Stamford stores and homes damaged by Stamford fires
Fire early Wednesday damaged William T Janey Inc and red lux sane company stores in Stamford, with water damage to Fox and other nearby buildings. W H Grant’s residence on Lockwood Street was damaged by a gas range fire. smoke and woodwork losses reported. Also notes on a dissolved injunction involving Greek Orthodox church by-laws and a pre-dawn arrest in a restricted theft case. A Port Chester motorman and several injured were reported after a head-on collision on the Post Road. investigations ongoing. An event at Hotel Davenport featured Jewish Women’s Circle speakers and a later police report details more thefts and property break-ins in Stamford and Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blamford
Get
William T. Janey, Inc
Red Lux Sane Company
Mtie Sreel
Pinner
Foxe
W. H. Grant
Lockwood Street
Fie
Grant
John KR. Booth
Sumeler
Mdgze Freeman Light
Norwalk
Louis Chiles Psigent
Greekhodox Church
Rehhurch
Fter
Chiles
George Qepolous
Stamford Hospital
Joseph Brown
Port Chester
Post Road
Was & Cgresn
Imetorman
Rom Brown
Daniel Freir
Riverside
Firhet Grey
James Farrell
Sgfanat Strent
Mford
Minale
A Webb
Hawthorne Street
Margaret Belew
East Elmtreet
Greenwich
Ad Wressey
Rev & E
Prosecutor denies threatening whiskey case defendants
Prosecutor Max Spelke released a statement saying he did not threaten Alden Major and Patrick Shannon who were convicted for transporting whiskey without a permit. He asserted he provided lawful, confidential information and advised on potential outcomes if they did not plead guilty. He criticized their counsel Arthur Austin as overzealous and presented a signed statement from Austin admitting overzealousness.
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Max Spelke
Alden Major
Patrick Shannon
Spelke
Jack
Austin
Greenwich Youths Held on Robbery Charges at High Court
Five youths from New York were arraigned in Borough Court on robbery charges for holding up Joseph Dorsey, a Greenwich night watchman, with bonds set at 10 900. Two others were released after probation officer review as guests of Ticone Sullivan and the group in a car believed stolen. Also in court George Miller of Jamaica, I. T. was fined 24 dollars and costs and given 15 days in jail for driving while intoxicated.
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Greenwich
Frank Ticone
Dere Sullivan
New York City
Joseph Dorsey
Superior Criminal Court
Ralph Kirtz
Michael Dooley
New York
Tinone
Sullivan
George Miller
Jamaics
I. T
C. Eizabeth Lyon
A Greenwich
Henry Wool
Woods
Renard L. Plate
al Hosmer
First Presbyterian Church of
Clare Meredith Parks
M Dlrank J. Parks
Busi Avenue
Belle Hiaven
Raymond Rudd Ridabosk
Torrington
Conn
Levistus Nor
Lore York
Misen Parks
Harry Idabock
Ethel C
Hobart
Port
Chad Carl E. Lange
South
Water Eet
Port Chester
Everett A. Barnes
George Lobe
Tange
Pride
Foundation of His Health Promoted by Tantac
A testimonial-style notice praises Tantac for improving digestion and energy. It claims chronic indigestion, fatigue, and poor weight management improved after using three bottles, with the user feeling like a new man and urging readers to accept no substitute.
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Stroneth
Milford Ad Line Adds Free Call Service For Patrons
Milford patrons can now reach the office by direct telephone for advertisements or news items without toll charges. Call Milford 1257 to place notices or submit news.
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Cr Milford
Call Milford
Milford hospital reports improved condition after self inflicted shooting
Reports from Milford hospital indicate Mrs Lucy Legato who shot and wounded herself Monday and was later found to have killed herself by Carmely improved. Police investigate and note Legato had three children living in Italy. Regain sent $6 out before the incident.
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Melford
Milford Hospital
Lucy Logate
Carmely
Waterbury
Legato
Italy
Local road project advances toward completion this year
Fragmented text notes progress on a road between Trumbull and Besrdsiey Park with financing reportedly secured. A gathering at a church parlor is mentioned, with a plan for minutes and a levy or collection to be arranged. Community announcements include references to a Christmas season effort and local posts.
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Thir Dome
Trumbull
Besrdsiey Park
Elyly
Crowe
Cela
Fairfield Poll take up pollution clash at town meeting
A Fairfield town meeting in the gym debated Fairfield’s pollution duties as residents urged Fairfield to curb sewer discharges before targeting Bridgeport. Judge Parry and Health Officer Poole outlined enforcement and created a committee to study pollution, while hydrants and lights were approved and tax talk noted.
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Fairfield
Bridgeport
Parry
First Selectmen
Ash Creek
Meeting notices from church groups Thursday
The Women's Guild of the First Church of Christ announces a Thursday afternoon talk by Miss Wilburn Deming about her missionary work in India. Douglas Bridgeman of 65 Reet Road will host the North Mesa Club meeting at the Sirat Church of Christ Thursday night.
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Red Men’s Hall
Wilburn
Deming
Women's Guild
First Church of Christ
India
Douglas Bridgeman
Reet Road
North Mesa
Ansonia Tree Limb Falls on Head injuring worker
James Bowles of North State street is in serious condition at Grace Hospital New Haven after a decayed limb fell from a tree in the driveway while he aided others removing limbs. He was carried to Hirass dispensary by Harry Palmer and treated by Dr L E Wilmot before hospital transfer.
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Ansonia
James Bowles
North State Street
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Bowles
Tie American Brass Company
Hirass Dispensary
Harry Palmer
Three Held After Elopement Plan Leads to Arrests
New York state troopers arrested Bari Morgan forty two and Henry Melius nineteen with Florence Melius sixteen in Shelton New York after a planned elopement with Morgan and the girl fled in a patrol car. Morgan, a married father of two, and Miss Melius reportedly believed the brother’s presence would reassure skeptics of the trip.
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Shiuton
New York
Fishki
N. Y
Shelton
Bari Morgan
Henry Melius
Florence Melius
Green Haven
N.Y
Fishkill
W. 5. Donovan
Morgan
Miss Melius
George B. Catlin
Melius
Donovan
iMelius
Easton School Pupils Set Attendance Marks for September
Easton records show perfect attendance by students across several rooms at Sport Hill School. Named pupils include Sherwood Bawards, Francis Hscott, Albert Fenssky, and many others. separate lists note Room 2 and Center school honorees, plus Ard Arend and local high school attendees. A school board meeting is planned Saturday at the home of Mes. Trobert Ma Me and Mrs. Leroy Wheeler.
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Grace Brown
Gertrude Fensky
Hattie Fensky
Helen Fensky
Yevelyn King
Dorothy Madsen
Marto
Madsen
Maney Main
Sarbaral Marsh
Center School
Tod Toffman
Charles Laskey
Albert Swanda
Th~vellik
Charles Zillvekward Dennis
Paul £ Jabai
John Ke Tony Laskey
Kdward Milnar
Jey Nighows
Vietro Sendane
Fiten Kinsko
Grace Nichols
Oa Kachts
Room 2
Margaret Moran
Sfelen Kasper
Alice Pierron
Catherine Dombrdéghy
La‘da Ebricho
Florence Anderada
Irene Dennis
Catherine Rosa
Helen Matden
Regina Knazur
Julia Turezy
Hazel Hoffman
Betty Merwin
Helen Bratz
Anna Mlinar
Fillaadeth Jaeyd Maquat
Fidward Edward Kensley
Frank Matthews
Charles Ruman
Irving Ruman
Peter Swanda
Joseph Hemsley
Peter Naiden
Julius Nenskay
Trorace Nichols
Nicholis Zilinek
Perifect
Atendance
Miss Winifred Platt
Teache
Ernest Brats
Louis Tbaks
Doratha Ful
Nataulle Mar
Dorothy Marsh
Muriel Nichols
Verne Lopez
Cyril Kendall
Calvin Drown
Charles Spath
Pawling Kachis
Elizabeth Anton
Hazel Gordon
Mary Urban
Soy Norton
Laure Magnat
Inthe Ray
Tawrence Williams
Patte Main
Luda Plecka
Central High School
Leonard Tingley
Congress High School
Bridgeport
Trobert
Leroy Wheeler
Alan Wheeler
Arthur Sherwood
Frank Blakenan
Wattle Beard
Oronogue
Clearence Temyage
Marjorie Jennings
Aaystte
C Afebarhind
Miratirld
Teresa Porter
Derby Police Extradite Pair Arrested in New York
Derby Connecticut police announce the extradition effort for Miss Edna Folsum and Pasquale Fanica, linked to a diamond swindle on local pharmacist Alphonse Indocer. Lieutenant Urbano conducted investigations in New York, locating Fanica and Folsum via Rogues Gallery leads, with Bond to 30,000 for Fanica. Authorities await governor signatures on papers to return them to Connecticut.
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Derby
Anthony Urbano
Daniel T. O'Dell
New York
Edna Folsum
Alphonse Indocer
Miss Folsum
Pasquale Fanica
Miss Zolsum
Alphonse Indoccl
Urbano
Panton
New York Homicide Bureau
Rogues’ Gallery
A. E. Smith
Paonica
Connecticut
Mineala
Moon's club meets in Darien after summer break
Darien October 7 Moon's club session at Royle school opened with speaker Tey Wallace Finch pastor of Stam ford's First Methodist. The meeting noted a derailment of Boston express No. Bd near Darien with minor damage and steps broken from cars while Near East Relief totals show children contributing 187.44 across Fifth School and Hindley Junior High.
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Dawien
Rpeulal
Moon’s Club
Darien
Royle School
Wallace TE Finch
M. EB
Stamford
Boston Express
Darten
iPifth
Hindley Junior High
Local residents move residences and travel plans noted
Clyde Martin and Fred Heart have left Mrs Martha Dean Hallam's residence in Noreton Heights returning to the city. Martin bought and plans to build a Colonial house in Shorehaven soon. Mrs William Searles of Yoksneke will sail to Naples Italy Saturday and visit Florence during Europe trip. Mrs Maude Inselee of the Post road sold property to Charlie Miller and bought Gertrude Wilson place on Harrison Street New Canaan where she will reside. Holmes School records show 28.94 in expenditures.
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Royle Ool
Baker School
Jtgtal
Clyde Martin
Fred Heart
Martha Dean Hallam
Noreton Heights
Cit
Martin
Shorehaven
Wil
William Searles
Yoksneke
Naples
Italy
Manor Hotel Lease To Senator Blackman In Black Rock District
Simon Lake owner of the Manor hotel in the Black Rock district leases the property to Senator Frank C. Blackman of New York City. Blackman will run it as a hotel of convalescents. Blackman has forty years in the hotel business and previously served as a P. T. Barnum show advance agent around 1875.
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Simon Lake
Black Rock
Frank C. Blackman
New York
Danbury Fair Hosts Noted Guests and Crippled Veterans
Lieutenant Governor J Edwin Brainford and 25 state legislators attended the Danbury Fair as guests of honor. General Charles Summerall led 26 crippled ex service men from New York hospitals. Attendance reached about 18 000, making it the second largest Wednesday in fair history. Bridgeport day is set for Thursday with excursions from surrounding cities. Governor John Trumbull attended with Edward J Kelly Rex Delacour among others. four planes planned to greet them.
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Danbury
J. Edwin Brainford
Danbury Fair
Charles Summerall
Second Corps
New York
Robert T. Hurley
The
Fair Association
Bridgeport
Jonn
Trumbull
Hartford
Edward J. Kelly
Rex, Delacour
Stratford
Fair Grounds
Episcopal Church General Conference Opens at Audubon Park
In New Orleans on October 7 delegates from across the nation gather for the forty-eighth triennial general conference of the Episcopal Church of America. The assembly, noted for its historic lineage, continues to shape church policy and missions.
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New Orleans
Audubon
Nature
General Conference
The
Episcopal Church of America
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Wairfield
State Health Department
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Perry
Harry Marsh
Southport
Sasco
Hugene Wope
Grasmere
Bacon Wakeman
Thadford Tierce, Jr
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Greenfield Road
Simon C. Bradley
Board of
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Albert Fi. Lavery
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Girfield
Pack
Sherman School
Tomobiles
Simeon
Tease
WHS
Pairth Tuncheen Ohile
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Pequot
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Pequot Xing
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Gion
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Women's Auxiliary
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Caquowa Tribe
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Fishkill Counts
Easton
Derby Police
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General Summerall
Grounds
Churon
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
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Rye
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