Jitney Drivers Held After Bus Crash Injures Ten
Two jitney drivers were arrested after a loaded jitney crashed into a parked delivery car on Kossuth street, toppled over, and damaged both vehicles. Drivers dispute fault, cases will go to City Court. Ten injured and treated for fractures, abrasions, and shock. none hospitalized.
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Roxsum Street
At & O'Clock
John Noonan
Barnilm Avenue
Kossuth Street
Max Krasnbolfsky
Hig Jittey
Jitney
Delvery
Noonan Alteges
Georg Middleton
Sage Street
Cla
Middleton Ferries
Nootan
Middleton
A C Veterans To Have Reunion At New London
At a meeting in the Raymond Wi Harris Post Veterans of Farrelm War last night plans for the third annual convention at Ocean Beach in New London were laid. About 75 to 100 members from Fairfield avenue and Water street will march to the event at 7 o clock. Chaplain F Rettly and battery commanders are slated to attend along with “Daddy” Long. The convention is expected to be the largest yet with New London civic groups aiding entertainment and planning.
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Raymond Wi. Harris
New London
Couple Arrested on Adultery Charge in City
Trailed from Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania to Meriden and then to this city Anthony Wroby aged 28 and Mrs Broghans Owcenko aged 25 were arrested at 469 Gregory Street early morning by Bureau of Investigation officers on the complaint of Lazar Owcenko who arrived here with a detective from Wilkes Barre The pair were held on bond of 500 each on a charge of adultery.
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Wilkes Barre
Meriden
Anthony Wroby
Stephen Karl of Milford Weds Brooklyn Girl
Milford, Sept 15 Special Cards received here announce the marriage of Misa Miriam Adelaide Bligh, daughter of Mrs. James W. MacLachlan of Brooklyn, to John Martin Karl, son of Stephen Karl of New Haven turnpike Milford. The ceremony was at the Church of Nativity Brooklyn yesterday. Attendants were Leo Karl of Milford and Miss Margaret Cochran of Brooklyn. The couple will reside in New Canaan where Karl runs an automobile business.
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Milford
Misa
Miriam Adelaide Bligh
James W. MacLachlan
Booklyn
John Martin Karl
Stephen Karl
New Haven Turnpike
Church of Nativity
Brooklyn
Leo Karl
Margaret Cochran
Karl
New Cungan
Building commissioners grant seven permits in city
The Building Commission issued seven permits with a total value of 17 078 dollars last night. Projects include a one story frame addition on High Street and a frame garage on Queen Street. Other entries list Balcony work on Olive Street and various store and dwelling enlargements along Nobles Avenue Fairfield and Waldorf avenues.
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Baton
The
Building Commission
High Street
Columbus
Rame
Queen Street
Fred Waugh
Olive Street
William Fotey
Framsagnarare
Avenue
Marshall Banks
Noblesavenue
Robert Watt
Thve
Fairfield and Waldorf Avenues
Bridgeport Investing Company
Democratic Association meets in Sixth Street club rooms
Members of the Democratic Association gathered last night at the Twelfth district Democratic club rooms on Sixth Street to discuss future plans and handle routine business including ordering payment of a number of bills. The regular meeting is set for the first Monday of October.
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Democratic Association
Twelfth District Democcratic Club
Sixth Street
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