Fireworks Parade For Mt Carmel Feast In Naugatugue
A two day celebration begins tomorrow with a large fireworks display and processions in Naugatugue. Police plan traffic control as crowds gather from many towns for the Our Lady of Mt Carmel events at the field and nearby streets and church services.
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Lady of Mt. Carmel Seciety
Our Lady of
Tartary
W. T. Moerins
Italy
St. Francis’ Church
High Street
Oak Street
Maple Street
Water Street
Rubber Avenue
Cherry Street
Scott Street
Archatrest
Church Street
Water Stret
Meadow Street
Maple and
South Main
The
Lady of Mt. Carmel Society
Wiremen’s Field
Felix, Nardello
Joseph A. Nardello
Angelo Sabia
Felix Nardello
Daniel Capece
Prince Keeps Busy in Livingstone Africa July 14
Prince of Wales spends a crowded day at the Satta on Zambesi, with receptions for outstanding chiefs of this district after a busy schedule in Livingstone, Africa.
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Prince
Livingstone
Africa
Ha Zambesi
Prince of Wales
Link
Slistria
Cap Washed in by Tide Grim Clue to Fate of Child
A cap found on Seaside Park beach belongs to Samuel Veres eight year old missing after a sea incident. Veres family at 280 Danceck Avenue identified the cap. officials plan to search the water offshore while keeping vigil for the body.
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Samuel Veres
Fen
Balan Veres
Danceck Avenue
Ove Beach
Steptte En Iradie
Hancock
Asatte
Brodie
Doyle
Mallee
Eight Hour Day Begins in Standard Oil Fields
New York July 14 The eight hour day will start tomorrow in Standard Oil oil fields. The change is described as highly significant by labor circles comparable to the steel industry shift. Some workers in remote districts will keep the twelve hour day to avoid idle four hours.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
United States
JAP Government Calm On 35 Expulsions In Oregon Mob
Tokio July 14 The Japanese government stayed calm over the expulsion of thirty five Japanese by a mob in Toledo Oregon yesterday A foreign office spokesman said the expulsions were not serious and that Oregon authorities will protect Japanese and punish the mob leaders
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Tokio
Japan
Toledo
Oregon
Foreign Office
Home entry ends with missing hundred in pants
Fairfield records show Luin B Switzer of Southport reporting his home was entered on July 14. A cellar window was used to access the dwelling, but only Switzer’s pants were rifled and about $100 vanished while other items remained undisturbed.
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Fairfield
Tvown ‘Treasurvey
Luin B. Switzer
Pennat Read
Southport
Switzer
New Bombshell Dropped In Ranks Of Shanghai Soviets
Shanghai July 14 A new bombshell hits Soviet sympathizers as Dr B A Fortunatoff official physician at the Soviet consulate is arrested on bribery charges He allegedly offered a police constable 10000 for a statement that a constable was responsible for planting documents in the possession of M Dosser a Soviet company representative that led to Dosser s arrest The arrest prompted a sharp note to Great Britain by Soviet Foreign Minister Tchitcherin.
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Shanghai
China
B.A. Fortunatoff
M. Dosser
Dosser
Fortunatoff
Great Britain
Tchitcherin
Operators And Miners Ready For Skirmish
Atlantic City New Jersey July 14 The coal wage dispute resumes as operators cite consumer resistance to price hikes while miners argue the industry can bear a 10 percent raise for contract workers and a dollar daily boost for unskilled labor The session yields no definite result with John L Lewis leaving for Indianapolis and Philip Murray remaining in charge of the teamsters case
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Atlantic City
N. J
John L. Louwis
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Philip Murray
Tamnera
Sousa says seventy is not old enough to play golf
New York July 14 John Philip Sousa the composer and bandmaster visited William Cross at Middletown New York and told Cross that although he was seventy he was not old enough to play golf TY start colting when I can't do anything else.
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New York
John Philip Sousa
William Cross
Middletown
N. Y
Cross
Sousa
Family Rendered Homeless by Fire in Beacon Falls
Beacon Falls July 14 Fire at the Zapka home on Lopaz road destroyed the dwelling while firemen from Beacon Hose company rushed to contain the blaze. A 14 year old daughter started the fire in the kitchen range and the flames spread before responders could gain control. Continued on Page 3.
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Beacon Falls
Mike Zapka
Lopaz Road
Beacon Hose Company
4Apka
Stamford Man Fined in Fish License Violation and Local Garage Permits
Stamford July 14 Stanley Kochesky of 228 Greenwich avenue paid a $50 fine and costs in city court after conviction for fishing and selling fish without a license. The case follows prior charges and acquittals as deputies testified to purchases of fish and past incidents. Meanwhile town building permits show three new garages approved by Building Inspector Robert D. Beardsley, including a four car garage on Prospect Street and a three car garage on High Street, plus other minor projects and a one story dwelling permit on New Haven Road.
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Stamford
Stanley Kochesky
Greenwich Avenua
Kochesky
Post
Christopher Culver
New London
Ernest Haywood
Hartford
Culver
Haywood
Robert D. Beardsley
Beardsley
Vito Sileo
High Street
Helen Wysocki
Prospect Street
PB. W. Hubbard
May Avenue
Alex Harvey
Fern Street
Herman Lowenthal
New Haven
John Kleva
Galpin Street
K K K Marker on Haling's Grave in Hastonbury
In Hastonbury a red cross marked K K K in white letters was placed at Arthur R. Haling's grave in Buckingham cemetery. Haling, owner of the land where the konklage occurred, attended by a funeral with a red geranium cross bearing three white K’s. An undertaker cited a messenger from out of town delivered the floral piece. No funeral attendee identified as a Klan member.
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Hastonbury
Arthur R. Haling
Buckingham Caieneny
Haling
Manchester
Manhunt Winds Through Thousand Islands For Thrill Slayer
New York July 4 The manhunt for Philip Knapp alleged slayer of Louis Penella a Hempstead Long Island taxicab driver sped from Albany to the Adirondacks then to Amsterdam Plattsburgh and the Canadian line Detectives and state troopers traced him to Plattsburgh where handwriting on a hotel register was identified and he was said to have stopped at the Cumberland hotel (Continued on Page 8)
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New York
Philip. i
Knapp
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Young ‘Knapp
Louis Penella
Hempstead
Long Island
Albany
Adirondacks
Jens Falls
Amsterdam
Plattsburgh
Cumberland Hotel
Bridgeport Man Narrowly Avoids Crossing Collision
Bridgeport resident John Riccio avoided a head on crash with a north bound New Haven railroad gasoline car at Grand street and Housatonic avenue. Two friends were injured one seriously. Pavone, from Highland avenue, is in St. Vincent's hospital with serious sternal injuries while his brother Louis was badly cut but released. Riccio remains under bonds awaiting Pavone’s condition outcome.
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Bridgeport
John Riccio
New Haven Railroad
Grand Street
Housatonic Avenue
Riccio
Joseph’Pavone
Highland Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Louis
Pavone
Orange Circuit Opens at Ideal Track
Orange County circuit opens at Ideal Track with Eleanor Todd owned by J A Nesbitt Weston Canada and Bingen Todd owned by C Philips Lebanon Ohio among first runners. The three day meet plans for 171 horses, with refinished stables and tents ready for entrants. Burglars frightened away by a barking dog near Parts July 14.
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Orange Circuit
Binghampton
Eleanor Todd
J. A. Nesbitt
Weston
Canada
Bingen Todd
Street Dept. Workmen Building New Baseball Diamond
Milford July 14. Policeman George Douglas arrested three youths for breach of peace during a night swim on Gulfhead Road. They were released on $10 bonds each but failed to appear. The Scott Street tract near Andrew Avenue is being leveled into a first-rate baseball diamond by borough workers using tractors and a street department grader. Samuel Hopkins donated the ground and will fund bases and equipment. The effort aims to boost community baseball with plans for a southern Cherry Street field. Knights of Columbus volunteers may finance gear if cleared and prepared for play.
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Milford
Baching
Clarence
Douglas
Gulfhead
Vese
Elizabeth Street
Derby
Joseph Veokah
Liver
Thomas Gor
Scott Street
Andrew Awenke
Samuel J. Mopkins
Naugaluck
Charles J. Curtis
Supt Curtis
Urey
Naugatuck
Cherry Street
Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
Hit and run kills two children in Catskills area
Daniel Hefferon of New York state faced tragedy on the Hunter Hensonville road when a speeding car sideswiped his car, killing his four year old daughter and a younger child who died in hospital shortly after. Hefferon and his wife were injured as the suspected speeder fled the scene.
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Saiskill
Catskills
Daniel Hefferon
Hunter- Hensonville
Hefferon
Moonshine party raid ends with ten men jailed
Suffield on July 14 reports a three day moonshine party at the West Suffield plantation of the American Tobacco Co. left ten workers badly beaten. B. & Welch foreman found the injured men in Banks Grove and summoned Deputy Sheriff Greer and Constable Gannon. The group is jailed for breach of the peace and drunkenness with two facing added charges of assault and battery when the hearing before Judge Sikes proceeds.
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Suffield
West Suffield
American Tobacco Coa
Sufeld
B. &. Welch
Banks’ Grove
George George L. Greer
A. D. Gannon
Howard TD
Sikes
Westport Victim of Sleeping Sickness Reported
Westport on July 14 declares the first local case of sleeping sickness as Mrs Jihel Dennert wife of Emil Dennert commander of Joseph I Clinton Post VFW was taken to Norwalk hospital in serious condition. The Westport Bank and Trust clerk grew ill Saturday and worsened, transported by the town’s new ambulance.
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Westport
Jihel Dennert
Emil Dennert
Joseph I. Clinton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norwalk
Dennett
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Driver Held on Three Charges in Bridgeport
Bridgeport July 14 John Kasimer thirty seven of 117 Black Rock Avenue was arrested by Motorcycle Policeman William Buckley on charges of violating motor vehicle laws driving under the influence of liquor and driving with an operator's license. Buckley stated Kasimer zig zagged along House Tanig Avenue.
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Bridgeport
John Kaziminer
Black Rock Avenue
William Buckley
Buckley
Kasimer
Housatanig Avenue
Ear Bite By Friend Leads to Hospital Treatment
Bridgeport July 14 Joseph Forte twenty four of 515 Fousatonic avenue called the Emergency hospital for treatment for a lacerated ear two stitches were applied by Dr H A Savitz Forte said the friend who had been at his home asked to fight and when refused bit the ear In another item the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a nationwide freight rate inquiry starting September first with initial hearings focusing on western railroad rates for farm products.
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Bridgeport
Joseph Forte
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
French Spanish Troops Repel Riff Attacks in Morocco
London dispatches report Franco Spanish forces celebrating an Madrid accord have defeated Rif tribesmen north of Fez and repelled several attacks on the central front in French Morocco. The main Rif thrust around Fez has shifted toward the central sector.
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London
Madrid
Pattlefields
Oncazan
Fez
French Morocco
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Dayton
Rhea Peace
Rhea County
Darwin
Getcan Bank
Tennessee
Assee
Scopes
Miners’ Statistics
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Patriarch
Constantinople
Greece
Turkey
Basil
Nicaea
KLM
Philip K. Knapp
Auto
Samuel E. Hopkins
Andrew Avenue
Daniel Seffron
Catskill
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