Court records reveal guilty verdict in gasoline case
A jury, led by foreman Ferdinand, found the defendant guilty after a not fully detailed trial held last evening. Sentenced to the Industrial School, the case stemmed from an alleged possession and use of gasoline. In a separate community note, a school baseball game ended 9 to 3 and a performance featured Hjalmar Bosk as judge. Community notices mention religious services and tax collection reminders.
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Bernadotte Sr
Vasa
Hjalmar Bossk
Edmand Adolph Bengston
Ers
Jacob Hoffman
Joseph A. Bowman
Ferdinand
Local Notes On Hartford Visitors And Fish Catches
Dougherty of Hartford spent time with his sister Mrs H Z er Hall in New Britain over the weekend. Lloyd Arnold caught a fine string of brook trout in Roaring Brook late last week. William O Feck delivered a load of keys to parties in Tylerville. Harry Reynolds and family of Hartford spent Sunday with his sisters in the village. Word arrived of William Dougherty death at St Francis Hospital Hartford. Frank Treat spent Sunday at his Hartford home. William Clark caught several rice trout in Haddam Monday. Harry Pratt of Deep River was in town Saturday evening.
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Esn. Dougherty
Hartford
H. ‘Z. Er Hall
New Britain
Lloyd Arnold
Roaring Brook
William O. Feck
Tylerville
Harry Reynolds
William Dougherty
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Treat
Middle Haddam Easter Service and rehearsal announced
A notice from Middle Haddam details a cross community meeting at the Episcopal church Thursday at 3 30 in the afternoon with five singing members expected to attend. They rehearse for Easter at 8 o'clock in Library hall as part of a Peoples' Society event. T. Preston, a former pastor, is mentioned in the notice.
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Middle Haddam
Episcopal Church
Simg
Library Hall
T. Preston
al Church
Rocky Hill Community Notes and Local Events
William J Tennyson moved into his new bungalow on Dividend Road today. The Thimble club met at Miss Violet Evans’s home from 2 to 5 PM. Prayer meeting scheduled for Thursday evening. Mrs. Jennie Paulick and daughter shopped in Hertford Tuesday. Mrs. Jason Robbins was in town yesterday. Mrs. Ira Holmes visited Hartford yesterday. Mrs. W. M. Maynard remains about the same in Hartford hospital. May 12 is Mother’s Day. Rocky Hill club met Tuesday evening. Men of Rocky Hill Grange plan an entertainment Saturday at Grange hall. Miss McNally hosts a young lady visitor on Ferry Street. Shad fishermen plan for the coming season.
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Rocky Hill
William J Tennyson
Thimble Club
Violet Evans
Jennie Paulick
Hertford
Jason Robbins
Ira Holmes
Hartford
W. M. Maynard
Hartford Hospital
Rocky Hill Club
Rocky Hill Grange
Grange Hall
Saybrook Point Social Notes April Visitors and Local News
Saybrook Point residents report a busy period with visitors from New Haven Essex and New York. Mrs William R Bushnell spent Friday in New Haven while Mrs Hiram Parsons of Springfield stays with her daughter Mrs G G Sheffield. Agnes Sparks hosted her brother and wife from New London. Flora A Murray visited New Haven. Y M C A county convention set for Saturday April 12 in the chapel. Ralph Smith works for Stokes and Kirtland this summer. Mrs Lawrence Chase entertains her mother for several days.
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Saybrook Point
William R. Bushnell
New Haven
Hiram Parsons
Springfield
Mass
Hassie A. Thompson
Essex
Ketchum
New York
Arthur Clevenshire
Emma Cone
Ralph Smith
Stokes & Kirtland
Lawrence Chase
Agnes Sparks
New London
Flora A. Murray
Notices and Social Updates From East Hampton Area
Miss Lucile Donahue returns to Middlefield after visiting cousin Miss Margaret O Connell. Red Cross meeting set for Tee reer een eee ock. Mrs John Slater of Colchester visits daughter Mrs Jo in Burns. Mrs Charley Torkelson improves daily after pneumonia. Majestic theatre hosts The Merry Wizard Co. Wednesday 8 15 pm. Posters by Home Hero nic club displayed in town. Sheriff G M ONeill visits Westerly R I on business. County W C T U meet Thursday 10 am at Methodist church Moodus. Miss Katherine M O Connell guests of aunt Mrs J D Shea Moodus today. East Hampton Grange meets this evening in Chatham hall. Wall paper painting and decorating by Edger N Rich. The physicians of the Town of East Hampton.
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Lucile Donahue
Ruemet
Middlefield
Margaret O’connell
Red Cross Society
John Slater
Colchester
Burns
Charley Torkelson
Majestic Theatre
The
Merry Wizard Co
Heoromic Club
G. M. O’neill
Westerly
R. I
County Institute of the W. C. T. U
Office hours at East Hampton ad notice
Extension of consultation hours from 9 a m to 8 p m at the East Hampton office. For details call telephone 150.
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Ute
D. Foe
Obituary and town notes from Marlborough area
One of Marlborough’s oldest citizens John C. Coleman died at his home aged 87. He served in the Civil War and worked as a carpenter afterward. The funeral was set for Wednesday at Hillside Cemetery. Mrs A Cogman is seriously ill at home under Dr J D. Stringham care. Local residents Mr and Mrs Fred Schrader, Gustave Schadtie and others are mentioned with church and parish work in town. Rev E T Theimes of Hartford preached at the Congregational church after illness.
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U. S. Navy
Sista
Maria Koteris
Cemeiers
A. Cogman
J .D
Mast Hampton
Fred Schr
Da.geier
Meriden
Gustave Schadtie
Lion Brand Ladies Lisle Hose at Bargain Prices
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Min
Sy& School
Ernes ’ Hall
Carl Anders Johnson
Walter Olson
Robert Sargeant St.rich
Henry Bell
Forsberg
Unity Parish
F. F. German
Church of
M. J. Leahy
Ly Sands
Ala Society
Manson
Andrew Anoman
Gloria Swanson Sands
Emerald Hall
Marlborough
E. T. Theimes
Congregational Church
Vinci
Lester Andrews
Vyinol
Woodward Drug CO
Hartman Drug CO
Middletown
Young Emeralds T. A. B. Society
Portland
Merk
Nujol Laboratories Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Broadway
Natal Laboratories
Hamburg
Gests Our Glove Department
P. K
Paris
James H. Bunce Co
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