Attorney Bent Nominated for Lion President
W W Bent named president of the Lions club for the ensuing year at yesterday session. Nominations also list Arthur E B Stone as vice president J Jd Caraher 2nd vice president A J lodgkins Ernest M Butler secretary R E Sprague treasurer James J Rooney tall twister and Ernest Cumming. A three year director slate includes C W Bitzer WM Leonard W A Winter. The club reports a successful year with weekly luncheons and civic talks plus a fresh air home project for the Visiting Nurse Association at Nichols funded by donations around 2200 dollars. Site donated by Peter Davey. Construction and materials by Lions members. Baseball bowling and volleyball fostered. Ladies Night planned for March 18. Lions to enter International attendance competition starting April 2.
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Atorney
W. W. Bent
Lions’ Club
Tuncheon
Arthur EB. Stone
J. Jd. Caraher
A. J. Lodgkins
Ernest M. Butler
R. E. Sprague
James J. Rooney
Tall Twister
Ernest Cumming
Tamer
C. Wbitzer
WM. Leonard
W. A. Winter
Ernest Butler Tead
Nichols
Peter Davey
Lion
Nine Minor Cases Disposed Of In City Court
Nine minor cases were disposed of in city court yesterday morning. Fines of 35 dollars and costs were imposed on Harry, Ryan, Henry Wade, William Martin, Edward Maggiore and Edward Conroy for frequenting a gambling house. Alex Szamokowicz and Mrs Annis Pinhola, both of 393 Main unrest, received suspended jail sentences plus fines for a statutory charge and related terms. Mrs Pinhola also got a suspended sentence. Inba Chop and Michael Puduska were fined five dollars and costs for mutual assault. Jann Scinto was fined 15 dollars for feckless driving. Giuseppa Derizante of 273 Hamilton street was fined 10 dollars for drunkenness and interference with policeman Waed Seinjo.
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Harry, Ryan
Henry Wade
William Martin
Edward Maggiore
Edward Conroy
Alex Szamokowicz
Annis Pinhola
Inba Chop
Walter Street
Chael Puduska
Sterling Street
Mutual Azeault
Jann Scinto
Hamilton Street
Giuseppa Derizatnte
Waeed Seinjo
State Police Probe Attempted Hold Up in Redding
State police are conducting an investigation into an attempted hold up on the Danbury road near Redding Ridge. Tracy Favreau and his sister Viola Favreau reported three masked men leaped in front of their car and ordered them to stop at gunpoint. They sped away and officers have no trace of the assailants.
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Redding
Strate Police
Tracy Favreau
Viola Favreau
Danbury Road
Redding Ridge
Favreau
Work Begun on Yale Boathouse Derby
Workmen for Gillis Camp York broke ground March 21 for a new Yale boathouse along the river. Crews will rush the building and hope to have it ready for occupancy before training sessions begin on the Thames for the Harvard race.
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Derby
Gillis Camp York
Yale
Thames
Harvard
Report Says Auto Gases Poison Air in New York
A New York Academy of Medicine public health committee report released today warns that certain sections of the automobile exhaust system produce dangerous gases. The panel cites carbon monoxide as a key toxin contaminating air people breathe, urging remedial action to curb health risks.
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New York
York
Public Health Committee
New York Academy of Medicine
Foreman Receives Distinguished Service Cross for Valor
Milton J. Foreman former National Commander of the American Legion has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism at Mancourt France on November 4 1918. He led a detachment silencing unseen machine gunners, directing artillery fire that drove Germans from their position. Foreman resides in Chicago where he built a legal career after starting life in poverty. He joined the Illinois National Guard in 1894, commanded cavalry, led during the Mexican border service in 1916, helped found the American Legion in Paris 1919, and contributed to veterans' aid through the Illinois Veterans Trust.
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Milton J. Foreman
American Legion
Mancourt
France
Chicago
Foreman
122D Field Artillery
General Foreman
University of
Illinois , National Guard
Four Ears
Legionnaire
Paris
Foreman Iwalr
Uinga
Tlinois Veterans
Trual
Wich
Award verdict for auto collision injuries totals 4400
A jury in Common Pleas Court awarded 4400 to Frederick J Robinson in a suit against Willian M Beardsley over injuries from a collision with Milton R Robinson riding as a passenger. Damages sought were 2000 in a related joint action. The crash happened November 29 182.
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Frederick J. Robinson
Common Pleas
Willian M. Beardsley
Milton R. Robinson
Milton Robinson
Stratford Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Providence publishers cleared in libel suit
A jury found no indictment against John A. Hennesy of Pope Publishing Co and Henry Dewitt Hamilton of om pen in a criminal libel case tied to a Providence News article during Governor Beechman Beekman's campaign. Lagena of Woonsocket faced separate charges over alleged false profits in a Providence hotel payment of 21,500 to J Henry Reuter amid the Beechman campaign.
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Jury Today
John A. Hennesy
Pope Publishing Co
Providence News
Henry Dewitt Hamilton
Om Pen
Robert Villingsten Beeckman
Tatter
Caumpalen
Bask Fur
Mor J. Lagena
Woonsoeket
Gove Eran Beechman
Legace
Providence
J. Henry Reuter
Mr. Beechman
Jepublican
Fast
U. S
Peter G. Gerry
Democra
Divorces Hearings Set In Superior Court Schedule
Over a score of divorce petitions are listed for Friday in the Superior court short calendar. Judge Isaac Wolfe will hear fifteen uncontested petitions. Judge John W. Banks handles receiverships and six uncontested divorces. Judge George E. Hinman presides over motions. Names include Edna Earle Ozburn versus Harry Ozburn and many Bridgeport clients with desertion or cruelty allegations.
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Superior Court
Isaac Wolfe
Sigl Coast
Wolfe
John W. Bankss
George E. Hinman
Edna Earle Ozburn
Greenwich
Harry Flels Ozburn
Newark
Sidnay
OG. Esaner
Bridgeport
Grace
Nerme Mitchell Hésner
New York
Alexandre 3
Vermes
Elizabeth Vermes
Hungary
Samb Amipe
Thomas H. Snape
Anna VV. M. Dore Mackenzie
Stephen W. , Mackenzie
Beulah G. Clnton
Bridgepore
Janes Howard Clinton
Ascenza Vistrantonio
Gioving Pistrantonio
Mabel Masterson
John Masterse
York
Samuel Rothenstin
Bridgenort
Triestine Koppet
Rothenstein
Max Willey
Norwalk
Aganst
Grace Hilley
Ruvie Moran
Stamiford
Willan
Moran
Anna, Somogy Szilvassy
Joseph Szilvassy
May Marin
Gaston F. Marin
St. Louis
Avril
Tost
Dorothy P.J. Hogan
Lesli W. Hogan
Anna May Kolaniak
Josef Wolaniak
Poland
Desertsun
Richard Francie Hanley
Bridget Hanley
Martford
Gladys Josephine Hart
Rolland Hyerett Wart
Edward
Florents
Beaumont Turner
Yonkers
N. X
Banks
Ghidys Kimber
Walter A. Kimber
Claremont Morrin
Stamford
Susannah
Joseph Stur
Mary Romanak
Lizabeth H. Biro
Thomas Biro
Bertha MM, Brown
Arthur W. Brown
Cop Catches Men and Finds Fire in Street Fire
A police officer chased two men who fled behind a building on Sprunt Street. He caught them but they offered no clear reason for their conduct. A fire alarm was set after a neighborhood blaze appeared. The suspects vanished before reappearing. firemen noted signs of deliberate ignition.
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Maretot
Teevel Press
Tay
McMurray
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Howland Dry Goods
Wits
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Gelitoany
Bureau of Child Welfare
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