Two High School Boys Missing in Stratford Case
Stratford police and local authorities pursue Kenneth Moore 15 missing after school Wednesday. Clues tie Moore to Sydney Dymkoski 14, reportedly missing from Maple Street home. NY authorities contacted as Moore and Dymkoski were friends and may have gone to New York.
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Kenneth Moore
George Moore
Bureau of Missing Persons
Sydney Dymkoski
Maple Street
Dymkoski
New York
Dymkosk
Moore
Fifty Special Trains for Yale Harvard Game
New Haven N H and Hartford Railroad will run fifty special trains to bring fans to New Haven for the Yale Harvard game with roughly half from New York and half from Boston. The bowl seats about 75 000. the gridiron sits 27 feet below ground and upper seats extend 27 feet above. President Lowell of Harvard attends events with Governor elect Lake of Connecticut, while coal shortages threaten return trips if barge coal is delayed.
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Harvard
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Hartford
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Governorelect
Everett J. Lake
Connecticut
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Lake
Bridgeport
Police raid all saloons nets eight arrests in city sweep
Police raided numerous saloons in a citywide operation aimed at stopping illicit liquor. Eight men were rounded up including owners and bartenders. several bonds were forfeited or continued with future court dates. Notable cases included Frederick Henninger and Albert Sobolewski with bonds, while Benjamin Triwowaski faced a continued hearing. Others had bonds set at 150 dollars and awaited November 24 proceedings. James Kelly failed to appear and forfeited bonds.
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Frita Henninger
Main Street
Albert Sobolewski
East Main Street
Benjamin Triwowaski
Triwowaski
West Liberty Street
Metera
Water Street
Denial of Japan War Preparations Issued
London on November 19 Dr Nagai acting charge d affaires of the Japanese embassy stated there is no sign of renewed war preparations and that another war is not expected while the Japanese ambassador attends the League of Nations meeting at Geneva.
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Japan
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Execution of two British officers in Ireland
Cork, Ireland. The Sinn Fein announced the execution of Captain Greene and Captain Chambers, who were kidnapped, tried for espionage, and put to death.
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Ireland
Sinn Fein
Greene
Chambers
Claims Committee Champion Feeds Its Members
In Bridgeport a city aldermanic claims committee of five held an outing after approving a bill of 147.90. Alderman McManus opposed it while Paul D’Ena backed the bill. City clerk J A H Robinson notes the committee worked hard, enjoyed an outing, and that the bill covered the event’s cost.
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Sore House
Davenport
Stamford
Morehouse
Ed. T. McManus
Paul D'Ena
J. A. H. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Bridgeport
Sixteen Men Jump to Death in Lake Boat Fire
Bangor, November 19. Sixteen woodsmen drowned on Chesuncock Lake when a motor boat carrying a party from Chesuncook Dam to Cushabesis caught fire on a late Wednesday afternoon. Attempts to fight the blaze failed and panicked men leaped overboard.
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Chesuncock Dam
Raid on Bridgeport Gambling House Nets Three Arrests
Police raided a Cherry street and Hancock avenue saloon arresting proprietor Steve Seres and two men Ento and Palanti. In City court Seres fined 70 dollars, Ento 20 and Palanti 5 plus costs. Officers seized playing cards and money. Also noted are eulogies for late Stamford attorney N C Downs led by Daniel F B Hickey in Superior court.
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Bridgeport
Cherry Street
Hancock Avenue
Steve Seres
Sam Ento
Pere Palanti
Seres
Ento
Balanti
Downs
Daniel F. B. Hickey
Stamford
N.C. Downs
Superior Court
Housing Experts Of U S On Bridgeport Problems
Bridgeport hosts a National Housing Association convention December 9 to 11 with a local focus. W H Ham of Bridgeport Housing Association leads a canvass of business leaders to select topics, including an automobile tour of housing sites and visits to government housing units, Bridgeport Housing Corporation projects, and Remington Arms houses near the GE plant.
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Oldest School Teacher Elizabeth Blanding Dies at 89
Attleboro Massachusetts reports Miss Elizabeth Carpenter Blanding aged 89 has died at her home. She began teaching at 16 and sustained 70 years of service. In Chicago Illinois Hyman Lefkovitz, age 99, awaits passports to visit Palestine to see his grandfather in Jerusalem.
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Mass
Elizabeth Carpenter Blanding
United States
Chicago
Hyman Lefkovitz
Palestine
Jerusalem
Who Is He Manager Known to Bridgeporters
A Bridgeport Times puzzle asks readers to identify the manager of a well known Main Street store. The text notes he has long experience in the same line of business and knows his trade thoroughly. The first correct written identification mailed to The Times Office will receive 1.00.
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Everyone Knew James H. Kelly and Associates
James H. Kelly a Fairfield avenue cigar man was abundantly identified. Harry C. Norrish of Fox Piano Go. won first at 1 59 p m. Others listed include M J O Reilly 53 James street J Kalopas 1227 Main street B Young 374 Main street Charles Sioe 668 Lafayette Street Michael Broderick 304 Pennonnock street John L Romond 35 Cannon street S Freedman 1665 Waterview avenue Louis De Carlo 19 Hamilton Street Harold Nuttal 4 Ann street extension John Wright 141 Lewis Street F H Downs 1689 Noble avenue Joe Garamella 1393 State street Marie Sheridan 659 Noble avenue
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Fairfield Avenue
Harry C. Norrish
Fox
M. J. O'Reilly
James Street
J. Kalopas
Main Street
B. Young
Charles Sioe
Lafayette Street
Michael Broderick
Pennonnock Street
John L. Romond
Cannon Street
S. Freedman
Waterview Avenue
Louis de Carlo
Hamilton Street
Harold Nuttal
Ann Street
John Wright
Lewis Street
F. H. Downs
Noble Avenue
Joe Garamella
State Street
Marie Sheridan
Germany warns League over World War I mandates
Geneva reports Germany warned the League of Nations it may break the Versailles Peace Treaty unless the mandates for former German colonies are removed from Inter-Allied control and placed under League administration. Nicholl Barnes urged quick inclusion of Germany in the League, citing British workers' support.
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Germany
League of Nations
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Inter-Allied Supreme Council
Nicholl Barnes
League of Nations Assembly
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Fire Rages at Mullins Home on Main Street
Fire endangered the home of William T. Mullins real estate dealer at 1208 Main Street near Main and Fairview. The blaze began shortly after 1 20 this afternoon and grew rapidly as fire crews arrived after a 1 37 alarm.
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Main Street
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Fairview Streets
Three Die From Dynamite Blast In Germantown
In Germantown Maryland James Bolton a farmer died from a dynamite blast that also killed his housekeeper Hattie Shipley her two young children perished in the blast Vernon Thompson is under arrest as Montgomery County authorities investigate a long running feud between Bolton and Thompson.
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St In
Hattie Shipley
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Vernon Thompson
Montgomery County
Thompson
Cost Women Five Dollars to Wear Hats in Court
Chicago, Nov. 19. Equal suffrage for women leads to removing hats in court. Justice A. P. Aring fined two women, Mrs. Oscar McCann and Mrs. Frederick Ritter, three dollars each for contempt after they refused to remove hats. The court ordered hats removed and the women paid the fines.
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Justice of the Peace
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Oscar McCann
Frederick Ritter
Coroner Finds Fatal Shot Was Fired By Road
Coroner John J. Phelan's finding names Max Kranz and Joseph Roach of Danbury as criminally responsible for the death of Arthur J. Donahue, reporter for the New York American, shot near Newtown after midnight on November 7. Roach allegedly fired the fatal shot with a rifle owned by Kranz. both men to be arraigned for first degree murder.
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Max Kranz
John Street
Danbury
Joseph Roach
Arthur J. Donahue
New York American
Newtown
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Donahue
Kranz
McCarthy
Superior Court
J. Robert Beecher
Wilson & Keating
Cullinan
Bridgeport
Church Row in Bridgeport Sparks Civil Strife
A heated meeting at the Greek Orthodox church on West Liberty Street in Bridgeport triggered a near riot as factions supported and opposed Rev. Elias. Bishop Rodostoulou arrived from New York to mediate over the leadership dispute amid Greek community tension and political chants.
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West Liberty Street
Alexander Rodostoulou
New York
George Malonis
State Street
Gerassimos Bilas
Elias
Times
Ridgeport
Rodostoulou
Malachias
Sanderson and wife on country tour amid career shifts
Ry sanuersun writer Nina Wilcox Putnam and her husband travel the country in their car heading to California. Sanderson resigns as district trade superintendent for the Southern New England Telephone Co after long service since 1905. P. W. Clarke transfers from New London to Hartford, with prior roles in Hartford and as traffic engineer assistant at New London.
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Nina Wilcox Putnam
Fanny Hurst
California
Mr. Sanderson
Southern New England Telephone Co
Miss Putnam
Sanderson
Telephone Company
The
P. W. Clarke
Ftrom
New London
Hartford
Sympathizers Homes Were Burned Over Their Heads
John Derham Town Commissioner Balbriggan Ireland testified to the American Committee of 100 about homes of 50 sympathizers being burned by the Royal British Constabulary and about the shooting and imprisonment during Balbriggan disorders. He noted his son the mayor received a three month jail term and later hunger strike release. Witnesses included Francis Hackett and Signe Toksvig wife of Hackett, Mrs William King, Paul J Furman, and Dennis Morgan Thurles mayor.
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Washington
John Derham
Balvriggan
Ireland
American Committee
Royal British Constabulary
Republic
Derham
Balbriggan
England
Francis Hackett
New York
Signe Toksvig
William ._ King
Ironton
Ohio
Paul J. Furman
Society of Friends
Dennis Morgan
Thurles
Jet
Imminent death inquire into Pallino case after shooting
Mrs. Hose Failing Pallino 40 wife of Constantino Pallino of 242 Oak Street was shot three times by her husband over money in an old shack at 1631 Madison Avenue Wednesday night. She showed slight improvement at St Vincent's Hospital. Pallino is held on assault with intent to kill and has confessed. Coroner John J Phan will hold an imminent death inquest this afternoon. Case arraigned yesterday. continued to December 4 with bonds set at $5,000. If she dies the charge may be changed to murder.
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Hose Failing
Constantino Pallino
Oak Street
Madison Avenue
St Vincent’s Hospital
John J. Phan
Pallino
Argentinism and Monroeism sparks imperialism critique
In Buenos Aires an article by Wenceslao Tello denounces Monroeism as clear imperialism and urges renouncing the Monroe Doctrine in favor of joining the League of Nations. The piece argues the League reduces U S influence abroad and promotes a democratic global order. Weather notes for Connecticut and brief regional conditions follow.
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League of Nations
Wenceslao Tello
University of
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