New York Congressman to Speak at Fifth District Demo Dinner
Congressman Royal H. Weller of New York will be one of the speakers at the eighth annual harmony dinner of the Fifth District Democratic club on October 2 at Champ's Farm. The event signals pre election activity and a toastmaster has not yet been chosen. Expected attendees number 200 to 300 Democrats from all districts. Notable past speakers include Mames Walker, Senator Pat Harrison, James J. Gerard, Joseph Tannulty, Senator David S. Walsh, Senator Edward Ward, and George Gordon Battle. Joseph A. Muldoon chairs the committee. other names include Sigurd Garlaon, Michael H. Small, Alexander J. Elson, and former officials. A reception committee will be formed later.
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Royal H. Weller
New York
Democratic Club
Champ’s Farm
Congressman Weller
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
James Isworth
Frank Hague
Jersey City
N. J
Mames Walker
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
James J. Gerard
Germany
Joseph Tannulty
Woodrow Wilson
David S. Walsh
Massachusetts
Edward Madwards
New Jersey
George Gordon Battle
Welker
Joseph A. Muldoon
Sigurd A. Garlaon
Michael H. Small
Alexander J. Elson
Fred Atwater
Thomas M. Cullilman
Archibald McNett
George E Crawford
James F. Coleman
J. Fred Schempp
William H. Crawford
Richard Lombard
William H. McCombs
Edwin H. Littell
Thomas Barkey
Widow of man killed in fall wins large compensation
Waterbury report says Mrs. Margaret Kedlan widow of Patrick Kedlan of Beacon Falls received 3937.60 in compensation from Commissioner Frederic M Williams for injuries from a truck fall at Beacon Falls. The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co was the respondent with Kedlan paid 12.30 weekly for 312 weeks. Another local case notes Emil Negri of Torrington obtaining 800 in full settlement against Torrington Building Co for a January 9 incident.
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Associated Press
Margaret C. Kedlan
Highland Avenue
Beacon Falls
Patrick Kedlan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Frederic M. Williams
Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company
Kedlan
Emil Negri
Torrington
Torrington Building Company
Riley's Friends Move to Force Milford Voting Rights
Lawrence T. Gallagher and P. C. Riley of Bay View announced legal action to compel Milford town officials to recognize Riley as a Milford resident and grant him voting privileges. Riley had been denied elector status after authorities argued he did not meet six months residency, though he claims residence since March. The case, amid ongoing voter roll additions, will be heard before the town board.
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Milford
Lawrence T. Galleeher
P. C. Riley
Bay View
Board of Selectmen
Riley
Logan
William A. Rogo
Hartford
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Rose
Gallagher
Woman Denies She Had Burglar's Tools
Loretta Savage alias Loretta Gallagher denied possessing burglars tools when arraigned in Superior court in Providence Rhode Island. She was held on fifteen thousand dollars bond after state troopers uncovered a large stock of night powered guns revolvers and two stolen cars at a Harrington house.
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Providence
R. I
Associated Press
Loretta Savage
Loretta Gallagher
Harrington Yeterday
Brookfield Farm Bureau Plans For Year At Meeting
Miss Helen Clark of the Fairfield County Farm bureau will convene Brookfield women at the home of Mrs Fredalek and Curtis Brookfield center Thursday at 2 29 PM to map farm bureau work for the year. Rev Charles B Carpenter and Wil Thun Pinckney enjoy a motor trip to Canada. Gorden Anders visited New York City Saturday with his aunt Miss Ines Anderson. The Curtis school opened for another year. Mr and Mrs Stanley H Peck and Branley Jr were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs John S Trumbull. Mr Canning Watson hosts Dr Watsons mother. Mr and Mrs Harold Behn and daughter Barbara of Bridgeport visited the Elsenheese family. Stetson Ward of Staten Island recently stayed in town. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mitchell of Warren Mass visited Mr and Mrs Leonid H Elsenbass.
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Rept
Helen Clark
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Fredalek & Curtis
Brookfield Center
Farm Bureau
Charles B. Carpenter
Wil- Thun 'T Pinckney
Canada
Gorden Anders
New York City
Ines Anderson
Curtis School
Stanley H Peck
Branley, Jr
John S. Trumbull
Canning Watson
Dr. Watson
Harold Behn
Barbara
Bridgeport
Fred P Elsenheese
Stetson Ward
Staten Island
Benjamin Mitchell
Warren
Mass
Harold and
Arthur Hames
Arlington
Mags
Ends
Leonid H. Elsenbass
Gasoline Station Destroyed After Explosion in Waterbury
Flames and an explosion at 3 p.m. near 388 North Main Street gutted the Connel Licut OH gasoline station interior and damaged a company truck. Fred Hannon drove the burning truck away, preventing further damage as fire crews contained the blaze. Insurance covers the estimated loss under 10 000 with no injuries reported.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
as &@ company
Connec Licut OH Company
North Main Street
Grove Street
Howard M. Byrne
Fred Hannon
Watertown
Victor Sokowski Gets One Year In Waterbury Fatal Brawl
Waterbury city man Mike Sokowski aged 52 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the July 24 fatal brawl with Samson Nuff. Sokowski was sentenced to a year in jail before Judge Edwin C. Dickenson as the September Criminal Superior Court session opened. Nuff died three days after the head injury on the sidewalk.
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Waterbury
Assocated Press
Mike Sokowsk
Man Ester
Edwin C. Dickenson
Criminal Superior Court
Sekowski
Samson Nuff
Nuff
St. Mary's Hospital
Sokowski
Lawrence L. Lewis
Lewis
Harry Pelletier
Lens Migniti
Domenic Porte
Domenic Forte
Patrick O'Brien
Cheshire
Matthew Falcone
Falcone
Patrick Murphy
Anthony Tamaszauskas
Teens in court on theft and breaking and entering charges
Thomas Guglieno, nineteen, pleaded not guilty to theft and faced a suspended year term. Irving Gaess, eighteen, and Charles Darso, twenty, both Waterbury youths, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. Judge Dickengon postponed cases to January and placed youths under probation supervision. Not guilty pleas were entered by Peter Martone for indecent assault Harold Smith for breaking and entering Frank A Holmes for motorbike theft and Albert E Veazey for obtaining money under false pretences.
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Thomas Guglieno
Lewis
Irving Gaess
Charles Darso
Waterbury
Dickengon
Peter Martone
Harold Smith
Frank A. Holmes
Albert E. Veazey
Waterbury Bus Franchise Sold to New England Company
The Waterbury Milldale Tramway sale to New England Transportation Co clears a two year dispute with the Public Utilities Commission over Waterbury Hartford bus service. The Green Line franchise transfer ends a lengthy legal challenge after initial 1924 approval and Superior Court reversals. The sale includes two Waterbury short lines and marks a shift in local transit operation.
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Green Line
New England
Waterbury
Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
Associated Press
Waterbury-Milldale Tramway Company
New England Transportation Company
Waterbury-Milldale
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