German Opera Singers To Be Heard Here Again
NEW YORK September 8 German opera sung by Germans will again be heard in America this winter. The Deutsch Opernhause Berlin with 200 artists will present Wagner and other German works. Hartmann, director of the Berlin company, plans long evening performances with uncut scores. George Blumenthal says signed contracts cover a tour of fifteen American cities.
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Hartmann
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Europe
Coroner Finds Banks Fought to Save Life in Razor Death
Coroner John J. Phelan found that John H. Banks acted to defend his wife home and life during a razor fight that killed Isaac Richardson on a Sunday. Richardson allegedly advanced with a knife. Banks was wounded and hospitalized. The finding notes two blows by Banks and details of the inquest.
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Railroads Split Over Peace Plan Amid Strike Fallout
The proposed peace plan prompts coal operators to sign while some railroads led by Pennsylvania resist, hoping for stronger surrender from former workers. Washington views Chicago talks as the start of endgame, with major lines likely to ratify and gradually end the strike, though hardliners stay firm.
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Washington
Gettlemere
Charge for speeding on Connecticut avenue causes arrest
Mas Hertz of 3 Goyt street Norwich Wis was charged with speeding on Connecticut avenue last night. Arrested by motorcycle officer Patrick J O'Reilly he was taken to the Second precinct and paroled on an $80 bond.
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Goyt Street
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Patrick J. O'Reilly
Traffic Booms as McWilliams Blue Line Grants Coal Flow
The harbor has a busy cast as English soft coal ships arrive. Eleven barges bring coal from England and two from Virginia, with sand and starbar barge traffic. Tug Owen J. McWilliams brought youths and timber for Frank Miller Lumber, plus two English coal barges for Ira Gregory Coal and Connecticut company. Yachting season ends and clubs prepare for winter, while harbor congestion is mitigated by two week advance notices to stewards. No Norfolk coal barges arrived yesterday for United Illuminating plant and Atongresy.
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Virginia
Narkor
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Frank Miller Tumber Company
Ira Gregory Coal Company
Connecticut Company
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Geft
United Iluminating Company
Atongresy
New Jersey Judge S Arrested in Plea for Reno Divorce
Newark judge Clyde D. Souter, 2nd District Court, held on $15,000 bail on a writ by his wife seeking to prevent him leaving New Jersey for a Reno divorce. Mrs. Souter alleges years of separation, financial coercion, and his plan to relocate with their four children to the West, citing income of $18,000 annually and an alleged affair. The Souters, married in Summit in 1931, have three older children and a baby.
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Bethel Husband Seeks 1000 For Lost Wife’s Love
George H. Frye of Danbury filed suit in Common Pleas seeking 1000 damages for the loss of his wife’s affection caused by Thomas Lowley of Bethel. The complaint alleges Lowley was unduly friendly with Mrs. Five since August first, 1970, and the couple married August 1, 1916. Judge J. Moss Ives entered memorandum ruling in a separate case involving Simon Cibulskas of Stamford against the Lithuanian Society of Bridgeport, tied to a receivership and corporate liability points. Court costs and related sums mentioned.
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Fairfield Avenue Paving Bids Called
Bids for paving Fairfield Avenue with sheet asphalt from Fark Avenue to Clinton Avenue will be called and opened at the Paving and Sewer Commission meeting on September 29. The block paving will be removed after about 16 years in service. The city engineer is authorized to prepare specifications and advertise for bids.
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Leading Instructor of Japan to Retire After Forty Years
Reverengue gene Looth D D principal of the Mar ins Seminary Yokohama will retire August 31 after more than four decades of leadership He is succeeded by Miss Fennie Kuyper Baoin regarded as a top instructor of Japanese women and a key figure in constructive education. FORD TO GET COAL TO KEEP PLANT OPEN Cincinnati report by Ernest F Hensley says a coal agreement with Henry Ward of Detroit will supply enough von to prevent Ford plant shutdown slated for September 16.
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Fennie Kuyper
Cincinnati
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Amyn Expo and Inland Coal Company
Henry Ward
Detroit
Ford Company
Connecticut Patents Issued November 5 1922
Patents granted to multiple inventors in Connecticut include William J Barrett of Bridgeport for a deflection indicator Otto W Bowie for a roller skate and wheel therefor John M Feeney for an adjustable crank Johannes I W Whaling for hydroplane operating mechanism Jam for submarine bouts Frank Lindstrom for a toy top Edward A Burns for a typewriting machine George W Campbell for a typewriting machine.
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Bridgeport
Wiliam J. Barrett
Otto W. Bowie
John M. Feeney
Johannes I. W. Whaling
Ivrank L. Lindstrom
Edward A. Burns
Wartford
George W. Campbell
Hirtfor
Ryunselle
Davis
Sturtforu
Chuch
Roaming Gypsies Draw Crowds at Busy Bridgeport Corner
A party of elect gypsies from the eastern state arrived in Bridgeport yesterday at 1 pm and set up on Main and Golden Will Streets. They wore full regalia and drew a crowd of shoppers before moving to the city outskirts to camp. A separate gypsy troupe has frequented the city in recent days, telling fortunes at impromptu stands. The piece also notes a tecgat missionary’s steam driven horseless carriage in ancient China and details a Colorado River suspension bridge project.
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Tegcatt
China
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Two Promotions Made in City Court
Judge William B Goard Man announces two promotions in city court. Attorney Michael Swain is named assistant prosecuting attorney and Clarence C Lister is appointed clerk of the same court. Swain has served as clerk for about one year, Lister as assistant clerk. Swain is Yale 1918 and Syracuse graduate. Lister is NYU Law School alum with experience at Pullman and Comley.
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Swain
Clarence C. Lister
Lister
Yale
Syracuse University
New York University Law School
Pullman and
Comley
City Car Drivers May Get Free Registration
Edmund Mayo, president of the garage commission, says city car drivers may obtain free registration by applying to department heads. The issue arose after a previous city car accident, with the commission stating repairs and storage remain outside its purview. A meeting to approve bills was postponed due to lack of a quorum.
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Garage Commission
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