Woman offers $400 bribe in liquor raid arrest
In New Haven on September 2 1934 Josephine Lamanski 50 attempted to bribe two officers during a liquor violation arrest after a raid on Franklin Street. Her husband Jacob Tamonski 50 was also arrested on two counts of violation of the liquor law. Police say the Tamonskis have a long career as offenders.
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New Haven
Josephine Lamanski
Jacob
Joseph Tamonski
Arests
Franklin Street
Tamonski
How to Shampoo Blonde Hair to Keep It Golden Always
A promotional note extols Blondex shampoo for blondes claiming it preserves golden hair, prevents darkening, and restores lustre. It boasts large usage, promises light, fluffy results, scalp care, and a money back guarantee, with sales through dealers.
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Dirkening
Silzer and Seitz to Speak at Dinner
Governor George J Silzer of New Jersey and Don Carlos Seitz of the New York World will headline a Fifth District Democratic club banquet on September 13 at Champs Farm. Dinner is at 3 O clock with a short governor address outlining state departments and their functions.
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George J Silzer
New Jersey
Don Carlos Seitz
The
New York World
Fifth District
Democratic Club
Champs Farm
Smith Declares Hearst Statement Attack on Veracity
New York, Sept. 2. Governor Smith publicly responded to William Randolph Hearst with a letter to the New York American that labels Hearst charges as a lie and defends Smiths stance against Hearst in the mayoralty race. Smith accuses Hearst of distorting facts about his attack on Hylan and the Klan during the Madison Square Garden dispute.
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New York
New
Hytan
Ku Kluser
Hearst
Smith
Mr Hearst
Tharst
California
Hylan
William Randolph Hearst
Past Presidents Meet Past Presidents of Rebekah
The Past Presidents association of the State Rebekah assembly held a pleasant outing and semi annual meeting at Mrs John G Gerbich’s home at 718 Lafayette. A noon turkey dinner followed by business session led by Mrs Katherine Seegers. An invitation to hold the Stamford April annual meeting was accepted.
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Association of the State
Rebekah Assembly
John G Gerbich
Lafayette Street
Katherine Seegers
Stamford
Gerbich
Katherine Sammuirhill
Kate Reynalda
Cit
Adele Hillman
New Hutchinson
Jennie Sparks
Hattie Fisher
New Haven
Elizabeth Manville
Waterbury
Cora Douglas
Foreat
Ville
Mary Finkle
Seymour
Tinma Wilson
Assembly
Elizabeth Wie
Glastonbury
E-Prest- Wey
Mittie St Pios Hartford
Marie F Emery Weds in Stratford Ceremony
Miss Mille Frances Emery daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Emery Stratford married Lieut Nicholas A Tyan U S N of Vincennes Indiana Tuesday at 4 pm in Stratford First Methodist Church Rev C W Severance officiated Miss Emery’s sister Louise Emery served as bridesmaid best man was Lieut Carme HW Helber of Framington Me Ushers included Lieut William Murphy of Iowa and William M Emery cousin Rose Marie Weldorn and Kenneth Roberge were flower girls After reception the couple left for Washington to honeymoon and plan to reside in Cambridge where Lieut Drain attends MIT naval construction department
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Mille Frances Emery
E W. Emery
Johnson Avenue
Stratford
Nicholas A. Tyan
U. S N
Vincennes
Ind
Stratford First ME
C W. Severance
Catherine Russell
Miss Emery
Louise Emery
Carme HW Helber
Framington
Block Party Draws 4000 at Clinton Avenue
The Fourth District Republican club hosted a block party on Clinton Avenue between Fair tie d Avenue and State Street last night. More than 1000 attendees were counted, and organizer William Chew said plans for a repeat event are underway by popular request.
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Clinton Avenue
Fairtie'd Avenue
State Street
Distric
Republican Club
William Chew
Mr. Chew
Tremors Shake Middle West Rattle Homes Across Region
A morning tremor at 5 56 in the Midwest rocked Southern Indiana Wilinois and Western Kentucky. Homes shook windows rattled and furniture rocked for five to fifteen seconds with geologists attributing the event to a fault ridge. It followed a prior tremor in recent months.
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Dvansville
Indiana
Wilinois
Kentucky
Work Asks Kicks On Interior Dept
Secretary Work invited public suggestions criticisms and complaints about Interior department activities through a complaint division under the chief inspector. He argued lack of personal contact costs the department the benefit of citizens who it serves.
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Washington
Work
Interior Department
Boy Struck by Auto Injures Big Toe
Seven year old Anthony Shirka of 463 Lafay ette street was hit by a car driven by Lerlie Robinson on Marion Street near Railroad Avenue. The boy’s big toe was bruised and he escaped serious injury. An ambulance took him to his home for treatment.
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Anthony Shirka
Lifayette Street
iMomunle
Lerlie Robinson
Marion Street
Robinson
Lafayette Street
Railroad Avenue
Fox Trot Champions to Be Chosen Tonight
Dieere from various parts of the stile will compete tonight in the fox trot contest at Pleasure Beach hall Edward Kennedy Bil he master of cere. Grantes among the entertainers are John n Patchen buck and wing dancer Nell and Daley tango dancers of ie frepert. Also scheduled a Superior Court hearing on September 19 for 112 naturalization petitions. cases continued for study.
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Dieere
Stile
Pleasure Beach
da Hall
Edward Kennedy
Bil
Cere
Johnn Patchen Buck
Nell and Daley
Ie Frepert
Stamford
Spechild
Tudge
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Rome
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Long Island City
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Rochester
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Tess Juliot
Rebekah
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America
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Jacksonville
Richmond
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