Social Agencies Committee Holds Annual Meeting
Raymond Walker presided at the Section of Foreign Born meeting at the University Club. A letter invited members to the State conference in Waterbury April 26 to 29 and to chair the Monday afternoon session on Immigration Laws. A sub committee was formed to plan the session and to assemble a city wide list of foreign language clubs and organizations. New officers effective May 1 include Robert Bradley as chairman and Florence Cassidy as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Walker
Council of Social Agencies
University Club
State Council of
Waterbury
Apii
Victoria Larmour
Catholic Charitable Bureau
8. M. Batchelor
the Protective Association
Clarence King
Misa Prorence Cassily
International Institute Y. W. CG
Misa Ida Ik
Aull
Charity Organization Society
Adel Frederick
Robert Bradley
Florence Cassidy
Ida
Keltner
Cleveland, Ohio International Institute
Milford Mobilizes Aid for Princeton Tornado Victims
Milford Chamber of Commerce reports Mayor Charles A. Neemer of Princeton Indiana appeals for relief funds after a devastating tornado struck five stores. He cites 1500 homeless and 1000 job losses from ruined railroad shops and Heinz factory. Contributions directed to Princeton Relief Fund via Milford treasurer Morton P. Tibbally.
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Milford
Milford Chamber of Commerce Association
Charles A. Nienier
Princeton
Indiana
Arthur
Clark
Milford Commerce Board
Heinz Factory
Wil Blair
Farmer's Xnational Bank
Chahubs A. Neemr
Morton P. Tibbally
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Red Cross
Women Suffer Most, Mowbray Declares at Bridgeport Club
Dr Mowbray of the Telegram staff told Bridgeport Psychology Club members at Stratfield that women bear patient suffering while men would likely shoot themselves. He called this a form of quiet courage and noted several observed traits in attendees.
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Mowbray
Bridgeport Psychology Club
Stratfield
Muaker
Physicians hold out hope for cartoonist Darling
In Des Moines Iowa on March 23 physicians treating cartoonist Ding Darling expressed cautious optimism about his condition. Darling’s peritonitis was described as improving slightly after a serious illness. The report notes ongoing care and concern for his recovery.
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Dis Molnes
Iowa
D. Ding’ Darling
Mr. Darling
Steam shovel barred on bridge to beach resort ride
A fourteent ton steam shovel owned by Bridgeport Construction Company was driven toward Pleasure Beach on Seaview avenue but barred at the new steel bridge by island operators fearing damage. Riders on Seaview avenue wonder who took the machine for a joy ride as Park owners push to clear the cycle tract for parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F
Hm” Donnelly
Bridgeport Construction Company
Pleasure Beach
Seaview Avenue
Donnelly
Aviati on field and terminal planned at New Haven harbor front
Announcement from New Haven states negotiations closed for John F. Tweed to buy a large tract on the east harbor front to establish a big aviation field and terminal. Creed represents the New Haven Air Terminal company formed by local aviation interests.
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Wew Haven
John Fl. Tweed
East Harbor
Creed
New Haven Air Terminal Company
Manslaughter charge sought against Albany hotelman
Assistant District Attorney Delaney said an indictment will be sought against Robert P. Murphy proprietor of the Kenmore hotel in Albany in connection with the death of Grace Hayner of Troy. Hayner died when Murphy's car crashed into a telephone pole early today. Murphy had been arrested Friday on speeding charges and was said to be driving without a license. Murphy and two passengers were uninjured.
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Albany
Delaney
Robert P. Murphy
New Kenmore
Grace Hayner
Troy
Hayner
Murphy
Formaldehyde in beer lands three in doctors hands
Norwalk, March 28. Three local men bought formaldehyde at a drug store claiming they would use it to treat root trouble and mixed it with beer. Wilbur Hemmons, 32, is hospitalized in serious condition while Alexander Kool and Anthony Thompson, both about 28, are under care at home.
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Norwalk
Wilbur Hemmons
Alexander Kool
Anthony Thompson
Memorial Service in Newtown Honors Fanny Crosby
Memorial services at the Methodist church Sandy Hook honored Fanny Crosby poet and hymn writer. A Luther program by Miss Tisie P. Lowe featured choir performances and an address by Alexander Wright reflecting on Crosby’s character and work at Cornell Methodist church New York. The service included hymns and scripture readings with prayers and benediction.
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Newtown
Spesigh
Sandy Hook
Fanny Crosby
America
Tisie PF. Lowe
Gladys Grey
Flartford
Fern Stowe
Seymour
Alexander Wright
New Haven
Allingtown Hospital
Mias Crosh
Cornell Methodist Church
New York City
J. P. Stowe
Misa Stowe
Virginlas Council Knights of Columbus
Danbury
Rieferta Armory
John F. Maloney
M. F. Crowe
Edward W. Troy
Francis A. Murphy
Charlies F. Cavanaugh
Edward Pr .Talty
Patrick TF. McMahon
Michael Halpin
Thomas Hrew
Jamea J Ferrell
Wiliam P. Kennedy
Joseph Bantle
Norwalk Hatting Boom Prompts Possible Plant Sale
Norwalk plans to reclaim prominence in hatting as New England Panama Hat Co of Brooklyn negotiates to buy Young Hat Co at 13 Butler Street. Orange, NX-based F. Terg Co, which purchased Poor Hat Co, announced plans to move to Norwalk and employ about 400 people. The Young Hat Co runs a retail chain and has been active in production and sales.
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Norwalk
New England Panama Mat Company
Brooklyn
Young Fat Company
Butler Street
Sopirday
F. Terg Company
Orange
Morwalk
N. EB
Panama
Young Hat Company
Stamford Man Gets Jail Term for Assault
Stamford March 24 Thirty days in jail with a suspended sentence if reconciliation could be reached between accused Joseph Lobrenswick of 203 Ludlow Street and his wife was the penalty in city court for assaulting his wife. The dispute began after Lobrenswick spent six months away and returned, triggering the argument over money. Mrs Daniel Fitzmaurice was tasked with restoring harmony in the household.
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Stamford
Joseph Loblenswick
Ludlow Street
Lobrenswick
Daniel Fitzmaurice
Florida Senator asks inquiry on gasoline boost
Florida Democrat Senator Trammell urged the Federal Trade Commission to probe gasoline price rises on its own, after his resolution to investigate the rise failed in the Senate. He said a few senators hindered a favorable expression from a large Senate majority.
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Washington
Trammell
Florida
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Thompson
Commission
Long Hill Man Plans 7000 Mile Water Return Trip
Samuel Legley reports from Los Angeles that he will depart San Francisco by steamer for a 7000 mile voyage home via the Panama Canal, aiming to arrive around April 14. A New England supper tonight at 6 by the Ladies of the M. and church will aid the Conference Claimant Fund and the Retiredsters Fund, with a large turnout expected. William Cotton of Devon visits his brother Edward Cotton.
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Long Hilt
Samuel Legley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Fanama Canal
New England
M. &. Church
William Cotton
Devon
Edward Cotton
Paterson Realtor Joseph Jacobs Found Dead in Parsale River
Marsh 29. A bullethole in his right ear marked the death of Joseph Jacobs a wealthy Paterson realtor whose body was found floating in the Parsale river. Jacobs had disappeared from his home on February 18. Two years earlier Louis Berkowitz his partner was shot and killed by unidentified men in Garfield New Jersey.
Bankrupt Bean King Denied Motion in Larceny Trial
In Albion on March 22 Judge Gilbert T. Baker, substituting for the late County Judge Gerald B. Fluhrer, denied a defense motion for a mistrial in the trial of Lewis J Sanda also known as Bean King. Sanda was tried on the second charge of first degree grand larceny arising from the Carl D B Sands Bean Co. collapse last September. he was acquitted on the first count. Jurisdiction questions were raised during the proceedings.
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Gerald B. Fluhrer
Lewis J Sanda
Bean King
Sanda Ja Beng
Carl DB
Sands Bean Co
Baker
Albion
Gilbert TT. Baker
Stratford Woman Receives Major Share Of 30 000 Estate
Stratford March 23 Miss Kate Van Voorhis of 1721 Elm Street will receive the bulk of the late Edith Hastings estate under a will filed today. The document dated June 12 1920 leaves Miss Van Voorhis an $21 000 share of the $80 000 total, while Ethel M Lindsay a cousin inherits $1 000 and other assets include furniture and real estate earnings in New York. Hastings a prominent suffrage leader and ally of the Women Voters of Stratford.
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Stratford
Marsh
Specelar
Kate van Voorhis
Elm Street
Edith Hastings
John Smith
Stratford Probate Court
Misa
van Voor
Ethel M. Lindsay
New York
Miss Hastings
Women Voters of
Waterbury Dentist Faces Assault Charge in Local Court
Wilson Clark Jr., 32, of Naugatuck, charged with assault and carrying concealed weapons, saw his case continued to March 20 in City Court under a $1,000 bond. Police say he will claim the dentist assaulted his wife during treatment at Dr Frank T. McLaughlin’s Buckingham block office, following a Saturday altercation that led to his arrest.
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Waterbury
Wilson Clark, Jr
Naugatuck
Hayes
Clark
Prank TF. Mc-Laughlin
Buckingham Block
McLaughlin
Stratford youths file C. M. T. C. applications
Stratford March 28 special. Several youths have sent in and been accepted for this year's Citizens' Military Training Camp. Accepted include Andrew Slootmaker Donald Silliman Herbert Hart Keith Cutbill George d Hulsbell Nathan Friedman and others. Information and blank applications available from Stratford Reserve Officers. Major Rex Delacour Captain Curtis Williams Lieut Flood Lieut Sexton and others are listed.
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Stratford
Camp Devens
Masa
Ariilery
Inclde
Andrew Slootmaker
Donald Silliman
Herbert Hart
Keith Cutbill
George d Hulsbell
Nathan Friedman
Rex Delacour
Caqain
John T. Curtis
Wiliam (. Williams
Harry Flood
Vincent Sexton
Donahd Saimia
Wayne Aumin
Banker's Death Ruled Natural Causes in New York
Autopsy shows Louis Fran kenheimer a 74 year old retired banker died of a brain tumor not injuries claimed from an assumed robbery attack. Chief Medical Examiner Norris concluded he fell on the street and, mentally dazed, imagined an assault.
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New York
Louis & Frankenhemer
Norris
Trankenheimer
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promise of Constipation Relief
Claim advertising relief from constipation with Kellogg's All-Bran. States daily two tablespoonfuls with milk or fruit, guarantees relief or purchase price refunded, noting production in Battle Creek Michigan and distribution through leading hotels, restaurants, and grocers.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
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