Lieut G A Haux Moves Office To Third Floor
Workmen at police headquarters are creating a new Bertillon office for Lieutenant George A Haux on the building's third floor. The move aims to centralize his equipment and prisoner files, with completion expected in a few days and supervision remaining under Captain Regan of the detective bureau.
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Police
George A. Haux
Haux
Sertillion Department
Qe Detective Bureau
Gus
Regan
Butreau
Social Gathering Recalls Guests From Tashua and Long Hill
Tashua and Long Hill hosted gatherings at the home of Mr and Mrs S G Seeley with guests including Mr and Mrs Francis Jelliffe of Westport Mr and Mrs Solon B Wales of Monroe and Mrs Peter Kinghorn Also Miss Fannie Schmidt of Tashua who soon would wed Howley of Monroe hosted a kitchen shower at her parents home. Bridgeport and Tashua friends gave gifts and a Pyrex shower preceded the event. A long list of attendees from Bridgeport Tashua and nearby towns attended the evening with dancing cake and ice cream.
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S. G. Seeley
Francis Jelliffe
Westport
Solon B. Wales
Monroe
Peter Kinghorn
Ith 'Waes
Aliee Proudman
Hampton
Virginia
Fannie Schmidt
Tashua
Howley
Richardchmidt
Bridgeport
Tashuay
Benedict Spath
Gamba Hil
Wayne Exomar
Grace Calcott
Stratford
Benedict ‘Booth
George Karchele
George Heimrich
Samuel Seeley, Jr
aThone
J. F. Mott
Charles Wayne
Hudson
New York
Ruth Walter
Irma Beach
Long Hil
George Ehrshardt
Merton Greenman
Newtown
John Kachele
Albert Helmrich
Arthur and
William Adams
Frank Mallett
Misa Frances Mallett
Chauncey Millmarel
Millie Spath
Taahna
British firm buys $25 million GM stake in deal report
Washington reports Explosive jes. Ltd. of London acquired a $25,000,000 interest in the General Motors Corporation of America. Advices received yesterday by the Department of Commerce indicate the British company ranks among the six largest trading concerns in the city.
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General Motors
Washinston
Explosive Jes. Ltd
London
General Motors Corporation of America
Department of Commerce
Civil War records offered for city archives and local divorces aired
William E. Baillie of Washington Avenue delivered books and papers on Civil War enlistments and citizen contributions from Bridgeport to City Clerk Robinson urging archival custody. In separate matters, Mrs Anna HajduK seeks divorce in Superior Court citing custody of their child Beta, while Frank Aurilio files for divorce from May Reno Aurilio. Census figures reveal Kansas City population at 324,410 up 30.6 percent, with Santa Barbara Elyria Petersburg listed with notable increases.
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United States Civil Service
Bridgeport
United States
Bridgeport Post Office
Custom House Tower
Boston
William EB. Baillie
Washington Avenue
Daniel Sterling
Robinson
Sterling
Ball
Czecho-Slovakia
Anna Hajduk
Beta
Frank Aurilio
Reno Aurilio
Washington
Kansas City
Santa Barbara
Cal
Elyria
Ohio
Petersburg
Memorial monument drive for 1st division hero Lt Keating
New Haven Aug 24 A movement to erect a battle monument in Washington or Arlington honors the head of the First division in France. About 150 to 200 members of the division hailed from New Haven area. Capt Thomas L Cornell Yale graduate is among Connecticut medal recipients and serves on the fundraising committee alongside V Cross Emil Replat William Crabtree and Lt Vincent I Keating of Bridgeport.
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New Haven
National Capital
Arlington
France
Connecticut
Thomas L. Cornell
Yale
Thomas Cornell
National Box Folding Company
E.shelton Cornell
This City Land
New York
Cornell
V.cross
Naugatuck
Emil FP. Replat
28Th Infantry
Newark Avenue
Hartford
William Crabtree
East Hartford
Lieut
Vincent I. Keating
Bridgeport
Minor Sues Over 1919 Stamford Avenue Crash
Ethel Kandetzke, a minor from this city, sues Philip Gray of Greenwich for 2000 damages in the Common Pleas. She alleges her cross on Barnum avenue on August 24, 1919 resulted in permanent injuries from an automobile owned by the defendant. Other filings include Alfred H. Foster v George H. Foster for 1000, Louis Nurnberg v Samuel Land for 500, Greenwich Sash & Door Co v Mary and John Whelan for 300, and Lewis Curti et al v Harry Illions for 1000.
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Ethel Kandetzke
Court of Common Pleas
Philip Gray
Greenwich
Theodore Kandetzke
Barnum Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Alfred H. Foster
Stamford
George H. Foster
Louis Nurnberg
Samuel Land
Brooklyn
N. C
The
Greenwich Sash & Door Co
Mary
John Whelan
Lewis Curti
Harry Illions
New York
Foreclosure Suits Filed On Local Properties
Arthur B. Schwarz files foreclosure action against Charles MacKenzie over Norland Manor property. Frederick Hindsley initiates suit in Superior Court claiming foreclosure on property on Gem V Avenue.
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Arthur B. Schwarz
Charles MacKenzie
Norland Manor
Frederick Hindsley
Superior Court
Gemv Avenue
Wheat Outlook in Europe from the International Institute
Rome report shows Hungary producing 930000 tons within treaty frontiers for 1920 wheat. Other nations give no firm figures, but Bulgaria Denmark France Serbia Luxembourg Holland Romania and Sweden are listed as good. Germany Czechoslovakia Poland Scotland Ireland near average. England Wales below average.
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Rome
Aus
the International Institute of Agriculture
Hungary
Bulgaria
Denmark
France
Serbia
Luxembourg
Holland
Rumania
Sweden
Germany
Czechovakia
Poland
Scotland
Ireland
England
Wales
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Tashua and
Long Hill
Lora Hickey
Thorn New England Telephone
Pembroke Hotel
Woodnt
Dorothy Secley
Ition
Bridgett Brans Company
J. R. Sheffield
Christchurch
Windsor
Mrs. Adams
Dandraff
Lieut. Keating
Common Pleas
Europe
MEIGS
Main ST
Fairfield Ave
Conn
Evers
Feidgens
Pan
Weidlich
Dr. Weidlich
Alvord
Citizen’s
Dr. Alvord
New York Pier
NEW England Steamship Co
Frisbie's
Frisbie
P. Sproviere
G. Hunt Wilber
Orn
Stratford Avenue
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