Westport Faces Tramps and Local Crime Report
Westport police urged vigilance as sightings of tramps prompted a probe after a Pass road report. A Bridgeport suspect, Salvatore Grisulia, faced reckless driving charges. William McCarthy paid fines for concealed weapons and breach of peace. Bus service resumes on Main Street routes, aiding residents with Cross Street access and a return to normal after May 10 shutdowns. Local events include town notices, summer guests, and community notices from the Y.M.C.A. and Auxiliary groups.
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Westport
J. W. Fenton
Pass Road
Yenton
Bridgeport
Agah
Laws
Salvatore Grisulia
Bingham Street
Michael Quigley
Grisuto
William McCarthy
Howard Hovel
Joseph Adams McCarthy
Carcera
Frank van Sna
Edward Capasse
S “ Wenta
Sesson
Htead Iit
Lina Derecktor
Scarsdale
I. Leon Hunt
Morris
Victor Sunderland
Compa Road
Ctor
Melrule Boyd
Long Lest
Rend
New York City
Melville
Dorothy and
Virgink
Montreal
Foster Comegys
Weston
Charles Maurice
B. Hicks
Shreveport
Louisiana
Allan Dinehart
L. H. Egan
Harwood Tierney
Anne Lozier
Indianapolis
Iruiana
John Gredier
New York
J. M. Foster, Jr
O. B. van Sent
Claiborne Foster
Broadway
Allan Dinehast
Iuesday
Patsey
Cleveland
Ohio
Foster
Harriet Langner
Darien
C. A. Dartow
State Street
Franklin Bailey
Star Strees
Hartford
New
Mary Crawford
Alberta Jennings
F. Edger Doubleday
Woman in Distress Aided by Vinol Remedial Claim
A fragmentary note shows a woman in despair aided by Vinol a tonic touted to strengthen nerves and lift mood. Names appear like Mrs KB Horn and Frank J Ontosky in a rattled OCR reading with unclear places and dates.
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Vinol
KB. Horn
Frank J. Ontosky
Perfect attendance noted at White Plains school June
TRUMBULL June 28 report lists June attendance at White Plains school in rooms 1 and 2. Names include Lin ley, Bernicki, Knecht, Le Brecque, Kalisten, and many others. music and recitation program noted. Community events cover a Grange Children’s Night with 47 attendees and a property development update. Parking permits granted by the Bu iline commission include multiple dwellings and garages on various streets.
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Trumbull
White Plains
Miss Linley
Arthur Bolnay
Albert
Gervink
Beenard Hairpim
Theodore » Weoth Kneent
Clayton McArltun Monsynta
Billie Par
Harry Parks
James Sears Y King
Charles Thompson
Hitaa‘t! Aiken
Helen Bernack
Margeret Cureau
Jacqueline French
Nees Lanedon
Dorothy 2
Meyer
Mary Mizekx
Mel
Me Molehan
Alice Schorr
Abastacia Sinchuee Weed
Maryessa
Anat
Miss Shipman
Ret Bernicki
Billie Kalisten
Edward Knecht
John Meziuk
Etinel Knecht
Ma Vet Knoft
Julienne le Brecque
Rose Flasko
Barbara Plumb
Grace Stephens
B. B. Landon
Elizabeth Gilbert
Herbert Meyer
America
Mildred Feiler Rgaret Homeghlan
Blille Kattsten
Dimmock Tucker
Dorothy Feller
Margaret Henighan
Herbert Cannon
Helen Rakowsky
Beatrice Fuller
Eugene
Pino
Dorothy Fernald
Christie
Ada Hallock
Edgar Ward
Ward
Idlewild
W. Fede
Montclair
N. J
Clara Eaton
Buuline Commission
Howard F. Randall
Cottage Street
Peter M. Daye
Huntington Road
Shelton Road
Amelia Zisman
Diewid
Ella M. Shelton
Tunpike
Nichols
Devon Devon Gossip and Social Club Notes
Devon Devon June 28 Special reports multiple social items. Helen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Smith returns home after a New York City visit. Rev W J Gugrenheim to lead midweek meeting at Devon Union Church. Melvin Whitham son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Whitham returns from Springfield. A social gathering replaces regular club meetings for the summer. Various residents including Ellicott and the Kippells noted for upcoming departures and visits.
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Devon
Helen Smith
George J. Smith
New York City
Devon Union
Sual
W. J. Gugrenhein
Melvin Whithin
Alfred Whitham
Naugatuck Avenue
Walnut Beach
Springfield
M Tomorre
Sactath Chan
Dover
Ralph Crawford
Waverly Street
Try Ellicott
My. and
Royden
Birwyn Street
Ellen Brennan
Margaret
Howard Kippell
Johnson Cottage
Laurel Beach
Manuladuck
Milford Firecracker Fine Highlights Odd Court Day
Milford enforcer fines John Homa twenty five dollars and costs after he hurled a firecracker that burned Dr Erny Janson's wife. Homa, 22, rode in a car dropping crackers until pursued and stopped by Janson's vehicle. Judge Brown admonished the accused. Separate notes: Skillman and Fozzinui facing assaults, bridge planking treatment, and Gutenberg brothers cited for license issues after a crash. A stolen sedan reported in West Haven, while boys move park benches.
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Skillman
Walnut Beach
Sebastino Fozzinui
Lafayette Street
New Britain
Wepowage
Church of Christ Congregational
Walter Gutenberg
Red Buathroad
Woodmont
Werner B. Gutenberg
Cherry Street
Werner Gutenberg
Walter
Wilber Chase
Joseph Barson
George Street
Morris Feldman
Elm
New Haven
Gutenberg
Woodmont Burgess
West Haven
Milford Police Roundup Reports Minor Thefts And Arrests
Police investigated a cottage theft on Broad Street and a car license violation by Raymond Atkins of Highland Avenue West Haven. Other cases include two disputes over property boundaries, a hospital return of Probate clerk Susie Simpson, and a Milford couple Mrs. Dorothy Dart O'Hara and Stanley O'Hara resettling in Reed Street after a New York wedding trip.
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Ater
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Boston
Howard E. Allen
Owen Feeney
General Fire
Bar Harbor
Maine
Harvey Allen
Brooklyn Navy Yard
J. W. Volhner
Norwalk
Campo Beach
Joseph Reilley
New York City
Thomas B. Rogers
Orange
N. Y
E.s.schway
Rorks Road
A. E. Moses
Karl Anderson
S. J. Sachs
Cleveland, QC
Compa Beach
E. Kesepy
David Sachs
Evergreen Avenue
George Cress
Joseph Horosky
Westport
Detroit
Bridgeport
Mary Crawford
State Street
Donald Crawford
Greenie
Broad Street
James Dorsey
Charles Worrell
H. Sweeney
Overton Oredue
Sweeney
Abbott Street
Danbury
Milford
Henry Gallbronner
Ann Butoski
New Haven Avenue
Raymond Atking
Highland Avenue
West Haven
Stanley O'Hara
Atkins
M. J. Miller
Thomas Street
Mortimore Folner
Abraham Portnoy
Chapel
Woodmont
Creer Bray
Henry B. Weed
Cleveland Avenue
James Coquillo
Devon Bank and Trust Company
Coguilla
Lenox Street
Devon
Lititia Baker
Catherine Kelley
Susie Simpson
New Haven
Reed Street
Dorothy Dart
New York
Willam M. O’hara
de Richmond
Canadian flyer dies in crash at High River air station
Flight Lieutenant W N Anderson of the Royal Canadian Air Force was killed when his plane crashed while landing during a test night at High River air patrol station. The 25 year old married man left a family in Brandon Manitoba amid the tragedy.
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Calgary
Aka
Associated Press
Anderson
Royal Canadian Air Force
New Rotary Club President Takes Office
Yesterday at the Rotary club the retiring officers handed over duties to Edward B. Caldwell as the new president for the coming year. Alfred V. Bodine received a diamond as the club members gift and delivered a farewell address. George A. Fairchild spoke on jewelry trends and the watch balance wheel while noting 19 000 jewelers in the United States and Canada.
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Rotary Club
Alfred V. Bodine
Edward B. Caldwell
Bodine Wre
George A. Fairchild
Pairchild
Fourchild
United States
Canada
Fairchild
New England
Plea Not Guilty In Copyrigh t Letter Theft Case
Four men connected with the Boston Post pleaded not guilty in federal court to indictments charging violation of federal copyright laws for the alleged premature publication of Governor Smith of New York’s letter. The letter, copyrighted by the Atlantic Monthly, involved Grazier Dunn Richards and Thompson. They were held at 250 each with 30 days for demurrers. The Webster mass sale: Webster and Southbridge Gas and Electric Co. sold to New England Power Co. for 3 9 3 0 0 0 0 a share 6140?
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Boston
Boston Post
Federal District Court Today
Smith
New York
Atlantic Monthly
William A. Grazier
Edward J. Dunn
George E. Richards
Fred H. Thompson
Webster
Mass
Associated Press
Webster and Southbridge Gas and Electric Company
New England Power Company
Atceck
English peer guilty of assaulting girl
Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell-Will alire pleaded guilty at Asaire court to a charge of assaulting Miss Jean Olds an employee of a London hairdressing establishment. He received eight months imprisonment with hard labor for the incident after a May 11 automobile ride.
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Maidstone
England
Gerard Arthur Maxwell-Willalire
Asaire Court
Jean Olds
London
Freight load numbers show declines for week ending June 18
Freight week ended June 18 reported 351 cars loaded, down 11 954 from the previous week and 20 293 year over year, per the American Railway Association.
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Washington
Jung
Lasterican Railway Associat Froday
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