Admiral Wilson to be called as witness at court martial
Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, superintendent of the Naval Academy, is to be called as a witness at the court martial trial of several midshipmen charged with hazing. Two seniors testified that Admiral Wilson had indicated he believed the accused were innocent, adding tension to the proceeding in Annapolis.
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Wannapolis
Henry B. Wilson
Naval Academy
John W.gi ®Ier, Jr
San Diego
Silnva
Admiral Wisvon
Thesadmiral
Court hands $1 fine in chicken stone-throwing case
Marie Zesar sued Mary Hauzlik of Norwalk in Common Pleas after stones and bricks were hurled when sale of chickens was refused. The jury awarded $1 damages, rejecting the plaintiff's claim of serious injury from the Hanazlik defendant’s alleged accurate aim.
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Common Pleas Court
John P. Booth
Marie Zesar
Mary Hauzlik
Norwalk
Arrests Made In City Liquor Case At Stratford Street
Joseph Adasian of 284 Willard Street was arrested yesterday charged with intent to sell liquor. Second Precinct police took him into custody for keeping liquor in a store near Stratford Avenue, with the punch board described as a gambling device.
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Joseph Adasian
Willard Street
Secon
Aol
Ikea Ping
Stratford
Bridgeport Lectures to Run November Through March Dates Announced
A civic campaign announces a lecture series in Bridgeport with talks by city officials and professionals. Events run November 2 to March 18 covering departments including fire police and public works, featuring speakers from the Board of Police Commissioners, Mayor, and other city leaders.
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Bridgeport
Ran
Prominent
H. A. Braid
Lst
Seward
Milcultin
M. H. Coon
J. Everets Corridental School
Hest
Clarence
Phily Calhoun
Board of Police Commissioners
AL Elen
Cri Mosler
Hugh J. Lavery
Maxwell Lewis
Secrate Young Men's Habrerwiseov
Police arrest man after fatal Main Street crash
Carl Schuetz of 160 Pairfield ayes ye was arrested yesterday on a manslaughter charge and held on $1000 bond after his auto struck 68 year old Mrs. Mary Ruthorn of 85 Broadstrent on Main and State streets. She died hours later at St. Vincent's hospital.
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Carl Schuetz
Pairfield
Marune
Main Street
State Street
Mary Ruthorn
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Fuel rules only will save city says Bridgeport engineer
Bridgeport officials hear from a technical advisory committee member that fuel rules could save the city. He notes a March price alert for anthracite coal and claims eighty percent of mines are federally controlled while twenty percent are independent and price willing to localities ready to pay.
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Bridgeport
Retired Insurance Broker Dies on Street in Clinton
Alfred H. Phelps, a former New Haven area insurance broker with an office in Clinton, died on the street after a long illness. He is survived by a daughter Edith and other relatives. The death followed years of heart trouble.
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Clinton
Alfred H. Phelps
New Haven
Edith
Inventory of Julia Gallo Estate Filed in Probate Court
Inventory filed after Julia Gallo’s death shows interests in real estates on Pembroke and Putnam streets valued at 521,181.67 and taxes in banks totaling 92.2, with the filing occurring yesterday in the Probate Court.
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Julia Gallo
Trtia
Gallo
Pronte
Pembroke
Putnam Streets
Obituary notes death and funeral details
The death of John occurred at Jits the avenue, with survivors including wife Kram and two sons. The funeral will be from his late residence at 990 orth avenue, with service at St. Pat e church and interment at St. Michael's cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Mary Teta yen, widow of William iushven, with services at 88 Broag Street and burial in Lakeview cemetery. A line mentions common partridge in Britain.
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John
Big Ts
Kram
Rito
Lawrence
Amit
N. Y
Orth Avenue
St. Pate
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Ruuyver
Fuera
Mary Tetayen
William Iushven
Broag Street
Daeberum
Heaphy
Main
State Streets
Burig
Lakeview Cemetery
Police Declare War on Against Qhtless Riders
Police crack down on night bicycle riders who ride without lights. Officers seize cycles when riders are seen without lighting and require the light to be added before release. In recent days, riders have been stopped on streets and bicycles confiscated for safety violations.
Five Hundred Persons Search for W H Child
Five hundred persons scour the area and woods in a bid to locate W H Child or Dan Andress as authorities step up the search. A party including local residents and officials combs the area near Sealitoly LNT for clues about the missing pair and the circumstances of their disappearance.
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W. H. Child
Sealitoly
WEN New I Party
Xeon Seonrinie
Cen Old Stepsem
Dan Andress
Routine Board Meeting Brief
A routine board meeting convened yesterday at noon in the Liberty Building. Only standard business items were discussed and no major actions were taken.
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Board of Recyoation
Ime Board
Liberty Building
Osimness
Fairfield Plans Memorial Service on Armistice Day
Fairfield residents plan a village memorial service on Armistice Day at 10:46 a.m. in local churches. The event features Dean Reynolds-Brown and a program with baritones, military remembrance, and patriotic readings. Local organizations including the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the Minstrel groups participate.
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Fairfield
Reynolds - Brown
Nee Adress
Dowelervicn
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Breen
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