Four Great World Powers Accept Pacific Treaty
The Washington conference prepared to announce its first major achievement the four power agreement to maintain peace in the Pacific and abrogate the Anglo Japanese alliance. US Britain France and Japan accept a cooling off process and pledge not to wage war over Pacific island disputes until peaceful settlement. China and Japan discuss control of the Kiao Chou to Shinan Fu railway as part of Shantung talks.
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S-48 Hero Peter Dunne Struck By Pneumonia
Naval hospital reports pneumonia in Peter Dunne the torpedo boy who saved the S-48 crew last week. His mother Mrs Edward Pynne and his fiancee Miss Mae Burns visited the patient after he spoke to her by phone. His condition grew more serious and his January wedding remains planned.
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Fairfield Avenue
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Gregory Street
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Truck Plunges Into Ash Creek Creek. celery saved by bystanders
John Hartman of 137 Madison Avenue drove a Connecticut Celery Co truck on Water Street when the steering gear failed at the Ash Creek bridge. The vehicle broke through rails and sank three feet into water. Hartman jumped free to escape injuries. bystanders saved the truck's celery load worth about 500 dollars.
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Boy May Have Fractured Skull After Ice Wagon Collision
Sam Fargo aged 9 was struck by a car owned by Jordan Godfrey of the Com prest d Paper Box Co while the boy jumped from an Ice wagon near the Naugatuck Ice plant on Housatonic avenue. He was rushed to emergency then St Vincent's hospital in serious condition with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. police investigated and released Mr Godfrey.
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Burglars Hit Three Bridgeport Homes Last Night
Thieves entered three Bridgeport locations and police were notified today. A gold watch and bracelet were stolen from Mrs. William Baseler at 13 Harvey Street. At the Nicholas Candy Kitchen, 1247 State Street, burglars took scales and assorted cigars cigarettes and candy. A break in at 1579 Boston Avenue reported by D. E. Beagh may have yielded nothing missing.
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Itarvey Street
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State Street
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Boston Avenue
De Valera May Resign If Dail Ratifies Pact
London dispatches describe a split in the Dail Eireann cabinet over the Irish peace treaty. De Valera faces pressure from anti treaty elements and could resign if the Dail ratifies, with possible successors and re election moves by Stack and Sureness. Catholic hierarchy expressions favor ratification but seek country consultation.
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Hamilton Bribery Case Continued
Judge William B. Boardman granted a one week continuance in the Hamilton bribery case. Edward J. Hamilton, Republican alderman, was released on bonds after arrest. Proceedings paused as State and defense consented. further arrests hinted by Prosecuting Attorney Garlick while Hamilton reportedly suffers a nervous breakdown at home.
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France Accepts Pacific Treaty Between US Britain France and Japan
The agreement outlined a ten year Pacific rights pact among the United States Britain France and Japan. It provides for joint conferences to settle disputes and a mutual understanding to meet threats through coordinated action. Ratification to take effect in Washington, terminating the 1911 London accord between Britain and Japan.
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Harmony May Prevail in Education Board Meetings
A Board of Education session in First National Bank building will adjourn to Bridgeport pitch school Tuesday evening for a potential party unity between Democratic and Republican members. A dinner for the class in domestic science may precede a hoped harmony. the plan aims to settle differences between the parties.
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Bridgeport Seeks Protection Amid Possible Trolleys Return
Mayor Atwater and Aldermanic committees push for Bridgeport safeguards as hearings loom on whether the Connecticut Company and Boston & Maine assets will revert to the New Haven Railroad. Key talks slated in Hartford and Boston with Chamber of Commerce backing Bridgeport’s transportation interests.
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Hartford Women Charged With Shoplifting In City Court
Mrs Winifred Zerlinska and Mrs George Deacon, both Hartford residents, were arraigned in City court on shoplifting charges after an arrest at Howland's store. They faced $100 bonds and a Tuesday trial, accused of attempting to steal goods valued at 45 dollars from the shop. Also, John G Stevens paid 1 dollar in court for violating the parking ordinance.
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Lawrence Street
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George Deacon
Central Avenue
Howland
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Seaview Avenue
Track Walker And Constable Recover $10,000 Train Loot
Washington express halted near Rowayton at seven this morning as bolts of silk and other valuables were found aboard. Track walker Monahan and Constable George Delle chased suspects to Darien, recapturing a group of New York men and a large Republic truck. Arrested: James Mullen Fred Mauld Morris Romme James A. Murray and William Madden. Police pursue joint inquiry with New York and state detectives into the heist and vehicle ownership.
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Jacob Liitker
St. Anne Avenue
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Darien
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U S Sub S-19 Stays Beside Sunk Vessel
The S-48 sunk Wednesday morning around 10 40 remains off Pen Field Reef with no change in position. Tug John Glen stood by until about 10 last night when unable to sail due to rough water. The S 19 then took the position and stayed with the sunken sub all night.
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Stepney Man Fined After Jitney Bus Collision
Stanley B Joyce of Stepney paid a 25 dollar fine for a collision with a jitney bus run by Charles D Welton of Broad Street on Main and Savoy streets Thanksgivingers was arraigned in the ordinary court on a reckless driving charge and ordered to pay 265 dollars. The bus overturned and three passengers sustained minor injuries. Joyce claimed ice on his windshield impeded visibility.
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End of Radom Case in sight at police conference
A Monday conference involving Coroner John J. Phelan and State police officials is expected to close the investigation into the death of Dr. Elizabeth Tracom of Bostwick Avenue. Authorities hint at no autopsy and believe the death resulted from self destruction, possibly in the presence of unnamed witnesses.
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Virell
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Bostwick Avenue
Fairfeld Street
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Dewey Club Murder Indictments Planned in Stamford Case
State's Attorney Homer Cum mings will present evidence Thursday before the Grand Jury to seek indictments against six Stamford men in the Kilkelly murder at the Dewey club. Suspects include Harry Cavanna, Alex Martin, George Wich niz, William King, William Hichman, and John Bruno, all held on first degree murder charges after bandits robbed and killed Bernard Kilkelly during the August 28 raid.
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William Hichnan
John Bruno
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