Bethel to hear perjury case against Williams today
Special prosecutor says Eleanor Williams of Bethel will be arraigned before Justice Robert Keeler in Bethel on perjury charges tied to the Waterbury arrest. She allegedly testified in the W E D Stokes divorce case last November and may be represented by Samuel Untermeyer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Serts
Stolkes
Stokes
Walliam i4
Herpenn Mera
Pepperman
Damazihe
Williams
Four Arrests After Police Break Up Street Fights
Police detained four individuals after separate brawls. In a rooming house at 620 Iranla jan avenue Joseph Scout and Alex Henderson fought until officers intervened. Henderson sustained scalp wounds from a blow with a lub. On Grand street Patsy Yanton and Joseph Vantule clashed as officers quelled the melee among a crowd. No arrests were listed for the broader disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perticipantary
Westeray
Iranlajan Avenue
Joseph Scout
Alex Henderson
Henderson
Grand Street
Patsy Yanton
Joseph Vantule
Offas Grand Street
Rallses
Six Trespassers Arrested By Railroad Detectives
Railroad detectives who have made scores of arrests on Sundae in the West diverted their operations yesterday to the Berkshire division tracks in the North end. They arrested six men charged with trespassing on railroad property. Besia right on using Eker's Extracta. Sold by all good grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundae
Berkshire Division
North End
Besia
Eeker
Died Notices and Funeral Details From City Paper
Multiple death notices dated March 1923 list names including Mary Burkat Teresa Hewitt Patrick Fitzsimmons John Stubbings Hod Earl, Gilet Nelson, John Quigles, Terry Van Houten, Sarah Warner, and Jacob Te te. Each entry provides residence, funeral date and time, church or cemetery, and burial location. notices reflect local obituaries and scheduled services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkat
Mary Burkat
August Burkat
Charles’ Jablonaky
Firatamas Evangelical Zion Church
Parl
Coutu
St. Michael's Cemetery
Aetson
Thin City
Broad Street
Gilet Nelson
Henry Si. Liehop
John Quigles
Mmulins
Scott & Redgate
Noa
Reliable Remedy for GOAT and WHEUMETISM
Prescription A-2851 advertised to rapidly relieve rheumatic pains. Sold by druggists in Heilbronn area. Made by Elmer & Amend, Third Avenue, 19th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidar
Elmer & Amend
Third Avenue
Newe York
Ready to Redeem 1920 Uncalled Victory Notes
Uncalled Victory notes from 1920 may be redeemed at any Federal Reserve Bank or Treasury branch in Washington. Jennis And just companies will handle the transactions for customers. The notes bear the initial letters A Lod K or I prefixed to serial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastiengiyon
Treasury
Washington
Jennis and Just Companies
Rent
Cuff Confident On Election Eve Amid Campaign Spin
On the eve of voting, Cuff advocates claim sufficient votes to win as Republicans tout his two terms as postmaster and protest city neglect while Democrats smile. Rumors of a GOP edge circulate with Frank Stevens urging district workers to defeat Cuff, though Stevens declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuff
Dagen
Jeadera
Jeaders
Danbury
Frank Stevens
A Stevens
Marquis H. Schitter
Wallace G. Olmstead
Fred Obmstead
T. Ward Amcallster
Jamey Fi
Aintenten Stevens
Bridgeport Man Found Destitute in New Bedford
A Bridgeport Connecticut man, aged about years, identified as August Johnson, was found wandering in New Bedford Saturday afternoon after exposure to a Friday night thunderstorm and gale. He was weak, undernourished, and his clothing torn. he said he came from Bridgeport Wednesday and aimed to reach Nantucket to see his sister. His brother Carl Feanson of Bridgeport was notified and he received shelter and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Leeimard
Mass
August Johnson
Bridgeport
Conn
Lawrence D. Somers
Afarton
Johnson
Cas Island
Nantucket
Carl Feanson
Waterbury
Bridgeport Hospital
Yale Seniors Allowed to Own Cars at College
Yale authorities announce seniors may own and operate automobiles while at college, ending prior prohibition for undergraduates. Student councils of the college and Shyfield Scientific School say this marks a step toward student self government and will be enforced by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuttents
Blue law enforcement triggers Broadway disturbance at Central theatre
New York police enforcement of the Sunday blue law forced two vaudeville acts at the Central theatre Broadway and 47th street to perform in street clothes. The show halted at intermission as patrons stormed the box office demanding refunds, a scene that drew further tension but eventually subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aztorn
Central Theatre
Broadway
47Th Street
Vaudevilla House
Federal TextBook on Dog Needed, Congress Is Told
Missouri Congressman Harry Hawes urged the Department of Agriculture to publish a formal dog handbook. He argued dogs rank second only to humans in intelligence and value them as companions, with roles in hunting guiding and farm work. Hawes pressed for a comprehensive guide detailing breeds, uses, care, and responsible ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Harry Hawes
Washington
Mar
Harry 3. Hawes
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Hewes
Department
Publle
Spote
Menac
Enien
Veal
Ative Pidark
Lyusepel
Congresman Haweshive
Halloge
Otlaws
Congressman Mawes
Gos
Meriflon
Tha Das
Puyinta
Mr. Haives
Papua
Jnlow
Capeiin Ds
OMNCI
Hess
Furowa
Neu
Juristora
Tay
Uae
Mr. Hawes
Hmiwee
Dag Hook
Man Killed as Truck Is Demolished at Stratford
Stratford news recounts a fatal crash when a Gas Light company truck flipped on Pine Rock park road near Skidmore hill. John Stubbings Hodgett died in Bridgeport hospital after being pulled from the wreckage. three companions fled the scene as investigators later detained all party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Amella Ap
Stratford Center
Alen K.jadson
Ralph O'Brein
Palley
John Peterson
Main Street
Peterson
al Stanley
East Drabatreet
Bridgeport
Darby
Derby
Cone O'Clock
Palmer Hous
Pine Rock Park
Direcion
Bridgeport Gas Light ‘Company
Skidmore Hil
Maelf
Hodgett
Stubbings
Hig Ment
John Stubbings
Kfinnie Hodgett
Haysville
G. 2
Tridger
Gag Light Company
Teelock
Fire destroys large Philadelphia edifice
A major blaze today destroyed the Garrett Buchanan Paper and Twine Co building on Sixth Street below Market in Philadelphia. Fire, smoke, and water damaged adjacent structures. total loss estimated at 1.81 million with about 706 thousand tied to the plant and stock. Two workers injured amid efforts to fight the fire. one man overcome by smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhigadelphia
Mar
Garrett-Buchanan Paper and Twine Company
Sixth Street
John Wi. Bilison and Song Company
Siukce
New Haven Woman Dies From Fire Injuries
New Haven records a tragic blaze as 6 year old Gabriella Turner died after her apron caught fire while she prepared dinner with a horse present. Her relatives extinguished the flames but she died five minutes later in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waven
Gabriella Turner
Rughter
Fraternal lodge meetings list scattered across towns
A dispatch lists numerous lodge meetings and fraternal groups across Stratford Bridgeport and surrounding areas with varied times and venues. It notes no telephone calls and references lodges such as State Street Columbus etc with names like Veterans and Spanish War Veterans and others including Ladies and Charities in scattered venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Hridgeport Lodge
State Street
Jauyaity Lodge
Rome
Piebetr
Samuel It
Warris Lodge
Tal Society
St. Bayle
Bpietoanl Ehnreh
Lieve Todge
Teriha
Briel
Harmony Rebeka
Wiulge Fok Oy
Steuben Ha Syate
Atain
Charity
Todge, O
Atrent
Bricklayers
Misoescil Trenty
LTO
Wim Rivert
Moelal Triglen Vounel
Muin Auoet
Angeline Tr
Rarietivat
Daichters Uf
Theutenant
W. Tishaearn
United
Stata
Bustle Bow Returns in Sophisticated Fashion Tone
A fragmented fashion note notes bustle bows in season's chic frocks recall 1830s elegance. The tone hints at refined styling, modern charm, and a hint of ribbing at social dress.
Mind Over Matter Fails With Hold Up
Ga March 2 abby reports a lecturer or pry subjects, and the victim Mrs asithy suffers at hands of a thief. A failed experiment ends with the thief absconding after robbing the home near the street. The incident reflects contemporary concerns about mind over matter and penance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Asithy
Fleeture
Len
Wade
Bootleg Trust Uncovered in Gothan Night Revelations
Federal officials reveal a vast bootleg operation with a prospective value rivaling ten million dollars. A shipment of handpicked whiskey was intercepted, suggesting a broad conspiracy spanning multiple entities and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothan
Marel
Hederal
Yeahers
N.Y
Three Arrested On Parking Charges At City Theatres
Police report three men arrested on parking charges after a disturbance near Main Street theatres between Congress and Mhapal streets. Individuals named Samuel Gold and Wall Fosepa Amosteore, both from Southasia, were involved along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mhapal Streets
Bie Werestary &, Oliphitne
Southasia
Samuel Goldser
Wall Fosepa Amosteore
Sevettorat Avenue
Reorganization of Zenith Co Completed
Zenith company of Minneapolis reorganizes as holding firm of Merchants Casualty of Waneda and Union Fire Casualty, with Lea M. Pingard named president. Announces buyer Sare sub 180 cents on the dollar for a diary. Bracelets described as fashion notes for sleeveless gowns and fracs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Ain Che
Zenith Company
Minneaphia
Merchants Casualty Company of
Waneda
Haehean Emploreet
Union Fire Casualty Company
Lea M. Pingard
Toil and Patience Behind Tutankhamen's Tomb
In Luxor's Valley of the Kings archaeologists endure years of hardship and isolation as Howard Carter and colleagues pursue the Tomb of Tutankhamen. The piece highlights Carter's 23-year quest, funding gaps, austere living, and the remote, perilous digs near Thebes, noting the dedication shaping modern Egyptology and the discovery's enduring mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxor
Egypt
Associated
Presa
Iittle
Tutankhamen
Howard Carter
Carter
Thebes
Neypt
Theodors M. Davis
Boston
Ter
Lord Carnarvon
Tutankhamun
Snow Fample Excavator
Valley of the Kings
Theban Hills
Nile
Crivo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ootain
Ufe
Archaeologiata
The
Thebes Ia x
America
Halda
Dend
Alines
Cand Canyon
Colorado
Yellowstone Talis
Wilduate
Seound
Tutankhamen Ang
Aistance
Two Aviators Burned to Death in Plane Fire at Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana two aviators, Gilbert T. Baker of Meonk Fort Indiana and Private Earl Thornburg of Watttler Vald, were killed when their plane burst into flames during takeoff after a gust tipped it, puncturing a fuel tank. Spectators could not rescue them as the machine burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Maren
Siteut
Gilbert T. Baker
Meonkfort
Earl Thornburg
Watttler
Valt
Ween
Wlagiyv Field
Jover
Woman Leaps From Ferryboat Rescued From Whirlpool
Mrs Latrina Vasti leaped from the Municipal ferry Harlem into the Bell Gate whirlpool near Stuckwell Island. Deckhands watched as the river current carried her downstream and the ferry immediately reversed. Harlem avoided shore impact to effect the rescue and she was hospitalized and revived with expected full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mar
Harlem
Bell Gate
Latrina Vasti
Deckshends
Stnckwell's Island
Vasti
Tribute marks John Drew's fiftieth stage anniversary
In New York on March 25 a 600-strong gathering from six walks of life paid homage to John Drew, honoring his fifty years on stage. Spanning his childhood to current roles, the event featured stereopticon portraits and brief tributes from figures across law, medicine, politics, clergy, the arts, and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augustin Daly
Union Space Players
John Drew
Mr. Drew
Arch Street
Philasdelphia
America
Tucse
George Gordon Buttle
Royal S. Copeland
Carl Reiland
Henry Miller
Augustua Thomas
James
Metcalf
The
Muses
Melville I. Stane
Associated Press
Iis Tong
Press
Auto Crash Kills Two, Wounds Two in Scarsdale
Scarsdale March 26 two men died and another was severely injured when a car traveling at high speed struck a telegraph pole on Albany Post Road. Willisah Schulbayk of Scarsdale and Frank Fritzer of White Plains died. William J. Hezly was hospitalized. Louis Tentinell of White Plains offered the ride after the group had toured the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Albany Poat
Willisah Schulbayk
Frank Fritzer
Wh Plains
William J. Hezly
Louis Tentinell
White Plains
Pols
Deny Reports That Zionism Is Dying
The Zionist Organization of America rejected London Daily Express editor Despatches claiming Zionism is dying and that wealthy Americans and Europeans have withdrawn support. The organization stated the contrary to current affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Daily Express
Palestine
Zionist Organization of America
Poison liquor deaths spark Philadelphia investigation
The city reports three deaths from poisoned alcohol in Philadelphia with two more fatalities, prompting federal and local probe into the source and price of illicit liquor sold at ten cents a drink or three for a quarter. A separate notice announces sewer work on Brookfield Avenue and a city council meeting on April 2 to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Feder
Qtr
Tenderloin
Yellowley to Return to Washington Chief Dry Agents
New York March 25 Federal Prohibition Director Yellowley will depart the district to resume duties as chief of general dry agents in Washington. The announcement listed Palmer Canfield as a possible successor and noted intensified enforcement along New Jersey coast with customs and coast guard collaboration to curb smuggling of liquor under the Volstead Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Q. Yellowley
Ralph A. Day
Washington
Yellowley
Palmer Canfield
Prohibit Department
Kllngston
7Ahall
Teymi
Roy A. Haynes
New Jersey
Pennayt. Yang
Anigonst
Special Town Meeting Warning for Perils Town 1923
Notice calls a special meeting of Perils Town voters at Town Hall on March 20 1923 at 7 PM to decide meeting locations, high school building changes, town hall alterations, public library funding, street improvements hydrants, juvenile court appropriations, and related actions. Frontmen Frederick A Burr William Dalling William Bl O Dwyer sign as Fairfield Connecticut officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perils
Wey
Gaid
Board of Finance
Fairfield
Connecticut
Frederick A. Burr
William Dalling
William BL. O'Dwyer
Fairfie
Taxes on Grand List of 1922 due in Bridgeport
Notice to Bridgeport taxpayers that the first half of the 1922 Grand List taxes is due April 1 1923 at the Tax Collector Office City Hall. Collecting daily 9 am to 6 pm from April 18 1923 Sundays excepted. Saturdays 8 am to 12 noon. After May 1 1925 interest at 0.75 percent per month on unpaid taxes. Tax Collector EDWARD A. DREW. Also notice of Common Council hearing on extension of French Street to Housatonic Avenue. City Clerk to notify interested parties. meeting April 2 at 8 pm at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield Avenue
Comuon Councd
Common Council
Commnan
City Hall
Notica
Bridgeport
Gold Pelor
A. Drew
French Street
Housatonic Avenue
Cll
Vox Council Chamber
P. Donigan
Tax notice from city tax collector to Nate and others
Tax collector Edward A Drew issues notice on the 1921 tax list for property taxes due by March 31 in city hall rooms. Payments accepted up to March 1 1923 without penalty, with details directed to property owners listed in the 1921 assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Natics A
Serene Ben He
Louis Lens
Pais
Marca
Edward A Drew
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Persurer
Bethel
Rodgeits
Berchrmont
Jatkeview
Warner
Sarah
Marcus B. Werner
Filmington Road
Lipams
Satveideh
Jaco Tete
New Bedford
YALE
New Haven
Zenith CO
Betha
Outlass Francis Dent A An
Board OF Contran
Sb Pely
Pok
Park City
Automobile Show
Armory
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