New Britain Men Held for Working on Sunday
New Britain, Sept 11. Four men and a contractor were fined for performing unnecessary labor on Sunday while working on alterations at Hyman Horwite’s home on Pleasyit swert. They were arrested and cited in Port Hee court today.
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Jathers
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Hyman Horwite
Pleasyit Swercet
Argonaut Salvage Co Defendants in Suit Over Unpaid Notes
A Wellington Seincaia company sues Argonaut Salvage Co and local manufacturers over unpaid notes from 1998. The suit alleges nonpayment and seeks damages. Simon Lake is referenced in the context of implied notes. details are sparse in the fragment.
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Argonaut Salvage Company
Wellington Seincaia Company
Simon Lake
Westport Reconsiders Sunday Motion Picture Vote
Westport residents file a petition to revive Sunday moving pictures. A special town meeting will be held at Town Hall on State Street to decide showing hours 7 to 10:20 p m Sundays, amid nearby towns already offering Sunday screenings. The prior petition was rejected last week.
Open Season on Sora Rail Birds Starts Today
The Virginia season on sora rail birds opens today with a bag limit of 35 per hunter. Rails are expected to be plentiful again, though mild weather may affect shooting. Hunting spots include Neil's Island in the Hausatomic River and Pine Pack Cove in Stratford. a 10 fine shot is required. Attorney CG Chamberlain spoke to about 38 members of the Fairfield County Fishing Game Protective Association at the Chamber of Commerce rooms about hunting conditions around Bridgeport.
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Hausatomic River
Store Proprietor Held on Young Girl Charge
Michael Rudek, 36, proprietor of a meat and grocery shop at 606 Anaiee Street, was arrested yesterday on a grave statutory offense involving a 15 year old girl who had worked for him for two months, earning seven dollars weekly. He is held in default of 2900 dollars bond.
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Michael] Rudek
Anaiee Street
Rudek
Saloon raids sweep Southington area by police
Private detective raids all 13 Southington saloons led by ex state police officer Robert Bridgeman. Evidence seized as saloon keepers posted for Town Court appearances later that day.
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Common Council Committee to Meet on Tax Abatement Petitions
The Claims committee of the Common Council will meet tonight to act on a large volume of petitions. Most petitions seek abatement of taxes and assessments, with action expected on many filings.
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Committee of the Common Council
Diphtheria Cases Fall Far Below August Totals
Diphtheria cases and deaths dropped sharply in August, with 50 percent fewer cases than the five year average. A total of 25 cases were reported and 10 deaths occurred, marking a lighter toll than August 1921. The Board of Health recorded the monthly figures and noted the decline.
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Rhode Island
Bridgeyor
Health Department
New Haven Strikers Arranged In Court Proceedings
In New Haven on September 1 bench warrants were issued for two railroad shopmen charged with interfering with railroad employees. Six warrants have been secured by State's Attorney Alling. one man, Joseph Gagliardi, was jailed in default of 2500 bail. Other details note prior sentences and ongoing cases.
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Glrikine
Iailroad
Superior Court
Alling
Joseph Gagliardi
Tax collections for Septem ber reach $169,666 total
Septembers tax totals reach 169,666 with 103,566.94 by Sept 1. About 300 taxpayers paid yesterday, mostly small installments. Assessors notice late lists cause end month crush. urge early filing to ease crowd.
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Bishop Administers Sacrament in Shelton
In Shelton St Joseph's church Reverend John J. Nilan of Hartford administered the sacrament of confirmation to a class of 180 yesterday at 3 30 o'clock. A harvest block party is planned by the local post of the American Legion for Friday evening. Ralph Baldwin a Naval Academy student at Annapolis has returned after a two week visit with his mother. Aired Kelty is spending the last week of vacation at the Bel Air house near the Bousatonie river. Mr Kelty will enter college at Baltimore. Sept 23.
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Death inquiry into William Augusting case yields suicide theory
New evidence released by Coroner Mix today supported the police conclusion that 17 year old William Augusting died from a self-inflicted bullet wound last week. The coroner indicated pending new developments to follow before final determination.
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Coromer Mix
William Augusting
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