West Mage Suit Trial Reveals Contractor Dispute
In a case tied to a building project, Isaacs claims Kunze controlled the work and forced his dismissal, with testimony noting illness and absence from the site. The dispute centers on contract authority, structural bracing, and alleged mismanagement. Proceedings continue as both sides file requests and a separate jury suit seeks $10,000 in damages over a trolleyFatal incident.
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Te - Be
T Isaacs
St Day Ces
Kunze
Isaacs
Hon
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Harry P
Con. Company
Mr. Press
Pet
Patriotic Public Rally at Grand Theatre Promises Interest
Middletown plans a major rally at the Grand Theatre Monday night. The Chamber of Commerce aims to raise over a million dollars with initial subscriptions at the event. Rev. Dr. H. Perry Silver, formerly West Point chaplain, will speak, introduced by President Richard H. Bunce.
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Chamber of
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Man Elected G A R Department Commander
George T. Meech of Middletown was elected department commander of the Connecticut G A R at the state encampment in Danbury. Officers include William F. Hilton Hartford medical director and Henry L. Beach Hartford council of administration, with installation by George E. Smith of Norwich. The next encampment will be held in Middletown in April.
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Middletown
Danbury
Department of Connecticut
George T. Meech
Mr. Meech
William F. Hilton
Hartford
W. Ferriald M. D
Waterbury
William Ma Num
Bridgeport
Council of Tration
Henry L. Beach
H. J. Seeley
Richard J. Cutbill
South Norwalk
Salah G. Blakeman
Derby
William F. Smith
New Haven
George E. Smith
Norwich
Million Dollar Damage Suit Restored To Docket
James F. Shaw versus Middlesex Chemical Company was restored to the superior court docket on motion by the plaintiff’s lawyers after having been dropped by Judge Reed. Several other cases were restored at the request of counsel this aggees. Knights of Columbus meeting set for eight with a major degree conferment planned May 4 at 2 in Knights of Pythias hall with speakers including George O’Shaunessy Augustine Lonergran and John F. Crosby. Church of the Holy Trinity holds Holy Communion and address at 7:45 pm with Rev. Frederick C. Lauderburn of Berkeley Divinity School. Good Friday services at 9 am and 12–3 pm with Rev. John Dallas. baptism and morning prayers Saturday at 10:30.
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James F. Shaw
Middlesex Chemical Company
Superior Court
Reed
Aggees
Tieee
Edwin Latbate
Minnie W. Sherman
Winifred E. Willard
Rhode Islad
Augustine Lonergran
Hartford
United States
John F. Crosby
Church of the Holy Trinity
Frederick C. Lauderburn
Berkeley Divinity School
John Dallas
Waterbury
Society Card Tournament Results and Standings
In last evening's games Red Men beat Odd Fellows 28 to 15 while Jr Mechanics edged St Andrews 22 to 21. Standings show Red Men 248, Jr Mechanics 222, Odd Fellows 222, St Andrews. Next Wednesday Odd Fellows meet Mechanics at Odd Fellows club and Red Men face St Andrews at Red Men club. Weekend specials advertise fruits, with Sunkist oranges from 39c a dozen, plus apples, grapefruits, pineapples, bananas at Hartford Candy & Fruit Co. 444 Main Street. Long Hill Entertainment, Tuesday night, a very successful.
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Odd Fellows
Jr. Mechanics
St. Andrews
Odd Fellows’ Club
Red
St Andrews
Sunkist
Stewarts
Hartford Candy & Fruit Co
Majin Street
West Long Hill
Russell Library
Saints
Variety Store
Main Street
Easter specials and local notices in Middlesex area
A jumble of community notices from Church Street residents and nearby shops. Elizabeth Kavanaugh rests at Middlesex Hospital after a successful tow. Local businesses promote hot cross buns, Easter millinery, repairs, and services. Church social events, Red Cross room closures, and a Priscilla Lodge delegation are listed among the items.
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Elizabeth Kavanaugh
Church Street
Middlesex Hospital
E. M. Bitgood
Fletcher
Schaefer
Schaefer’s
J. Anderson
Minor C. Baldwin
Mother
Baldwin
John .T. Walsh
J. E. Bailey
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
Kelly Bakery
T. J. Anderson
Red Cross
St. Aloysius
Matthew Dwyer
Dwyer
Buffalo
Thero
Schaefer's
National
Main Street
Tue
Paris
Priscilla Lodge
O. F
Easter Monday dances and town notes charm Middletown
Reports from Middletown cover found events and local notices including Easter dances at Durham Town hall and Saints Easter ball with Hahn's orchestra, the Danbury encampment electing George T Meech as Connecticut department commander, a rising freshet on the river after heavy rain, a sale of High street property by Rempe to Gerolami, and Middletown Court updates on Cannata and Collins.
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Fountain
Danbury
George T.meech
State of
Connecticut
Durham Town Hall
Hahn
New York
Schaefer’s
C. Baldwin
High Street
Anthony Rempe
Luigi Gerolami
Albina Gerolami
Angélo
Ciazzi
Grand Street
Fountain’s
Beatrice Convey
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
McDonough Place
Kelly Bakery
Middletown
Food and Fuel Short in Hungary
London reports worsening food and fuel shortages in Hungary. Advices received today forecast Bela Kun and the Soviet government may fall early in May unless they secure food and coal.
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Hungary
London
Bela Kun
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Digestive Relief
A historical notice extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as a wholesome physic to cleanse the bowels ease indigestion biliousness and stomach issues. Wm O H Bielke of Hancock Michigan endorses the remedy stating it proves effective and trustworthy despite garbled transcription.
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Wm. O. H. Bielke
Hancock, Mich
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Madras
G. T. Meech
G A. R
Long Hill Entertainment
America
Europe
Cts
Sherlock Holmes
A. Gowan Doyle
the Hillman
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Cleek
T. W.henshaw
Ann K. Green
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Corey
Stueck Block
S&t
Mansfieldce G. A. R
Santa Cannata
Bob Veal
Daniel J. Donahoe
Cannata
Harry Collins
Andy McCarthy
Aetna
Best. Business School Basteries Wentitoce Masonic Bidg
Court St
Caulkins & Post Co
Berlin
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