Catholics Flee Ulster Tension Escalates Across Belfast
Report describes Belfast outrages as southern forces mass along Ulster borders. Suspected arson injures a servant in the Doctor's residence amid tensions. Sir James Craig urges strong action. Michael Collins disclaims responsibility for the menace and vows to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganz
Susan McCormick
London
Forl of
Cavan
Earl of Balfour
Ulster
Belfast
James Craig
Sinn Fein
Collins
Michael Collins
Senators Back Cash Bonus For Veterans
An increasing number of Republican and Democratic senators line up behind a straight cash bonus as a substitute for the McCumber insurance certificate plan. Senator Bursum of New Mexico presses the cash bonus, claiming support from at least 15 Republican colleagues and others, arguing debt to ex-service men must be paid promptly without strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
Bursum
New Mexico
Senate Finance Committee
Sven
Obituary notices for Mulhern Curry and Golochowicz
Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret Mulhern at 8:30 a m at her home and 9 a m at St Augustine's church with a requiem Mass. Interment followed in St Michaels cemetery. Willem J Curry's funeral occurred at 2 30 p m from 17 Bishop Avenue with pallbearers named. Antoni Golochowicz died at 9 Hunting Street and will be buried in Brooklyn after a solemn Mass at Our Lady of Consolation. burial at St John's cemetery. The will of John F McAuliffe, found dead in a car, was admitted to probate. heirs are wife Emily L and daughter Edith F McAuliffe of 504 Brooks Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mulhern
Peter Mulhern
Grand Street
St. Augustine's Church
Soler
Ev. Robert Bowe
John Henley
Maria” Ami
Frits K. G Weber
Michael Barry
Thomas Mulhern
James Anderson
St Michaels Cemetery
William J. Carrs
George Smith
Newfeldae
Willem J. Curry
Bishop Avenue
Pall- Denters
Henry Frown
John Saree
Leonard Hirst
Herbert
Taeabeecheer
Antoni Golochowicx
Antoni Golochowics
Hattie Wolski
Hunting Street
Brooklyn
Church of Our Lady of Consolation
St John's Cemetery
John F. McAuliffe
Paul Miller
Emily L
Edith F. McAuliffe
Brooks Street
H. Wolski
N. Y
St. John's Cemetery
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Snow
Inney M. Hayward
E. Snow
First Baptist Church
West and
Washington Avenues
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Stratford Avenue
RKS
John H. Sparks
Black Rock Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's
Charles Collette Improves After Lexington Accident
Charles Collette five of Lexington Avenue shows improvement after an accident at Main Street and being struck by a motor truck. His condition remains serious though a marked improvement is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collette
Lexington Avenue
Main
Boys and Girls Deo Cash Price Challenge
Fragmentary notice urges participation in a sales event referencing June and cash prices. Mentions Deo and box S45 with a sales incentive. No clear dates or organizations beyond generic terms.
Battling Kunz To Stage Comeback
Norwalk reports that former lightweight state champion Battling Kunz will reenter the ring after an operation for hernia. He, about 26, recently entered hospital here and hopes to resume future bouts. Kunz runs a saloon and has had prior courtroom visits, including a pledge to quit drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Kunz
Chick” Brown
New Haven
Wil
Edwin §. Thomas
Foreclosure Certificate Filed Against Local High School Figure
A certificate of foreclosure was filed by Bartlett Keeler Cohen for Albert W. Langenegger against Thomas Caskey and others over a $4,000 mortgage on West Morgan Avenue property. Caskey, former assistant principal and treasurer of a local realty firm, is linked to fraud awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Keeler Cohen
Albert W. Langenegger
Thomas Caskey
Effie KE. Caskey
Frank H. Wells
Hattie Wells
Stanton R. Smith
le Roy Sargent Company Inn
West
Morgan Avenue
Caskey
John Wallis
Reverend Day to Speak at Froebel Kinderzar Commencement
Commencement exercises for the Fannie A. Smith Froebel Kindergarten senior class occur Friday at 11 AM in People's Presbyterian Church with Dr. William Horace Day delivering the address to the graduates. The list includes Helen Davidson New Haven Anna McManus West Haven Frances Scannell New Haven Catherine Fiske New Haven Helen Pease Greenfield Hil Alice Hawsxhurst Norwalk Ruth VanCore Brook N H Miss Gladys Wilkinson Danbury Gertrude Boylan Naugatuck Iva Lovering Seymour Virginia Reynal Branford Edith Grindle Stratford Marie Callahan Stratford Elizabeth Denison Mystic. Smith plans a luncheon for graduates tomorrow at 1 PM followed by ivy planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Smith Froebel Kinderzarten
People’s Presbyterian Church
William Horace Day
United Congregational Church
Helen Davidson
New Haven
Anna McManus
West
Frances Scannell
Catherine Fiske
Helen Pease
Green- Seid Hil
Alice Hawsxhurst
Norwalk
Ruth VanCore
Colbrook
N_ Hi
Gladys Wilkinson
Danbury
Gertrude Boylan
Naugatuck
Florence Roberts
West Haven
Iva Lovering
Seymour
Virginia Reynal
Branford
Edith Grindle
Stratford
Marie Callahan
Elizabeth Denison
Mystic
Smith
Attorneys Given Week For Briefs In Bridgeport Bank Case
Judge Isaac Wolfe of the Superior Court gave attorneys one week from today to file briefs in the injunction actions brought by West Side Bank against Bridgeport Savings Bank and American Bank and Trust. Next Friday will see briefs filed. no final argument date set yet. Bridgeport Savings Bank has kept its branch banks closed during the injunction proceedings, though they were due to open yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac Wolfe
Superior Court
West Side Bank
Bridgeport Savings Bank
American Bank and Trust Company
Bridgeport Savings Bank i
Bandits Not To Be Tried Next Week
Three bandits held in the county jail for a daylight payroll robbery will not be tried next week. Clerk Fred W. Tracy of the Superior court said no word came from State's Attorney Homer S Cummings, but the May term will not be called into session. Assistant Prosecutor Vincent Keating said if recess occurs, other pending drought cases may be brought to trial at a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Company
Fred W. Tracy
Superior Court
Homer S Cemmings
Vincent Keating
John St. Barnum
Chala Rontokowakt Zetomer
Gorod Romni
Poltawsky
Guberni
Kovakte Ulisse
Russia
Onder
Emer
Eringeport Times
S* Monepaper
Bridgeport
Michael J. Flanagan
Tor
Carnival Players Belongings Stolen
Julius Mechanic of Philadelphia and Al Simons of New York report their suit cases with personal belongings stolen from their room at Adams House on Fairfield Avenue. Police are seeking the missing goods as detectives investigate the Keystone Carnival at the West End circus lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Mechanic
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
al Simons
Broadway
New York
Keystone
West End
Adam
Damages Awarded To Importers in Sugar Contract Suit
Fing & Company of New York sugar importers and others won damages in Superior Court against Isaac Swirsky wholesale grocer and others. Plaintiffs alleged an agreement on April 14 1920 to sell 490 tons of Java white sugar at 20 cents a pound for July August shipment, but the market fell and the contract was repudiated. Damages originally claimed were 260000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fing & Company of
New York
Hinman
Isaac Swirsky
Ater
Executrix Named for Estate of Al cide Charland
Winifred Charland widow of Al cide Charland was named executrix of his estate in probate this morning. Appraisers Nicholas Tesing and Sanford Randall valued equity at $550 for property on Birmingham Street. The first creditors meeting was held in this city with judges Keogh and Portes presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Charland
Alcide Charland
Paul L. Miller
Nicholas Tesing
Sanford Randall
Birmingham Street
Whiskey Maker Learns Of Volstead
Petersburg West Virginia reports state police arresting Henry Hours a veteran Smokehole district resident after a raid. Hours claimed forty years of whiskey making and hinted at a long-running stir, with Corporal Briner calling the event the start of an educational campaign in the Smokehole region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
W. Va
Henry Hours
Smokehole
Grant
Pendleton
Hours
Briner
Sheriffs Begin Examination of Charles Rogers Samford
Deputies from Westchester County and Acting Chief John Buraham opened an inquiry into Charles Rogers a well known ex service man and family member once prominent. They referenced statements from James J. Cunningham linking Rogers to transporting a man named Joe Jackson to a sanitarium in the city and note Rogers drove a Hudson super six car. Police questioned Natale taxi driver amid widespread investigation by Pinkerton agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samford
Eueree
George L. Werner
Raymond Still
Frederick Russcoe
Westchester County
John B. Buraham
Charles Rogers
Burnham
James J. Cunningham
New York
Joe” Jackson
Petersoas
Rogers
Cunningham
Ward Bak- Sry Company
Natale
Pinkerton
Mayor Atwater To Deliver Message To Common Council
Mayor Atwater will deliver the customary annual message to Common Council members on Monday June 5. The address will outline economy strides under the present administration, and present plans hopes and recommendations for the citys future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aosta
Common Council
Can Civilization Be Fazed Asks Rev James Gilkey
Derby June 2 reports from the convention men’s clubs include officer and committee updates led by Mrs. Houghton of Hartford and Thompsonville. Rev James Gordon Gilkey of Springfield Mass spoke on the main afternoon topic Can Civilization Be Fazed with a meeting featuring state and national federation leaders and committee heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
George H. Houghton
Hartford
Connecticut Federation of Wa- General Federation
Horace B. Brainard
J. Hamilton Potter
Harry C. Brainard
Thompsonville
James E. Todd
New Haven
Henry M. Shartenberg
State Endowment Fund
E. L. Nettleton
F. W. Gerard
E. A. Evans
L. S. Cummings
Mary F. Potter
John C. Downs
Gladys Bishop
James Gordon Gilkey
Springfield
Mass
Quiet Day at Emergency Hospital and Clinics
Emergency hospital staff had a calm morning with no ambulance calls by noon. Clinics handled their usual patient load, and the dispensary received several minor injury cases.
Russo Savoia cases in Common Pleas before Judge Walsh
Antonio Russo faces two actions in Common Pleas, Russo vs Digio and Russo vs Izzo, over alleged failure to pay for a ship. Judge John J. Walsh may render a decision early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Russo
Fili Typo Digio
Francesco Izzo
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Rai
Cision
Judge Declares Recess in Superior Court Session
Judge Newell Jeamines declared a recess at 11 o'clock after the first case was heard and several defendants failed to appear. The court convened at 9. One case was tried before the recess, and four divorces were heard today with eight on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Jeamines
Horvath Again In Court Over Foreclosure Action
Nicholas Horvath and others face a writ of seizure in court as Emma Lake and co defendants seek foreclosure of a Cherry Street property for alleged debt of $4,000. Named defendants include Anna Papp Samuel Greenbaum Abe S Gelding and Julia Virag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Emma Lake
Cherry Street
Anna Papp
Samuel Greenbaum
Abe S. Gelding
Julia Virag Ars
Panama Canal Zone bans alfalfa hay from Ecuador
Washington June 2 The chief wealth office of the Panama Canal Zone issued an order excluding shipments of alfalfa or hay from Ecuador into the Panama Canal Zone due to foot and mouth disease outbreaks in several regions of Ecuador, according to a Department of Agriculture announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Panama Canal Zone
Ecuador
Department of Agriculture
Love and Studies Will Not Mix on Campus Marriages
Northwestern and University of Chicago authorities call campus marriages a distraction for single students and back Wisconsin’s expulsion of two secretly wed students. Deans Fitzkiner and Robertson say love demands too much focus and that married couples should wait to study until after marriage, though they exempt already married couples who adapt to campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam T Tme
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Roy, Fitckinser
College of Liberal Arts
Northwestern
David A. Robertson
Truck Garden On Auto Is Latest In Colorado
Colorado Springs residents this week witnessed a traveling truck garden. A tourist with wife and five children in the tonneau carried a neatly cultivated garden on the running boards. He irrigated the vegetables with a sprinkler while traffic waited at a street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truck Garden
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Col
Miners rush to cedar creek gold strike in caribou district
Vancouver reports a new Cedar Creek gold strike in the Caribou district east of the city. A. E. Platt and John Lyne accidentally uncovered gold while working along the creek, extracting about 4000 in dust, reviving memories of the Klondike and triggering a rush that could attract substantial mining interest and investments valued at millions due to past discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Cedar Creek
Caribou
A. E. Platt
John Lyne
Platt
Lyne
Girl Presented Medal For Saving Eleven Lives
Washington June 2 Miss Helen Hopkins captain of a girl scout troop received a gold medal for valor for helping save eleven lives during the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster. Secretary Hoover presented the emblem on behalf of the Girl Scouts of America. Miss Hopkins was in the orchestra when the accident occurred as officials and scouts watched the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helen Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Girl Scouts of America
Miss Hopkins
Girl Scout Council
Chicago Preacher Defends Flappers
Chicago June 2 A debate over flappers pits Rev Mrs Alice Philips Aldrich of the Illinois Vigilance Association against Rev Dr John Thompson of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Aldrich criticizes modern youth guidance while Thompson defends flappers as misunderstood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alice Philips Aldrich
Illinois Vigilance Association
Aldrich Follo
Special Service Department
Evanston Women's Club
John Thompson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Coe
Naval Officers Arrested After Cafe Brawl in Cherbourg
United States Navy officers from the supply ship Trinity were arrested after a brawl with French sailors in a Cherbourg cafe. They were escorted to their ship by a guard of marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbours
France
Trinity
Flanagan Denies Truth of Statements in Missing Smith Case
Police widen probe as they chase rumors about the missing ex fax collector Smith. Circulars to cities and towns have been sent and await returns while Charles F. Gorman reviews City Auditor Keating’s books for the Bonding and Insurance Company. He will report findings after a preliminary visit concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Police Department
Ciites
Charles F. Gorman
Keating
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Gorman
Bonding
Former All America Halfback Killed By Train
Coroner to move body to Fable morgue in Westport after an inquest next morning. Captain Courtney, famed Bridgeport referee and Fourth Aero Squadron captain, was active as a revenue agent handling estate transfers. Kiernan of the Internal Revenue Service confirmed Courtney’s death but had few details, noting possible train involvement and missing daily reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nolan
Westport
Courtney
Bridgeport
Connie Lewis
Fourth Aero Squadron
A. E
Solomon
John J. Phelan
Harlem
New York
New Haven
INS
John S Kiernan
Internal Revenue Department
Joseph B. Courtney
Kiernan
Stamford
Donkey Polo Sparks Laughs At Near East Campus
Donkey polo at American University of Beirut draws laughs as riders strike at a ball with hockey sticks while donkeys seemingly miss the object. The piece notes Americans introducing polo and other sports, plus a campaign to raise 1,000,000 dollars with Constantinople Woman's College and Robert College. A Robert College race report follows, detailing Tonas, Athanassiades, Hadrimtos, Navasartian and other students' efforts and cheers on the hill, with a dramatic finish and a sprint to fifth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
American University of Beirut
Syria
Constantinople Woman's College
Robert College
American University
Tonas
Athanassiades
Athanassialos
Finshed
Hadrimtsos
Navasartian
Mtr
Symeonides
Aides
Simmy
Air travel in France shows high safety levels
Paris reports that aircraft travel nears boat or train safety. After about 3,000,000 passenger miles, seventeen deaths and four injuries are recorded. Since January 2019, 22,844 passengers were carried, with statistics from six major French airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Pasenger Air
Aiea
Eae
Prof Riggs To Become Priest In Hartford Ordination
Prof T Lawrason Riggs son of a Washington banker and former Yale English instructor will be ordained June 10 at St Josephs cathedral Hartford. Jerome T Cooke Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jerome T Cooke of 180 Main St will also take vows and join the secular order. Both were prefects at St Thomas seminary last year and Riggs will be ordained into the priesthood after a path through Westminster School Yale Harvard and Catholic University. His service marks a major step in a notable family active in New London New Haven and Washington circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lawrason Riggs
Washington
Yale University
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Hartford
Jerome T. Cooke, Jr
Jerome.t. Cooke
Main Street
Prez ‘Ss
Riggs
Westminster School
Simsbury
Yale
Harvard
Yale Mobile Hospital
France
Catholic University
D. C
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
Yonkora
New London
New Haven
Riggs National Bank
Paving Contract For Westport Road Awarded Today
Westport Conn June 2 the paving contract for six to seven miles of the new state road between Hin deeport and the state line from the Euo property in Saugatuck to Southport has been awarded to Hasam Pavement Co New Haven for 158000 Construction will begin next week A bridge over the Saugatuck river will delay heavy traffic opening until legislative approval is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Conn
Hindeeport
State Line
Euo
Saugatuck
Southport
State Highway Department
Hasam Pavement Company of
New Haven
Sausatuck River
Tatem Testimony Seeks Divorce Over Bitter Fight
William H. Tatem testifies his wife Mamie disliked him and quarreled with him and neighbors. The Tatems married in Norwalk on December 5, 1915, and Mamie deserted in October 1918 for unknown parts. Two Norwalk witnesses corroborate, and Judge Jennings grants the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tatem
Mamie Tatem
Norwalk
Jennings
Westport Y To Start New $250,000 M C A Building
Westport on June 2 B. Bedford a prominent local millionaire announced plans to begin construction of a new 250000 dollar M C A building. The project stalled earlier due to building conditions but is now set to be one of the finest structures in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
B. T. Bedford
Japanese troops extend Siberian occupation report
Wire brief from Copenhagen says Japanese advance along the Manchurian railway and occupy positions in the Siberian maritime provinces. Also noted are a pair of balloon pilots landing after an eight hour mission over Lake Erie and a British MP dying after an express accident. Two Welfare Building meetings are scheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Siberia
Moscow
Kharb
Siberian
Cleveland
James T. Neely
James B. Jordan
Army Baloon No. 5
Dover Village
Here
Lake Erie
Ralph 3. Upson
Detroit
CG. G. Audrus
Washington
Concord Chesterfield
England
J. D. Reed
East Nottingham
Board of Charity Commissioners
Municipal Garage Commission
Collective bargaining and arbitration in labor disputes
A call to write an essay supporting collective bargaining and arbitration as applied to labor union and employer agreements. Contest offers $60 prize for best essay and directs submissions to the Secretary of Bridgeport Typographical Union P.O. Box 845 by June 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Bridgeport Typographical Union
P.O. Box
City of Bridgeport
Secretary of
Valentino Case Focuses on Chaperone at Palm Springs
Pre liminary hearing today on Rodolpho Valentino charged with bigamy after marrying Winifred Hudnut in Mexicali on May 14 before finalizing a divorce from Jean Acker. Deputy DA Costella announced the defense starts Monday. Dr Floren White, claimed chaperone of the wedding party, is en route to Los Angeles to testify for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodolpho Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Mexicali
Mexico
Jean Acker
J.P. Costella
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Floren Mansfield White
Los Angeles
San Bernardino Mountains
White
Valentino
Palm Springs
Beardsley Park to Open Three New Holes Saturday
Capt. Dan Carten announces three new holes will open at Beardsley Park golf links tomorrow with Saturday play and a Memorial Day tournament drawing strong interest. A large field is also expected for Sunday open competitions as recruiting for Maks sport rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsley Park
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Jone
United States
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Horvath
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All America
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Westport Road
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Amt
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Knitting Mills
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City Links
Golochowicz
Antoni Golochewiz
George P. Potter
McKeon, Brown & Adley Funeral Home
Fairfield Ave
T. H. Brown
Ss. Mi
M. Quinn & Co
State St
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Charles’ A. Doebeli
Reservoir Ave
Noble
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