Restaurateur Held On Arson Charge In Orege Incident
Police say Nicholas Chajos and wife Mary Chajos were arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at their restaurant on Brewster Street caused $100 damage. Firemen detected kerosene odor, and watchman James Flood says the couple left minutes before the blaze. They are held on breach of peace charges pending investigation.
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Nicholas Chajos
Mary Werg
Daniel Jolascon
Brewster Street
Manfalls in Stairs Fight Fractures Skull in Street Incident
Friends identify the injured man as Tozaph Koclosky of Henry Street near St Vincent's Hospital. He suffered a fractured skull after a fall during a quarrel on the hol way at 337 Rate Avenue. Michael Lukis evicts accused of pushing him down stairs. Neighbors notified police. Dr Sprague at Emergency Hospital treated him. Lukis under arrest on breach of peace charge. The rest of the text contains unrelated treaty and political rhetoric with no clear local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tozaph Koclosky
Henry Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Heath
Govers
Rate and Avenue
Michael Lukisevicts
Andress
Lukisevicus
Sprague
Lukisodsens Ws
Oyster Boatman Charged With Assault
Bongamin Pichau, an oyster boat worker, was arrested Sunday on a charge of assault after allegedly beating Peter Gaspon at a pool room on 131 Willard Street. Gaspon was taken to Bridgeport Hospital with non serious injuries. Pichau fled but was located several hours later.
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Bongamin Pichau
Peter Gaspon
Hallett Street
Pichau
Gaspon
Willard Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Z.ay Mexwell
Hartford Woman Credits CINOT For Relief From Stomach Trouble
Miss Edith Rivers of 11 Florence Street Hartford says CINOT cured years of stomach pain and distress after strict diet failed. She reports improved digestion and energy, endorsing the remedy. CINOT sold at Martizan's Drug Stores and listed outlets in Stratford Fairfield Stamford Milford Derby Ansonia Southport Torrington Winsted New Milford Waterbury Danbury and Danbury.
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Edith Rivers
Florence ‘Street
Hartford
Edith Bvi
Cinot
Alissa Rivers
Martizan
Falrield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Stratford
William $T Jean
Fairceld
Randyis Pharmacy
Stamford
Win Tones Drug Co
Milford
Tones
Derby
Paul Mester
Ansonia
Wy. Smith
Southport
Luin
Confessed Killing of Bank Messenger Revealed in Confessions
Authorities say James and Schuck confessed to murdering a bank messenger during an attempted robbery from the Broadway Trust company to a Philadelphia bank. They allegedly struck Paul, carried him to Tabernacle, and buried most of the cash at Evergreen Cemetery after concealing the body in a shallow grave.
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Paul
James
Schuck
Camden County
Schuelke
Avian
Camden
Ocrober
New Jersey
Mount Holly
Grand Jury
Burlington County
Telia Parker
Burlinstone
Noore
Parker
Odenesh
Broadway Trust Company
Campden Tows
Philadelphia
Piuul
Paul Tras
Thbernacle
Evergreen
Pine Belt
Frivols Rehearsal At Elks Club Noted
Fragmentary text describes an Elks Club rehearsal titled Frivols with references to witnesses and a bass solo. Mentions involve ED Hae TH zum zum and various garbled proper nouns, with unclear actions or outcomes.
Final rehearsal promises quirky Elky Frolig show
The final rehearsal for Elky Frolig drew New York supplmentary star Harry Miller. Local favorites Lesnie Hickey Hal Menard and Frank Smith will perform in spoof scenes with Roman travesty and bell chorus. Duke Dolkakink will perform a self described monologue while Lester Burelek MocCormick Barry and Lynch handle interludial duties. Thousands attended the Saturday parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Satinke
Harry Miller
New York
Usua
Lesnie Hickey
Hal Menard
Frank Smith
Duke Dolkakink
Deuce
Duke
Lester Burelek
Industrial Revolution in England Remote Forum Told
Mrs Beatrice Porbea- Rovertzon Hale spoke at the United Church Forum last night on woman suffrage feminism and labor in England She described English workers as calm toward compromise yet ready to settle disputes through trade unions If strikes occur government action follows district committee national committee and only then a strike may be offered The speaker noted unions were accepted by British employers and expected a similar trend here She discussed the Liberal Conservative coalition and Lloyd George praising his understanding of workers She claimed Irish independence would advance if the US joined a League of Nations and warned England would need Ireland as a port to the west She cited suffrage for women at age 20 due to a 2,000,000 female surplus and said it would drop to 21 when gender parity exists
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Erig
Beatrice Porbea- Rovertzon Hale
United Church Forum
Hale
Fromia
England
la Tho
Lloyd- George
Ireland
United States
League of Nations
Newswriter Slain in Connecticut highway shooting
A New York American reporter, Donahue, was killed while two unidentified men fled the scene near Newtown. The assailants fled in a touring car after attempting to steal gasoline from a tank. police traced a milk can found on a side road. Authorities, including Bridgeport detectives and state police, searched roads and cooperated with Connecticut cities to locate the shooters. Donahue, long employed as a metropolitan reporter, had recently returned to newspaper work. he is survived by his parents and three sisters.
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Danbury
Flo
Stace
Mission
F. C. Goodsell
Newtown Turnpike
Donahue
Pitzschier
Peers
New York American
Lin Aiva
Nhe
The
American
Hee
Pittseller
Wighbrothyre
Aggnon
Bridgeport
Frank Tulbrook
Obituary of Alfred J DeVorken and related notices
Obituary notice for Alfred J DeVorken of 605 Kossuth avenue who died at home after an illness. Survived by wife, daughter, sister Mia and three brothers. funeral at his residence at 2:30 pm tomorrow. Also notices for the funeral of John Valle of 141 Church Street at 3:45 am and 9 am at Cyril and Methodius, burial at St Michael's. John A Flanagan, formerly of Fairfield, died in Praner on Nov 20 1918. funeral from Mullins, Scote and Rodegate parlors to St Thomas church tomorrow morning at 9. Burial in St Thomas cemetery, Malrleth.
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Alfred J. DeVorken
Alfred L. DeVorken
Kossuth Siveat
Iaymum
Seaview Ops
Yanbury
Philips Simonds Dror Company
Praternally
Danbury Lodge
Ellis
Galser
Aaron
Ue Cor Kets
Mia
IL. A. Schwarts
Hrea
Sammon
Willion
Harry
John
Vale
John Valle
Sus. Cyril and Methodius Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Weather outlook for New England and mid Atlantic region
The forecast calls for cloudy unsettled conditions Monday then fair Tuesday with no temperature change and moderate variable winds. North of Sandy Mook and Sandy Home to Hatteras expect moderate variable winds with overcast skies Monday. Overall outlook: generally fair weather with considerable cloudiness Monday and Tuesday east of the Mississippi.
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New England
New York
Sandy Mook
Sandy
Hatteras
Sississippi River
Government Sues U M C Company over imported metal
Government sues United Metallic Cartridge company claiming underpaid duties on a hardening metal used for rifle barrels. Judge DS Thomas will hear the case November 15 in New York with Special Assistant A G Carstafen of New York handling the government side. Proceedings may extend to end of term. December term to begin December 1 at Hartford.
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United States
DS. Thomas
New Ein
United 4G
They
Reminguan Armse Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Thomas
Seth
Carstafen
New York
U S. District Court
Harteford
Forty two autoists arrested for 20 minute parking violation
Forty two motorists were arrested yesterday for violation of the twenty minute parking limit. Ten were charged with drunkenness, and other details relate to enforcement actions by local police.
Sinn Feiners and Unionists Battle Continues in Dublin
Dublin reports a violent clash as two policemen are attacked Saturday night, two civilians shot including one seriously. Panic erupts with crowds at theatres while police flee and fire on pursuers. seven killed near Tralee and seven volunteers reportedly slain at the Causeway. Cork arrests total seventy four during curfew hours. Italy urged to act as Irish bishops’ Maynooth resolution denounces British rule amid fury and martyrdom cries.
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Dublin
Poe
Causeway
Tralee
Cork
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TORIO
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Kentaro Kaneko
Privy Council
Washington
Joseph Koclosky
Turkey
Switzerland
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America
Alpheus Henry Snow
State Department
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al Gan
Sonnore
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Steinke
Elks
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Jerry
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Corarbie
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Ranist
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Funk
Timmy Saunbers
West
Cee Me
Gofaig
Leslie Bugditic
Bowes
Barry
Act
Forum
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Empire
U. S
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Wis
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Meridian
New Haven
Int
Weather Bureau
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Atlanta
Avia
Atic
Cineinnati
Denver
Portland
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Midebrool
Bridgeport Manac
U.M. C. Company
U. S. District Court
Sinn
Londonderry Corporation
Italy
Nome
Bishons
Maynooth
Carriere A
Italia
Manri
Catholic Party
Terence MacSwiner
American Bardware ‘Stores
Warfield Arcane God S
Middle Street
Bardware
Conn
Greenwich
Coan
Louis Schine
Uhksin
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