Danbury Alcohol Conspiracy Case Hearing Set for June 9
Hartford May 24 AP At the May term opening Judge Edwin B Thomas set June 9 as a tentative date for arguments on motions in the alcohol diversion conspiracy case. Ten men and two corporations indicted. Motions to abate filed by defense. AUSA John A Danaher to answer tomorrow. Other notes cover fines for Frank Zimmerman and John Ebert for illegal beer manufacturing and lengthy sentences for car theft. Local and other cases continued or resolved with pleas or bond adjustments.
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Hartford
United States District Court
Edwin
Thomas
U.S
John A. Danaher
John A. Morse
New Haven
Solvents Recovery Company of
Danbury
Connecticut Alcohol Distributors’ Company
Florio Brothers
Florio Brothers Trucking Company
Herman Goldman
Brooklyn
Frank Zimmerman
John Ebert
Park Street
Ics and Beverage Company
Federal
Agenta
Jake
Dugan
Springfield
B. Hartford
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
New York
Caves
Albert Bernstein
Central Boot and Provision Company
Bristol
Bernstein
United States
Lionel Marion
Voluntown
Fidell Barros
Norwich
Marion
Unite States
William Costello
William Brennen
Bridgeport
Hqur
Costello
Brennan
Danaher
Aquor
John Rinckey
Vincent Troll
Louis Somerville
West Haven
Fred Sutherland
Monroe
Clifford B. Wilson
Sutherland
Jtatl Sinnce
New Haven Road
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Republican Club Endorses Hunter and Urges Harmony
Milford May 24 Third district Republicans pledged harmony and declined to review the Maple avenue water extension project while endorsing Frank W. Hunter for another term as commissioner. James Mosher deflected questions about a map dispute, and John L. Pole urged unity amid newspaper scrutiny as Hunter’s endorsement was approved unanimously after brief remarks and a related club budget discussion followed.
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Milford
Maple Avenue
Frank W. Hunter
James Mosher
Board of First Selectmen
Mosher
Myrtle Beach Improvements Association
First
Harry Merwin
Frank Hunter
Hunter
Board of Selectmen
Platt
Fole
Harmony
John L. Pole
Walnut Beach
Rose
Pole
Moshet
Heese Davis
Munter
Atlas
Franti Hunter
Republican Town Committee
Post-Telegram
Buncombe
Gordon Goldsmith
Fiehd
Goldsmith
Milford News
Second
Lewis H. Bnyder
Civic and Political Committee
Elub
Police Department
Volice
Civic and Politics Committee
Board of Finance
Charles L. Doherty
Samuel E. Hoyt
David McCoy
Beachs Estate
William Sanford
Oakland Avenue
Stolen Touring Car Reported On Lumber Street
Albert Murphy of R. FP. D. No. 3 reported to police yesterday the theft of his touring car from Lumber street near Main street. The vehicle vanished about 3 o clock yesterday afternoon.
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Albert Murphy
R. FP
Lumber Street
Main Street
Foremen Trainers Gather for Connecticut Plan Finale
About 60 men from the Foremen's Conference and Leaders of Industry of Connecticut meet this afternoon at the State Trade School from 2 to 6. A 6:30 dinner at the Stratfield features remarks by A. B. Meredith and other leaders. The six months training, arranged with the State Board of Education and Connecticut Manufacturers' Association, aims to form conference leaders and advance foremanship and industrial relations, with anticipated national interest.
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Connecticut
State Trade School
Stratfield
A. B. Meredith
Carl Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
EH. Kent, Hubbard
Manufacturers’ Aesociation of
J. C. Wright
Washington, D. C
State Board of Education
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Ufe
Mayor Siemon to be reappointed to Public Purchases Board
Mayor Behrens plans to reappoint Carl F. Siemon to the Board of Public Purchases next week. Officials say the city administration supports the move and that Siemon, along with George S. Hill and Christopher Donahue, will likely be retained on the board despite zoning board disputes over a gas station on Fairfield Avenue near the proposed Baseick Junior High site.
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Carl F. Siemon
Behrens
Siemon
Board of Appeals On Zoning
Obeh Grotto
Fairfield Avenue
Baseick Junior High Schoo
Board of Public Purchases
Mr. Siemon
George S. Hill
Christopher Donahue
Buckingham palace court scene marks season opening
London May 24 The throne room at Buckingham palace hosted the king and queen for the first court of the season. Nearly 1,000 society leaders attended the diplomatic event with hundreds of jeweled women in resplendent dress. Queen Mary wore a silver cloth gown with tulle and diamond jewelry while Princess Mary and other princesses joined the royal party.
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London
Buckingham Pal Fen
Dinka Af
Mary
Tady Chamberlain
T Houghut
Morrow's Court
Jon
Araddor
Trey
Crave Cody
Pauline Day
Josephine
Fork City
Eleanor Wendell
Simmit
New Jersey
Joseph S. Randoph
Vermont
Mes Lowell Pinkerton
Washington
Myron
New York Ity
Genrge Webb
Indianapolis
Miss Bulkley Elected President Of Smith College Club
Miss Allee Bulkley was elected president at the annual Smith College club meeting held yesterday afternoon at The Oaks Broadawn Park home of Mrs Eagar W Bassick. Twenty attendees noted the event as Mrs Bassick poured tea for guests. Abs Morris Rosenthal of 225 Golden Hill Street visited Waterbury over the weekend with Mrs Casper Bpeare of Lincoln Street.
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Allee Bulkley
Smith College Club
Eagar W. Basaick
the Oaks
Broadawn Park
Wilmot F. Wheeler
Herbert Jepson
Henry Spelman
Bassick
Abs. Morris Rosenthal
Golden Hill Street
Waterbury
Casper Bpeare
Lincoln Street
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Robert J. Dugan
Atlanta
United States District
George H. Cohen
Bethlehem
Republican Club
Third District
Pole Rose
Warren L. Field
Fleid
Polo
Field
Bernard
Bert) Atlas
Drugelet
Your
A&p
Ste Ginge Canada Dry Clicquot Club
Remai Gulden
Vienna
BEVE
Prudence
Ninth District
Kossuth and
Jane Streets
Obriot Church
Briatford
M. Bird
St. Luke's Church
William Hy Epson
the Gas Appliance Exchange, Inc
Main ST
Conn
Telephone Barnum
Telegram
Beca
Rockwell & Co
Phone Barnum
Burr
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