Notice of Suit Against Fairfield County Brought by The Hadumdfe Company
Publication of a court order in a Fairfield County newspaper announces a civil action filed by The Hadumdfe Company against salt trader for redress. The notice seeks judgments on property claims within Weston and nearby towns, with hearings set for April twenties and a probate clerk overseeing. Also included is a personal notice regarding a remarriage and separate debts claim dated March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consett TY
Geewall
Redacia
Mapute
Weston
Faircield
Apell
CROKE
Terzonort Etetain
Fraser of
Vunich
Fairfield County
Berger
Died Dawsey funeral notices and obituaries collage
Funeral advertisements and death notices from Stratford and nearby areas dated February 1928 list multiple individuals. Entries mention Dawsey, Morgan, Murphy, Forch, Seaman, Thompson, and Morentan with funeral home details, times, and cemeteries in Holyoke, Brookin, and Bridgeport along with probate references and election notices. Names, addresses, and church references appear amid scattered dates March 3 and March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsey
Angelit Wats
Albert Dawsey
Ihenry Ft
Bishop's Mortuary Chapel
Fairfield Ave
Mountain Grove Cemetery
I Murphy
Kathleen V
Thetate
David A. Murph
Pembroke Street
St. Charles’ Church
Racing Results and Entries First Rach Two-year-olds and up
Racing results list multiple races from first through seventh, detailing entrants, weights, times, and payouts. Notable names include Reysl Rolly, Sunbury, Mayan, Georie, Rebel, and Buck Jones, with $1,200 purses, mile and furlong distances, and various placements across four-year-olds to three-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvue
Reysl Rolly
Ceving
Colon
Bo Armstrong
Diley
Lina Anlersin
Sunbury
Eine
Nats
Sun Taethor
Mix
Westpoint
Eeorbert
Flanerty
Rims Bri
Alsy van
Poland
John Inn
Meedina
Modesta Mabel Setn
Luce Machines Belle
Tmrree Sei -Olds
SLO
Farvie Varila
Diica
Jubal Harty
Mecidre
Rin Bats
Helmaat-Lawy
Romp
Trentenant Farrell
Stir Walton
Curling Biftie
Stloe
Abel Fegd
Georie
Aleen
McGuire
Tine
Algoroe
Moon Stor
Dolson
Abel
aAbioren
Gallforth
Henestes
Bemb
Sonar Tramp
Alvcastle
Crord
Ailes
iJimson
Harmonius
Gulvera
Atay Buddythi
Rusevir
Loughnut
Hotsy Bacon
Buck Jones
van Patrick
Swaeeptowa
Phlinsman
Running Fox
Black Wound
Llewellyn
New Orleans Race Day Results Summary
Race by race results list winners, odds, times, and finishing order for seven events. Capt Geo Fos and Thorndyke among early winners. fields include four-year-olds up to three-year-olds with purses from 700 to 1900 dollars and distances from four furlongs to one mile and seventy yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fostr
Har
Pater
Thorndyke
Geneva
Hastings
Mn Talden Dust
Theresa Toan
Ted Tuoeket
Quince
Rudy M
Low Mac
Clirence
Vear
Calielia
Legere
Luveel
Piehnn
Ran
Yoo Hoo
Korbiy
Gatthes
Chive
Golden Lynn
Corntlawser
Red Heart
Johnson
Prines Pan
Dombtlek
Aieen T. Th Pichon
Smacker
Wwirsband
Sutler
President
Bourassa
West
Hew Pel
Tims
Vero
Harvey
Fantoche
Wilkes-Barre
Majestic
Iso_ rant Bassorah
T.ee Adria
Y Ta Trav
Alaru
Fisher
Loreet
Fenian
Mans Portine
Blossom House
R. I Clark
Miami Racecard Maiden Colts and Gledlings Four Furlongs
Race details list purses from 1308 to 1500 for maiden and claiming events. Entries show horses with weights and odds like Johnny Baker 115 and Vernon ll, Burl G. Lewis, and Kilner entry noting two-year-olds through three-year-olds plus allowances. Weather clear, track fast, multiple races described with horses such as Leatherwood, Tempest, Sakah, Adria, Delans, and The Vintner across seven claiming and standard races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Baker
a-Vernon Ll
Tohn W. Weber
Ruben
Great Divide
Bill McCabe
Raman Bindai
Caney Island
Greenback Natroinight
Retort
Adieus Farmetry
Burt G. Lewis
Leatherwood
Konus Mo
Dosmartes
Tempest
Note O'Love
Linano
Merry O
Muskallonge
Veluride
Lou Shank
Topanga
Buwidls Brown
Nancy Clay
Sakah
Mary
Bees
Sword
Marial Barton
Ducktsing
Shanghale
Rose H
Thor
Terrible Man
Conscript
Volition
Jack Horgan
a-Tempter
Mijigado
Sun Magic
Sturdy Stella
a-Rinso
He Sun Tao
Don Bonero
George D. Widener
Willis Sharpe Kilner
Delans
Harns
Chicago
a-Adria
Palladega
A-W. J. Salmon
the Vintner Sreentree Stable
Rosedale
Cladius
Wingfield
Sandrae
Deronda
Mareire
St. L
Payvman
Canister
Treaasurer
Carol
Grand King
Winnipeg
New Orleans Racecard Opens With Maiden and Claiming Races
The New Orleans program lists a $790 maiden at six furlongs with Mulhali Simpler Green Hills and notable entries including Kop the Coin and Geisha Girl. Second race features $7, -900 claiming for older horses at six furlongs with Raval Princess and Run Tish among entries. Additional claiming events of $1,000 for various ages include Tee Middling and Walter E, with multiple horses listed across miles and sixteenths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulhali
Green Hills
Appatr
Pride
Blennerhasser
Tia-Hoee Marguita
Metser
Cinnamoor
Anna
Tribune
Tord Ballimore
Noe
King of Wortune
Tad Omine
Simplton
Elizebeth E
Claiiming
Walter E
Mantitol
Timeless
Goom Girl
Ruells Eleteor
St. Donarlton
Lady Audrey
Rust
Rodeo Laos
Chiemiserie
Barberry
Tampa Entries First Race at $1200 Purse
Horse betting card lists seven races at Tampa with claiming options for ages two and up, distances from five to seven furlongs, and entries including Gen. Chnockle, See It Through, Itunpreserve, Moon Star, Bartonette, Agnes Call, Lady Bows, Safety Tinker, Morning Cloud, and Gentry. Weather clear, track fast with several allowances and entry details across races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quate
Spetuneus
the Missus
Illy Girl
Gihyon
Comedy
W. BP. Montgomery
Hollo Fay
Idgewood
Bessie Lope
Lord Aten
Sundo
Skivesdale
Kelley
J. P. Lavin
a-Bradleys
Toney
Vox
b-Pegisus
Bseths Alibi
g-Maude Harvey
a-Gentry
b-McGinn
Wretoria
Mad Boy
Sleepy Head
Bolivar Bond
Mujflett S
Idana
McVicker
Gentry
Francis Jane
TIA JUANA ENTRIES FIRST RACE AT $700 CLAIMING
Race entries show a list of horses in the first race for two year olds and up over one and a half miles, with weights assigned to Shasta Irish Shasta Ia Marion Seth Duran June Elizabeth War Salaam Flowing Goa Weather Vane Raffles Ramakan and Brown Shasta. Weather conditions note Weather clear track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
a-Shasta Irish
A- Shasta Ia
Marion
Seth
Duran
June Elizabeth
War Salaam
Flowing Goa
Weather Vane
Raffles
Ramakan
Mrs Lane
Elta D
Rose Atkin
Tulameeni Big
Mr. Ruby
Rapid Traveler
Old Red
Rose Roberts
Baletul
Lord
Twin Fox
Rig. Pie
Niele Klein
Gen. Fprvér
Macor House
Lucky Cat
Antiquity
Bildle Mee
Quecreek
Finecastle
Krekzunas
Peter Pierson
Tiarty Maxim
Mannikin
Pretty Mally
Rose R
Ang Ie
Shasta Donna
Little Phil
Kemtuck
Smiles
Plow Steel
Morro Castie
Star Cloade
Halwright
Captain Mae
Lighter
Juwila Lee
Porter Ella
Mary Dear
Broncho Girl
Our Boy
Jay Roberts
Golden Ted
Sea Wrack
Bras Band
Dumbfounder
Kan- Wirap
Mush
Memory Bean
al Krinp
Shafe
Nartin
Dodge Bros Report New Earnings Mark 1925 High
Dodge Brothers Inc, auto maker, posted a 1925 net income of 28,608,846, up from 235,866,440 the prior year after taxes and preferred-stock dividends. Net sales reached 216,841,368 versus 191,652,446 in 1924, reflecting strong turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dodge Bros, Inc
TWO ARRESTED AS MURDER SUSPECTS IN NEW JERSEY
Two men were arrested in connection with the killing of a man in Jersey area. Police say the suspects gave names as John Vandren, 40, of Union City, and Rebel Halcon of Paterson. They were found with a handgun and cartridges and claimed they planned to shoot a man who was killed in a raid yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamsfort
Marchle
New Jersey
Tinyalale
Johs Vandren
Union City
Halcon
Abintattan
Paterson
Iandren
Governor Trumbull to Attend Grotto Festival Banquet
Final plans for a banquet and entertainment at Shrine mosque on Slate Street welcomed by 800 guests led by Governor John F. Trumbull. The procession departs Brand Street at 6 15 pm, tours Main Street to Stratfield Hotel for review, then returns to the mosque for a 7 30 pm dinner with speakers including Trumbull, Grand Master Nash, and Judge Walters. Broadway performers provide entertainment and Governor Trumbull discusses a Canadian hunting trip with a slide show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obeh Gratho, M. Co
Shrineva
Slate Street
John Ft. Trumbull
William Behrens
Surma C. Stevens
Wartford
John J. Towers
New Jlaven
Walters
Cleveland
Amdrew J. Sallock
Walter T. Arnold
Juan W. Krythwell
Maehidl
Ite Mic InOme
Brand Street
Main Street
John
Stratfield Hotel
Trumbu
Main
Slate Streets
Bridgeport
DeMollay
Trumbull
Nashs
Manock
Walthers
Walter A. Vogt
Governor Trumbull
Canada
Man Dies in Bath Room. Grenade Looted On Scene
Edward McHnany, longtime resident of 734 Howard Avenue, was found dead in his bathroom by his landlady. Medical Examiner says death from natural causes due to a heart attack. A grenade recovered from his room caused shock at the boarding house as police and relatives were notified. McKnany formerly worked at the A M G factory and may have kept the grenade as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McHnany
Howard Avenue
Bis
Fred Cole
RB. da Tien
Tuepoint
Bath
Stratford Avenue Bridge
McKnany
A. M
Veterans Insurance Policy Renewals Urged in Bridgeport
George Freeman, national representative of the United States Veterans Bureau, with Red Cross aides, converted wartime policies to new ones at the county courthouse. Veterans must renew by April to receive benefits, with over 300,000 in policies already drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Uo Mresman
Latal
United States Veterans
Tim Rew
Freeman
Stolen Cars Reported In Two Separate Incidents
Miss A. T. Denniss of My Tile Avenue reported her sedan was stolen last night from Congress street near the High School. Fairfield reported his touring car with Connecticut registration stolen yesterday afternoon from the Plaza. theft logged at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Denniss
My Tile Avenue
Grolre
Congress Street
Connecticut
Fairfield
New England Business Activity Declined In January
The January index by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston shows reduced activity in New England with new orders in subduing volumes. Woolen mills and shoe production fell, cotton mills used more cotton than usual in December, and construction contracts declined in early February. Department store sales remained strong in January despite February storms. Money rates stayed low and bank deposits and loans slowed in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
CAI
New England
Federal Reserve Tank of
New Jjogland
Wagland
Damuery Wey
Middle Atlantic
Connecticut
New Britain
Waterbury
Radio Programs Snapshot Across Cities and Times
A dense list of radio program blocks across stations from WEPM to AM-Palace Orchestra. Entries mention orchestras, ensembles, solos, talk, concert and theater reviews, and various performances with times ranging from morning to late evening. Stations include WEPM, WOR, WLTT, WUAR, WBAL, WEAF, WLIB, WCOBD, and many others across Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore, Minneapolis, Omaha, San Francisco, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avitura Grenevera
Sane
WEAF
WBAL
Luster Syste
Luai Tet
Poluists
Fontilug
Windsur Dance
Torgnlo
Willhan
Danen
Vulford
Piastu
Miami
RY Acta
Lince Marly
Buutiiy Veelial
Imuce Muale
WMLT
Danie Anuale
Port Worth
Cuba
Elta Cria
WLIB
ELGIN
Macale
Wrai
Laulios
Anartet
WECO
Minneapolis
WUAT
WOAW
Omaha
TMI
Drevestia AM
Mastings
Sue Asidk
Erven Ryttats
Francisco
Am—Palace Orchestra
Woman Burns When Clothes Catch Fire In Stove
Mrs Thermas Barrett aged 47 is in Stamford hospital with serious burns after her clothing ignited while she poked a soft coal fire in her kitchen stove. The incident occurred in Stamford on March 1 with a special report from the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamsord
Thermas Barrett
Stamford
Bakery Wagon Destroyed by Fire on Anton Street
A Savoy Baking Company delivery wagon was completely destroyed by fire on Anton Street late at night after the driver had nearly finished his route. The blaze began shortly after the tank was filled with gasoline and the chemical company responders arrived too late to stop the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Baking Company
Anton Street
Kaseline
Bridgeport Man Arrested for Cruelty to Child
New York March 1 Special. Mildred, five months old, almost suffocated after her father Trent Miner covered her with blankets then left the Bridgeport home. Miner, an automobile mechanic, is charged with cruelty to children and assault. He was held on $200 and $300 bonds for two alleged offenses and to appear March 4 in Bridge Plaza court. His wife Irene and mother-in-law had accused him of abuse. An agent of the Children's Society intervened, rescuing the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Children’s Society
Brooklyn
Mildred
Trnent Miner
Bridgepont
Miner
South Fourth Street
Ajay
Bridge Plaza Court
Short
Bridgeport
Irene
Bellevue Hospital
M Julin Palack
Pembroke Street
Valaak
Raing
Bt. Catherine’s Hormital
Straffen
Missionary Meeting at Park Street Church
The fifty first annual meeting of the Women s Generegational Missionary Union will be held at Park Street Congregational church starting 10 30 AM. A G Dickerman will speak on Our Foreign Mission aries. Four young women from the United church will give The Gospel According to the Trenhone Hook. A vox luncheon follows. Afternoon session at 1 45 PM features Miss Louis M Clark from Amtale Turkey Miss Laura Parker and Mrs Gaylord Cook who will discuss how the Orient preaches the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Generegational Missionary Union
Park Street Congregational Church
A. G. Dickerman
Corresponding & Cretaune
New Haven
Lnited Church
Trenhone
Vox
Toon
Louis
M. Clark
Alntale
Turkey
Laura Parker
Gaylord Cook
Collector for slot machines fined in Danbury court
Amadyr Crescenzi of Pridgeport pleaded guilty in Danbury fly court to operating a gambling machine. A warrant had been issued for Crescenzi, named as one of the collectors for the real owners of the machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Amadyr Crescenzi
Pridgeport
Danbury Fly Court
Crescenzi
Colecton
Woman Clerk Bound Over to High Court in Embezzlement Case
In Stamford Shor specialy Mrs May Ilynes O Meara was bound over to the next term of the Superior Court in Wal for alleged embezzlement from Fideliy Title and Trust and false entries. The complaint cited misappropriation of 452 on December 16 1824 and a false daily proof sheet entry to conceal a 400 note. O Meara, employed five years, refused to explain the missing funds. charges exceed the initial 461. Also George Muldelio pleaded guilty to liquor law violation, fined 200 and costs with 30 days jail, suspended. Review Board reports show 1 255 applications reviewed. 156 allowed, with net additions and a final total near 101 064 707 after adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford, Shor
May Ilynes O'Meara
Fideliy Title and Trust Company
Dicount
Wal
O'Meara
George Muldelio
Chapel Street
Costa and
Etir Tence
Real estate transfers listed on claim deeds and mortgages
A garbled Realty Records section shows quit claim and warranty deed transfers. Entries name Henry Kornblut Maurice Kornblut Yale Friedman and others with properties on Summer Crescent Sylvan Lenox Wood Hancock Federal Clinton Hollister and Dewersh streets, with several trusts and loan company assignments and dollar amounts including 2000 and 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeds
Wilden
Meyer
Cutor
Henry Kornblut
Summer * Street
Maurice Kornveblut
Summer Giveet
Decda
Anow Taluse
Whilhelm A. Witter
Truster
Crescent Place
Yale Friedman
Ietnan Schine
Sylvan Avenue
Walkley
Bridgeport
Savines and Loan Corporation
Lenox Avenue
Harris Ducats
James Negro
Realty
Trollister Avenue
Ae Samueh Renner
Et al
Trustees
Towey Wifeon Marshall
Hancock 4
Varl IT
Wenahom
John A. Sip Ye Peterson
Alien W. Terry
Wood Avenur
Annuziata
Lulel
Semel Waner
Federal
James Negra Ta
Ifiris Jacobs
Hollister Avenue
Z. Pauline KK. Witter
Anna Tavinve
Celia Wager
Anna Ana Liust Seuurilia
L'edera
Allen W. Tarry
Carl H. Werte 4Stram
John A. Peterson
Wood Avenue
A. S. Geduldiz
Jelen Geluldig
Clinton Avenue
Anne
Teach
Fichard
Beach
Dewhersh Street
Wilson Marshall
Samuel Breiister
Rustees
Hancock
T Avenue
Mrs Berry Addresses Art League Members on Amer Art
Mrs Rose V Berry delivered an address on American artistes and their work at Bridgenort Art League on Clinton Avenue. The presentation highlighted characteristic touches of known American painters and praised collective efforts. The executive box will meet next Monday and on March 1 membership will hear Mrs Angellup Scott Donley speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose V
Berry
Amer
Fternenan
Bridgenort Art League
Clinton Avenue
Berry Tok
Andyas
Angellup Scott Donley
Two Held After Thefts Of Suits In Stores
Joseph Kelly, 23, of Drinker Street, and a Newark youth, were arrested yesterday after stealing two suits of clothes from Roger Bros at 951 Crewtree and from The Outlet Mabhins at 5355 Main Street. Each is held on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelly
Drinker Street Granite
N. J
Roger Bros
Crewtree
Mabhins Company
Main Street
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Fersonat
Mick
M. Uisinghak
Farms & Lands
sTelling
Gow
State
Lafayette
Fock ‘Eambull Beach
Milfusd
Caltar
Seo Evertige
Weoueld Ase Ih
Dlan
Fan Delten Coast
Ati
Nemyasey Tts
TUT Hudto
Rykegy Taguines
Martel Ant
Calvary Cemetery
Brook— In
Mary J. Sullivan
Edward J. Roach
Midland Avenue
Wedneadas
St. Ann's Church
St. Anchas's Cemetery
Seaman
Upper Stenne
Conn
Exanvis S¢man
G. Cree Seaman
Bunnell Street
Lakeen
Thompson
Rat Fort Slocum
Frank YW
Gearge W. Thompson
West Road Street
Ritford
Yurch
Packari Wally
Taosdop
Ty Momortan
Ey Neleced Motor
Uees Chanda
Agleey
Wrother
Atvers AK
Ades
Mingusten
Orlock
Augustee
Strateorl
Juin
John Smith Dure
Leon Che
Urank Mun Gah
Guitvalan
Atleng
Oo Fredericks
Intner
Suid Vidin
Ror
Predzileky
Mert Fredereks
Unis
Orphelo
Thar
Tre Tate Arti Laxteatford Fy Sa Dlatidt
Mare & J
Jon Smitit
Stratford
Eliza Amelia Chirk
Grace Clash Brown
Administratrix
John Smith
Potiet
Ctiar York
Charles L. Dennis
Funeral Home
State St
M. J. Gannon Funeral Home
John St
Eer
Hughes & Chapman Co
Aachive
Tampa
Sweet! Money
Sichards
Smackone
Smithies BO
Callthan Oa
K Raggheel
Miss Sinze
Lak
Shaw
Somerset
Ovenok
Callahan
Thomas Lynn
Thamipson
Enalgn
Lelis
I-H. Visg Fan
Gripertune
Amir
Green Woods
AlCrigimon
Barnea
Rexal Toy
Wiseher
Malbon
Eden
Beautiful Flower
Alsopan
Phyllis Wood
Atropoa
Gugpa
Nestle
Reign Nun
Rmifth Rach
Auperfrank
Bueneh
Stanwix
Burke
King’s Ransom
Ellis
Alsy
Aml Sansini
Postillion BI Leyland
Chatterer Joe
Myrtle Bele
Auchint
Hilteyoang
Martinih
Chickvale
Benham
Kthne
Alsrut
Boelphrizonia
MacLean
RatUedela
New Orleans
Dodge Bros
Bill Lange
Gavernar
Wepm—Ulicago—226
Gap
Ciicago
Orgresera
Sorgan
Voort
Tanental Music
Fugladelp
Bellevue-stuittord Orchestra
Plletwiler
Piuladelpica
Icam
Theatiicel Review
J—Newar
Clover Trio
Ducret
Murphy Trent Orcuetra
The
Wiar
Iprovineace
Ernest Miner
Park Street Church
High Court
O’meara
Board of Relief Today
Carmbradte Alment
ART League
NEW River Coal
Lehigh
Stratford Coal and Grain CO
Noble
Spapern Fliserift
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