Janitor Shot in Line of Duty Court Decision
The appeal of Security Building Co. of the city from Compensation Commissioner Edward Buckingham’s award in the case of William Anderson, a janitor shot during employment, was dismissed by Judge Haines in superior court. Anderson, living at 181 Beardsley Street, was shot October 31, 1921 by Louis Marcus, who claimed Anderson spied on him hiding liquor.
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Security
Edward T. Buckingham
Willam Anderson
Haines
Superior Court
Anderson
Buckingham
Louis Marcus
Beardsley Street
News of Interest for B H S Students Class Eight Dance
The high school social season opens with Class Eight dance from 5 to 9 PM led by Miss Esther Hindle. A bus arranged by Manager Carrol will take student rooters to Torrington Saturday to watch LA. WH. 8. play Torrington High. fare two dollars, bus leaves at 10 AM for a 1 PM game.
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Esther Hindle
Srem
Sanvchl
Manaser Carrol
Torrington
LA. WH
Torrington High School
Manager Carrol
Paul Murphy
Misa Haskina
Youth Held as Witness in Young Girl's Death
Philadelphia detectives arrest Ernest Faceesa, 0, as material witness to the death of 15 year old Emma Dickson from Millville New Jersey. The battered body was found in woods near her home.
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Philadelphia
Ernest Faceesa
Emma Dickson
Millville
N. J
Veterans chief urges labor to help find jobs for veterans
Portland October 10 Associated Press report quotes Hines director of the Veterans Bureau urging the American Federation of Labor to back modifications to by laws to allow the federation to direct veterans into suitable jobs. He notes 73,000 in training with 98 percent placed and credits potential government savings of over three million dollars monthly.
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Portland
Oregon
Associated Press
Armerican Federation of Labor
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Veterans
Rures Buti
Veterans’ Bureau
Tragea
Federation
Stylish coats at a special season price of 39.50
Vivacious soft silky fabrics display depth of color in taupe and brown tones. Coats offer varied sleeve styles, silk embroidery, wide folds, and silk braid accents. Many feature fur collars and matching cuffs. Sizes miss 16 to 42. Unusual opportunity to secure a dressy coat at season’s start for 39.50.
Ban on Bonfires on State Roads Enforced by Police
State Police halt leaf fires on highways after repeated road damage. Highway officials urged enforcement, noting asphalt surfaces and volatile oils risk scorching roads. Violators face penalties under statutes protecting highways during Fire Prevention Week.
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Robert T. Mur
John A. Sdévard
Hurley
Highway Department
Local Woman Seeks Divorce and Custody
Margaret Antonucci of Bridgeport sues Leonard Antonucci in superior court on grounds of intolerable cruelty. She seeks custody of their son Kenneth, born November 12, 1921, with returnable date listed as the Tuesday in November.
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Margaret
Antonucci
Bridgepor
Leonard Gatunucci
Kenneth
Gentle
Coroner Holds Driver in Musician Theo Yale Death
Deputy Coroner T. Conway holds Laduy Gonsu, unlicensed and intoxicated driver, criminally responsible for Theo Yale’s death near New Haven. Investigation cites liquor influence and negligence in the fatal incident.
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Watereasy
T. Dd. Conway
Lindi Lesued
Laduy
Theodore Yale
New Haven
Ewood
Onerie Hase
Gonsu
Yarra
Births and Names From Vital Statistics Table
Birth notices list several families and newborns with addresses and dates. Michael and Anna Alaweski announce a daughter born in September at 405 Main Street. John and Mary Stechitay report a son born September 25 at 763 Archib Street. Yugo and Qlinn Heayse have a son born September 2a at 228 Orange Street. David and Helen Tuthil announce a daughter born September 31 at 207 Cantrol Avenue. William and Natalig Kindracks report a daughter born October 5 at 20 Warrent Street. Wayne and the Cowan indicate a son born October 8 at 791 Broad Aspect.
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John and
Mary Stechitay
Archic Street
Yugo and
Qlinn Heayse
Orange Street
Y Son
David and
Helen Tuthil
Cantrol Avenue
William and
Natalig
Sewing need specials and sewing notions list
Dense inventory itemizing sewing supplies with prices and colors. Includes thread spools, battery of needles, machine needles, laces, bias tapes, piping, hooks and eyes, belting, snaps, twill tape, rickrack, embroidery trims, lingerie tapes, petticoat notions, elastic, pins, scissors, darning threads, darning cottons, silk, elastic webs, hairpins, hose supporters, sanitary belts, shields, linings, thimbles, shoe polish, garment hangers, shopping bags, curling irons, and related hardware across a broad catalog.
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Asbestas
Angel cake offered at 25 cents in daylight bake shop
The notice promotes Angel cake at 25 cents, describing the whites of fine shell eggs and sugdeflou in the big daylight bake shop. It is labeled as a cake filly named Angel cake and notes basement center.
October bridal gift offers varied silver pieces
The display features Dutch and antique silver brides gifts including bright finish candle sticks priced at $2 to $10 per pair and vases from 50 cents to $2.90, plus salt and pepper shakers in bright or Dutch silver ranging from $1.25 to $3, all on the main floor display.
1924 Diaries Selection At Low Prices
Now is the time to buy with an assortment at its best. Diaries of nearly every sort offered from 20 cents to 2 dollars and 50 cents. Malo Floor rear.
De Bevoise Brassieres on Second Floor Rear
De Bevoise brassieres in flesh color material with elastic hooks at back or side. Very deep to stay over top of corset. Sizes 32 to 44. Price 50 cents. Second floor rear.
Smart New Shirts For Men At One Fifty
A sale of smart new shirts features heavy corded cotton madras and woolen madras patterns in windswept fall styles. The offer promises perfect fit and custom smoothness with a wide variety, priced at $1.50 on the main floor right front today.
Hat styles tempt with velvet beauty and modest prices
The article extols a range of hats from velvet and ostrich trim to Yale blue velvet turban, noting beauty not tied to price. Models in $15, $12.50, $10, and cheaper $7.50 or $5 assortments are advertised at Howlands on Second Moor street.
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Howlands
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Brammage
Thompson
Watson
Main St
Bone Noble
F. D. Thompson
The
Yuban
Bridgeport
Conti
Michael and
Anna Alaweski
Main Street
Ana Clarkes O
Barbour
Hiedoz
Mlward
Bodkin
Wilsnap
Fe Dow Dow
Daisy
Elena
Brooklawn
Vogue
Pins and Scissors
Ping
de Bevoise Brassieres
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