Empty bungalow razed in early morning blaze
Newtown reports an unoccupied bungalow in the Mile Hill section owned by Clarence P. Wilson burned in an early morning fire of unknown origin. Firefighters were not called as the damage appeared hopeless. The incident coincides with a rabies investigation by Special Deputy Chauncey Ganing and Dog Agent Patrick Gannon into a mad dog attack in Newtown and Monroe. Raymond L. Hall shot the dog. four other dogs in Monroe and one in Newtown were bitten. A Halloween party is planned at Castle tomorrow night. Mr and Mrs George Bennett welcomed a son, Martin Edward Bennett, at Bridgeport hospital.
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Newtown
Mile Hill
Clarence PL Wilson
Morris Carrell
Wilson
Chauncey PF. Ganing
Hartford
Patrick H. Gannon
Monroe
Raymond L. Hall
Ganing
Gannon
Hull
Cnuid
Ganune
George Bennett
Martin Edward Bennett
Bridgeport Hospital
Local motorists summoned for hearing in county court
Several Bridgeport motorists are set for hearings at the county courthouse on Thursday November 4 at 10 39 a m. Albert Dow and Arthur H Brush face charges of driving under the influence with Dow also charged with driving without an operator license. Clarence E Anderson faces reckless driving charges. Jack Kilby charged with speeding. John Moran and Howard F Moran charged with lacking a license at time of accident. Oscar Johnson charged with reckless driving. Henry Larrow charged with operating under the influence. Charles J Bachman charged with reckless driving.
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Bridgeport
Man Hurt When Runaway Hits Parked Auto in Stamford
Stamford, Oct. 29 Special John Laska of 39 Halloween Boulevard was injured in a runaway accident this afternoon in Elm Street. Frightened by a passing auto horse he was driving ran away and collided with a parked car, throwing Laska onto the pavement. He was taken to Stamford Hospital for treatment.
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Stamford
John Laska
Halloween Boulevard
Lasko
Elm Street
Boy Dies After Fall In Unfinished House Hartford
Chester E. Stevenson 2d, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Chester B Stevenson of Maplewood Avenue West Hartford, died at Hartford Hospital from injuries after falling from the top floor of a three story dwelling under construction. He, with two other boys, toppled to the basement after losing balance. He succumbed to a fractured skull.
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Hartford
Ort
Chester E. Stevenson 2d
Chester BK. Stevenson
Maplewood Avenue
West Hartford
Hartford Hospital
Wife's Lovers Beat Him in Divorce Case Cluster
Five divorces granted by Judge Banks. Elsa Kruger of 026 Barnum Street received a divorce from Charles J. Kruger with custody of a child and $5 weekly alimony. Esther Csala of Fairfield was divorced from Joseph Csala of Los Angeles on desertion grounds. Mrs. Mather of Norwalk was granted a divorce for statutory misconduct after a husband reported two men and a woman beating him. Anna Reed Peterson was divorced from Howard J. Peterson for desertion. Marie Goode of Stamford was granted a divorce from Andrew Goode for habitual intemperance. witnesses included Police Sergeant Hanrahan.
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John W. Banks
Superior Court
Elsa Seegar Kruger
Barnum
Rehue
Charles J. Kruger
Holmes and Edwards Shop
Esther Gyenes Csaia
Fairfield Turnpik
Joseph Csala
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Far West
William F. Mather
Norwalk
New Haven Road
Marie Mather
Eugene Kelly
Richard Holt
Pred Overmat
New York
Howard J. Peterson
Ying
14Th Street
New York City
Darien
Charles R. Lea
Anna Reed Peterson
Andrew Goode
Hanrahan
Movies Enter Field of Medical Research
Montreal October 29 American motion pictures entered a new scientific field that of medicine and surgery. The plans, sponsored by the American College of Surgeons, aim to broadcast medical and surgical pictures to the world. Will Hays spoke at the meeting and urged that films could help develop a stronger race.
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Montreal
American College of Surgeons
Will H. Hays
Board of Regents
Hays
French have motors to match milady's dresses
Paris show introduces motor cars dressed in fabrics to match outfits. The concept uses a light frame covered with suk linen tapestry and even haircloth, creating a dresslike exterior. Women shoppers compare color and texture, viewing the car as a fashion accessory rather than a technical machine.
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Milady
Paris
Hnoteum
Dresamakera Ehopa
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