Health Board Blocks Dental Office Furniture Transfer
Proceedings hinge on court ruling over school hygiene work and appropriation. Caldwell says pending decision won’t change rights, only present funding questions. Board of Education may fund hygiene operations if court rules in its favor.
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Caldwell
Welfare
Board of Education
First National Bank
Education Board
Rose FE Mouse
Hymiena
Dental Office
Board of Health
Rose E House
E. E Cortright
Cortright
William Hall Coon
Willam L. Zepp
Health Board
Renal
McClean
Commissioners of Health and Education
William M. Maitbie
A. Decimon
Achoo
John Y Caldwell
No Cheek to Cheek Dancing at Normal School Hop
Gay prommers at the Junior Senior Normal School closing hop must keep discreet distance from partners under faculty rules. The dances banned include cheek to cheek fox trot and modern terpatcharann diversiona while the Valentino Dip and the Scandal are disallowed as non progressive steps.
Mother Reunites With Son On Eve Of Death Row Fate
A Boston mother arrives at Staten Island court after sixteen years to find her son, Raymond C. Collins, on trial for murder and facing the electric chair. He breaks down as she sits as a character witness. he had changed his name from Clouthier to Collins and his wife testifies, amid a dramatic reunion.
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New York
Boston
Raymond C. Collins
Staten Island
Marvel
Colling
Offvera
Collins
Ocasal
Collings
Clouthier
Hyw Collins
Michael Connor
Ten Appointments To State Police Force Announced
Hartford June 18 Ten appointments to the State Police forces were announced by the State Police commission after a meeting this afternoon. The men named include Edward J. Stephens Arthur J. Joseph Leonard E Comstock William J. Kirschner John A. Davie Edward V. Streaman Harria J Hulburt Melvin and Valentine Captain Hugene Sullivan and Donald J Geddes. They will begin training immediately though not made regular members until July 1 to handle traffic congestion during the peak motoring season.
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Hartford
State Police Commission
Edward J. Stephens
Stafford Springs
Arthur J. Joseph
Norwalk
Leonard E Comstock
Desex
William J. Kirschner
Waterford
John A. Davie
Jewett City
Edward V. Streaman
Danbury
Harria J. Hulburt
Farmer, Somera and
Melvin
Hold Miramar Inn Owner On Federal Liquor Warrant
Domenico Vertoble proprietor of the Miramar Inn on Westport shore road was taken into custody by Deputy U S Marshal Davis Miller on a federal warrant issued by U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery charging him with illegal possession and sale of liquor Bonds of 500 were posted for his release pending arraignment before Commissioner Lavery Tuesday at 10 30 A M Authorities said this is the second time Vertomil has faced liquor law violations He was fined 150 by the High Court previously.
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Domenico Vertoble
Miramar Inn
Shore Road
Westport
U. S
Davis Miller
Hugh J. Lavery
U. 8
Lavery
Vertomile
Stamford Man Takes Poison in Despair
Stamford June 18 Special to the Telegram Vito de Carlo thirty one years old married and father of four attempted suicide by taking poison He was rushed to Stamford hospital in a dying condition and not expected to live the night He had been drinking heavily before the act
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Stamford
Vito de Carlo
Stamford Hospital
de Vito
Wakeman Won’t Serve Again As Prosecutor for Fairfield
Wakeman declines reappointment as Fairfield prosecutor and will retire July 1. He will remain Probate Judge and focus on real estate and insurance. A Yale Law School graduate, 21 at graduation, he led a long career. married Helen Sturges and has eight children. Local judge praised his preparedness for trial.
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Wakeman
Fairfield
Graut
Bacon Wakeman
Jonathan Grout
Howard N. Wakeman
Court of Common Pleas
Bra Ca
Wakemuar
Bia
Law School
Judge Wakeman
Helen Sturges
Jie
New Britain mayor seeks test case on clock law
New Britain mayor Angelo Paoneasa proposed a test of the constitutionality of a public clock law requiring standard time. He urged the next Common Council meeting to consider a resolution to initiate a test case. He compared the act to prohibition enforcement and called it foolish legislation.
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New Britain
Angelo M. Paoneasa
Common Council
Paonesse
Coroner Probes Death Of Trolley Crash Victim
An inquest into Walter Piaxczik of 174 Ashborne St New Haven and Alexa Lenda of 146 Oak St New Haven, killed after stepping in front of a trolley at State St and Myrtle Ave, heard both had been drinking. Motorman George Lekas said the pedestrians were about 100 feet ahead when he saw them and could not stop. Lenda faces drunkenness charges in city court with bonds set at 100 dollars.
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John J. Phelan
Walter Piaxczik
Ashborne St
New Haven
Alexa Lenda
Oak Street
State Street
Myrtle Avenue
George Lekas
Brewster Street
Lenda
Largest class gets diplomas in Greenwich
Greenwich June 18 Special to the Telegram Seventy eight students received diplomas tonight at Greenwich High School graduation exercises The class is the largest yet Graduates honored include Catherine Sweeney Ruth Knoff Nellie Soujanen and Lucy Trefry.
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Greenwich
Greenwich High School
Catherine Sweeney
Ruth Knoff
Nellie Soujanen
Lucy Trefry
Stillman Sails Incognito Amid Paris Divorce Drama
New York reports James A. Stillman former National City Bank president was seen in Paris incognito with Mrs Joseph Tabert widow of a former bank vice president. Paris trip follows May disclosures of his split with Flo Leeds and potential French court action for divorce.
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New York
Paris
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Joseph Trult Tabert
Stillman’s Bank
Stillman
Flo Leeds
Anne Urquhart Stiliman
Stiliman
Talbert
Kentucky
Laeda
Sanker
Jay Ward Reeds
Stilbman
Mr. Leeds
False Alarm at Bridgeport Bank Sparks Police Rush
Shrieks from a burglar alarm at Bridgeport Trust Company on State and Main drew a dozen police units to the scene at 6 o clock. The disturbance was traced to a janitor's careless contact with the alarm, ending the alert with no crime.
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Bridgeport Trust Company
State and
Main Street
Vassar Graduates Succumb to Cupid at Commencement Week
Poughkeepsie, June 12. Three weddings during commencement week in the Vassar College chapel set a record. Marguerite Elliott of Newport, class of 1914, wed William D. Holdy of Newport today. Janet Balsh of Utica, class of 1924, will marry Lee Jeffreys of Greenwich tomorrow. Lorena Delano of Mineola, class of 1928, wed Moritz Kopperel of New York and Texas yesterday. At the class supper last night fourteen girls pleaded guilty to being engaged.
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Poughkesepsie
Vassar Collage
Mies Marguerite Elliott
Newport
William D. Holdy
Janet Balsh
Utiea
Lee Jeffreys
Greenwich
Conn
Lorena Delano
Mamearoneck
Moritz Kopperel
New York
Texan
Bucketshop duo Fuller and McGee plead guilty in Wall Street probe
New York June 13 Edward M Fuller and William Frank McGee partners in a famed bucketshop collapse admitted bucketing before Judge Nott Their plea followed a likely inquiry into a wide ring tying Fuller & Company to prominent Wall Street figures Fuller may provide information on assets and possible responsible parties in exchange for leniency while McGee seeks to save innocent associates from embarrassment The case risks five year maximum with potential suspended sentence and further testimony expected page two continuation holds details
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New York
Wall Street
Edward M. Fuller
William Frank McGee
Nott
Fuller
Harold Coffin
Hig Honse
E. M. Puller & Company
Fuller & Company
Puller
McGee
Two Vessels Reach Port With Mystery and Tragedy
New York deluge of details reveals the Mary Beatrice of Nassau arriving at quarantine with fifteen Chinese aboard, all well dressed. The ship carried no cargo and the Chinese claim twenty had paid $500 each to a white owner to land them on the American coast. The owner allegedly abandoned them after taking the schooner’s boat, leaving the group adrift as days passed.
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New York
Mary Beatrice of
Nassau
Iala
Havana
Ladder Truck to Cost $15,250 Sought by Board
The Board of Fire Commissioners recommended a new 75 foot aerial ladder truck costing $15,250 to the Board of Contract and Supply. After examinations of multiple models, they agreed on an American-LaFrance unit with a six cylinder front drive motor and cushion wheels. The price was reduced to $15,000 with $250 for a life net, and delivery is expected in 99 days.
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Board of Contract and Supply
Board of Fire Commissioners
American-La France
Daniel E. Johnson
Connecticut Company
United Iluminating Company
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Charge day men in Ohio conduct terrorist methods
W W Slayton head of the association against the prohibition amendment says Ohio prohibition officers use terror tactics. A New Lexington lawyer notes Ferry county warrants abused households mistreated and evidence planted. The statement likens Ohio to the communistic regime in darkest Russia.
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Washington
Prohibition
Ohio
Russia
W. W. Slayton
Association Against
Anti-Saloon League
Coroner Mix Finds He Held Probe Out Of His Territory
Coroner Mix disclosed that the inquiry into Mrs. Annie Sheehy's death was conducted outside his Derby jurisdiction, prompting a review by Coroner John J. Phelan of New Haven. Autopsy showed normal vital organs despite bruises, as deputies investigated at the McFarland Sanatorium in Westport and at Derby burial.
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Mix
New Haven
Annie Sheehy
William Sheehy
Caroline Street
Derby
McKasland Sanitarium
Westport
Ber Leve
John J Phelan
McFarland Sanitation
Loomis
Phelan
Corner Mix
Kenneth Wynne
Wrays
Big contribution for tuberculosis fund received
A donation of 1468.10, the largest in the fund’s history, was given by Remington Arms Ins employes to the Employers' Tuberculosis Relief Association. Mitchell Derry company workers pledged 25 cents monthly. Two months’ contributions totaled 1870.13 with expenditures 1050.68, leaving 11230.68 in the treasury. Five new factories joined, including Locke Steel Chain and Heppenatal Forge.
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Fitz Ning
Remington Arms Company Ins
Board of Managers
Mitchell Derry Company
Locke Steel Chain Company
Heppenatall Forge Company
la Resseta Corset Company
Cluett-Perbody Company
Bridgeport Mate! Goods Company
Amicable settlement in London Soviet dispute announced
Leonid Krasain after an interview with Lord Curzon announced the whole matter under discussion had been amicably settled. Communications would be sent to Sroncow expressing anti faction over the Soviet note in the dispute over propaganda in Asia and related issues.
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London
Leonid Krasain
Lord Curzon
Sroncow
Asia
Flag Day Observances Planned Across Bridgeport For 146th Birth Anniversary
Flag day events will honor the 146th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes with a Seaside Park program directed by the Municipal Patriotic Society. The day includes the Governor's proclamation, school readings, songs, and speeches. Bridgeport Order of Elks hosts a nighttime program at Hirth School with Rev Francis A. Kelley and Rev Hal T. Kearns delivering addresses and tributes. Samuel Reich to read the flag record and Judge John H. Lagat to speak from Norwalk.
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Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Stars and Stripes
Beaside Park
Municipal Patriotic Society
Bridgeport Order of Elia
Francis A. Kelley
Grovernville, NY
The
American Legion
Hal T Kearns
Elks
Samuel Reich
John H. Lagat
Norwalk
German Reformed Church Free of Debt Declared
Rev H G Wiemer announced the Evangelical Reformed church in this city is debt free after settling a $6,000 mortgage. The report highlighted repairs to the parsonage and church, and noted a successful year with no debt. Henry Brunner, son of the late Rev Brunner, seeks ordination in the conference after seminary at Plymouth Wisconsin.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
H. G. Wiemer
New York East
Wiemer
Henry Brunner
Brunner
Reformed Church
Wilemer
Plymouth
Wisconsin
Stamford Home Targeted by Bold Key Thieves
In Stamford on June 13 a daylight break reported by police saw thieves enter the home of Mrs. George Graulich at 161 Myrtle Avenue, taking jewelry and minor valuables in the fourth such daylight theft in the area.
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Samford
George Graulich
Myrtle Avenue
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