Will on Undertaker’s bill sparks probate dispute in Utica
In Utica New York Luigi Testa tailor died after a fever delirium following a Ledger bill scribbled will. Witnesses Luigi Lupoli and another man signed the document leaving half the estate to a partner and the rest to relatives. Court reserved ruling on Testa’s competency to make the will.
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New Waven
Luigi Testa
Luigi Lupoli
Testa
Lupoli
Hastor
Utica
N. Y
Lupellv
Lupelf
Louta
Teata
Hartford
Constable Walsh's Liquor Charge Nolled in Fairfield
Fairfield May 23 Special to the Telegram Judge Jonathan Grout nolled the liquor selling charge against Constable Thomas Walsh of Tunxia Hill after Walsh returned his badge and resigned. He was arrested months ago on evidence from prosecutors investigators, who later contested his claims of innocence. The court allowed raids on Walsh's information but they failed, leading to his resignation.
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Fairfield
Thomas Walsh
Tunxia Hill
Jonathan Grout
Bacon Wakemen
Walsh
Law
German Children Relief Drives Nets $8298 In Bridgeport
The American committee for the relief of German children reports Bridgeport fund efforts total $8298.10 in cash and pledges. New contributions reach $247.88 with donors including Benner Nichols George Brehm H Howard Patrick and W M McElroy Emil Bresgott City Auto Company Chester E Downs and others giving varied amounts.
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American Committee For the
Bridgeport
Benner Nichols
George Brehm
H. Howard
Patrick
W. M. McElroy
Emil Bresgott
City Auto Company, Inc
Chester E. Downs
Rennell
Elizabeth B. Rourke
Paul Scholz
The
United Church
A. Y. DeForest
John A. Cornell
W. E. Krougze
Brothers
Swedish Mission Congregational Church
Fairfield Committee
St. Paul's Lutheran Sewing Circle
Park Street
Friends
J.-L. McGovern
Dairymen of New England vote to incorporate
At Concord on May 22 the planning committee approved incorporation of the New England dairy system to handle milk on a cooperative basis. George M. Putnam was elected president and Dr. George R. Little named treasurer for the new organization.
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Concord
N. H
New England Dairy System
New England
George M. Putnam
New Hampshira Farm Bureau Federation
George R. Little
Shaghticoke
N. Y
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Norwalk Club Hosts Ladies Night With Dance and Music
Norwalk on May 22 special to The Telegram reports the Norwalk club observed Ladies Night with an entertainment committee led program of dance numbers and instrumental selections followed by refreshments and dancing to midnight. Beatrice Lowden performed The Glowworm while Normani AdacLean offered a Winter interpretation and Erna Wimpfheimer presented Moment Rhythmique. Mrs Edward R Sherman sang several solos as the Black and Tan orchestra provided the music.
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Norwalk
Beatrice Lownden
Normani
AdacLean
Erna Wimpfheimer
Moment Rhythmique
Edward R. Sherman
Black and Tan Orchestra
Judge Walshs Boat Wrecked Near Norwalk
In Norwalk on May 22 the auxiliary yacht Hoeuled, owned by Judge John J Walas, used in the rescue of Dr William Graf at Col landger's point Darien last Sunday, is nearly a total wreck with salvageable engine only Judge Walsh has recovered from exposure and will preside at the Court of Common Pleas next Tuesday.
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Norwalk
John J. Walas
William Graf
Collandger's Point
Darien
Walsh
Court of Common Pleas
Pastor Accepts Call at First Baptist in Stamford
First Baptist Church of Stamford names Rev. Judson C. Hendrickson of Cortland to fill the permanent pastor post after a six month vacancy. Hendrickson has served Cortland seven years and is expected to assume duties immediately.
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Stamford
First Baptist Church
Judson C. Hendrickson
Cortland, N
High School Notes on Kiwanis Visit and Class Day Plans
The domestic science classes hosted a Kiwanis visit with about a hundred guests who toured the High School after the noon assembly. The senior class plans Class Day on June 28 and Graduation exercises on Friday night June 27 with events at Pleasure Beach on June 29.
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Pleasure Beach
State Military Leaders Plan Mobilization Conference
Hartford May 22 mobilization is the conference focus at the State Armory New Haven June 3 at 2 pm standard time Brigadier General Morris B Payne to conduct the meeting Attendees include commanding officers and staff from 5th Infantry brigade 102nd 169th Infantry 128th medical regiment 1st squadron cavalry 242nd artillery 49th tank company 118th motorcycle company and related state staff officers officers from the adjutant general department and medical detachment.
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Hartford
State Armory
New Haven
Pacaday
Adjutant General
Morris B. Payne
85Th Infantry
5Th Infantry Brigade
102Nd
169Th Infantry
128Th Medical Regiment
Calvary
242Nd Artillery
Alsth
49Rd Tank Company
118Th Motorcycle Company
Four Men Fined for Fishing in Reservoir near Lamp Mortar Rock
Four Fairfield men were fined one dollar and court costs after being arraigned in Town court before Judge Jonathan Grant for fishing in the reservoir near Lamp Mortar Rock without a permit from Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. The arrestees are Michael Negetti Stephen Neubauer Joseph Jerney and Stephen Hedgenay. Three others Kaya Kovacks Abraham Bodner and Michael Monge face later arraignments.
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Pairfield
Ralph Holcomb
Lamp Mortar Rock
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Jonathan Grant
Fairfield
Michael Negetti
Stephen Neuebaer
Joseph Jerney
Stephen Hedgenay
Kaya Kovacks
Abraham Bodner
Michael Monge
Court reporter to retire soon with assistant planned
Hartford May 22 The State Board of Control votes 2500 to James P Andrews supreme court reporter to finance an assistant who would qualify to take his place upon retirement Andrews has served since 1894 Also pension for A B Morrill principal New Haven Normal School 43750 yearly and retirement next September Morrill has forty years in the normal school system Highway Commission head John A Macdonald seeks guidance on paying about 30 employees at military camp this summer indicating a broader state issue. board tables decision for now.
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Fartford
State Board of Control
James P. Andrews
Supreme Court
Receiver to be paid 40000 expenses in defunct company case
John Stanley receiver for the defunct American and British company will receive 10000 expenses to date with other payments to George C. Van Tuyl Jr 2000 David Strouse 4000 Joseph le Young 2500 and attorney Samuel Heich 2000. Judge Fidwin Thomas in New Haven has not yet ruled on the jurisdiction fight by New Indiaa Guickaliver company seeking removal to Rhode Island.
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John ©. Stanley
Fidwin $. Thomas
New Haven
George C. van Tuyl, Jr
David Strouse
New York
Stanley
Joseph le Young
Samuel Heich
Thomas
New Indiaa Guickaliver Company
Rhode Island
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