Assault charge yields six days in jail in City court
Felix Dudzinsky of 32 Broad Street assaulted Randles Van Hunen after claiming police a still was in operation at Pudginsky home. He received six days in jail. A theft charge involving two checks for 16 dollars each against Stephen Sheales and John Mutter led to suspended three day jail terms and orders to refund stolen money. Agar Young of Brooklyn, tied to a hold up ring, was bound over to Grims Gr Gr Superior Court in 2000 dollar bond.
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Felix Dudzinsky
Waterbury
Broad Street
Grimings Superior Court
Christian Endeavor Drive Opens With Park Picnic
The Bridgeport Christian Endeavor union begins its campaign to build up branch groups and recruit new denominations with a Bearin gley park picnic starting at two. Herbert W. Hicks will outline aims and action plans. An athletic program is planned by Emma Brantmeyer Leila Watson Samthur Chapin and Leon Baker. All interested youths are invited. Basket lunches will be served. Hicks will speak at Bethel A M B Zion Church on Broad Street at eight.
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Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Union
Buil
Bearingley Park
Herbert W. Hicks
Fieta
Connecticut Christian Endeavor Association
Emma Brantmeyer
Leila Watson
Amthur Chapin
Leon Baker
Hicks
Bethel A. M. B. Zion
Broad Street
Court opens at Common Pleas with motions today
The opening session of the Common Pleas court starts at 9 o'clock this morning. Several motions are slated to be heard during the session.
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Common Pléas Court
State Road Repairs and Detours Update
The State Highway department reports major roadwork with varied traffic controls and detours. Westport Post Road and Stratford lanes are one way on half the road with minor delays and several routes show good condition and no delays while others remain under construction with alternate paths and telephone traffic control during peak hours.
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State Highway Department
Westport
Stratford
Thorington-Water Dury
Watertown
Thomaston
Torrington and
Litenfield
Torrington
Winsted
South Main Street
T ‘Sharon
Salisbury-Housatoniciver
Housatonic Valley Road
New Milford
Kant
Kent Village
Trent
Kort Center
Danbhury
Padanaram
Woodbury-Southbury
Woodbury-Bethlehem Road
Lander
Bethlehem-Woodbury Road
Weston-Georgetown
Cornwall
Plainville-Cook Street
Bnet
East Hartford
Manchester
Coventry
Willimantic Road
Andover
Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill Center
Berlin
Middletown
Cromwell
Little River Bridge
Haddam Town Street
West Hartford
South Quater
Norfolk-Winsted Road
Norful
Bimabury
Weatosus
Kwiltimantic
Groton
Center Groton
Pequonnock
Groton-Baptist Hill
Mystic
Baptist Church
Pranklin-Lebanon Road
Lebanon Road
Norw Dhe Willimantic Yondag
Greenwich
Westport-Post Road
Traf‘fle
Stratford-Post Road
Hamden
State
Ridge Road
Guilford
Wolcott
Branford-Post Road
Guilford-Post Road
Kclingworts-Clinton
Norwalk-Armory Hhl
Native peaches plentiful at ICTY market demand remains
Native peaches are abundant with Belle of Georgia and Bl porta varieties on eleven markets. Prices vary due to dry weather, fruit size, and canning demand as business resumes after holidays. Grapes, pears, apples show mixed demand. onions, green beans, tomatoes at low prices. corn and cabbage in demand. meat and lard prices rise slightly.
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Georgia
Grove
Concord
Wordens
Burnett
Vaesetahia
Connecticut
Fairfield County Fish and Game Outing Draws 300 Sportsmen
More than 300 sportsmen from southern western Connecticut are expected at the Fairfield County Fish and Game Association outing tomorrow at Seaside Gun Club grounds. The program begins at 1 p.m. with trap rifle and archery events. Bill Mansflelé and aides will cook a sheep roast for a 5 p.m. service before activities resume after dusk.
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Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Seaside Gun
Connecticut
Bill Mansflelé
Sunfield Oil Company Buys Corner Site for Station
Sunfield Oil Company purchased property at the corner of Fairfield Avenue and Flisworth Street for a new gasoline filling station. Michael B. Keely paid $5,000 for one piece, while John Linsky of Naugatuck sold two pieces for $7,600 plus a mortgage of $5,450 in the same deal. A new arrival in the filing station is planned by the buyers.
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Fairfield Avenue
Flisworth Street
Sunfield Oil Company
New England
Michael B. Keely
John Linsky
Naugatuck
Mortgart
Long Hill Hires Temp Teacher as Overcrowding Grows
At a Town School committee meeting residents approved hiring an additional teacher for the Long Hill school and using part of the assembly hall as a makeshift classroom. Seventh and eighth graders will be moved from Trumbull Center to Nichols School to ease crowding. Budget includes the extra teacher and transport costs.
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Long Hill
Lone Hill
Trumbull Center
Nichols
Finance Board
Board of Finance
Firemen Rescue Horses From Canal At Stamford Harbor
Firemen answered a morning call in Stamford when two barges attached to a Waterbury coal cart slid into the harbor. Driver Peter Masocky of 9 New Street was loading coal and was saved by a tug boat captain. The horses broke free from harness and tangled in the ropes before firefighters secured them in muddy marshes nearby.
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Stamford
Stamford Fire Department
Waterbury , and Sons
Peter Masocky
Newstreet
Serety En
Divorce Granted to Mrs Eva M Parker in Superior Court
Judge Frank D. Haines granted Riva May Washburn Parker a divorce from John Parker for intolerable cruelty and awarded custody of their minor child. The couple wed August 15, 1915. Blanche Wood Anderson filed for a moral divorce from John Joseph Anderson, citing desertion in November 1916 after their September 1914 marriage.
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Frank D. Haines
Riva May Washburn Parker
Bis City
John Parker
Blanche Wood Anderson
New Hiaven
John Joseph Anderson
Recreation Board Considers Reilly Coaching Position
The Board of Recreation, delayed from yesterday, will discuss Edward Reilly's resignation and his new role coaching athletic teams at Bridgeport High School. P V Gahan, superintendent, said no action will be taken until Reilly is officially appointed by the Board of Education.
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Board of Recreation
Weltara Bullriy
Edward Reilly
Bridgeport High School
P. V. Gahan
Helly
Board of Education
Autumn Suiting Sale Ends Saturday at 6 PM
Door of this Autumn Opportunity closes at 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon when the store door swings to. About 200 handsome suitings offered for a special price of 37.50 for made to measure suits. Guaranteed tailoring and proper fit. All men treated equally with no favoritism. Time to choose and gain a truly personal suit at Mair floor rear.
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Oversize
Mr. Short
Very Long
Mr. Stout
New Hats and Furs and Seven New Coiffures
Fashion notice announces September Harper's Bazaar ready to guide Autumn style. Describes new furs shown in Paris and New York Fifth Avenue, and hats in varied designs. Highlights seven new hair styles for women, moving beyond the bob. Price 50c, Main floor rear.
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Harper's Bazaar
Paris
Fifth Avenue
New York
Hanes tires promise durability and comfort for cars
Experts tested Hanes tires now built by careful competent men under expert direction. Right size for Bridgeport cars with price list for regular and clincher tires on fourth floor.
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Bridgeport
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Copenhagen
Hoover
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Earle
Main Street
Chapel Street
New Haven
Eva M. Parker
Recreation Board
Reilly
Mair
Hanes Tires
Hanes
Howland Dry Goods CO
Dr. King
J. A. King, Inc
C. W. King, Inc
Thuephone B
Fairfield Ave
SAGAL
UNUM
Oun
Froebel Norstal Minderzarten Training and
West Ave
Childiren
Noble
Mary C. Mills
Chas G. Swords
Park Ave
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