with the crowd is one of the chief causes of fatigue and malnutrition among children. Dr Borden S Veeder of St Louis said the condition was more common among children of the wealthy than the poor. Other physicians agreed. Elimination of two frequent dances parties and movie shows together with insistence on extra rest periods brought about rapid improvement in many child patients.
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Boston
American Medical Association
Borden S. Veeder
St. Louis
Westport drafted man Moore lands in Hoboken for funeral
June remains of Wred M Moore of Norwalk who was among the first four drafted to leave Norwalk and captured by Germans near Verdun on Sept 27 1918 and killed have arrived at Hoboken Advices say Moore was a sniper sergeant in Company H 102nd Regiment and won several decorations The Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion and other military bodies plan a full military funeral for the deceased
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Norwalk
Wred M. Moore
Sort
Verdun
Hoboken
Moore
102Nd Regiment
Thad
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
French government aims to avoid embarrassing U.S. over Mexico stance
Paris officials said France would welcome recognition of a Mexican state government but will avoid actions that could embarrass the United States in its handling of the Mexican question. The note stresses France's wish to cooperate without causing U.S. political friction.
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Paris
Mexico
France
United States
Beacon Falls Rubber Co to resume operations June 16
Beacon Falls Conn June 9 the Beacon Falls Rubber Co will restart operations in the mill room on June 16 with other departments following as ready. The works were shut down February 79 after a brief run and will resume gradually.
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Beacon Falls
Conn
Clothing Workers Pay Fines in Superior Court
Three members of the Amalga mated Clothing Workers of America paid fines in Superior Court yesterday for violating Judge John E. Kevler's injunction against Carrick and Leiken Co. of Stamford. Albert Maddaloni paid 250 dollars Renato Macchia 40 dollars and Expene De Renzo 59 dollars.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
John E. Kkevler
Carrick and Leiken Company
Stamford
Albert Maddaloni
Renato Macchia
President of Brooklyn Eagle Dies at 86 Years
Colonel William Tester, president of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, died today at age 86. Born in Poughkeepsie he joined the Eagle office as a boy and rose through the ranks to lead the paper.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Mary Silliman Chapter D ARL Meets Monday
Mary Silliman chapter D ARL holds regular monthly meeting at 2 30 pm Monday in Stratfield sun parlor. Navy accepts invite from University of California crew to share training quarters at Poughkeepsie per telegram from Commander D J Howard of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis to Charles Halster Mapes.
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Mary Siliman Chapter
Dok. R
Stratfield Sun Parlor
NAVY
Invele
New York
D. J. Howard
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles Halster Mapes
Internatestate Rowing Association Board of Stewards
University of California
Poughkeepsie
Transfer of Rev George Sinnott to Rockville Church
The Hartford diocese bishop Rev John J Nilan transfers Rev George Sinnott from St Rose's New Town to St Bernard's Rockville where he becomes pastor. Rev Sinnott previously served as assistant at St Mary's and St Rose's pastor, succeeding Rev May who moves to Norwich.
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George Sinnott
St. Mary's Church
John J. Nilan
Hartford
St. Rose's Church
Newtown
St. Bernard's Church
Tockville
Yather Sinnott
Mi 2
May
Ek’s Church
Norwich
Kearney
Merifen
Nilan
St. Charles
Hugeh
Thomas P. Gloster
John Conway
St. Rose’s Church
Wewtown
Hearing in Smythwick Case Assigned Today
The short calendar hearing before Judge John P. Kellogg in Superior Court includes the Grievance Committee of the Fairfield County Bar Association vs Chartes A Smythwick the Bridgeport lawyer on motions for exchange specific statement demurrer and answer. Bianta West Bishop vs William D Bishon Tul tionaire Reporter of New Haven is also listed but may not be reached today.
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John P. Kellogg
Fairfield County Bar Association
Chartes A. Smythwick
Bridgeport
Bianta West Bishop
William. D. Bishon
Tultionaire
New Haven
Agreement Reached In Expulsion Case During Recess
Judge Kelloge heard testimony in Filippo Finfano v Societa Di M Degil Abrurai Bridgeport where Finfano seeks reinstatement and 2500 dollars in damages claiming expulsion on September 1 damaged his reputation. An agreement between counsel was reached during a recess.
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Joan P. Kelloge
Filippo Finfano
Societa di M. 8
Degil <Abrurai
Bridgeport
Tn Fhe
Epifano
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