Sheriff to face court for $15 bribe in Fairfield
Fairfield May 19 Special Deputy Sheriff John E Fuller of Stratfield district held on $2,500 bond to be arraigned in Town Court tomorrow morning on a charge of accepting a $15 bribe. Also charged: William Jankowski of Green Farms in a Post road collision with William Murphy of Bridgeport for driving under the influence. Joseph Sokoloski of Greens Farms injured.
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Fairfield
John E., Fuller
Stratfield
William Jankowski
Greeny Farma
Post Road
Town Hall
Wiliam Murphy
Congress Street
Bridgeport
Manor
Joseph Sokslowaki
Greens Farms
Jankkowski
Fairfield Parent Teacher Association
Roger Ludtowe
Sharman School
Aeolian Trio of
L. J. Hulse
Aeolian Trio
Frances O'Neill
Mabel Benson
Ethel Feller
MacDowell
Widor
Komzak
Mia
Bessie Porter Garrabrandts
San Tol
Dehardt
Cecil Bartram
Wach
Danny Boy
Weatherly
Marjorie Heuschkell
Terry
Dorothy Stevenson
Memorial Day observance cited by American Legion and club news
The first June meeting invites Luncheon Club to join Memorial Day observance with 88 members and 12 openings. John M. O Connell, former Bridgeport alderman now in Warfield business, approved for membership. Greenfield Hi Country Club opening planned for May 31 or June 16 with tennis and golf programs and indoor golf classes led by John Pirle. A reception for Charlotte Egerland at Mrs. L J Hulse studio on May 30 precedes her June 1 return to Richfield Springs N Y for a June 2 musicale.
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American Legion
John M. O'Connell
Bridgeport
Warfield
Greenfield Club
Greenfield Hi Country Club
John Pirle
Yarfield
L J. Hulse
Post Road
Charlotte Egerland
Talrfield
Richfield Springs
N.Y
Milk Truck and Auto Crash Near Stratford Streets
Automobile driven by Alfred J. Walsh of Bayonne collided with a Long Hill milk truck driven by George A. Marsh, demolishing 75 bottles of milk. A separate incident near the factory involved Harriet Nears stepping from a car owned by Hitchcock Gas Engine Co. No serious injuries reported. Others include minor collisions at Madison and Grand and Harrison and Fairfield with nominal damage.
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John and
Courtland Streets
Alfred J. Walsh
la Tonette Court
Bayonne
N. J
George A. Marsh
Long Hill
John Brown
Otis Street
Stratford
Hitchcock Gas Engine Company
California Street
Harriet Nears
Maiden Lane
Wiliam B. Perry
Whitney Avenue
Mra
Walter L. Wright
Allendale Drive
Madison Avenue
Grand Street
M. B. Wright
Boston
Ann O'Connell
Selleck Place
Harrison Street
Fairfield Avenue
U S Officials Ousted by Rebels in Nicaragua
May 19 Managua. Colonel Clifford D. Ham protests to Washington over the removal by revolutionists of Biluefelds Collector W J Crampton and deputy A. Petera. They refused to hand over customs money used to secure a private loan from the United States, affecting coastal customs sizing and a London loan contract with foreign bondholders.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Clifford D. Ham
State Department
Washington
Biluefelds
W J. Crampton
A. Petera
United States
Atlantic
The
Republic
London
Scott Slayer Found Mentally Sound for Chicago Return
The state commission examining Russell Scott, a Chicago drug clerk and former Canadian financier, reportedly finds him mentally sound. He will be brought to Chicago to face Judge David for possible proceedings, after prior rulings found him insane and committed to a criminal insane hospital in Chester.
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Chicago
State Commission
Russell Scott
Herald and Examiner
David
Chester
Veteran's plea refused in court ruling
Boston May 19 AP Judge J P Pierce of the Supreme Court dismissed Alphonse Pois war veteran's petition seeking contempt findings against Mayor Fidmund P Talbot and Streets Superintendent Wiliam F Shea of Fall River. The case involved the veterans' preference act and a decree restoring Pois to full duty and pay as a street department laborer. Judge Pierce said officials had honestly tried to comply with the decree though a three day workweek was used to allocate posts. Pois argued full week work was due. Airmail service announced June 7 will route via New York Chicago to Milwaukee La Crosse St Paul and Minneapolis with 16 cents per letter rates.
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Boston
J. P. Pierce
Supreme Court Today
Alphonse Pois
Fidmund P. Talbot
Wiliam F. Shea
Fall River
Bois
Bola
Rots
Flo
Hels
Pierce
Men Tong
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolia
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New York State
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Ceylon
van Dyk’s
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van Dyk
Main St
Lyric
H. N. Roberts
Sylum St. Flint, Mich
John E. Fuller
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
F. J. Scott
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Rev. B. & Winchester
Congregational Purishing Society
Danbury
Fairfield High School
Harvey Fitbbell
Dwight
Greenflota Hil
Fairfield High Achoss
Middletown
Central High
Seaside Park
Fairfield Agh
Stamford
American Legion Field
Milford High School
Behool
Sherman School
Arthur Bulkley
Brooklawn Country Club
Elvis Lundberg
Tueasday
Champ’s
Black Rock
William H Donaldson
Sidney Marcuse
Wil Se
Ways and Means
U. S
Scott
Slayer
Meigs’ Alteration Sale
Hubrite
Wallace
Pieigs & Co.gorporated Outfitters
Bridgeport Telegram
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