Coroner to hold inquest into Fairfield boy death
Fairfield Oct 12 Special coroner will hold an inquest in the county building on Tuesday at 9 30 a m into the death of a Fairfield boy. A woman injured in Saturday night accident remains in serious condition. The operator of the automobile is held on a bond while awaiting actions.
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Fairfield
Fheian
Wet End Coal
John Roth
Clinton Avenue
Bridgeport
Improvement “Association of
Bnd Vincinity
Herthe
Charlotte ‘Smith
Tunxis Hill Road
St. Vincent's' Hospital
Rose
Sohn
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Rad Erickson
Division Avenue
Bond
Boy Cut by Knife Wound On School Ground
Incident on a school ground left boy Michael Face and another boy with a knife. The injured boy, Sace, suffered a severe thumb wound and required treatment at Emergency Hospital by Dr. E. Suselin.
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Michael Face
Johnssorn
Suselin
Danbury to Erect Bronze War Memorial
Danbury plans a bronze memorial for World War veterans, ordered by a special committee appointed by Mayor Gilbert. The 11 by 7.8 inch plaque, displayed at the post office, lists each local service member’s name, rank, and place of death.
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Danbury
Gilbert
Ha Rived
Royal Arcanum in Milford marks 35th anniversary
Milford Oct 12 old note says on Oct 17 the Royal Arcanum Volunteer Council No 19 holds a 35th anniversary reception for charter members still living, with Grand Council of Connecticut officials expected and Carleton J Meadley guest of honor. The order began in 1878 with 24 charter members. 12 deceased, 5 withdrew. The council now ranks among Milford’s leading fraternal orders and has paid out over 99000 in death benefits.
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Royal Arcanum
Volunteer Council
Grand Council of
Connecticut
Carleton J. Meadley
New Haven
Arcanum
Leadley
Crusade Against Vice Launched by Danbury Police
Danbury Ohio special report: a city wide dragnet targets vice with a liquor violation sweep and alleged gambling links. Police claim officer furnished evidence from eight resorts, arresting multiple residents for liquor violations and house of ill fame.
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Danbury
Franke Andriski
Walter Mazes
Thomas Mulligan
Smith
White Street
Anna Mallal
Adelweis
Edward Hyland
Depo
Rose Mayer
Girl Buddies to Hold First Convention Overseas Legion
The American Legion plans include overseas women who aided troops in France among its members. The group aims to gain government recognition for civilian women who supported US forces, with 2 000 veterans already organized in thirty cities. Board and allied groups back inclusion, though full membership eligibility remains under debate.
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Overseas League
France
Jin Thujs
Legion
Iisle
Cheers
Alvation Arny
Ea Ae
Dewian Arelar Board
National Catholic War Council
American Library Association
Harding Acquires The Old Homestead
The piece recalls a boyhood dream of becoming U S president and describes the Wilkins home known as The Old Homestead in Washington. It notes the porch where the future president was born, the surrounding trees, and a nearby stable used by a caretaker who fed a pair of horses and taught basic farming.
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Washington
Morrow
Jayding
Danbury Delegate Leaves for New York Meeting
Mrs. D. Frank Stevens, president of Banbury post women’s auxiliary, travels from Banbury to join the Connecticut delegation to the American Legion convention in New Orleans. She is the sole Danbarian attending this year’s event in New York and beyond.
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Danbury
Frank Stevens
Banbury Post
Aimorican Legion
Ind
New York
America Legion
New Orleans
Mra Stevens
Sunderland Named in Danbury for Judge of Probate
Danbury voters named Sunderland of Danbury as the Democratic nominee for judge of probate in the Danbury city race. The convention, chaired by Attorney Thomas A. Keiting, selected Sunderland as the sole candidate, with Bernard J. Platignun notified. Sunderland has three terms of service in Danbury from 1919 and is a World War veteran, having served as a lieutenant.
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Sunderland
Danbury
Democratic Probaktion
Sundentary
Bernard J. Platigun
Oreaihieng
Thomas A. Keiting
Stata
Pest
Danbury Democrats Name State Legislative Candidates
Danbury Democrats appointed candidates for the state legislature. Oc argett and Philip OLAS were unopposed in the primary, with Sherr the only nominee presented to the Democratic Town Committee. Republican caucus set for Monday evening to nominate. incumbents A. Homer Pillow and George W. Andrews have announced candidacies.
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Danbury
Ocargett
Philip Olas
Sherr Nam
A. Homer Pillow
George W. Andrews
Poultry Stolen From Madison Avenue Home
A report from Madison Avenue describes poultry theft from a home. The incident occurred yesterday morning with eight ducks taken from a coop in the yard of Mrs. Oxler at the avenue, noted by Ambrose.
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Madison Avenue
Taurt
W Coop
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