Five Men Hurt On Railroad Track Near Willimantic
Five New London men were injured when their automobile left the highway at Williams crossing of the Central Vermont line and plunged down a bank. They were treated at St Joseph hospital. four were released, one remained under arrest for intoxication. Suspects include Joseph Wilson John Malone and George Moriarty. Moriarty driver of the car faces additional charge of operating under the influence.
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Willimantic
New London
Franklin
Williams Crossing
Central Vermont Railway
Crover Street
George Morirty
Cassius Street
Pao- Nee
Moriarty
Jaguar
Williamte Malone
Clover Street
Sas George Simming
Moore Street
Rescued pilots escape hospital in Pearl Harbor incident
Five PN-9 aviators from Pearl Harbor fled Sunday from the Naval hospital into the homes of friends. Physicians said their condition was nearly normal and urged full hospital rest, while the men argued they could be patients only if kept there. The group had logged 235 hours aloft and over 218 hours of “sailing” to port on their fuelless craft.
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Honoluluv
Naval Hospital
Pearl Harbor
PN-9
Hopital
Rodgers
Shubert Theatre Remains Closed in New Haven
The Shubert Theatre will stay closed this week as contract talks between the local musicians union and management fail to settle. Local union president Louis Weil said the 35 week season and salary terms were not agreed to, after manager Eldridge and officials in New York failed to reach a deal.
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New Haven
Musicians’ Union
Shubert
B.D. Eldridge
Lund Louis P. Weil
Musicians' Union
J. X S. Weber
New York
New York Orchestra
Snuber
Weber
Carpenters
Lattes
Varid
Man's Leg Broken by Car in Stamford
Stamford September 13 Special John Callahan 22 Wanra han street was hit while crossing West Broad street. Dan F Sheenan Wilson arenu Rowayton drove the car. Callahan was taken to Stamford hospital with a broken leg. The car owner is Er upert 184 West List street York city. No arrests were made.
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Stamford
West Broad Street
John Callahan
Wanrahan Street
Dan F. Sheenan Wilson Arenu Rowayton
Stamford Hospital
Erupert
West List Street
York City
May Adjudge Noel Lane In Court
Newark NJ September 18 AP Following aloes note shows Noel Lane may be adjudged insane at trial. Dr John M Thompson senior physician at Overbrook hospital says emotional dammed up state released gradually with shock from crimes. Prosecutor and doctors plan to present evidence. defense argues insanity at time of kidnapping and murder. Counsel includes Howard C Barber and a New York attorney. No announcement on reward distribution.
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Newark
N. J
John M. Thompson
Bounty
Overbrook
Harrison Noel
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
AL Overbrook
Noel
Haive
Dr. Thompson
Tissex Vounty
Taloia
Dort Tors Leroy G. Kirkman
Walter S. Washington
Arer
D’aloia
Arne
Howard C. Barber
Society For the Prevention of Crime
New York
Essex County
Building Activity Report Across New England Cities
Boston notes steady building activity and a generally satisfactory labor situation. The Federalesment Service monthly report says textile employment remains largely part time with skilled labor shortages in some areas and surplus in others. Most temporarily laid off workers find work in other industries as extensive building projects continue across Connecticut and the state shows adequate resident labor supply.
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Boston
New England
Busetts
Connecticut
Wicm
Bingham to Cancel Speaking Dates
Lem Sept 23 AP says United States Senator Hiram Bingham announced he would cancel many speaking engagements to serve the President and the board on national defense duties after an aircraft accident. He expressed regret but priority given to assignment on the board.
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LEM
United Tes
Hiram Bingham Sun
Injary
Knell for Straw Hats Signals Fashion Change Today
The notice warns that the fifteenth marks a fashion shift away from straw hats. Those who ignore the new style risk social ridicule, while many have already abandoned straw headwear as Sunday strolls begin.
First Baptist Church Resumes Fall Services
The regular fall services at First Baptist Church West and Washington resume yesterday morning led by Pastor Rev Whales Inv. the Lord's Supper was administered and new members were received.
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First Baptist Church
West
Washington Avenues
Whacles
Greenwich Yacht Race Upsets for Challenge Cup
In Greenwich Connecticut on September 13 the Indian Marher won the pool race of the Green wich Challenge Cup series. It was presented by William M. Chitts Ardette at Bayside with a competitor from Fame Cammiere Wiliam M. Chitts Ardette placing second.
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Greenwich
Conm
Deress Oo
Marher Ht
Ovinh
Fame Cammiere Wiliam
Wields Razor On Beloveds Clothes in Stampord
Frank Tayes, twenty four, African American, is held on theft charges after entering Mabel Chreen’s room and destroying most of her wardrobe with a razor. He allegedly stole a gold watch. police estimate the damage at a wardrobe value around 500 dollars.
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Stampord
Frank Tayes
Bayes
Taine House
Mabel Chreen
Mabel
Fle
First Communion of Churches Held in Park Street Church
The combined congregations of King's Sebway church and Park Street Congregational church held their first joint communion yesterday at Park Street Church. Rev. T. Rigledge Teale conducted the service as pastor. Rev. John Dalton, from the former King's High church, has occupied the pulpit since the merger, while Mr Beale enjoyed holidays and was warmly welcomed by the congregation.
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King’s Sebway Church
Park Street Congregational Church
Park Street
T. Rigledge Teale
King’s Highehiyeh
1Kt Street Congregational Church
John Dalton
Beale
Men Break Up Birthday Party in Stamford
Stamford residents Harry Peterson and Edward Delahunt were arrested for breach of the peace after a disturbance at a birthday party in Mrs. Mary Gaetani's home on Wardwell Street. Police reported a near riot. the two claimed they were sober inside the house earlier and others started the fight.
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Stamford
Harry Peterson
Ludlow Street
Edward Delahunt
City
Mary Gaetani
Wardwell Street
Gaetani
Jeremiah
Peterson
Delahunt
Gaetan
Hadquarters
Pleasure Beach season ends on island outing blaze
Pleasure Beach closed its season with Faetuna Benevolent Diary’s annual gathering marking a grand finale. Despite poor weather, the beach saw outdoor amusement activity. improvements are planned over winter, with details and ground renovations to be decided at a directors meeting around October 14.
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Pleaser Beach
Faetuna Benevolent Diery
Tapaoange
Et Pleasure
Directora
Night meetings listed for lodges and societies in Stratford and Bridgeport
Community notices list numerous fraternal and religious group meetings tonight across Stratford and Bridgeport including Masons, Odd Fellows, Elks, and church societies. Names, lodge numbers, street addresses, and venues appear with local chapters such as St George, St Paul’s, and Baker Street area halls.
God Good to Me Says Rockefeller In 5‑Line Verse
Cleveland O Sept 14 A short verse by John D Rockefeller on his 86th birthday was his contribution to the Western Reserve Early Settlers association meeting. Rockefeller a member sent a letter noting his absence. The poem is his 1925 meeting record contribution and reflects a life described as a long happy holiday with God being good every day.
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God
Rockefeller
Hs Torn Pd. Rockefeller
Obituary notices for Eugene E McCann and others
Eugene E McCann died after a long illness at his home 458 Hollister Avenue. Survived by wife Catherine and son Raymond of Springfield MA. Funeral from home Tuesday Sept 15 at 8:30 am then Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church at 9. Burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Also notices Frederick Kettner died at 1144 Barnum Avenue with funeral today at 2 pm from home. Interment Lakeview Cemetery. Joseph Patterson funeral from 05 Forth Street home this morning at 6:30 then Blessed Sacrament Church at 9. Burial St Michael's Cemetery. Winfield Scott Thompson died in New York. private funeral held at Wilmot and West services rooms. Survived by brothers Charles and George B. Thompson. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Patrick H Toohey funeral from home at 8:30 then St Patrick's Church at 9. Member of Court Pequonnock Fief A. and St Patrick's Church. Burial St Michael's Cemetery. Final service for Winfield Scott Thompson held yesterday at 3 pm at Wilmot and West. Rev Ressig officiated. Burial Laszeview Cemetery.
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Eugene E. McCann
Eugene J. McCann
Hollister Avenue
Catherine
Raymond
Springfield
Mass
Bridgeport Chain Company
Blessed Sacrament Church
St. Michel's Cemetery
Frederick Kettner
Barnum Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Joseph Patterson
Forth Street
St. Michael's Cemetery
Winfield Scott Thompson
Winfield S. Thompson
New York
Wilmot and
West
Charles Thompson
New Jersey
George B. Thompson
Bridgeport
Burleal
Patrick H. Toohey
St. Patrick
New York City
Lafayette Street
Ressig
West End
Private charities best says Ritchie in Maryland address
Washington Sept 13 CAP Governor Albert C Ritchie of Maryland declared social welfare work is best accomplished by private groups rather than government agencies. In his prepared speech to the final conference of Catholic charities he urged state activity focus on child health, protection from harmful labor, and setting educational standards while leaving denominational schools undisturbed.
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Washington
Albert C Ritchie
Maryland
Catholic Charities
Adjutant General Approves Parade for Connecticut Guard
Hartford has approved a parade by CT National Guard units led by Company H 16th Infantry. The march marks the successor designation for Company H First Connecticut Infantry with veterans from Company 21, First Connecticut. The parade will be under arms with the American Legion in Bridgeport on Monday September 14. Gov staff must report to the adjutant general at the Wauregan Hotel Norwich on Thursday September 7 at 12 noon.
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Hartford
First
Connecticut Infantry
Adjutant General
Connercilient Infantry
Connecticut National Guard
American Legion
Bridgeport
Wauregan Hotel
Norwich
Thur
Woodruff couple marks sixtieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Geone Woodruff of Bayonne New Jersey celebrate sixty years of marriage. He is a retired druggist and real estate man. They plan a road trip by automobile to visit their son Carlton Woodruff at Grange Connecticut next week.
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Bayyonne
Geone
Woodruff
Both
Carlton Woodruff
Grange
Woman Dies After Car Strikes Hartford Widow Hagarty
Sept 13 Hartford. Mrs Anna Hagarty 56 a widow and sister-in-law of ex mayor Frank Hagarty is dying at Hartford hospital after being struck by a speeding car on Lyle Avenue that turned into Morris Street, witnesses say. Detectives seek the driver awaiting identification to arrest. She returned from St Peters church when struck, hurled 20 feet.
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Anna Ll. Hagarty
Hartford Hospital
Fagarrty
Joseph Hagarty
Hartford
sis+terain-hiw
Frank A. Hagarty
St. Peter's Church
Lyle Avenue
Morris Street
Burglars Foiled In Store Robbery In New London
In New London at 136 Bank Street, thieves targeting Gately and Brennan goods valued around 5000 were stopped when Patrolman Henry Hicks found the back door ajar and three men loading items into bags. Joseph Reyes, 28, was captured. Juan Betancourt, 24, was later arrested. Two escapees sought by police.
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New London
Gately and
Brennan
Bank Street
Henry Hicks
Hicks
Joseph Reyes
Thomas Lyden
Juan Betancourt
New York
Hartford Chinese Claim Neutrality
Hartford residents see Chinese laundries displaying signs declaring neutrality in the Tang wars sweeping the nation. Police report no violence yet and no influx of Chinese from New York as tensions rise after raids on Chinese aliens.
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Hartford
Albany Avenue
Don
New York
Tha
Milk theft spree ends none as Hartford officer watches
Hart ford police kept the home of R T Smith under surveillance after a string of milk thefts stirring fear in the neighborhood. Lieutenant William Weltner ordered Officer James Dooley to remain posted and arrest any suspicious person while the suspect remained at large.
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Hartford
R. T. Smith
Patrfield Avenue
Mr. Smith
William Weltner
James Dooley
Hydroplane stranded on mud flats after crash near Mineola Field
The Curtiss hydroplane crashed in Johnsons Creek Friday afternoon and remained stuck on mud flats through Saturday and Sunday. Pilots Arthur Caperton of Garden City and Irving Teelz of New York were not seen. the craft, damaged while diverting to Mineola Field, may head to New York. The wing’s pontoon sank into the shallow water near the yacht pier.
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Johnson's Creek
Mineola Field
T. T
Fort Jefferson Ferry
Arthur J. Caperton
Garden City
N. Y
Irving Teelz
New York
Caperton
London
Elm Pier
Daily Ambulance Call Log With scattered details
Fragmented record notes ambulance transfers and medical attention. Mrs Charles Rumage of 141 Prince street received maternity care and was sent to Rondgeport hospital. John Dee found on Eers street tied to alcoholism and taken to Hillside home. William Bantas, seventeen months, of 285 Popler street, taken to Bt. Vincent's hospital in serious but not critical condition. Incident at East Wareh ington avenue and East Main street described as an affray. Dr Fornuchel of Pembroke street referenced. police investigating.
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Charles Rumage
Prince Streety
Rondgeport Hospital
P.m
John Dee
Eers Street
Hilside
P Om
William Bantas
Popler Street
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
East Warehington Avenue
East Main Street
D. Fornuchella
Pembroke Street
Burglars Held After Wallmantic Series Break-ins
In Willimantic on September 18 AP reports Stanley Budnick 18 and William Kammins 19 of Allenfield Center were arrested by police at Eagleville on charges of taking part in at least 20 burglaries across Wallmantic South Coventry and Mansfield. They face a hearing tomorrow.
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Willimantic
Stanley Budnick
William Kammins
Alansfield Center
Eagleville
Eday
Wallmantic
South Coventry
Mansfield
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Bridgepoam Radio
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