Canada Fights U S Smuggling Along Vermont Border
Inspector Dissailion of the Preventive Branch reports a Canadian effort at Beebe Quebec with searchlights barbwire and 25 officers to stop U S smugglers moving contraband goods valued around 200000 into Canada. A seizure near St Sulpice uncovered a Montreal ring smuggling from the United States over many months. A separate probe into rum and alcohol running along Lake Erie and the Niagara frontier began with a federal grand jury.
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Spector
Customs Department
Beebe
Que
United States
Canada
Vermont
Bissattion
Sisamere
Trembiay
St Sulpice
Montreal
Madeyota’ Dbe
Chiot
Two Suits Seek Damages Over Injuries From Falls
Stephen Bajuska of Stratford sues Tagle Park Association for 25000 claiming loss of leg after a scaffold fall last June 25. Pillian Profit of Bridgeport sues Bridgeport Port Jefferson Steamboat Co for 2500 alleging spine injuries when a chair collapsed aboard the Park City in July.
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Stephen Bajuska
Stratford
Tagle Park Association
Straford
Pillian Profit
Bridgeport
Counsel Without Jurors Agree On Trial In Real Estate Case
In Superior Court yesterday Judge Christopher L. Avery heard Stiney G deKay of Westport versus Shorehaven Realty Co. The case concerns alleged survey errors after deKay bought an estate. A large portion of session focused on identifying photographs showing the Westport property. The hearing resumes this morning before Judge Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiney G deKay
Westport
Shorehaven Fealty Company
Christopher L. Avery
deKay
Twigs Avery
Madison Fire Destroys Eight Cars At Barn
Fire in Madison today destroyed a barn and eight automobiles with equipment worth about 18000 dollars. Neighbors saved two autos and three horses as flames spread. seven cars belonged to Mr Jenks and one to Robert Norton. The cause remains unknown.
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Madison
Baer
Norfield Grange to entertain Easton and New Canaan Friday
Norfield Grange No. 146 will host Easton and New Canaan Grange Friday night with a thenksolving supper to follow. The Weston Town Sign committee hires Century Players of Bridgeport for two plays at Weston hall December 6 at 8 50 PM. Local farmers heard mud blasting and ditching tips from F W Knite at Gifford farm despite rain.
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Weston
Tegram Service
Norfield Grange
Easton
New Canaan Grange
John Efeld
Godfrey Street
Columbus Buckley Peace
William Davis
New York
Davis
Weston Town Sign_ committee
Century Players of
Bridgeport
Weston Hall
Gifford Farm
F. W. Knite
S.or Tha
Fairfield Co. Farm Bureau
George Watenbury
Charles Northrop
Pound Ridge
Aaron Walsh
Westport
Knight
Upper Parish
George WF. Sherweed
el Wakeman
Hartford
Ema Treadwell
New Haven
Lyons Plains
Norfield
SHOW ATTACHED ON OPENING NIGHT BUT BOND IS FILED
Stamford reports a legal snag on opening night of Sularim's Pro Frogs. Robert AT. Haines sues Hills Strauss Inc of New York for 5002 claiming engagement to direct rehearsals at 250 per week and acting fees of 400 in New York and 450 on tour were altered October 28. Deputy Sheriff Lincoln Taylor oversaw the performance as it continued after band amid excitement.
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Stamford
Sularim
Louis Mann Canta
Robert AT. Haines
Hills Strauss Inc
New York
Alfred Hills
Ten- Jamin Strauss
Lincoln Taylor
Faines
Hubbard Re elected and Connecticut officers named
Hubbard Re elected as president of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association. Kent Hubbard, John Goss and Robert C. Buell re elected to top posts, with four new directors named from Middlesex, Tolland, and New London counties. Kingsbury named director at large, joining other long time industry leaders in Bridgeport and New London.
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Wartford
Europe
Treat Kent
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Manufacturers’ Association
Cotthecticut
Gent
United States
Hubbard
Kent Lubbard
John Goss
Robert C. Buell
Jpour
Middlesex County
Joseph Porter
EL Scogil, Inc
Higganun
Tolland County
R. T. Tones
Gardiner Halli, Jr. and Company
South Willington
Car. BP. It Port
J. P. Arm
Kingsbury
W. W. Wilcox
Wilcox Crit
Tanden Company
Middletown
Tallang County
Wiliam Wark
Riverside Woolen Mills
Stafford Springs
TF. J. Kingsbury
Bridgeport Brass Company
Bridgeport
Gliver
L. Johnson
Aspinocok Company
Fewett City
Night Parking Banned in Stamford Streets
Stamford police chief James Heffernan ordered a ban on night parking. Patrols towed and logged 30 cars left on streets. owners will be notified to park in garages. The move aims to reduce theft risk as several autos have been stolen, with many abandoned near Stamford Inter.
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Stamford
James Heffernan
Harbor Dredging Under Night Work On Government Contract
Morris any dredge Columbia operates at night to complete harbor dredging before cold weather. American Tube and Stamping wharf unloads pig iron steel billets oil and scrap iron from a steady cargo boat stream. Amoy the Chinese junk shown on TV and Leroy Lewis of Lewis Oyster Co tied to Housatonic river. Yale Harvard crew races on Thames next year. Viaduct columns between Union and Wall streets show tide related movement. repair holds until stone columns can be reset.
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Morris Any
Columbia
I S
American Tube and Stamping Companies
Leroy Lewis
The
Lewis Oyster Company
Housatonic River
Yale
Union Street
Wall Street
Nobel Prize Award Festival Delayed
The Nobel Foundation will not hold the naval Nobel prize ceremony this year as none of the winners can attend for varying reasons. The festival, where prizes are formally handed to winners, is thus postponed.
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Syodek Holm
Nobel Foundation
Plane crash on Fort Riley leaves two pilots dead
At Junction Oppy Kang on November 26, Captain D. W. Bodinger and Sergeant Irving Astor were burned to death when their plane burst into flames shortly after taking off from Marshall Field Fort Riley.
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Junction
Kang
D. W. Bodinger
Irving Astor
Fort Riley
Marshall Pield
Obituary notices from Fairfield and Bridgeport area
A compilation of funeral notices and obituaries for Virginia Banke Nicl wife of Frank Timp from Greenfield Will and others including Ida J. Kilts Veronica Smykow Laurette Stadtler Mary E. Roberts Agnes Boyd Richard Robinson Nisbet Ryan Joseph Tuoszoll Edgar Fisher Lillian Pullerton Triest LaVallee and more with details on addresses dates and burial places such as Oaklawn Cemetery Union Cemetery St Michael's Cemetery Park Cemetery Huntington and local churches.
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Virginia
Banke
Frank
Wesley
Greenfield
Atrs
Henry
Whittaker
Hawley and
Wimot
Leen Street
Oaklawn Ceyetery
Pai Ffield
Laurette T. Stadtler
Bridgeport
Lake Street
H.S. Brown
Olivet
Richard Robinson
Lines Avenue
St. Augustine's
Lillian H. Pullerton
Clemins Ipulletton
Fairfield Avenue
St Sea
Bi Mary's Cemetery
National Guard Grows 19 Percent in 1924, Official Reports Say
Major General George C. Richards released the annual Militia Bureau report noting the National Guard strength rose 19 percent to 176 332 in 1924 due to new units and federal recognition. He said 250 600 men目标 seems unlikely this year but progress could occur with continued congressional support.
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Richards
Congress
Giant Squid Quest Expedition Planned
A New York Zoological Society party led by Dr. William Beebe will sail the 280 foot Arcturus to the Sargasso Sea for the largest deep sea hunting expedition. The mission aims to study hidden life, deploy aquariums, diving gear, and film, with a focus on the giant squid and other deep sea forms over a six month voyage beginning in January.
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Arthur Chapman
New York Tribune
New York Zoological Society
William Beebe
Gocilety
British Guana
Pheodore Roosevelt
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Beebe
Arcturall
Arcturus
Dl'idirendelle
Prince of Monaco
Sargasso Sea
Newark
Sierra Leone
Diversa
Dahomey
Bullen
Raul Burtseh
Mr. Bartsch
Bartsch
Bartesh
Amerinda Musemuma
Teebo
Borneo
Hugh Guiana
Record sentence imposed in New Britain
A New Britain judge fined Joseph Balula 3300 and jailed him six months for selling liquor at a Broad Street store described as the worst dive in the city. Seven policemen testified to Balula's character during the case brought by Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods.
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New Britain
William C Hungerford
Joseph Balula
Jawa
Gt Sabuluta
Broad Street
Joseph G. Woods
Stamford Pupils Win National Bet ter Lighting Contest Prizes
Stamford and Darien students are listed among winners in the National Better Lighting contest. Names include Dorothy Schultz Evelyn DeMiles Georgianna O Brien Helen Zuckerman and more from Stamford schools plus Helen Morehouse Elizabeth Wood Margaret Wright from Darien. The selection committee is named as Wi J. O Null Miss Mary Marks Mrs Emma Schniz Mrs Louise Rheame and Miss Eelen Merritt.
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Stamford
Dorothy
Schultz
Olean Goodhue
Henry Paltrack
Low
Kiecinsmith
Alice Philliy
Stamters
Evelyn DeMiles
Georgianna M. O'Brien
Abeth A. Heffernan
Aartogs
St. John's Warochial School
Alice Bartholomew
Simon Cipans
Marjorie
Brown
Franklin School
Luet
Helen Zuckerman
Martha
Lavandowski
Rise School
Robert Murray
Cove
Darien
Helen B. Morehouse
Elizabethl Wood
Margaret A. Wright
Wi J. O'Null
Mary Marks
Emma Schniz
Louise Rheame
Eelen Merritt
Four Men Fined In Stepney Court For Killing Deer
Four men Thomas Edwai Pulaski Andrew Vasco and Joe Kiindetske were tried before Judge Smalley in Stepney court for shooting a deer found in Jockey Hollow. Pulaski Kandel ske were fined 24 and costs while Patriak and Vasco 10 and costs. The deer was produced as evidence and the offenders were arrested by Constable Mortis French and County Game Warden A J Williamson.
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Tele- Patrick
ONROE
Gram
Thomas Edwai Pulaski
Andrew Vasco
Joe Kiindetske
A. J. Williamson
Nevada
Monroe
Sehoola
Robert Manson Afr. Anthony Dies in Stamford
Stamford, Nov 25. Robert Manson Afr Anthony, a prominent local resident, died last night after a tractor accident. He traced his roots to an old Nova Scotian family from Scotland and had lived in Stamford for 37 years. He is survived by his wife and five children.
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Stamford
Ford
Robert Manson
Anthony
Selmax
Nova Scotia
Nova
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U. S
Dominion
Bank Streets
Barnum
Fresa
Wester
Drewed Duck
Paney
Watertown
Fred I. Kent
Connecticut Association
Police Bank
Harbor News
Virginia Tanks
Nichols Teipp
Ida J. Burrie
Ida J. Kilt
A. W. Acow
Burritt Dumber
Catherine Street
Striutvord
Robert C. Whitehead
Sturatford Congregational Church
Union Cemetery
Herbert J Bartram
Wiliam el Wey
Willam H. Crawford
Walter
Tedfield
Charles
William A. Stagg
William Henry Miler
Iuneral
William Henry Miller
Center Street
Fairfield
Oaklawn Cemetery
Veronica Smykowski
Veronica Smykow
Ignatius Smykowski
Barnum Avenue
Michaelis Archange
Charles 13
Ratajnzak
Michael's
B. Michalewics
Wakeszesuk
Baran
J. Dubiek
Samist Ang M. Rodutaly
Laurette T. Stadver
Mary EB. Roberts
Mary EL Roberts
Parallel Street
H. & Brown
Olive
Congregational Church
Burlall
Lakeview Cemetery
Agnes Boyd Tindsay
Agness Boyd
James Lindsay
John
Nancy
Peggy
Jean Lindsay
Alexander Alison
Ta Tirst
Affisial i Intermant
Mountain Ove
Elizabeth Ryan
Nisbeth Ryan
St. Charts
St. Michael A’ Cemetery
Joseph, Troxzoll
Joseph ‘Tuoszoll
Clark Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Edgar B. Imsher
Wood Avenue
H. GB
Spainfield Avenue
Huntington
Fisher
Heather
W. H. Fisher
Tian J. Pullerton
LaVallee
Triest J
Iis
Lia Housatonhive
Mil'ard
St. Ann's Chineeh
Devon
Mary Reilly LaVelle
National Guard
Giant Squid
Stepney Court
Robert Anthony
Royal Typewriter
Royal Typewriter Company, Inc
National Bank Blda
Phone Barnum
Main St
Conn
Meigs’ Corner
Two Buttton
ViniGlace
Textone
United States Gypsum Company
West Monroe Street
Chicago
Linois
Borden's
Borden's Farm Products Co. Inc
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