Lot Purchasers at Big Auction in Grasmere Fairfield
Special to the Telegram lists buyers at a Grasmere public auction for Bridgeport Housing Co. Names include Arthur Riley, Wyrtien, E. Mhotkin, Robert H. Dowser, J.P. O'Day, Arthur J. Beynett, Arthur E. Riley, S. F. Cameron, Ti. L. Pennquist, Lang, Lawrence J. McGrath, J. D. Molley, Arthur E. Gibson, Benjamin Plotkin, Sam Wind, Malcolm Baxter, Robert Dever, Edwin A. Shane, A. A. Ferrette, Edwin J. Platt, with numerous lots across Meadow Brook Road, School Street, Fairview Avenue, and adjacent corners, totaling 17 lots for $1,760 at Seaside Park.
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Fairfield
Fune
Telegram
Grasmere
Bridgeport Housing Company
Arthur Rily
Grasmere Avenue
Meadow Brook Road
Cod. Wyrtien
Millersteve Fairfield
School Street
E. Mhotkin
Reet Road
Fairview Avenue
Rrobert H. Dowrer
New York
Fs Menebrock Road
Review Avenue
J.P. O'Day
Berooke Avenue
Digeport
Atagow Brook Road
Fairiew Avenue
Arthur J. Beynett
Brewster
Bridgeport
Dines
Manufacturer of Brockton Hangs Self With Tie
Wilfred W Huntler a shoe maker from Firedon Mass committed suicide by hanging himself with a necktie in an East 23rd Street hotel. His body was found by a maid after he registered yesterday. A letter to Jen nie Keys Mann Providence R I was found. it said she should return and would be the happiest day if she did. A photo with the inscription Always be faithful to women was recovered.
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New York
Wilfred WW. Huntler
Firedon
Mass
East 23Rd Street
Huntley
Jennie Keys Mann
Providence
R. 1
Rev Nauss Named New Pastor At West End Church
West End Congregational Church announces Rev Carl F Nauss as permanent pastor following a Sunday morning vote. He has served as temporary pastor for months while the church welcomed congratulations from moderator W A Hatfield and lay leaders Malcolm Baxter and Mrs G A Hoyt upon the platform.
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Rev. Nauss
West End
Uanimous Castly
Arl F. Nauss
W. A. Hatfield
Malcolm Baxter
Mra
G. A. Hoyt
Mra Nauss
Fire Slightly Damages Fairfield Station Platform
A small fire at Fairfield station platform yesterday afternoon prompted Center Fire Company No. 1 to respond. The blaze was quickly put out with chemicals. a short circuit of electric wires is believed to have started the incident, with no reported injuries or major damage.
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Fairfield
Center Fire Company No. 1
New Styles and Pretty Arms Beauty Note Ad
Women learn the value of delatone for removing hair from face or arms by applying a paste of delatone and water, then rubbing off after a brief wait. If used carefully with genuine delatone and fresh mix, skin should be free of hair. otherwise results may fail.
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Faust
Reckless Driving Fined in Fairfield
Anthony White of Bridgeport was fined 25 dollars for reckless driving after a collision near Bulkley's Bridge. Officer testimony described speeding and dangerous operation in a truck, with damage to a touring car. Judge Clar enes Ty Hal presided.
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Reak
Griving
Anthony White
Bridgeport
Clarenes Ty Hal
Arthur J
Fairfield
Jane Ti
Otlars
Codey Ol
Redness
Carroll
Bulkley's Bridge
Southport
Parents Fined For Keeping Children From School
Fairfield Tune Ji Telegram reports a Holland district roundup of parents not sending children to school. Five fathers Harald Teck Alec Poor John Locust and John Tucus were arraigned before Judge Clarence R Hair. Each fined 119 with $21 costs. warning issued that a second offense will be dealt with severely.
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Tune Ji
Spec'al
Holland In
Clarence R. Hair
Harald Teck
Pleasant Chul
Alec Poor
John Locust
John Tucus
Mss Carmody
Hall
Autos Collide on Fairfield Avenue Leaves One in Yard
Vincent Bonnezzo of 115 Lexington Avenue and Stephen Virga of 3485 Fairfield Avenue collided on Fairfield Avenue Iranistan Avenue. Bonnezzo’s car was crushed onto a yard hedge but no injuries were reported. Earlier, Frank Paburn of 411 Bostwick Avenue was slightly injured when Louis Sam of 230 South Avenue struck him near Tranis tan Avenue. a tire blowout delayed the emergency transport.
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Vincent Bonnezzo
Lexington Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Iranistan Avenue
Bonnezzo
Stephen Virga
South Avenues
Tranistan Avenue
Frank Paburn
Bostwick Avenue
Louis Sam
South Avenue
Sam
Paburn
City Court Judges Dine With G. O. P. Board
City Court Judges Ralph T. Boers and William J. Buckley hosted members of the Republican Town committee for a dinner at University Hall before the monthly meeting. J. Alex H. Robinson presided. W. F. Kilpatrick attended his first meeting as secretary, elected last month. Mrs. Ella G Fleck became president of the Fairfield County Republican Women’s Association. Regular business was conducted.
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Republican Town Committee
Ralph T. Boers
William J. Buckley
University
J. Alex H. Robinson
W. FE
D. Kilpatrick
Navy Man of Meriden Drowns Canoeing Off Pier
Meriden June 11 The family of William O Leary 18 son of Mrs Agnes O Leary an assistant pharmacist in the U S Navy at Newport training school was notified that he was drowned yesterday while canoeing off the government pier the body was recovered and will be brought here
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Meriden
William ¥. O'Leary
Agnes O ‘Leary
U. S. Navy
Newport
Memorial Service Held by State of Charity Lodge
Memorial services for deceased members were conducted by the State of Charity lodge Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem at its rooms 181 State street last night. The meeting was well attended and following the services the regular business was considered.
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State of Charity Lodge
Order of Shepherds, of
Bethlehem
State Street
Porter Airong Actor Found Dead in New York Hotel
Porter Airong, a 44 year old actor with the D. W. Griffith Motion Picture company for seven years, was found dead in his room at the America hotel on West Forty seventh Street New York. Death attributed to heart failure. Found today by a housekeeper.
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New York
Porter Airong
Hotel America
West Forty-seventh Street
D. W. Griffith Motion Picture Productions
Fairfield Notes and Local Event Roundup
Fairfield notes list a marriage license return for Rev Allen H Beeman and Claire C Weber of Bridgeport. town clerk Clara Flint to host a grab bag party at Men's Hall. local legion meetings. Straffletad Improvement and Fairfield Garden Club meetings. a strawberry festival on Sturges Road for BMI Flyin Im- Waverment association. Grasmere Parent Teacher Association annual meeting with reports by retiring officers. Fairfield concert by the Artorial band planned for July 4 with ongoing fundraisers.
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Allen H. Beeman
Haward T. Whiteman
Fairfield Rood
Claire C. Weber
Bridgeport
Clara Flint
Connecticut Lodge
Legion Post
Salter Redfield
Sturges Road
BMI Flyin Im- Waverment Association
Grasmere Jiarent ' Teacher Association
Eera Wil
Titers
Fairfield
Atioral Band
Parking laws to be aired at Milford meeting
Milford residents petition the police board for curbside rules on several streets. The hearing will draft ordinances on parking restrictions to keep driveways clear and protect views of the Sound. Officials aim to curb obstructive parking and summer disturbances.
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Milford
Powa Court
Metheny
Harvisor Avenue
Myrtle Bexeh
Broderick's Corner
Snyder's
Rensiegton
Bay Sh Bayview
Oakland Avenue
O'Dell
Bayview
Bay Shore Drive
Woorlaint
Myrtie Beagh
Westport to Host New Drama League Guild Players
Jann A. Ennis of Treadwell avenue forms the Guild Players in Westport. A Staples High School senior, he plans rehearsals at once for a July play. Officers include Ennis as President, William P. Trent as Art Director, and Willi Stowe as Treasurer with Will Tucker advising and assisting.
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Westport
Jann A. Ennis
Treadwell Avenue
Guild Players
Ennis
Staples High School
Moving Pictures
Tom
Gwen Moore
Richard Pbarthelmes
Owen Moore
Oree
Joh Ennis
Wiliam P. Trent
Willi Stowe
Wiliam Tucker
The
New York Times
Little Theatre's League
Mir. Tucker
Court Permits Fine Payment In Installments
Fairfield June 11 Special to the Telegram Joseph E F Tatkus of Stillson road was fined for liquor law violations showing intent to sell He will pay $3 a month for four months with suspended sentence to take effect if apprehended on a similar charge within a year Officers Bennett Gould testified to seizure of 123 gallons of mash two stills and a large quantity of liquor in a shed on the Lucus farm
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Fairfield
Joseph EF. Tatcus
Stillson Road
Rood
A. J. Bennett
Sv. Il. Gould
Lucus
Trail man believed missing priest in Ottawa Kansas story
A priest and detective pursue a wanderer wearing clericals seen since March 5 in Ottaw a Kansas. Frank Vraniak and the detective think the missing man is Father Vraniak who vanished after a shopping trip.
Brongodi Arrested on Complaint of Woman
An arrestee named Brongodi faced charges after a woman accused him of beating her on Clarence Street. The alleged incident involved a breach of the peace and a $200 bond set by the court. Authorities reported the woman’s complaint led to the arrest and initial appearance.
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Clarence Street
Hein
Brongodi
Arrest of former Bulgarian Premier by Prague paper report
A report in the Prague Presse states that former Bulgarian Premier Stamboylisky was arrested by his military bodyguard. The incident, dated June 11, involves Prague authorities and Bulgarian officials. Further details were not provided in the accessible text.
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Prague
Stamboylisky
Bulgaria
Prague, Presse
Mrs Davis Resigns Amid GOP Loyalty Backing
Stamford reports Mrs Minerva Davis, president of Fairfield County Women’s Republican Association, resigns citing personal burdens and a heavy political workload. She denies any rift with state and national leaders, praising party unity while noting her commitment to party machines and continued charitable work.
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Stamford
Minerva Davie
Firmiall County
Atlunion
Mallory
Davis
Republican Party
Cam
Ois
Columbia Tekime
Minerva Davis
Fairfield County Women’s League
Man Run Down by Trolley Car Fatality at Night
A man was struck and killed by a trolley car after drinking and wandering onto the street. Police investigations identified the victim as Tanner Wes, with witnesses and medical staff providing conflicting statements before the ambulance transported him to Bridcart Hospital, where he died. Authorities detained a second person for further inquiry.
Traffic Jams Plague Westport Road Amid Public Discontent
Reported traffic jams stretch along Westport Road with chaos causing delays on holidays and peak hours. Officials note heavy congestion and several near misses as drivers maneuver through closures while authorities urge cautious, orderly travel.
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Westport Road
Bitter fight for millions started by Edith K Gould
Paris reports a suit aimed at halting the fortune of Brunk Jay Gould, valued around 10 million dollars. The case proceeds through high courts and involves French law, with payment disputes and estate questions surfacing as parties seek to limit or preserve wealth.
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Edith K. Gould
Paris
Brunk
Jay Gould
Fries Ane
United States
Mancion
Gould
Rik
Cussadoy
New York
Ereshall Ct
Ereshall Ct Guhl, Pstate. Ntl Person and Vent Proper . Fey Treet
Goubl
Edie
Stamford Lodge Confers Degree Upon Order Here
The Stamford lodge held a degree conferral with many attendees and visiting members. Notable participants included Sammy and Wye, with others from Loyalist and local groups joining the ceremony and celebration.
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Stamford Lodge
Lausanne Delegates Stumped Over Peace Conference
Conflicting views on the Oltontan debt and Allied positions kept Lausanne delegates firm in diverging opinions. Neither side wanted a failed conference, yet strains and realignments threatened progress as tensions rose surrounding the Nee Vaya peace talks.
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Jlausannee
Tune Elea
Bae Durkee Prt
Emeh Sile
Massive Philadelphia Depot Fire Destroys Broad Street Train Shed
A dramatic blaze at Philadelphia's Broad Street Station destroys the glass-covered trains shed. Officials estimate losses near 2 million dollars with extensive damage to baggage rooms and multiple locomotives, electric cars, and coaches.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Enle
Intual
Insurance Department
Elect
Body of missing woman found with child in cave
New London June 11. The body of Mrs. Alex Camininsky was found in Winthrow Cave. She disappeared with her four year old daughter on May 21 from her home. Police believe she drowned herself with the child in her arms. The search for the father's body continues.
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New London
Alex Cumuinsky
Winthrow Cave
WierPaw
Cominsky
Robbers Get $500 In Court Action
Anthony Ke of Savoy street sued his assailants for an axe attack from months ago and won $300 in damages. He received the judgment last Saturday and says three unknown men behaved kindly that day. One man grabbed his neck. another took $500 from him after the event. Desilello investigated, trapped one suspect on Madison avenue, but gave the wrong house number to the police.
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Anthony Ke
Savoy Street
Jndis
Desi
Deslilo
Madison Avenue
Jost Mighty
Josephine Miller Heads Hospital Alumnae in nondescript event
Josephine Miller elected president of the hospital alumnae at St Vincent’s training school. Seventy eight graduates attended a dinner at the Stratfield parlor with pink roses and colors on the tables. A dance followed at the nurses’ home on Fronting Street as graduation scenes were arranged by the faculty and friends.
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St. Vincent’s Hok
Mary Rothford
Louise Rywott Staennurer
Steatfield
Flonting Street
Fecultey
Larkin raids offices of Irish Transport Union
James Larkin the labor agitator and associates seized the offices of the Irish Transport and General Workers union according to a manifesto issued by the union. The document says that men are being sent to regain possession of the office amid expected cleavage in Irish labor since Larkin's return from the United States.
Sees husband trying to put man in trunk
A chaotic scene in New York where Kate Panenka discovers her husband Henry attempting to shove John Pose into a trunk after Pose is knocked unconscious. Pose dies en route to hospital as Panenka claims assault while Pose’s alleged attacker faces charges. details blurred by the readable fragments.
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New York
Joe
Kate Panenka
Fiuise
Henry
John Pose
Polite
Voski
Sais
Bankrupt Brokers Helped By Tammany Official Testimony
Testimony at a bankruptcy hearing before Referee Harold Coffin shows that the Fuller brokerage firm, failing with 6 009 000 dollars, received aid prompted by Thomasy F. Wolny a Tammany official. Charles A. Stoneham a part owner of the New York Giants testified Foley helped McGee and Fuller seeking cash and loans from Stoneham via the National Exhibition Company.
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New York
E. 1
Funer Ql Company
Thomasy F. Wolny
Tansuyany
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Harold ?. Coffin
Stoneham
Foley
Fuller Company
Cum
National Exhibition Company
Giants
McGee
MecGee
Fuller
Escape from Tombs Court Prison Pen in New York
Heny Libera and Wiliam Schneider, fugitives from Hudson county, escaped from the prison pen of Tombs court. James Comerford, a laborer, shot Albert Lutz last Thursday, and Comerford helped guard escapees as keeper William Reynolds found him outside the cell holding the door. The two escapees were arraigned and held without bail for examination tomorrow.
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New York
Heny Libera
Wiliam Schneider
Tomibs Court
Hudson County
James Comerford
Albert Lutz
William Reynolds
Comerford
Fiirmly
Journalists barred at Boston Masonic meeting
Officers of the National League of Masume clubs announced at the Boston convention that copies of a Washington weekly devoted to Ku Klux Klan interests were distributed at registration. The league ordered removal and sequestration, with a special meeting to decide if the matter should be brought before officers or the convention.
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Boston
National League of Masume
Liday
Washington
Ku Kius Klan
HE. Melvn
Resolutions Committee
Masanio
Ko Ius Klan
Chemical Combine Denied Army Use of Patents at Muscle Shoals
The Chemical Found ion, Int. refused permission for the War department to use certain patents, rendering the Muscle Shoals plant nearly useless. Colonel A W Anderson, counsel for the government, told the U S district court in the site case for return of German jaients is being heard. War repayment officers were outraged at Tailura ta five. NDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATES ESTPORT wine 11 cHieria. The Sauga tuck Congregational church Sunday school held a program with songs and recitations led by Rev Chifford W Hutchings. many attended.
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Wer Department
Muscle Shoals
A. W Anderson
United States
Cnlevel Anderson
Saugatuck
Chifford W. Hutchings
Yale Students Disperse After Examinations
Graduates prepare for degree ceremonies as undergraduates depart New Haven after finishing exams. Seniors remaining near campus await commencement.
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New Haven
Army and Navy aid blocked in enforcing Walstead act
President Harding will be informed soon that the Army and Navy cannot be legally used to enforce the Walstead act. The Department of Justice may advise, while a 1878 law limiting military posse comitatus is expected to figure in the opinion.
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Washington
Harding
Allocony
Daugherty
Army
Navy
Ff States
Lawny
Department of Justice
Generaj al Wilhebr
MFA
Congress
United States
Coroner probes death of woman in sanitarium
Coroner Eli Mix of New Hayes investigates the death of Mrs Annie Sheehy of 138 Cayoline street Derby amid claims of inhuman treatment at the McFarland sanitarium Westport An autopsy showed no organ damage but bruises and marks noted by Dr D W McFarland who runs the sanitarium said the injuries were likely safety related in her acute mania The coroner released no statement pending further inquiry The Tehran Persia June 11 item notes the resigning of the inet today
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Annie Sheehy
William Sheehy
Cayoline Street
Derby
McFarlang
Westport
Eli Mix
Ne&® Hayes
Henry Cowlint Derby
D. W. McFarland
McFarland
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