Baker Arrested After Norwalk Collision
Mavier Schauppe, baker of Kellogy sect, arrested by Officer Tomas Doiney for reckless driving and driving while intoxicated. Released on $59 bond for appearance in Wirt district court. Schauppe, driving along Cast Avenue, struck a car driven by Mrs. Florence DeWitt Hoyt of 21 Arch Street. Hoyt, a school teacher, escaped injury as the other vehicle suffered considerable damage.
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Norwalk
Mavier /Schauppe
Tomas Doiney
Wirt District Court
Schauuppe
Castavenue
Florence DeWitt Hoyt
Arch Street
Hoyt
Duver
Ten Auto Crashes Reported In City Over Weekend
Police logged ten minor collisions causing over one thousand dollars in damage in the city weekend period. No injuries reported. Incidents include crashes at Union and Beechwood, Fairfield and Irante dn, Fairfield and URLand, and North Ave Brooklawn intersections. Drivers named include David S Resmick, John Feunney, John C Wrthorbie, John Rebhan, and Domonickh A Machavolh. Police seek the driver who refused to identify himself after a North Avenue Brooklawn crash.
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Union
Beechwood
Arvonups
David S Resmick
Sylvan Avenue
Iof
Fairfield Avenue
Irante Dn
Byohn C Wrthorbie
Laurel Avenue
Mairfeld Avenue
John J Rebhan
Prospect Street
Wame
Iranistan Avenue
Urland Street
John Tearon
Tinsis Hill
Read
Michael Bolash
Siofield Avenue
eAlock Pequannock Street
Bys
Domonickh A Machavolh
Grand Street
KR Saranin
Stratfield Hotel
Anouc G
North Avenue
Brooklawn Avenue
Leslie Jones
Dnglewood Avenue
Lis
Youth, 21, shoots father after beating mother and sister
Joseph Vo Swanson, 21, killed his father Charles Swanson, 60, with a shotgun at 20 blocks from Aldan WNI. Swanson claimed liquor fueled the attack after the elder man dragged his wife and daughter from bed. He then fired into his father's chest as two younger brothers slept, later surrendering to police.
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Aldan Wni
Joseph Vo Swanson
Charles O Swanson
Swanson
Joseph
Factory Workers Give Generously for E R A Fund
Contributions to the Employees Tuberculosis Relief Association for the week ending November show gifts from American Chain, Pierrewolker, Werner Brothers, Hayes Hubbell, Connecticut Blast Manufacturing, Wedick Prothers, Max Ams Machine, Locke Steel Chain, Challenge Cutlery, and W S Millis. The TRA includes 121 employers and 121 workers assisted this year, with 71 still being served.
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Employees Tuberculosis Relief Association
American Chain Company Inc
Military units to march in Stamford tomorrow morning
Members of the 242nd regiment Coast Artillery corps and the 163rd ambulance company CNG will march through Stamford tomorrow morning for Armistice Day celebrations. They will assemble at the State Armory at 8 30 and depart by bus at 9 o clock.
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Stamford
242Nd Regiment Coast Artillery Corps
163Rd Mibulance Company
CNG
Akke Port
State Armory
America Better, Speaker Advocates Tolerance for All
Dr Gilkey of Springfield argues in a community meeting that America offers extraordinary privileges to all citizens regardless of race or faith. He praises progress, calls for a new spirit of tolerance, cooperation, and world peace, and denounces the Ku Klux Klan as dangerous and un-American.
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America
J Gordon Colkey
Springfield Maas
Unite d
Bridgepom
United States
Gilhey
Gilkey
Ameron
Giker
No foul play found in Charlies G Rogers death
State's Attorney reports no foul play in the death of Charlies G Rogers. The coroner's findings attribute the fatal injury to his head striking a telegraph pole after the machine he rode with Miss Marjorie Schneider encountered a hole in the sand while returning to New Stav en from North Haven.
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New Staven
Charlies G Rogers
Cooner
State 4
Walter M Pickett
Rogers
Scranton Fire Causes Over $600000 In City Block Loss
Nov 9 Scranton Pa damage estimated at more than 600000 after a blaze swept an entire city block for three hours. Three buildings destroyed, two damaged. Night businesses including clothing, furniture and jewelry stores wiped out or damaged by smoke. Commun icate with Santer Prothens, the citys largest clothing house.
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Scranton
Santer Prothens
Funeral notices Henry Street of Darien
Funeral services for Henry QC Street well known resident of Darien who died at his home were held Friday afternoon from the Darien MTD church. Rev J W Morgan officiated. Interment was in Andreas cemetery Darien. He is survived by his wife and one son Harry W Street.
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Dariln
Henry QC
Darien
Mansfield Avenue
What Is Joy From Using Petersons Ointment
A reader testifies to joyful healing from Petersons Ointment after years with four large ulcer sores. The letter praises the ointment for healing skin issues, rashes, itching, and other distressing ailments and endorses Petersons soap as a skin cleaner. The ad notes the product price and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Peterson
Walnut Stree
West Haven
George Kimps
Peersone
Petersons
Ally
Peterson Qoinimant Co
Biffalo
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Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Alex Smith
The
Smith-Murray Coy
Bell System
Southern New England Telephone Company
Bell Syster
Sloan's
Sloan
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