Welfare Society to ION Nurses in Buying Home
Fairfield May 20 Special to The Telegram The Family Welfare Society and the Visiting Nurse Association plan a shared home on Post road Fairfield Center They have an option on property owned by Katherine McCaffrey Snyder Between parcels owned by Domenic Mercurio and Olivigna Sara Jennings A seven room two story house now occupied by the Sasco Shop will form the base The Visiting Nurse Association will pay half the cost in cash and assume the equity while the Family Welfare Society takes the mortgage and pays interest The two groups will jointly maintain the building They have outgrown Legion Hall offices and will move into this new facility Directors elected include Dr W Joardsen Mrs Waite D Lashar Du ro Plumb John A Reybarn Miss Ida Greenfear Mrs David Wieming Henry B Spellman Mrs Gertrude J Perry and Sinica C Bradley The officers are Albert E Lavery president Mrs Samuel H Wheeler and Mrs H S Giver vice president David H Huntington treasurer WH H Rennell secretary and B E Dillistin auditor The year began with 846.04 balance and closed at 676.60 The year’s budget was 5268.85 with relief budget 877
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield, Mai
Family Welfare Society
Visiting Nurse Association
Fairfield Center
Albert E. Lavery
UN- QuoWa Road
Katherine McCaffrey Snyder
Domenic Mercu
Legion Hal
George Alfred Smith
American Legion
W. Joardsen
Waite
Lashar
Duro Plumb
John A. Reybarn
Tda Greenfear
Motive Sought in Fairfield Farmer Attack
Authorities report no change in the condition of Frederick Schnell, 65, of Fairfield, dying from injuries after an attack Sunday. Eugene Shanley, 27, of Fairfield, held on assault charges with $5,000 bond. motive not yet established.
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Fairfield Farmer
Frederick @chneil
Valley Road
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sunda
Eugene Shanley
Whitney Avenue
Shanley
Eclectics Trial Highlights Diploma Mill Allegations
Attorney General Healy led witnesses in Connecticut case against five eclectic doctors tied to a St. Louis diploma mill. Healy argued licenses relied on dubious credentials, while Dr. Osborn offered to obtain his own license application as part of the dispute. The hearing adjourned with briefs due and plans to file additional evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorney
Healy
White
Robert Adcox
St. Louis
Adcox
Tum
Osborn
State Department of Health
Frere
Tolcomb
Fre
Isadore Yockelman
Arnold Brien
Gerald Richardsot
Maurice Burstan
Harry Chaimson
State Eclectic Board
VOTERS ARRESTED FOR OPERATING UNDER LICENSE CONVICTIONS
Reported arrests show 8 W. Collins at 97 Stratford Avenue and 290 Simmsheer were detained for operating quieter vehicles without proper New York licenses. Authorities say Loratfie Selice, a driver for Lon G Holmes, was also arrested on a similar charge.
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Uieter
New York
W. Collins
Stratford Avenue
Jenerday Loratfie Selice
Coliing
Toy Lon G Holmes
Simmsheer
Future of Race Lies in Dry Law Says Dr Eliot
A Harvard emeritus professor argues prohibition is essential to safeguard the white race and public health. He links alcohol to disease and moral decay, urges strict enforcement of the 18th Amendment, and cites advances in biology and chemistry as proof modern science supports prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Hartfort
Charles
Flitot
Harvard University
Edwin” Knox Mitchell
Wilot
Citizens’ Committee
Hhousand
Towner
New England
Templeton Designates June 14 as Flag Day in State
Governor Templeton issues proclamation naming Saturday June 14 as Flag Day, urging citizens to display the national flag and remember sacrifices that preserved a united and prosperous nation. He asks schools and public places to honor the flag and protect its values for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
Hartford
Charlea A. Templeton
Howe
United States
No Change in Coolidge Stand on World Court
Washington May 20 Republican members of the Senate Foreign Relations committee were told by President Coolidge at the White House conference that his position on the World Court remains the same as in his message and prior statements. The committee led by Senator Lodge would try to formulate a plan in harmony with the President's position.
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Washington
Senate For New Relations
Coolidge
T White Flouse
Ethers
Lodge
Westport Patrolman O Connor Fired After Conduct Probe
Westport May 20 Special to The Telegram Patrolman Harry O Connor was fined a week s pay for conduct unbecoming an officer and then abruptly dismissed after a conference at Police Headquarters with Captain Walter Duffy and Chairman Charles Kemper The suspension and dismissal followed allegations that O Connor joined a late Saturday night gathering and became intoxicated The commission questioned Captain Duffy before addressing O Connor who was dismissed and the department instructed on proper officer conduct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Harry O'Connor
O'Connor
Walter Duffy
Charles MM. Kemper
O’connor
Duffy
Double Funeral for Yale Students in Derby
A funeral service was held at Center Congregational Church for Yale juniors Harlan C. Franklin and Hayner A. Bowlson who died by drowning at Derby on Sunday. The two life long friends will lie beside each other in Hillside Cemetery after brief prayers at their family homes.
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Turrington
C. Franklin
Hayner A. Bowlson
Yale
Derby
Center Congregational Church
Hillside Cemetery
Tryparsamide for sleeping sickness breakthrough reported
Rockefeller Institute researchers Dr Walter Jacobs and Dr Michael Heidelberger developed the drug tryparsamide to kill trypanosomes causing sleeping sickness. After 63 compound changes the arsenic-based treatment proved effective in animals, then tested on humans and later Africa natives. The drug aims to treat sleeping sickness without harming patients amid cautious trials and evolving use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Walter Jacobs
Michael Heidelberber
Rockefeller Institute
Louise Peares
Motorist Accused Of Reckless Driving On Fairfield Avenue
Edward Slee of 50 Dewey Street was arrested after allegedly operating his automobile with such comnanen ce that he nearly struck police crossing the street near the Third precinct police station. Slee did not stop and was overtaken by an officer in another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairtieild Avenue
Third Precinct
Edward Slee
Dewey Street
Sle
Actress and Chauffeur Accused in New York Attack
Jane Jordan 30 of Darien and chauffeur James Millon of Darien were turned over to Norwalk police after noon yesterday. O'Brien of Stamford accuses them of attacking him in a South Norwalk automobile morning incident, tearing at a diamond ring worth 2009 dollars and demanding 600. They were held on breach of peace charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Jordan
Darien
Aames Millon
Norwalk
William O’brien
Stamford
O'Brien
Bridgeport
Jordan
Milton
Fight nearly breaks out on House floor in May tense moment
On the House floor Representative Howard of Nebraska refused a high pressure appeal by Representative MacLafferty of California to withdraw a demand for a quorum call. Howard lurched with clenched fists toward MacLafferty but was restrained by intervening members. MacLafferty said he had made no remark to provoke the Nebraskan, who declined to discuss the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard
Nebraska
MacLalerty
California
MacLafferty
Menard
Contractor Who Shot Self Lies in Critical Condition
The condition of Frank J Mails of 108 Beardsley Park Terrace, a contractor who shot himself in the temple last Friday, was reported still critical at Bridgeport Hospital. Leopold Reppello, 11, of 177 Bond Street, also at Bridgeport Hospital, is suffering a fractured skull and listed as fan. Hart, 49, of 60 Colorado Avenue, fell into a tub of boiling water and is improving at Setan Cent’s hospital.
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Frank J Mails
Beardsley Park Terrace
Temple
Bridgeport Hospital
Leopold Reppello
Bond Street
Fle
G. W W. Poronto
Burneford Avenue
Lene Hart
Colorado Avenue
Setancent's Hospital
Meetings Tonight Across Several Local Lodges
A list of gatherings and addresses for fraternal and charitable organizations tonight includes Wowompomimhe I O R at 188 Main St Malian Women’s Council 36 Beahl St Monitor Lodge FE OG O Fy 264 State St Hi Adelphian Lodge 3087 Broad St Magna Charia lodge Sons of St George 396 Stratford Ave Knights of Maccabees 210 In Field Ave St John’s Lodge A F and A M Masonic Temple Volone Tlairy Cutter Lodge 1025 Main St Ladies auxiliary American Legion and other groups at various nearby venues including 1089 Broadway and 62 Cannon St Stationary Engineers and Ladies of the G A R also listed.
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Wowompomimhe
I. O. Ro
Main Street
Beahl Street
Monitor Lodge
FE OG. O. Fy
State Street
Hi Adelphian Lodge
Volone
Tlairy Cutter Lodge
Ladies Auasthary
Polar
A. Noof
Broad Steel Stationary Engineers
Cannon Street
Tanvoln Cycle
Ladies of the G. A R
Still Seek Crew of Liquor Runner Beached at Point
Hearing for Captain of the Sebina scheduled for May 27 and two men bound over in New Haven cases. Officers seek the Wickes-Barre crew tied to the raid near New Haven harbor, with 1730 gallons of alcohol seized. Rasmussen of Stratford and Carbone of West Haven pleaded not guilty, bonds set at 5000 each. Pope Barberi still missing.
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Belme Contin
United States
Montau
Monlay A. Moon
New London
Eeliina
Wilson Point
Harte Maiuentor
Kerry Rasmussen
Stratford
Giovanni Carbone
West
Wikkes-Harre
Wea Haven
New Haven
Rasmussen
Carbone
Giuseppi Barberi
Yacht Nokomis Returned After Rum Raider Seizure
New Haven May 20 It was learned that the yacht Nokomis captured off Montauk Point April 6 with four men aboard has been turned back to lienholders by the government for lack of evidence that the owners violated maritime laws. The boat had been a point of contention between Connecticut and New York authorities and was landed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Montauk Point
Connecticut
New York
Farm Loan Fight Renewed in Senate Faceoff
In Washington on May 2, Senator Kowell of Nebraska accused the Federal Farm Loan Board of mismanagement as nominations by President Harding face Senate scrutiny. The debate followed the Banking Committee’s favorable report and included objections from Senator Glass of Virginia.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Harding
Kowell
Nebraska
Senate
Banking Committee
Gla
Vira
Aps
Editors Form N. E. Branch of Associated Press
A meeting of publishers editors and city editors from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island organized the New England branch of the Associated Press. George A Mougy was elected chairman and G E Littlefield secretary with a four member advisory committee including ex officio Jane Arthur G Staples Frank J Lavalle and Harold F Wheeser.
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Boston
Cits
Maine
New Hampshire
Vernont
Massachusette
Rhode Ireland
New England
Resouiated Press
George A .Mougy
New Bedford Standard
G. EB. Littlefield
Associated Press
Serpcrat
Jane
Arthur G
Ousted Maplewood Principal Among 17 Teachers Not Reappointed
The Maplewood School Board overhauled staff for 1924 25 noting seventeen teachers lost reappointment mostly for capacity or conduct issues. Principal George M Lassell was the only major teacher dropped as resignations and absences shaped the board’s cleanup, while several others did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Education
Westen Thecalf
George M. Lassell
Maplewood School
George Lerh
Bridgeport Tite
Mabel T. Buck
Ga Fitzgerald
Marjorie T. Parmban
Marion F. Butte
Nora A. Bow
Beatrice Chandelaine
Gladys & Merrill
Loretta Kennedy
A. Milletta
Pangen
Lemma O'Connell
Loretta Fitsgerad
Brayton
Katherine J. Cooney
Nes M. Kerr
Florence N. Lee
Chamberlain
Mra
Mary Kidder
Tax Hearing Mosbay Commission Schedule Advance
State Tag Commissioner Williams H Blodgett has not yet decided who will be subpoenaed to appear next Monday in addition to those summoned for the last hearing Verification of rumors that James Turner and ex Mayor Atwater would be summoned could not be obtained
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Welfare Society
ION
Fairfield Associations
Snyder
Bne
Douglas Stanley
H. Horton Sheldon
Department of Physics
New York University
Vane
Hickey Bros
A.M
Yochelman
Chalmson
St Louis
Joseph R. Simnpzel
St. Louis College
Brien
Limpzel
George ‘MM. Sutcliffe
Mill
Jesse James
Ins Nest
Hiis
Fred C. Waite
Cleveland
Saye Sayers
Flealy
Missour
Mealy
Missouri
Flower Hospital
Fivat Shirmish
Dillon
Vfochtiman
Cyadener
Tessador Yuckelman
Seferene
Harvard
Seward
Labrador
Fureau
Burean Offachs
Max Hate
Scientife
Deren
Oma Sceenthy
Ameria
Scientifie Swenean
British Museum
Cubal-Cain
Nin
Flord
Delag
Opal
Ile
Charles Mackay
Charles A. Templeton
Francis A. Paliotts
UF P
Tia
Chavies
Gut
New Waven
Waris Carle
People’s Savings Bank
Chase
N. E. Branch
Budapest
Budapest University
Bugarszky
Dlagsroon
Maplewood
Mosbay
Police Sous ” Special
Teeta
Kirschbaum Metro
Brooks
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