Bigamy charge in divorce action against Susie Pitchard
Susie Mackey Pitchard of Stamford filed yesterd ay in Superior court for a divorce from Ernest Warren Pitchard of Hamen alleging a bigamous marriage to Margaret Hott at Isler Illinois and that he is serving a sentence in New York State penitentiary. She seeks custody of their three year old son Leroy and the right to change her name. The Pitchards married in September 1517.
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Susie Mackey Pitchard
Stamford
Superior Court
Ernest Warren Pitchard
Ham@en
Margaret Hott
Isler
New York State
Leroy
the Pitchards
Workman Loses Fingers in Printing Plant Accident
George Centellette of 180 Har ralavyenne caught his right hand in a Bullard Machine and Tool Co printer yesterday morning. Doctors amputated several fingers and he was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital for treatment.
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Bullard Machine and Tool Company
George Centellette
Harral Avyenne
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pupil Narcotics Seller Sentenced to Atlanta Prison
Mey Jr Martino De Amata pleaded guilty to two indictments accusing him of selling narcotics to Brooklyn school children. Federal Judge Garvin sentenced him to seven years in the federal prison at Atlanta Georgia.
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New York
Mey Jr
Martino
de Amata
Timt
Brooklyn
Almia
Garvin
Goldy and Singer to Stand Trial Tuesday May 22
Auto theft cases of Har ard Gola y and George May were before a special jury in criminal Superior court yesterday. $5,000 bond for Samuel Lessitz, tied to three other accused who had disappeared, was called. Judge Halves set the trial date for Goldy Singer and S. Singer and adjourned court until May.
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Harard
Nathan Gola@y
George May
Criminal Superior Court
Samuel Lessitz
Frank D. Halves
Goldy Singer S. Singer
Luke Declines to Serve Again Under Pease in Danbury
Deputy Sheriff William J. Luke, who declined re appointment under Sheriff Simon Pease, plans retirement. The Republican Town committee has not recommended a successor yet. Michael J. Barrett, a former sheriff and supernumerary policeman, is among the likely candidates for the vacancy.
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Danbury
William J. Luke
Whia
Simon Pease
Republican Town — Committee
Sherif
Michael J. Barrett
Suede Hats Trending In Fashion Rumor Notes
Fashion notes mention suede or black trimmed hats with fat ribbon pleating or feather accents as very smart for wear. Black Alan and Inuit styles are noted as popular choices among pithy colorways and trimmed silhouettes.
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Armenian Speaker Warns of Chester Oil Concessions
General Merah Agapedian denounces Chester concessions as part of Turk influence in Ottoman affairs. He urges America to protect Armenians and criticizes Allied policies after WWI, claiming mass massacres and deception by Ottoman officials and propaganda photographs. He appeals for American aid and clothing drives for Armenian orphans.
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Chester
America
Americen Ae
Merah’ Ageupetian
Columbia University
Constantinople
Geneva
Italy
France
2Agapedian
Soihing
Armentar
Tradgden
Armenia
Arme
United States
Armejars
Generel Aption
Russia
Bri
Europe
Wanner
AmericaNeuwr-Mass Relief
Arcanums Attend Grand Lodge Delegation Meeting
A large Arcanum lodge delegation from Foo Banwill will attend the Grand Lodge gathering in South Manphaster. Charles Walker and Erskine Russet of Gridenporn will receive the Past Grand Engine. The sole degree on one Sunday is last by Tiv and Williat at St. Marton.
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Arcanum Lodge
Foo
Oy Banwill
Grand Lodge
Gossinu
South Man
Phaster
Charles Walker
Erskine Russet
Gridenporn
Tiv
Williat
St. Marton
Manes Et Catanbell
Tex
Westville Youth Fatally Injured by Derrick on Road
Stebert Tlunter, 21, of Westville, employed by the Southern New Britain Telephone Co., was fatally injured near Titwater when struck by a derrick used to set telephone poles. He died an hour later at New Milford Hospital.
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New Mulword
Stebert Tlunter
Westville
Hneman
The
Southern
Nei Mland Telephone Company
Titwater
New Milford
Drunk Driving Fine Set at Greenwich Court
A special Telegram report states James Tigges received a fine of $100 and costs after arraignment for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Charles? Shonapke of Davis Avenue was fined $10 and costs on assault and breach of peace charges following a complaint by his wife alleging a beating.
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Greenwich
James Tigges
Boroush
Am Automod
Hquor
Shonapke
Carpenter
Davis Avenue
Cosix
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Atlanta
Goldy
Singer
Luke
Pease
Landays Special For
Dlandays
Victrolas
Main ST
Bridgeport
Golden Mil
New Haven
Newark
Exchange Club
Turkey
Arcanums
1. C. C. F. Grand-Lodge
Derrick
Mens’ Union Suits
Main
Munyon
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