CITY DANCES AT SEASIDE POPULAR AFFAIR THIS YEAR
The Seaside Bathing pavilion hosts Wednesday night dances by the Board of Recreation under Captain Max Baum. Attendance greatly exceeds last year as communities enjoy the event. Admission is fifteen cents to cover costs, with plans to expand to accommodate crowds including a special Wednesday event expected to draw over 400 attendees.
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Board of Recreation
Max Baum
Satan
Cape Alan Bastia
Aso Deum
Farrell
Study in Prison Echoes in Community Correction Center
Fragmentary report notes prison study program and inmate training amid marginal spelling errors. Mentions courses, shorthand, and instruction recently offered. Records indicate a broadened effort with an estimated enrollment exceeding several dozen participants.
Talesmen in Schneider murder trial fined for absence
York report says ten talesmen appeared for Jaana Kura murder trial as jury selection faltered. Judges called a night session. only one juror was finally accepted while others were fined for missing the opening proceedings.
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Talesmen
Schneider
York
Pwenix
Jaana Kura
Neider
Brony
Panerie
Ansonia Man to Aid Tax Investigations
Hartford announces that a commission will investigate tax exemptions totaling over 255 million dollars in real estate values across the state. The inquiry will examine alleged unlawful exemptions and actions from the recent legislative session.
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Ansonia Man
Hartford
Representative
Christ
Britain
Thomas J. Muttoy
Martford
Way
Templeton
Commission
Obituary notices from Stratford and area churches
Funeral services were held yesterday for Rev. Augustus Bickford retired of White Hills Baptist Church Shelton at 100 Garden Street Stratford. Burial was private. The widow of Citta Nelson of Wilson Street attended a Read Memorial Church service. Parishioners attended for Parr at Lieberum and Weaper parlors. A high mass was offered at the Church of the Immaculate Heart for Mathilda Wyanger widow of Gianave. Burial followed at Mountain Cove cemetery. Maria Tetracelli’s solemn high mass was led by Rev. ing with Rev. as deacon and Rev. Patrick uinland as sub deacon at Italy Rosary Church. Burial in St. Michael’s cemetery. Robert F. Willc. three months old of Alice J. and George P. Wylie died at home on 741 Bostwick Avenue. Body to be taken to Calvary, Portland for burial. Jenn Neuwier died yesterday at 22 Lindley Street after illness. He leaves one son Alfred Neuwiem and five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 3:30 from home and 3 o’clock at St. Patrick’s Church with a requiem mass. Interment in St. Michael’s cemetery.
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Augustus Bickford
Augustus A. Bickford
White Hills Baptist Church
Shelton
Garden Street
Stratford
Luther Strayer
Tie Tire
Rer
Citta Nelson
Wilson Street
Read Memorial Chanel
Forth Avenue
Urial
Mountain Grave Cemetery
Patrick Rice
Parr
Lieberum
Weaper
State Street
Church of the Lanned Heart
John Sullivan
John
James
Broderick
Arthur
Haward Carroll
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Mathilda Wreanger
Mathilda Wyanger
Gianave Wilkebanger
Wile
Myrtle Avenue
North Avenue
Mountain Cove
Maria Tetracelli
Alrs
Maria
Petracell
Reilly Street
Italy Rosary Church
Ing
Patrick
Robert F. Willc
Mtobert FL
Jet Alice J
George P. Wylie
Fharents
Bostwick Avenue
Calva
Ton Nenwier
Jenn Uchem
Lindley Street
Burritt and Company
Alfred Neuwiem
Germany
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Claims He Was Hired to Set Fire to Plant in New York
June 1 Ernest Buell a German war veteran testified that John Al Larsen an airplane inventor knighted by the King of Denmark hired him last February to set fire to the Larsen plant at Central Park Long Island to collect insurance Buell was the star witness for the Commercial Union Fire Insurance and others seeking to recover about 12 000 on a tire insurance policy The testimony suggests other insurers paid a total of 790 000 and may seek reimbursement if Larsen is found liable.
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New York
Ernest Buell
John al. Larse
Denmark
Larsen
Central Park
Lone Island
Tim
Commander Kelly Initiated Into Veteran Society
Edward J L Kelly state commander of the American Legion was made a member of the 4% Men and 8% ar mie Har y a cong don post at a regu larse last night. About 40 members attended the dinner after which Kelly spoke praising the organization and its spirit as key to success of the American Legion in the United States. The post pledged support to Kelly during his administration at the Har ry W. Connillon post. Plans to swell treasury funds were discussed but no action taken. Philo Calhoun and Ballou presided. Crtuss published Dreams of Long Sig n.
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Edward JL. Kelly
Amscan Legion
Regulss Nveethe
Sarved
Kelly
Mihander Helly
United States
Order
Harry W. Congilon
Poat
Treasury
Pelee
Philo
Vote Saturday on City Delegate to Jewish Congress
Election to choose two delegates for the American Jewish Congress to be held in New York on October 14 will occur Saturday across four polling stations. Candidates are Max Cohen and Rev. Dr. Katler. Voting runs 9 am to 7 pm at the YMHA, Jewish Synagogue on East Washington Avenue, a third site on Cherry Street, and the Jewish School on Charles Street. General Bruce, Everest expedition leader, received a gold medal from Pope Pius with a letter of rank.
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New York
BE. Newman
Pleetvian Aare
Max Cohen
Katler
A. Audivorium
V. M. HA
Jewish Synagogue
Washington Anvenue
Nagoge
Therry Street
WY. M. HA. Sanctitarium
Jewish — School
Charles Street
Pius
Bruce
Scientific American
Fires in Baltimore baby carriages probe maniac theory
Baltimore report details two fires in infant carriages in the eastern city area. One baby is severely burned and may die. the father suffered burns while trying to extinguish flames. Police investigate a possible maniac attack as a motive.
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Baltimore
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Drive
Toni
Post-Telegram
Morris Supreme Ham and Bacon
Commander Kelly
Veteran
Crtuss
Jewish Congress
Bridgeport
Yellowstone Park
C.E. Foster
Old Searh Bidloston
Tnen One
Mer Dow ‘Rot Snd Water Wiggs
A SR Et Vn
Axyvad Mig
Hoboken. NW
Firestone
Indianapolis
I. A. Erneman Tire Co
Fairfield Ave
Peciot
Bridgeport Motors Inc
Cannon St
L. Carpenter
Harrison Court
W. Flint, Inc
Golden Hill St
A. Abriola & Son
Main St
A. Henze & Son
West Ave
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