Women to try man who slew friend of wife
Three women were named as jurors to try Charles Price of Lambertville, a white haired truck driver, for the killing of Ed Masterson last April. The case stems from Mrs Price pursuing Masterson against her husband’s sworn agreement allowing buggy rides with the man, signed in March after a violent quarrel over the young Masterson.
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Flemington
N. J
Charles Price
Lambertville
Ed Masterson
Wife Seeks 5000 for Loss of Husbands Affection
Alice Tuttle of Norwalk sues Eva Brillo also of Norwalk in Superior Court claiming damages for loss of her husband Edwin L Tuttle’s affection since their 1919 marriage. The suit alleges Brillo used persuasions to estrange Tuttle from his wife and adds a count of nyconduct against both defendants.
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Superior Cort
Alice Tuttle
Norwalk
Eva Brillo
Edwin L Tuttle
Billo
Tuttle
Syracuse University plans appeal to reinstate former student
Syracuse University officials said they would appeal Beatrice O Anthony of Binghamton to overturn a ruling ordering her reinstatement after dismissal as a home economics student in 1923. Judge Frank H Hiscock will lead the university's case once final judgment is entered. Anthony, who would have graduated in June 1924, has since worked in an insurance office and reported receiving many letters of support and proposals after the case gained publicity.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Associated Press
Syracuse University
Beatrice O. Anthony
Binghamton
Frank H. Hiscock
Hiscock, Williama and Cowle
University
Hiscock
Miss Anthony
College of Home Economics
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Shines at Every Occasion
The ad extols Canada Dry Ginger Ale as the finest evening beverage. It links the drink to hosting charm, memorable hotel visits, and sociable gatherings, claiming its sparkling flavor elevates napery, silver, and mood at dinners, dances, and bridge games.
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Canada
Harvest card party draws Huntington guests and neighbors
Huntington's parish house hosted the annual harvest card party for St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Winners split prizes in bridge whist and pinochle events while guests included Archdeacon Walter Humphrey and Dr Eugene Peck. Youth Red Cross enrollment reached 163 pupils as social events loom with a Farmill River grange play and Friday Huntington Fire company dance.
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C. Edward Perley
John West
Mra
Harry Brownson
Mabel Palmer
Charles McMahon
Frederick Evitts
Arthur Shepherdsop
Ethel M. Beardsley
Charles E Millard
J. Edward Palmer
A. William Cawtnhra
Charles E. Millard
Anna Duball
Waldo Booth
Eather Meacen
Floyd Both
Albert Cawthra
Ernest Blackman
John Hickey
Frederick Cocker
Alexander Marshall
Prancea Cook
Percy Cawthra
Loretta
Wesolowski
Frank Wesolowski
Albert IT. Cook
Ernest 8
Archdeacon
Walter Humphrey
Roxbury
Eugene Peck
New London
Bridgeport
Harriett Leverin
Frederick Evits
Shelton Avenue
Miami
Fla
Winsted
George Judson
Huntington Street
Vincent Tis
Agnes Sable
Stamford
Mary Zak
Huntington
Red Cross
Huntington School
Michael Wesolowski
New Jersey
Felix Weadow
Frederick Booth
Westfield
Mass
Booth
Herbert Ferris
Dorothy Ferris
Kenneth Ferris
Frank Wright
John Wooster
Walnut Tree Hill
Herbert Wright
Stepney
Farmill River Grange
Huntington Fire Company
Echo Hose, Hook and Ladder Company
Shelton
Cedar Cliff
Farmill Street
Bank Teller Seized In Larceny Case At City Court
Frank M. Manning aged 37 and an 18 year veteran teller at People's Trust was arrested on grand larceny charges. He allegedly diverted 15 000 to 20 000 dollars in bank funds earmarked for mortgage interest, some used for stock speculation. Manning posted 10 000 bond after surrendering to authorities at City court.
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Binghamton
Associated Press
Frank M. Manning
People’s Trust Company
Manning
Ball Pond
Treasury official may be Polish fiscal head
Washington reports revive talk on Poland loan with Assistant Secretary Charles S. Dewey named among candidates to oversee Polish expenditures for currency stabilization. State Department signals administration approval for the 70 million project with 45 million to be noted in the United States and the rest abroad.
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Washington
Associated Press
Charles S. Dewey
Treasury Department
Poland
State Department
United States
Chinese Habeas Corpus Hearing Set for October 11
In New Haven a writ of habeas corpus for Ong Jing held in Hartford county jail on $50,000 bail in the Boo Hoo Wing and Chin Lung murder case will be heard by Judge B. Thomas in Hartford on October 11. Edward W. Broder and Thomas J. Spellacy sought the writ. federal district court delayed due to caseload.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Ong Jing
Hartford
Boo Hoo Wing
Chin Lung
B . Thomas
Edward W. Broder
Thomas J Spellacy
Federal District Court
Four Women File Divorce Actions in Superior Court
Four divorce petitions were filed yesterday in Superior Court by women. Elsen Benton of Norwalk accuses husband Harry Benton of cruelty and seeks a decree and name change to Melba McIntosh. Melba Minor of Shelton sues Frederick H Minor of West New York New Jersey for misconduct and gives a 1921 marriage date. Ethel J Stuckey of Norwalk also filed for divorce in the same session.
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Wee
Elsen Benton
Norwalk
Harry Benton
Njee Norwalk
Melba McIntosh
Melba, Minor
Bhelton
Frederick H Minor
West New York
N. J
Ethel J. Stuckey
Divorce Action Seeks Name Change and Custody
Mary Praybysa of Norwalk sues for divorce from Stanley Pryzbysz with desertion on March 15, 1824. Petition cites marriage May 29, 1919 and requests restoration of her former name Ethel Jennings. Custody of three minor children is also sought.
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Lawrence Brucky
Ethel Jennings
Mary P. Praybysa
Norwalk
Stanley Pryzbysz
Boy Nine Hurt When Struck by Automobile
One boy was injured in a vehicle incident yesterday. Bernard Tootuck, nine, of 1215 North Avenue, was struck by a machine operated by Angelo Fusco of 258 Grand Street at Madison Avenue and Grand Street around 11 30 p m He was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment by Dr. David Greenapun A dog was killed by a machine operated by Julia G Nahin of 450 Arctic Street near Roosevelt School shortly after noon
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Bernard Tootuck
North Avenue
Angelo Fusco
Grand Street
Madison Avenue
David Greenapun
Julia G. Nahin
Arctic Street
Roogzevelt School
Byhel B. Cornish Granted Divorce
Ethel B. Cornish of Bridgeport was granted a divorce from Arthur F. Cornish by Judge Alfred C. Baldwin in Superior Court. She testified they married in Hartford October 20, 1918, and soon after she was forced to leave him due to his actions and failure to support. A child was born after the separation and custody was discussed with grandparents’ agreement.
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Cornish
Wan
Eres
Baldwin
Ethel B. Cornish
West Liberty Street
Bridgeport
Alfred C. Baldwin
Arthur F. Cornish
Mra Cornish
Hartford
Man Jailed for Monies Taken from Landlady
Frank Babanec, 46, of Bridgeport, pled guilty to embezzling 1045 dollars from his landlady Mrs Anns Bejus. Judge Leon J Nickerson sentenced him to six months in jail in Criminal Superior Court. Assistant State's Attorney Lorin Wills said Babanec obtained the money to hold and then persuaded her to draw it from a savings bank with a plan to marry in New York.
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Anns
Frank Babanec
Bridgeport
Leonecu J Nickerson
Criminal
Lorin W. Wills
Babanec
New York
Hair Evidence Decides Breach of Peace Case in New Haven
In New Haven on September 28, Judge Stanley Dung presided over a breach of the peace trial for Mary Gotifi, 36, and Lena Perrotti, 33. A quantity of hair found in the envelope Foley carried to City Court was cited by an officer as proof. Perrotti, deemed the aggressor, was fined $5 and warned that further offenses could lead to jail.
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New Haven
Foley
Stenley Dung
Mary Gotifi
Lena Perrotti
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