Court continues case against Fairfield man
Robert Geylar faced arraignment before Judge Grout after a truckload of stone collided with an auto driven by Raymond H. Ives of 180 Eliot Street, injuring him last week. The case was adjourned to Monday morning as Ives pursued his automobile. Civic Body to Meet for Civic Association progress report to direct improvements.
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Fairfield
Robert Geylar
Raymond HM. Ives
Eliot Street
Che
Bootlegger Sentenced in City Court Disturbing Entry
John Beirnacki of 247 Lewis Street was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed for 30 days after using a bootlegger's ruse to hide whiskey under a waistcoat in city court yesterday morning. Mrs. Joan Cavalina of 115 Column Street was fined and sentenced to five days in jail for violating the liquor laws. the jail sentence was suspended.
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John Beirnacki
Lewis Street
Joan Cavalina
Column Street
Iquer
Boy Hurls Stone Wounds Own Scalp
Ten year old John Wateke of 1 Madison Road threw a stone into the air yesterday morning. It came down on disks and inflicted a deep scalp wound. Wateke was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment.
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John Wateke
Madison Road
Wateke
rEmergency Hospital
Santa Claus to Remember Children at Annual Party
An annual Christmas party plan was set with 1.00 ticket price. Miss Eva Fuso, supervisor of nurseries at the city dispensary, arranged for tickets to the Welfare Building event. A new two ticket system aims to prevent unready attendees and ensure admittance only to those present. The article notes a ceremonial remark and a later automobile honeymoon trip ending in San Francisco.
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Mints Hus
Ordes
Eva Fuso
Nurzes
Epworth League Elects Officers After Rally
Epworth League selects officers at Wednesday meeting after entertainment by the male quartet. New officers include president Ruth, vice president Viola, secretary Flo, chaplain, and treasurer. Fall rally for the Hingee port group to be held at Grateclaves in October.
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sTane Methodiat
S Epworth
Colm Junting
Pleerett Prend
Dent
Au Dent
Ae Presigens
Ruth
Viola
Flo Ernest Chap
Arenist
Tejan
Hingeeport
Tpworth Fleerues
Political pot in Wilfords roling merry
Oct 5 report shows both parties mobilizing for the upcoming election with district committees, factional splits in the Republican camp led by Brown Malpass and allies, and Democratic efforts to energize new voters. Local delegates and upcoming conventions in Milford and Orange shape the political turf amid farm and property owner concerns over trespass and hunting disruption.
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Mileford
J. D. Brown
Malpass
Polles Beard
Williaa
Roge
Brown-Malpe Og
William A. Mord
Judge Plat
Tor Robert
A. Syrett
Devon
Ascessor
Hasv
Syrett
Tair
Widam Fi, Woodcraft and Tubert L. P
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Eccking
Wit Cave
Beaches
Cheadre
Brown Jr
P. Hoyt
Hell
C. H. Holtes
Joxenh B
Maher
Tres Pasacre
Milford
Silver Beach
Berford Allns
Barts
Naugatuce Avenue
Walnut Beach
Moosehead Lake
Mule
Maprize
Binky May Dunne Wisaport
Leslie B. Davi
May Burton
Charles 3. Atkins
Plymouth
Grogan Mountains
Mussy
Baueh
Auto Headlights Draw State Police Attention
Superintendent Réeberk says the water vellicle department notified state police of auto headlight infractions over the past four months. About 38 cases were investigated for violations of motor vehicle laws, with incidents involving approaching vehicles using headlights as a spotlight within 60 feet. The state police direct focus to the illegal use of spotlights on oncoming cars at night.
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Réeberk
Uykbumes Oy
State Police Hy
Water Vellicle Department
Ube Ghite
Giulion
Geom
Jltes&l
Tootoy
Court closes after hearing divorce case
The hearing on a divorce action between William Garfield and Mildred Avery Garfeld concluded with Judge Read ordering the short calendar closed. Witnesses testified and a recommendation will be submitted by Judge James E. Webb, with the disposition to be announced after. The couple formerly resided in Stanford. Fines from $1 to 329 were noted for related automobile charges.
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William Garfield Yureus
Avery Garfeld
Reed
Read
James ES. Webb
Whitey
Talon
Stanford
Derby Police Move to Clear Gypsies From Town
Police arrested several travelers today on charges of unlawfully camping and impeding traffic. Names given include Mianne Le and Varnety Miguno as officers pursued suspects near Park Wy Prosdhuls with officers noting prior complaints about nuisance and disruption in the area.
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Salina
Engineers Convention Postponed to Nov 23
The Engineers convention scheduled, postponement noted, with opening of the water and power system under review. Harley EB, Carpenter of Philadelphia, to deliver an address at the Stranielg Hotel. Delegates to assemble for the session and related program.
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Vays
Bengt Neue
Tag Bernalitzed
Llousatome Water A& Power
Sarepans
Stranielg
Harley EB
Carpente
Paitelelphia
Judgment Awarded to Plaintiff in $800 Case
A court granted the plaintiff a judgment for $800 and awarded attorney fees. The ruling followed a dispute over ownership arising from a pre existing agreement, as recorded after a session yesterday afternoon. The case involved parties named Sklyvel and Bel nna in a common pleas context.
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Studee Jenn
Booth of Common
Pleax Irl
Gore Sklyvel
Garage Noad to Meet on Madison Avenue
The Gurage Commission plans a morning meeting inside the garage on Madison Avenue. Community members are invited to observe as officials discuss local planning and safety concerns.
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Garage Noad
Gurage
Madison Ave
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