Trespassers on RR Property Held in Shelton
In court Rosa Rio Novila and Joseph Zamba of Derby were charged with trespass on railroad property after being apprehended crossing a trestle. They faced payment of costs. fines listed as 7.90 and 5.90. Frank Prior was charged with intoxication related violence and sentenced to six months at the State Farm for Insimates in Norwich. Arthur Brawrett, 83 East Main Waterbury, injured in an auto crash on Nichols Hill. taken to Griffin Hospital with serious abrasions. George Rose driver of Waterbury vehicle not arrested.
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Shelton
Rosario Novila
Joseph Zamba
Derby
Novilaws
Zambo
Frank Prior
State Farm
Norwich
Arthur Brawrett
East Main Street
Waterbury
Griffin Hospital
Nichols
George Rose
Cherry Street
Danbury Druggist Held in New York on Whisky Charge
Frank C. Scollins, a retired Danbury druggist, is held on $1,000 bail for a June 2 hearing in a New York magistrate court on transporting liquor on a warrant from Danbury. Two others linked to the whiskey ring, Isaiah Tainnell and George Barton, are held on $2,000 and $6,000 bail respectively. State Police Sgt John Kelly led the raid at Beaver Brook Farm and will produce witnesses. Scollins faces possible extradition.
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Frank C. Scollins
Danbury
New York City
Nquor
Scollina
Scollins
Isaiah Tainnell
Beaver Brook
John Kelly
Ridgefield Barracks
Girls Petendy Society Fair Planned on Parish House Lawn
The Girls Petendy society of Christ Church announces a lawn fair on Wednesday June 3 with sales beginning at 20 p.m. and refreshments including cream. Proceeds support parish activities and missions.
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Griiwigh
Girls’ Petendy Society of Christ c Hurch
Judge's Wedding Fails as Car Crash Halts Greenwich Pair
In Greenwich on May 25 Miss Margaret Thew of Washington DC and Robert Worsley of Warwick planned marriage in Warwick after a Washington Inn motor trip. Their car collided with carts in Norwalk, Thew suffered shock and contusions and was hospitalized, Worsley was jailed for reckless driving, and creditors attached the car to cover claims.
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Stamford
Margaret Thew
Washington, D. c
Robert Worsley
Oakland Beach
Warwick
R. L
Norwalk Hospital
Worsley
Washington Inn
Chester Saunders
Hast Port Chester
George Schriber
Bronx
N. Y
Norwalk
Miss Thew
Os Jupnet
Saunders
Schriber
Taylor
Worstey
Canadian Diana Home From African Hunt with Pet Lion
Miss Aileen Hughes, a Canadian, returns from an African hunting trip with Luce Kenya Simba, a two year old lion cub adopted in Canada. The voyage included Paris and the Empress of Scotland, with the cub making friends aboard. Hughes recounts close calls with a rhinoceros and a buffalo, and praises her guide Jack Lucy.
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Coronto
Aileen Hughes
Diana
Africa
Luce Kenya Simba
Lindsay
Ont
Mise Hughes
Paris
France
Scotland
Atlantic
Quebec
Miss Hughes
Luce
Alstriat
King Tut
Valley of the Kings
Misa Hughes
Jack Lucy
Lucy
Duke
Achece
York
Lady Hughes
Aileen
Jef
Miss Mughes
Gulde
Hans
Lace Kenya Simba
Albert Creighton
Boston
Smeet
Leslie Tarlton
Thendore Roosevelt
Marty
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Color Guide For Fabrics
A vintage advertisement urges readers to buy Diamond Dyes for all fabrics including wool silk linen cotton and blends. It instructs buyers to tell their druggist the material they wish to color and lists items like sweaters draperies coverings and hangings.
Water rights bill heads to House vote this week
Hartford May New Haven Water Company bill once rejected by the House of Representatives returns this week after a conference report. The measure would extend watersheds into Guilford Madison and Killingly but faced opposition from Rep Harry Durant who demands compensation to towns. Guilford’s exclusion collapsed the plan. conferees Durant and Allen to meet Senate panel as lobbying resumes.
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Hartford
May
New Haven Water Company
House of Representatives
Senate
Committee On
Guilford
Madison
Harry Durant
Cahlford
Durant
Judiciary Committee
House
Water Company
J. Mortimer Bell
Salisbury Judiciary
Charlen 3. Williamson
Darlen
Incorporations
Major Hall to Parade Marshal for Memorial Day
Major Elias Stanley Hall will serve as grand marshal of the Memorial Day parade this Saturday announced by United Patriotic Societies. The 242nd Coast Artillery and 18 naval reserve units will march under Major la E. and other veterans associations led by John H. Alberts with Mayor Behrens. The procession begins at 9:30 a.m. marching down Broad Street to Park Avenue, Seaside Park, and the Soldiers and Sailors Monument with police, fraternal groups, and Boy Scouts in the rear guard.
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Elias Stanley Hall
United Patriotic Societies
Arthur Bennett
242Nd Coast Ar
la E
Navel
Veterans’ Associations
John H. Alberts
F. Wiliam Behrens
Broad Street
Park Wemve
Seaside Park
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Monument
Judges Annual Meeting in Hartford June 1
Hartford May 26 AP reports the annual meeting of Supreme and Superior court judges to assign circuits for the coming year and appoint clerks assistants state s attorneys public defenders coroners and court messengers will be held at the Supreme Court building next Monday State's Attorneys to be appointed for New Haven New London Middlesex and Tolland counties.
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Hartford
Supreme
New Haven
New London
Middles
Tolland
Run Over by Train Girl Found Unhurt in Brooklyn
New York May 16. Despite being run over by a subway train at Nevins Street Brooklyn today Miss Yettaura of Philadelphia was apparently unhurt when rescued. She was taken to a hospital to determine internal injuries. Miss Traub, unused to the New York subway rush, fell into a gap between tracks.
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New York
Nevins Street
Brooklyn
Yettaura
Philadelphia
Teacher dies in New Haven after long service
Missa Jessa laahelle Scranton longtime supervisor of city kindergarten programs in New Haven died overnight from heart trouble. She taught in one school for 32 years.
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New Haven
Missa Jessa Laahelle Scranton
Schoel
Babyelephant captured by party near fortification
Tarleton and Tavy scold such tactics as laughable. A party failed to bring down an elephant, but a baby elephant was captured when a fleeing herd stumbled. The animal was not kept and left near a likely elephant mother to return.
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Tarleton
Tavy
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