Two Courts Fine Gabler for Buying Game Birds
Willam Gabler owner of the Oxford Inn faced two court actions in Southbury and Oxford on charges of buying game birds. He pleaded not guilty, was fined $25 plus costs on two counts, with testimony from George Norton and Charles Scoley and defense by A. C. Baldwin. Deputy Warden James Kealey says the case caps a broader state game bird traffic pattern.
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Southbury
Velesium
Willam Gabler
Oxford Inn
Avantinea
Gabler
Burr Tuttle
Charles Scoley
Yesato
Norton
A. C. Baldwin
Derby
X. Qabler
Oxford
James D. Kealey
Dlrda
Meetings Tonight Bridgeport Rifle Club Harmony Council
Local notices list meetings and gatherings across Bridgeport including the Bridgeport Rifle Club and Harmony Council at multiple addresses such as Main Street Fairfield Avenue and State Street. Entries mention I O O F, K of A, K of B, Masonic groups, Women’s and workers’ societies, and the Republican club with numerous lodge and temple locations.
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Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armor
Konckarvannu
Klbe
Main Street
Harmony Council
Js. O. UV
Pithrfield Avenue
Calenthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pequonnoeck
I. O. Oo
Broad Street
Carpenters and Joiners
Elm Street
Washington Lodge
Dauchreta
St. George
Stratford Avenue
Colorado
Rb Michaels
UL. Veeréin
St. Joseplus Convent
Madison Avenue
Workmen’s Sick Benefit “Fund
Fairfield Avenue
Court Peavennock
Catalpa Circle
Henad Street
State Atreet
Pari City
Enuull
Washington Avenue
Rea
A. O. Fy Mt
East Main
Reet - Harmony Lodge
Lucetts Warner Tire
Cannon Street
Policeren's Wives and Mothers' Society
Pairfield Avenue
Republican Club
Judge Links Rents to Immorality and Juvenile Crime
New York judge Edward F Boyle states in a memorandum to State Industrial Commissioner Bhientenar that high rents and overcrowding push children toward drugs and rule-breaking. He cites twenty cases and warns that crowded tenements breed vice as families shrink space and sole rooms become adult domains.
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New York
New York City
Edward F. Boyle
Chaaren’ ‘S
Bhientar
Boyle
Greene Connor and Westine Are Choice of Board
The commission reconfirmed Greene Connor and Westine as top postmaster candidates after a thorough eight week investigation. Henry Merwe led field interviews with Bridgeport business leaders. the committee endorses one of the three for Congress Merritt to decide.
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Greene, Connor
Westine
Henry Ji. Merwe
Hesse
Washington
Bridgeport
Postoffice Department
Selttes Boral
Mer‘ritt
Harding
Bridgéport
Local youth faces serious statutory charge in Stratford
Stratford youth Joseph Rizzo, 21, of 435 Hallett Street, stands under arrest after a girl from the town alleged a serious statutory offense. Hewitt Le xiv en a preliminary hearing occurred today in Stratford fone court with potential further arrests in the case.
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Stratford Xurhormes
Joseph Rizzo
Hallett] Street
Stratford Fone
Railroad layoff affects 1000 shopmen in New Haven area
New Haven Nov 26 A thousand employees in the Wheeler shops of the New Haven road were temporarily laid off, General Manager C L Bardo reported. About 200 will be affected in Hartford 500 at Rendville and the rest at Lunt Providence Norwwed ang Vannest the surplus of box cars on hand cited as the reason.
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New Haven
Wieter
New Haven Road
Wil Ped
Dnot
C. L. Bardo
Rendville
Lunt Hartford
Providence
Shelton firemen thanked for aid in Holmes plant blaze
Nov 26 Shelton special to The Telegram reports Echo Hose company received a $25 check from American Bank and Trust Company of New Haven in appreciation for fire service at Holmes Manufacturing plant fire weeks earlier. The bank notes bankruptcy of the local plant. It also mentions workers at a pension salt works not facing smallpox cholera scarlet fever or influenza.
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Shelton
Echo Hose Company
American Bank and Trust Company
New Haven
Holmes Manufacturing Company
New Haven Bank Company
Ithee
Glynn Appointed Receiver for Bankers' Union
New Haven Nov 26 Judge Thomas in federal court named Congressman James P Glynn of Wirtel Wax as receiver for the Bankers Union for foreign commerce and finance. The bond was fixed at 250900. The Connecticut corporation based in New London faces liquidation of assets near 1.5 million with a re organization contemplated.
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New Haven
James P. Glynn
Wirtel, Wax
Bankers’ Union
Thomas
United States
Connecticut
New London
Pinghot Proposes Goal Commission Ten Lower Prices
Resta with Pennsylvania recounts a memorandum presented by Rechusette and delegates from Governor Templeton of Connecticut and Ryan of Rhode Island. It claims jurisdiction over industry rents with Pennsylvania and outside consumers having no recognized remedy except to pay demanded prices plus discriminatory taxes.
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Deine Wae Audiewes
Cauhase
Rechusette
Templeton
Connecticut
Lyan
Rhode
Itland
Pennsylvania
Pool room habitue searched held for carrying gun
A group gathered at 15 Green Street pool room last night drew the attention of investigators. Angelo Capplo, 33, of Surf Avenue Stratford, was found with two loaded revolvers and claimed a permit. He was arrested on a concealed weapons charge with bond set at 150. The Green Street pool room has been raided as a gambling spot and patrons convicted in City Court. A man arrested Saturday for concealed weapons was sentenced to three months in jail after arraignment.
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Green Street
Bureau of
Sen
Jait
Tobacco Growers Seek Injunction Against Nonmember Sale
The Connecticut Valley Tobacco Association filed for an injunction in Hartford Superior Court to stop Hill J. Long and his wife of South Windsor from selling their crop outside the association. The suit follows the farm transfer to Mrs Long, a nonmember, who could sell to any tobacco dealer. The defense says the transfer was in good faith and that Long was pressured into joining by misrepresentation. Judge Maltbie consulted counsel and said a full hearing may be needed, with the earliest set for Thursday after Chelyum.
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Hartford
Connecticut, Valley Tosaccn Association
Superior Court
Hill J. Long
South Windsor
Acton
Long
William M. Maltbie
Avsigney Cor
Chelytmun
Witness says Joseph Diamond killed messenger in York
A witness testified at police headquarters that Joseph Diamond, brother of Morris Diamond, shot and killed messenger William Barlow during the Brooklyn bank robbery. Diamond was charged after hours of interrogation. The witness identified Diamond in a lineup, declaring, Thats him.
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York
Joseph Diamond
William Barlow
Bani Ynessengers
Brooklyn
Morrix Barrow Diamond
Cleveland
Wien
Passhus
Sosep
Ditmond
Haddam Farmer Fined for Reckless Driving
Oserge RB Content of Haddam was arraigned in Hadlyme before Justice Martin for operating a vehicle while under the influence of liquor and cockle is d riving. He was fined on the first count and $25 on the second plus costs after an incident September 2 on the way home from a baseball game. The arraignment followed reports Content assaulted Frank S. Peeton Jr. and damaged property during the drive.
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New London
Oserge RB
Enut
Haddam
Martin
Hadlyme
Uquer
Mad Jame
S. Peeaton, Jr
Wil
Iam Gillette
State Sues Sneads Over $500 House Studio Bill
The State of Connecticut sues Louise L Snead of Darien wife of Harry Snead in Common Pleas Court for $500 for construction of a studio and barn conversion by Stamford Trade School students under director J Trinder. The state alleges non payment after the Sneads accepted the finished work and occupied the premises, despite agreeing to payment and later denying full settlement.
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Connecticut
Louise L. Snead
Darien
Harry Snead
Stamford
Perea J. Trinder
Stevens
Mra
Snead
Trinder
Sneads
Behrens Predicts Home Assessments Won’t Be Raised
Mayor Behrens predicts homeowners will not see higher assessments though equalization may raise some values by about 20 percent for business and manufacturing. He notes no final decisions yet after a meeting with Republican board members and tasks aides to draft a tentative schedule. Democratic leader Gill may skip the morning session and manufacturers’ association not yet replying to invitees.
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F. Wilkin Behrens
Board of Armessots
Behrens
Aancesote
John J.caldwall
Thomas McCormick
Lawrence J. Gill
Manufacturer's Association
John T. Eling
Ty Kimathe
Alpheus Winter
Mangiger OY
Mangiger OY Ine Manufacturers’ Associa—Tion
Hosiefaite
Professional Board Action on Doctor Credentials
A board committee will report tomorrow morning after a meeting on November 12 where the board agreed to revoke the credentials of any doctor upon official notice of fraud. No cases have been referred yet. Dr. Perry noted Dr. Sutcliffe and indicated Dr. Hair of Bridgengrt had received Colorado board confirmation that that physician’s certificates were valid.
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Perry
Sutcliffe
Hair
Bridgengrt
Colorado Board
Family of Three Saved From Gas Blast at Fairfield Base
A jet at a base at LEX Black Rocksyvenue Fairfield released illuminating gas yesterday morning. Mrs Jennie Hamezax and her two children Sohn one year old and Slisnveth four years old were poisoned but rescued before serious harm. The mother and children were taken to St Vincent hospital where they rested comfortably last night.
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Lex Black Rocksyvenue
Fairfield
Jennie Hamezax
Sohn
Slisnveth
Trely
Syug
Pané
St. Vincent’ Hospital
Expect Examining Board To Revoke Doctor’s Licenses
Connecticut authorities push a grand jury probe into a statewide diploma mill scandal. The Eclectic Examining Board faces revocation actions as state health officials seek to revoke licenses after revelations of fraudulent certificates and a sprawling network of suspected quacks fleeing the state. Names including Dr. Ernest A. Muark ham, Dr. James Hair, Dr. John C. Perry, and Dr. Relph L. White appear amid subpoenas and evictions of alleged diploma mill graduates across Bridgeport, Stamford, Waterbury, and beyond.
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Connecticut
Ecleatic Board
iMornaes of Eclectic Physicians
State Health Department
Wile Ic
Alcorn
Ernest A. Muarkham
Durham
James Hair
Bridgeport
John C. Perry
New Maven
Connecticut State Eclectic Society
Relph L. White
New Canton
Charles A. Termpicton
Siploma
Howard M. Wheeler
Weghington Avenue
Brijacroft
Rudolph Bolmeler
Greens Farms
Westport
George DP. Neeling
Lamar I
Samuel Pouner
John
Percy
Xamining Board
Eclectic Society
Perry
Pozner
Toive
Stamford
Tel West
Tuttle
St. Louis College of Physician
Lily
Aly
McCarthy
White
New Ganson
R Yeember
Sadie
Robert Adcox
St. Louie
State Street
Hebi
Ecfectice Examining Board
Vermont
Bridgeport Harbor
Hive
B. M. Burstin
Sach
Hall
Donald W. Stewart
Broad Brook
Apeg
George Sutslitte
Unionville
Albany
Toronto
Canada
Mdipsoma
Grand Jury
Sateliite
Gay
Charles A
Templeton
Ugh M. Alcorn
Harry T. Brundigs
St. Lovia
Bytedie
Donald W. Stow
Hrowd Brook
Dubbs
Sutcliffe
Have Ing
Oldine
Dubh
Knickerbocker Press
Sten Ibaby
John 3Robinson
Thaye
Beime
Man Slaughter
Loronto
Edward J. Hickey
Wiu
Hickey
Albert C. Hoody
Quack
Charles B. Prior
Massachusette
Isidore Voehelman
Yochelman
Sec
Isidore Yochelman
Sydenhan Hospital
Eutate
Foreman
M. Holden
Tesis
Yocheltan
Ten
Sydenham Hospital
William Hal Coon
St. Louis College of Physicianag
New York
Masaachusetts
St. Louis College
Algo
Ehusetta
Kansaya City College of Medicine and Surgery
Bresque
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