Third Man Held After Bold Hold-Up Arrest
Two youthful bandits stood trial in Criminal Superior Court for a restaurant hold-up on August 29 at 652 Bran Street, stealing 51 dollars. Edgar Young, 22, claimed amnesia and said he came from Brooklyn last July. Raymond Hood, 21, and William Weber, 19, await sentence in county jail.
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Joseph Thompson
Branstreet
Waterbury
Edgar Young
Young
Bridgeport
Brooklyn
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Broad Street
Raymond Hood
Willim Weber
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Broker Harry Coombs Arrested on Larceny Charge
Boston dispatch reports Harry J. Coombs, president of Coombs Crouch & Co., arrested on a secret indictment charging the theft of $1,000 from John Nolan of Lenox mass. indictment states Nolan delivered 60 shares to be sold, but Coombs failed to pay.
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Boston
Harry J
Peak Vegetable Season In Local Markets
Market reports show tomatoes, beans, squash, cucumbers and corn in abundance. Juicy recipes and serving ideas appear alongside price notes for apples, peaches, onions, and other produce. Connecticut grapes and varied produce supply colors a bustling market scene with strong demand for peppers and lettuce.
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Alands
Connecticut
Births and marriage licenses listed in vital statistics
Birth notices list James and Lil Choyke and many other families with newborns on September 7 and earlier dates. Marriage licenses show several couples including Harry G. Taylor with Marion A. Hall and Phillin A. Nownack with Claira Thayer among others in September registrations.
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Harry G. Taylor
Fairyfield Avenue
Marion A. Hall
Fairfield
Phillin A. Nownack
Iey Avenue
Claira Thayer
Flanders Street
Ahir WH
Donohue
Gil- Werker
Mary A. Bake
State Street
iWarold Cory
Brooklyn
Maude N. Saramera
Yeo Jranistan Avenue
Frederick Canfield
Wil- Um Street
Mildred Barmore
Legion Convention to Host Veterans Bureau Headquarters
State Commander Edward Kelly announced at the American Legion convention in New Britain that a United States Veterans Bureau headquarters will be established there during the convention. Veterans with claims or inquiries may use the office for assistance while officials process pending cases and aim to clear Connecticut claims.
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Edward Kelly
Declan
United States Veterans Bureau
Aste Blish
New Britain
American Legion
Ters
Connecticut
National Greek Line Pays Fine of 200000 in immigration case
In New York a line formerly named the National Greek Line agreed to pay a fine of 200000 to settle an immigration dispute. The case centered on alleged visa irregularities and the timing of arrivals ahead of the September quota. The payment concluded the matter after a late August agreement.
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National Greek Line
New York
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Byron
Cheghhy
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