City files suit seeking damages over Empire contract
Bridgeport sues United States Fidelity and Guaranty for 500000 alleging Empire Construction failed to finish Stratford avenue super structure in time. City says delay caused extra costs and that Empire has refused to pay. Holbrook Cabot Rollins have also sued Bridgeport for 500000 over the same project.
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Will Tell Farmers How to Prune Trees in Stratford
Nov 12. Tomorrow at 2 50 o clock Aeon TF Baker will turn his young orchard of 209 apple trees over to the Warm Bureau for a pruning demonstration. Mr Barrows, experienced in the orchard game, will give farmers useful pruning pointers to boost orchard profits if followed.
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University Club Co Increases Its Stock
A notice filed in the town clerk's office reports an increase in the capital stock of University Club Co from $126,000 to $250,000. An issue of 2,250 shares at the same par value as existing stock will be made.
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Denver Man Named as Director of Mint
Washington November 13 Robert J Grant superintendent of the Denver Mint was appointed by President Coolidge to be director of the mint He will succeed B F E Sabey who resigned recently Grant was not listed among leading candidates but was recommended by Secretary Mellon and backed by Melville Guatle of Las Vegas Nevada and Frank G Watson of Salt Lake City now deputy commissioner of internal revenue Grant has headed the Denver Mint since 1921.
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Confessed knife wielder held on bond after liquor theft claim
Domenico Barletta, 15, confessed to possessing a quan liquor seized at his store on March Avenue as wedding refreshments and faced 290 dollars in costs. another suspect Domenick Fogliz, 147 Thompson Street, admitted stabbing Nicolas Castelion of North Washington Avenue and awaits court after bond set at 1590 dollars.
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Former Governor Acts as Divorce Referee Today
In Superior court here today former Governor Marcus H. Holcomb will act as referee in divorce actions. Cases heard include Butterworth v Butterworth of Stratford seeking divorce and custody for four children, Emmis v Emmis of Bridgeport for intemperance and cruelty, Landesman v Landesman of Bridgeport for alimony and divorce, Mead v Mead of New York for custody, Babcock v Babcock of Milton for divorce, Fehrmann v Fehrmann of Danbury for cruelty and desertion with custody and alimony requests.
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Frederick 4. Fehrmann
Hughes rejects using state offices to aid Chester concessions
New York November 12 Secretary of State Hughes declined to intervene in private business matters to guarantee American control of the Chester concessions in the Ottoman-American Commercial venture. Henry Woodhouse, a large stockholder for the Ottoman-American company, had urged verification of reports that Americans held the concessions. Hughes said department practice forbids involvement in internal affairs of private firms and is not in a position to comply with the request.
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Norwalk Inquest Reserved Involving Fatally Injured Woman
Coroner John J. Phelan reserved decision in the Norwalk inquest into the death of Mrs. Elikly Guin who was fatally injured in a two axle collision with a truck driven by Iavid Guth of New York. The trial involved disputes over compensation and demands for a definite arrangement, with one party pressing for regular Thursday meetings.
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Ellis Island Stowaway Tale of Gold and Deportation
In New York a German stowaway named Josef arrives for the fourth time as officials prepare to return him to Hamburg. He veils a plan with barbering tools to fund life with his wife aboard a ship, while aboard Mount Glinton an American liner two days out, a newly arrived couple is found. Officials ponder why his trade isn’t shifted to rivals.
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Two Children Rescued From Burning Store
A fire at 242 Catherine Street yesterday morning led to the rescue of two children who reportedly started the blaze while playing with matches. The fire damaged the store and injured Dam, with a person named PeCusara sustaining serious injuries in a Saturday automobile crash.
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Biddeford Leader Recalls Remarkable Ex Experience
Biddeford orchestra leader credits Wanlac treatment with his current splendid health after previous nervous breakdowns and emaciation. He says Tanlac rebuilt him from a nervous and physical wreck and urges readers to try the product as sold by druggists.
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Fine Tonic Laxative Promoted By Druggist Today
A druggist extols a tonic laxative as a fine remedy for stomach comfort and digestion. The claim highlights weight in health value, promising improved bowel action and pleasant effects for children and adults alike.
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Luggage Department Relocated To Basement In Store
Luggage department moved to basement to free space for Santa. A wide selection of trunks and bags advertised, including leather briefcases, weekend suitcases, Dupont fabric cases, and deep cowhide options. Prices range from $1.50 to $55 with various sizes and features, basement rear location noted.
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