Barrel Company Suit Against City Leads Court List
Five jury cases and four court cases were assigned for trial before Judges Yeomans and Simpson. The injunction suit by City Barrel Company against Bridgeport seeks to stop reconstruction of a damaged East End plant over zoning concerns. Other matters include a mechanic’s lien dispute in Westport, a patent-like process claim in Stamford, and several automobile accident and note cases across Newtown and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Yeomans
Ernest C. Simpson
Yeomans
City Barrel Company
Bridgeport
Frazier F. Peters
Westport
Willard S
Minnie Adams
Arnold L. Schavokr
Stamford
American Rebonded Teather Company
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Boston
Schavoir
John W. Banks
Schrooir
Hart
Susan F. Cribbens
Newtown
Harry Chait
Charles Prevost
Jennie M. Prevost
Minnie Schlaufner
Prevost
Preveet
Fannie Lehine
Cay
Albert Fenster
Provident Development Company
Liquor Case Continued in Meriden Court
In Meriden Police Court Judge T P Dunne granted a one week continuance with sure trial for next Monday in the liquor transportation case of George F English 42 Button street New Haven. Defense counsel Lewis L Field requested the delay. Prosecutor Henry Drrhurst said a reckless driving count will be added against English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden. Ort
Associated Press
T. P. Dunne
George F. English
Button Street
New Haven
Lewis L. Field
Henry Drrhurst
School nurse urges girls to use nujal for health
A district nurse promotes nujal as a safe, harmless nightly aid for girls to keep the body’s systems running naturally. She claims it contains no drugs, requires no medical supervision, and should be kept on hand by every woman, with druggists carrying it under a label readable through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Products Division
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Lade
Wildcat Brewery Party Faces Court in Hamden Raid
Six men arrested in the Hamden wildcat brewery raid appeared before U S Commissioner Alcorn. Four waived hearings and were bound over to the Federal court. two requested hearings and will reappear next week. Named defendants include David F Ryne real estate dealer and Donna B Bradley listed as supervisor at a bottling works. Equipment seed valued at about 25 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
Wildcat
Hamden
United States
Alcorn
David F. Ryne
Donna B. Bradley
Same Faces Pass Before Doorman at Giy Lockup
In the Fairfield avenue police headquarters, prisoners pass through barred doors day and night. The doorman describes thedrunk, murderer, thief and beggar as a ceaseless cycle, noting humiliated first nights and fleeting supports from judges. He remains hopeful a trace of decency lies in everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durance
Fairfield Avenue
James F. Glennon
State
Philoscopher
Hunters Cherish Courtesy to Farmers in Hunting Openings
The superintendent of the state board of fisheries and game urges hunters to buy supplies from farmers and show courtesy to hosts. He warns against careless firearm handling, notes wild birds and open lands, and stresses posturing lands and vermin control to protect property and promote good relations with rural landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Titcomb
State Board of Fisheries and Game
In & Communication
Titcomb
Bis Communication
New London
New Haven
Oder
Connecticut
State Forest Commission
Cornwall
Thomaston
Watertown
Plymouth
Waterbury
Burlington
Purlington Hatchery
Culturist Odell Dies After Bee Swarm Incident
William S. Odell fifty five a noted bee culturist was killed today at Hoolick Falls as he fell from a ladder while attempting to remove a swarm from a tree. The accident occurred October 10 and was reported by the Associated Press. Odell was a recognized expert in apiculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
Associated Press
William S. Odell
Grade Crossing Gate Faulty Placed Under City Inquiry
New Britain officials announced a formal investigation into a Church street grade crossing crash last night that seriously injured two men, Homer and Edward Nadeau, cousins, whose car was struck by a coach between Berlin and New Britain. The gate mechanism had not operated for a day and a half, and a woman gate tender waved a red lantern too late to avert the collision. Both victims remained in New Britain General Hospital with recovering prospects as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Associated Press
Church Street
Thomas B. Fay
Common Council
Commanites
Homer
Edward Nadeau
New Britain General Hospital
Berlin
Weld
Beer and Wine League Protests Against Mayor Thompson
The Peoples' Beer and Wine league of Illinois under president Lelf Stabell sent letters to Republican committeemen criticizing Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson for endorsing Richard Yates and Mrs. Meda McCormick for Republican congressmen at large. The protest cites Thompson's campaign stance favoring light wines and beer but alleges post election endorsement of two candidates the league views as avowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
iBy Associated
Peoples' Beer and Wine League of Illinois
Lelf Stabell
Wiliam Hate Thompson
Richard Yates
Medi McCormick
Thompson
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Wildcat Brewery
GIY Lockup
Beer and Wine League
Rockwell & Co
Gall Sale of
Rockwell
Rockwell’s
City Savings Bank
Richard W. Cogswell
Reid
State St
William Lougsbury Thomas I. Wite
Vetera
Reidgeport, Conn
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Amond Dyes
Hurlington
Vermont
William Lisko
Stratford Avenue Bridge