Father Ads Search for Missing Greenwich Man
Frank Lane, Burlington VI prominent citizen and Lane Press head, travels to Greenwich to investigate the disappearance of his son Charles E Lane, 32, last heard from September 16. He plans to pursue the trail in New York. The missing man is married with two children and took valuables when he left, leaving the family in strained circumstances.
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Greenwich
Frank Lane
Burlington
Lane Press
Charles E., Lane
Sheen
James Slavery
Waterbury
Lane
New York
Pedestrian Struck by Car on Lexington Avenue
A man identified as Tose by Giordano of Lexington Avenue suffered a probable fracture of the right thigh and forehead injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Lexington Avenue. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital by Dr. F. J. O'Briensi. Police have no report of the accident or the driver's name.
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Tose
Giordano
Lexington Avenue
Sti. Vincent's Hospital
F. J
O'Briensi
Stranger Seen in Room. $20 Missing After Break-In
Mantel Plotnick of 487 Madison Avenue told police aunknown man entered his bedroom yesterday morning. The intruder fled when confronted and $20 from his trouser pocket was missing. Further details on the suspect were not available.
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Mantel Plotnick
Madison Avenue
Plotnick
Five men to face district court at New Haven
Five men including Michal Deighery Jr Dan Edward Derigibus Fred Kirk William J OBrien and John Krautter will appear in United States District Court in New Haven before Judge Edwin for conspiracy to transport liquor The case involves 100 barrels of grain alcohol mostly recovered with some missing and stored at the federal building Also on the docket are Walter C Anderson and Samuel J Keogh Bridgeport charged with conspiring to sell square However postal clerks cases and submarine cooking notes appear on the docket with uncertain relevance to the main cases
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United States District Court
New Haven
Edwin ‘S. Thomas
Engreight
Eain Alchohol
New
Michal Deighery Jr
Dan Edward
Walter C. Anderson
Samuel J. Keogh
Bridgeport
Largest oyster steamer visits Bridgeport harbor
The Joan M. Worth from New London anchored at Lewis Oyster dock last week. The vessel showcases modern oyster dredging gear as the State Shellfish commission restocks public beds in the Sound. Tide irregularities caused minor mishaps among boat owners, while local yacht clubs finish outdoor seasons and prepare indoor schedules. Bituminous coal arrives in larger quantities, with barges seen Friday and Saturday, signaling no coal shortage for winter.
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Bridgeport
Lewis
Pembroke Street
Joan M. Worth
New London
State Shellfish Commission
Daylight Saving Ends Across New England
Daylight saving ends and standard time resumes from the last Sunday in April shift back at 2. Factories, city offices, and business houses reopen on standard time. The New Haven road initiates conforming changes as do most locals, with only city tent permits showing a unique handling.
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New England
New Haven
Board of .Recreation
Cocktails Stir Debates On Law Courts And Dueling
London report quotes Sir Claude Champion de Crespigny denouncing law courts as the refuge of the proletariat and urging disputes to be settled by duel. He condemns cocktails as poisonous miseries, recounting a National Sporting Club night and a historic, sensational origin of the cocktail.
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Thomas C. Watson
London
Sir Claude Champion Ge
Srigny
Corinthians
William the Conqueror
Claude
Sesson
National Sporting Club
Sir Claude
Burke
Debbrott
International News Service
Corréspondment
Texas
Soad
America
Stratford Road Crash Injures IRL and Asars
Stratford officer Benjamin Smin responded after a vehicle collision on Stratford Road. IRL, driving Tawrene Mroad Street, suffered injuries while a passenger's details and exact actions remain unclear amid a chaotic scene near Walnut Beach.
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Irl
ASARS
Stratford Road
Stratford
Lemry
Pairfiel
Fidgeport
Sterday
Riftine 1
Tawrene Mroad
Bridgeware
Walnut Beach
Danbury Liquor Raids Prompt Three Arrests
Danbury officials arrested three individuals after raids on a liquor operation. Mrs Pater Gabri, Henry Weyand, and Jats Murphy face liquor law charges and were bonded at 400 and 209 dollars each. The proprietors and bartenders are scheduled for a Monday morning hearing.
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Danbury
Speakaly
Wera
Spoll
Mra
Pater Gabril
Railroad Avenue
Henry Weyand
Fearik Bartley
River Street
Jats Murphy
Daniel McNamara
South Street
Warman
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Omy
North America
Harbor News
Stratford Avenue
Hanve.o
Daylight Saving
Glenwood
Frarom the
Énwood
GEO
Nothiagle.& Son
Main ST
Corner Elm ST
Hla Clases
Clgude
Times
G Fourmet
Ag Yeh
Hampton Court
Victories Ramecock
Kane
Benjamin Smin
Stratford Police
Mane
Turole
Fashion Park
Saturday Evening Post
Dabbs
Westbrook
Eagle Bolton
Farwit
An Eagle
the Electric Shop
Mothers of Today
THE
United Illuminating CO
Broad & Cannon Streets
Barnum Bar
Ceylon
Barnum
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