Five Drivers Lose Licenses for Violations
A group of motorists appeared before Inspector Melvin E. Snow of the State Motor Vehicle Department yesterday. Due to failure to heed summons, their licenses to operate motor vehicles were suspended indefinitely. The list includes Alfred Lenaci, Samuel B. Merskovitz, Anthony Mrozarski, Harold J. Simko, and others cited for offenses ranging from intoxication to reckless driving. Several were warned any future violation would revoke licenses.
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Melvin ‘E. Snow
Alfred Lenaci
Hallett Street
Samuel B. Merskovitz
Wells Street
Anthony Mrozarski
Stepney Depot
Harold J. Simko
Brooks Street
Trescense
Carl Florie
Frank Street
New Haven
Patsy Salembone
Charles Street
Joseph Palaske
Dover Street
Ralph Johnston
Newfield Avenue
Andrew J. Stempel
Roosevelt Street
Adolph Munson
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Ray Wn Fisher
70Th Street
New York
Andrew Kraynak
John Wargo
Nichols Avenue
Stratford
Recklass
James Marco
Melville Street
Fairfield
Gerald A. Daly
Ivanark Road
Stamford
Sam Cohen
New Milford
Herman Gottlieb
John Danesak, Jr
Johnson Street
Paul Lavinis
Weingarten Elected Trustee In Ketchum Tool Case
In bankruptcy court yesterday the first meeting of creditors for the Ketchum Tool and Equipment Company was held. Charles Weingarten was elected trustee. In the Abraham Linet bankruptcy matter a 10 percent composition offer was accepted by a majority of creditors in number and amount.
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Ketchum Tool and Equipment Company
Charles Weingarten
Abraham Linet
Avas
New York Firm Allowed Claim Against Baird Co
State Referee Samuel C. Prentice filed findings in the Superior Court on the Henry W. Peabody Company of New York and the Hatters Fur Exchange of New York versus the John H. Baird Company of Danbury now under state receiver Frank F. Farrell. He ruled a contract violation and allowed Peabody’s claim of 19202.56 dollars and found neither party in default in the Hatters case but allowed a disputed claim of 4,887,047 dollars.
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Samuel C. Prentice
Superior Court
Henry W. Peabody’ S compAny of
New York
Hatters For Exchange of
John H. Baird Company
Danbury
Frank FP. Farrell
H. W. Peabody Company
Shellac
Hatters’ Fur Exchange
Hallows
Choice Liquors Confiscated by State Agents in Stamford
State agents raided Max Swit's Stamford saloon uncovering a hidden partition stocked with twenty one bottles of whiskey. Swit, who recently served ten days in Stamford for liquor law violations, faces a hearing Thursday before United States Commissioner Hugh Lavery. Local and state officers gathered at the County building to review the seizure.
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Prohibition
Max Swit
Stamford
Swit
United States
Hugh Lavery
Prohibition Limen
Edward Flaherty
Harry MacKenzie
Bartford
Somma
Lavery
G A R Invited by Legion Post 10 Visit Home
City figures and G A R members invited to the third anniversary of the American Legion home opening on Golden Hill street tonight. Poppy headquarters opened in the Plaza Theatre building on Fairfield avenue while Legion Bridgeport made Topples see high demand.
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Ga.rb
American Legion
Golden Hill Street
Legion Poppy
Plaza
Fairfield Avenue
Legion
Bridgeport
Partners Opposed in Theatre Receivership
Attorder T. J. Cohn for one of two partners owning the Elute theatre in North Mainscraet sought the appointment of a receiver in Sunamor court. Opposing partner’s attorney William H. O-Hara filed an objection. The owners are Alex Lorines and Mary Anger. Judge Wolfe set a hearing for this morning at 0 o'clock.
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Attorder T. J. Cohn
Elute
North Mainscraet
Isaac Wolfe
Sunamor Court
William H. O-Hara
Alex Lorines
Mary Anger
Wolfe
GOP Leaders Say Pleasant Meeting Held in Stratfield
Republican Town Committee members met in Stratfield with G O P leaders to promote harmony. Charles Blackman was absent and the session remained secret from the press. Officials declined to discuss specifics, noting only that the meeting adjourned at the chair's call amid rumors of tension over Clifford F. Wheeler and possible removals among farmer supporters.
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Republican Town Committee
Charles ©. Blackman
Eleventh District
Stratfield
Duuss
J. Alex. N. Robinson
Clifford FH. Wiigon
Renson
Flapper Fashion and the High School Graduation Uniform
A flapper gender clash frames the coming high school commencement as educators and parents try to curb extravagance. Teachers push uniform middy blouses and skirts to level the field, sometimes banning flowers and lavish gowns. Flappers resist rules, adopting their own styles while still shaping the ceremony’s mood.
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New ‘York
Wolf of Wall Street Sought in Cafe Brawl
In New York a detective hunt continued for a man nicknamed the Wolf of Wall Street after Miss Ann Taylor alleged he assaulted her in a cafe by breaking a bottle over her head. She was taken to a hospital with facial injuries and stitches. She identified another man, Johnnie the Baking Powder King, at the scene.
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New York
Mar
David Remar
Wolf
Wall Street
Ann Taylor
Miss Taylor
Johnnie
Lamar
Jamar
Fire at Charlton Center High School and Church
Charlton Mass May 28 A fire of incendiary origin destroyed the Charlton Center high school and the First Universalist church with an estimated loss of 39000 The blaze was found at 2 am engulfing the second floor The church pulpit dating to colonial days was lost Principal Tyler narrowly escaped while entering the basement used as a school workshop to save typewriters and papers
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Charlton, Mas
Tite
Charlton Center
Pritcinal Tyler
Flapper Fashion Notes From The Period Wardrobe
The article describes flapper style preferences, focusing on fabrics like georgette crepe and canton crepe with crepe de chine, organdies and voiles, and simple accessorizing. It mentions plain garments attempted to stay unconfined by ribbons and bobbed hair, with graduates lacking jewelry beyond earrings and a possible bead string.
C V Superintendent Thrown From Car Near New London
May 23 Edward S Guthrie superintendent of the Central Vermont Railroad company Wat hig home here with painful injuries received yesterday when he was thrown from a gasoline track car near this city. Mr Guthrie accompanied by a mechanic was on his way to Brattleboro, Vt when the car jumped the track.
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New London
Edwards Guthrie
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Guthrie
Brattleboro
Sunshine Homes Probe Sways Up to Bridgeport Cases
A group of policemen firemen and teachers testified before the Brows County Grand jury about paying from 2009 to 10000 for so called sun tak e homes that did not materialize The Sunshine Homes and Concrete Products Co of Bridgeport and Stratford Conn were under investigation Robert C Lafferty president and several salesmen were summoned Simon Sunke inventor and treasurer likely will not be asked to testify says Assistant Clerk Attorney Alderlan
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New York
Associated Press
iSanakine
Brows County Grand
Sunshine Homes and “Concrete Products Co
Bridgeport
Strateford
Simon Sunke
Cla
Rick
Alderlan
Senate Military committee frames army of 133000 men plan
Washington May 2 The Senate Military committee proposed a regular army of 133900 men and 12500 officers in the ongoing revision of the annual army appropriation House appropriations were raised by about 6 million dollars. The debate touched on limits while predicting a contest with the House over the army size and officer totals.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
House
Father Suspected in Murder of 10-Year-Old Son
A warrant charging suspicion of murder was issued as authorities probe the death of a 10 year old boy whose body was found after a week long search. The case centers on a father suspected of involvement. Police and investigators pursue leads and await court action.
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Dohn Chem
Schaml
Seek Status in Two Churches to Aid Unity
Montreal May 23 AP reports leading clergymen from five Anglicans and five Presbyterians seek ordination in both churches to hasten unity. Memorandum presented to Montreal Presbytery, Anglican bishop, and New York presbytery. Distillery raid in Naugatuck uncovers underground vault in a house on Fern Street after police stop entry via trap door hidden by carpet.
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Montreal
Associated Press
City
Presbytery
New York
Vaulic Naugatuck
Fern
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