Scarlet Fever Patient Leaves Home and Fined
Fairfield Sept 21 special Joseph Satosky of Brentwood Avenue was fined $30 and ordered to stay home after being arraigned in Town Court on failing to observe a quarantine for contagious disease. He was arrested as soon as the quarantine period ended. Various other local arraignments and continuances followed, including battery and road-traffic cases, with several defendants granted bonds or continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Oseph Satosky
Brentwood Avenue
Coate
William A. Kincella
L. E. Poole
John T. Glrnn
Michael Tutay
Superior Court
Marence R. Hall
Vincent ‘. Keapp
Frank Agrut
Danbury
William T. Kurr
Costa
A. Rasten
Highty-Eighth Street
Otone Park
Ameés Finnegan
Simon Gatta
Iidgeportt
Rthur J. Bennett
John B. Carpenter
Frank Ravenue
Tankers
N. C
H. R. Elwood
George Abromitas
Elwood
Jomes W. Gordon
Whiting Street
New Haven
Contable Bennett
Henry McDonal
Villa Avenue
John Bugdany
May Street
Sunings Road
Albert Demschick
Jennings Road
Jenings Road
Kings Highway
Demachick
Derdechick
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Carl V. Back
J. JH. Comtella
Merose Lane
Norwalk
Albert J. Melter
Stanford
Helen Toth
Gerald A. Cunningha
Townlerk
Clara M. Flint
Lorenzo di Battista
Cungis Hilroad
Theress Errica
Stratfield Road
Justice of Pears Jaacon ‘Wakeman
Avon
Edward
Norwalk Hospital
Julius and
Josephine Secon
Cedar Road
Southport
Victor Leo
Frank Edward
Ruth Lillian Westerling
Church Street
Longshoremen Accept Compromise Hours Deal
New York reports 65 000 longshoremen voted to accept a compromise from steamship owners on labor hours. The plan sets 80 cents hourly wages with overtime at 1.20, and a 44 hour workweek year round, replacing the previous 4 1/2 day weekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Coast
The
International
Longahoremen’s Association
Prominent Mason Vandergrift Dies at 63 in Washington
Samuel H Vandergrift, former trustee of the Jo J Vandergrift estate of Pittsburgh and a thirty-third degree Mason, died in Washington today at age sixty three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel H Vandergrift
Jo J. Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
Regimental RIOTS in Holland End with Officer Shot
In Assen yesterday troops of the Twelfth regiment called up for annual training rioted smashing barrack windows and wrecking the canteen. A noncommissioned officer was killed by a bullet and several men were injured. The regiment is confined to barracks during investigation.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Assen
Voters Admitted as Hat to Be Made Near Newtown
Newtown officials admit voters at the town clerk’s office. Nineteen people were registered on September 1 as qualified to receive the oath, with Democrats claiming a slight edge. The session was the last chance before the October 4 election at Town Hall. Further sessions are planned for October 15 and 29 at the brick building to extend eligibility for the November vote. Mrs. Arthur E. Brinton and Miss Adeline Hurd traveled to New Milford for Mrs. Brinton’s aunt, Mrs. John McMahon, who is critically ill at ninety eight. La Salle Fathers of Hartford begin a mission at St. Rome’s on October 3, continuing nightly for a week, with follow-ons at St. Srophe in Stepney and Sacred Heart in Southbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Board of Selectmen
Theas
Arthur E. Brinton
Misa Adeline Hurd
New Milford
Brinton
Mis John McMahon
Miss Hurd
la Salle Fathers of
Hartford
St. Rome's Church
la Salette
St. Rose's Church
St. Srophe Church
Stepney
Sacred Heart Church
Southbury
Forbes Parole Denied for Former Veterans Bureau Chief
Leavenworth Kansas September 21 The Federal Prison board has refused to recommend parole for Colonel Charles R Forbes former director of the United States Veterans Bureau He serves a two year sentence in the U S penitentiary here on charges of defrauding the government in hospital construction for disabled veterans The board continued his case until May 1827
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kansas
Federal Prison Board
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
United States Penitentiary
Dora Ward’s farewell party before leaving for college
Miss Dora Ward was surprised with a farewell party at Mrs. W. F. White’s on Friday as she heads to Storre Agriculture College. Guests included Mrs. White and many friends who presented a floor lamp. Other items note social visits, illnesses, and local movements around Trumbull including Bridge Club hosting and residents moving houses.
New Haven Probate Judge Gilson Endorsed by Democrats
John I. Gilson, judge of probate in the New Haven District, was endorsed today by the Democratic probate convention after being nominated by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
John I. Gilson
Shaw named next judge by Mackenzie in Danbury
Danbury Sept 21 Senator Samuel C Shaw of Redding received a nomination for state Senate and was praised as the likely appointee to the Fairfield County Common Pleas court bench within the year by Harry E Mackenzie Bethel county leader at a post convention dinner The endorsement includes support from leading Fairfield County attorneys and delegates expect the judiciary move to occur in due time Shaw is recognized as a prominent county attorney whose nomination excites his supporters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Samuel C. Shaw
Redding
State Senate
Common Pleas
Harry E. Mackenzie
Bethel
Mackenzie
Shaw
Fairfield County
Senator Shaw
Rotarians Share Experiences From Clubs Abroad And At Home
The Rotary club held an exper ience meeting at Brintfield hotel to discuss members past summer observations in other clubs. John Woodhull read impressions from Paris about war debt views, while C A Willard described welcoming visiting Rotarians in Richmond. Bruce Young spoke on Williamsport hymn and flag, Harvey Went on Fairmont absentee listings, and G Stearna Bushness on Pittsburgh short talks by presiding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Brintfield
John Woodhull
Paris
Rotary
C. A. Willard
Rich-mond
Bruce Young
Williamsport
Harvey Went
Fairmont
N. H
G. Stearna Bushness
Pittabureh
Moose Lodge Reports Visits and Ball Plans
Members of Bridgeport Lodge 289 Loyal Order of Moose met at the clubhouse on State Street with large attendance. The entertainment chair reports all ball tickets sold for the Ritz event on November 1. Officials aim to make this year’s ball the lodge’s largest in history.
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Bridgeport
Orier Moose
State Street
Fred Risley
The
Ritz
Charles Pentz
Maine
Coney Island
Napoleon Lavoie
New York
Brook Iyn
Prediction of 500 Planes in Six Months
Secretary Hoover predicts 600 commercial air planes in service within six months. He notes plant expansion, route development, and personnel growth will strengthen American national defense and civil aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
America
Regular Army Officer Grimes Shoots Self in Despondency
Washington reports the death of Col. George M. Grimes, fifty one, a Regular Army officer and West Point graduate, who shot himself at his home after a despondent period tied to a recent illness. His wife and a maid discovered the body. no other cause is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George M. Grimes
Grimes
Weat Point
Naturalization Court Set for Stamford Session
Stamford September 21 Special. A special session of the naturalization branch of the Superior court will be held here Thursday. Judge Arthur F Bila of the Superior court will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Specia
Naturalizaton Branch
Superior Court
Arthur F. Bila
Brother Admits He Strangled Sister
New York police believe the 18 year old murder case of Margaret Townsend has been solved with her brother Harry Townsend thirty-one, a river boat captain, admitting to strangling her. The two lived in a furnished room at 348 West 22nd Street where the tragedy occurred. He hid the body in an attic and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Townsend
Townsend
Margaret
West 22Nd Street
Milford society notes and local arrivals brief
Milford Sept 231 The Woman's Home Missionary met with Miss Edith Gunn on High Street. The sale of the society paper Woman's Home Missions opened this meeting. Attendance was good and interest was high. Several families who stayed at the beach after Labor Day have returned home. Joseph Rowland former commodore of Milford Yacht Club has returned from the last cruise aboard the yawl Gypsy. Major E W Putney who sold Gypsy has a new boat Qui Vive. Mrs Joseph Hanold returned to Long Island after five weeks with her parents. John Harney returned to St Mary's Seminary in Baltimore. Bar ny a Milford High School and Worcester seminary graduate expected to be ordained next June. Kate Buf fe assists at Wellesley Hall. Warren Willard aboard the liner Majestic plans England visit. Mr and Mrs Ray Willard returned from New York after seeing their son off for Europe. Benevolent Unit of the Women's Association will hold a work meeting at the parish house with July August September birthdays as guests Supper at six and midweek service at seven thirty. Wopowage Lodge of Gold Fellows meets on Wednesday. Mrs James Phillips of Waterbury was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs William A Platt on Bea Side avenue. Mrs Ida Smith of Guilford spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Leslie Meade Smith on Broad Street then returned home.
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Milford
Woman's Home
Edith Gunn
High Street
Woman's Home Missions
Robert Hurle
Center Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Joseph Rowland
Milford Yacht Club
Joe
E. W Putney
Monroe
Virginia
QuiVive
Hampton, Virginia
Mass
Prospect Street
Kate Buh Fe
Wellesley Hall
Warren Willard
Majestic
England
Old Country
Ray Willard
New York
Europe
Clifton
N. J
Elmer Holbeck
Woman’s Association
Wopowage Lodge of Gold Fellows
James Phillips
Waterbury
William A. Platt
Bea Side Avenue
Ida Smith
Guilford
Leslie Meade Smith
Broad Street
Monroe Weekly Notes and Community Events in Connecticut
Monroe records from September describe the Connecticut Milk Producers Association meeting in Hartford with Huntington attendees. Local milk producers visit and plan sessions at Beels home, while residents attend social visits, family events, and a Monroe baseball win over Bridgeport and upcoming games at Newtown and Easton.
Assessors Meet Hartford for State Tax Reading Topics
A meeting of town assessors from across the state will be held here on October 7. Four reading subjects will be discussed including gasoline pumps and stations taxation, exemptions from taxation, automobile taxation, and revaluation.
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Hartford
Rept
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Joseph Satosky
Fairfield Court
Mason
Forbes
Trumbull
Dora Ward
W. F. White
Hiise Ward
Storre Agriculture College
Mia. White
Wilma Schatz
Merrit Shepherd
Haye Howard
Margery Cannon
Mildred Cannon
Jennie Reynolds
Vivian Ichford
Esther Larson
Blot Bjorken
Earl Ward
Ralph Shaw
Leonard Berger
David Wakeley
Marty Kurtz
Charles Hiavasak
Raymond Engstrand
John & Beach
Mary L. Beach
Edward Beach
Florence
Ruth Morehouse
Sherwood Brinemade
Daniews Farm
Elbert Erinamade
Robert T. French
Davis T. Booth
Daniels Farm
Bear Mountain
Storm King Highway 1
Ide Plumb
Bridge Club
White Plain Street
Misa Ethel Gusterberg
White Mountains
Charles Kurts
Marion Bayliss
Raymond Pardy
Katherine Burton
Bt. Holyoke College
Howard Beach
Harold Heach
Bra
Plainville
Bridgeort
Rotarians
MOOSE
Naturalization Court
John M. Burr
George Boehm
Huntington
Connecticut Milk Producers Association
Beel
Bury
Misa Margaret Behrens
Skilmore
New York State
Carmen Oakley
Clarence Burr
Benedict Beardsley
Louis
Beardsley
Herbert Smith
Oxford
J. H
Walker's Field
Herbert Joyce
M. H. Field
Charles F Nichola
Storm King Highway
West Point
Pawling
Kent Falls
Lemuel Swendann
Ebbe Damm
Pueste
Fred Durham
Stevenson
Whittall Teprac Wiltons
Sanford’s
Beauvais Axm
Sanford
Fervac
Sloan’s Axminsters
Sters
Asters
Whittall
Teprac Wilton
Artroom
Wilton
Bagdad
Mecca
Durotex
Main St
Corner Elm St
Cal Barnum
Knowlton ST
Mt. Tom Holyoke, Mass
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