Struck cars cause damage and police action in Cromwell and Hartford
The report details collisions involving multiple vehicles near Cromwell and Hartford. One driver, Pierson, allegedly struck two cars while on the road and faced questions about license and registration. A Regina vehicle and its occupants were later deemed at fault by Constable Watrous, with further hearings set for Wednesday. Other incidents include a touring car collision near Haven, a wet-pavement rollover on Main Street, a Buick hitting a guard rail in Rocky Hill, and a tow from Baldwin Repair for a damaged car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P of
Hartford
Winthrop Street
Cromwell
Auto Co
Regina
Watrous
Jay
Uch
Trav
Downstown
Ford
Ney
Pesina
Lazier
Beto John O’neil
Farmingue
Haven
Noice
Dells Garage
Frank
Avenue
Guth
Main Street
Gerald J. O'Keefe
Grand Street
Rocky Hill
Baldwin Repair
Car Crash Breaks Glass at Zam pini Candy Store
A Buick touring car containing four men mounted the curb on Bridge street near Valley and Branch railroad crossing at about one o'clock and crashed into the Joseph Zampani candy store window. Four large panes and the frame were smashed. no one was hurt. The auto, owned by Adolph Scaglia of Hartford, continued to New London after an agreed damages arrangement. A nearby baby carriage narrowly avoided impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zampini
Bridge Street
Valley and Branch
Josepn Movit
Deeaeat
Adolph Scaglia
Pearl Street
Hartford
New London
Robbed Potatoes and Apples Off Tree Strike Local Patch
A patch of potatoes and corn at I. E. Palmer Co. in Staddle Hill was damaged when boys dug spuds to steal apples from an adjoining tree patch. They trampled corn and ruined the garden area. Police were notified. Moon arrested three youths in the Hill district. they face city court. The boys’ fathers work at the Palmer factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Palmer Co
Staddle Hill
Garén
A. T Chapman
E Hill
I. E. Palmer
St Johns Church Notes Assumption Mass Schedule
The note lists Assumption of the Virgin Mary masses on Thursday August 15 at 6 7 7 30 and 9 30 with children expected at the 8 30 mass. It also mentions Blessed Sacrament ry mass on a Wednesday and morning masses at 8 o clock the morning service for Humphrey O Connor was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Humphrey O’connor
Hitting the High Spots. 4c. in Detroit News
A town resident Albert, age 70, attends a theatre for the first time in his life in Detroit News report from April 8. He becomes drawn into a troubling pattern, lingering near the depot and falling ill after a fall at 488 Main Street, Felis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Thetown
Conn
Albert
Stueck Bond Cases Still Unsettled In City Court
No trials proceeded this morning as 20 defendants failed to appear for surrender and trial in bond forfeit cases stemming from a raid on Stueck's Odern Tavern. Bonds of 50 dollars each were forfeited for absentees, with Stueck liable for 1000 dollars. Four local men already appeared and were tried. Stueck had hoped the others would come voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Stueck
Stueck
Odern
Gustaf B. Carlson
Owever
Coughlin
Carlson
Superior Court
Ferry boat sermon bridges denominational divides in union services
Reverend Dr Beveridge Lee preached on Bonds, Better Than Barriers, using the ferry boat as a symbol uniting Israel and contrasting individualism and altruism. He urged true democracy where You are as good as I and praised the summer union worship, noting strong attendance despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nickless
Beveridge Lee
2Nd Congregational Church
New London
Lee
Jordan
Brazilia
Israel
Jordan River
Nickless
Chicago
Greene
Union of Churches
City Briefs Highlight Domestic Travel And Local Events
Light vehicle lamps glowed at 8 23 this evening as R S Lyon of Savard and Lyon left with his family for Greenfield Hill Fairfield for a two week stay. The column notes Derby and New Haven visitors with local hosts, theatre schedules at Middlesex and Grand theatres, summer travel by trolley and auto mobile, church and club events, and a string of notices on vacations and public entertainments. Local residents and guests attend parties, vacations, and educational openings while rail and river movement, cargo ships Onrust and light ers, and dispatches to Camp Upton are mentioned among the many small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Lyon
Savard & Lyon
Greenfield Hill
Fairfield
William Deskin
New Haven
J. F. O’keefe
Farm Hill
Arrigoni
Jazy Band
John Scanion
Hotchkiss Street
Middlesex Hospital
Middlesex Theatre
William S. Hart
Adv
Joseph F. Drennan
Ayer
James Drennan
Pike Place
St. Francis Church
Meech & Stoddard
Maine
C.curtis Camp
Asylum View Farm
W. W. Wilcox
Tarleton Club
Pike
Anna Carlson
Esther Closson
R. W. Mathewson
Durham
Matthewson
Middletown High School
George A. Palmer
E. C. Weston
Short Beach
J. Francis Calef
Pocono Heights
John T Walsh’s.—adv
Norman C. Clark
Mass
Hartford
New York
Onrust
Gildersleeve Ship Building Co
Saybrook
Newport News
Arawanna Tribe
Red Men’s Hall
St. Susanna
St. Clare’s
Watrous
L. R. Hazen
Hartland
McCoy Carrier
Court Street
Orono
Abe Tenebaum
Charen Street
Morris B. Crawford
Waterville
N. H
Caroline Li. Miller
High Street
Woodstock
Crystal Lake
Joseph M. Dorgan
Main Street
Jerrold Bransfeld
Pleasant View Beach
Real Estate Transfers on Pearl Street and Nearby Lots
Carolina M Cannatta sold a lot on Pearl Street No 5 with a brick dwelling and 40 foot frontage on the west side, bounded northerly by land of the N Y N H H R R. Jacob Perlroth sold to Harry Field an undivided one half interest in two parcels with improvements. One parcel lies east of the Middletown Gas Light Co and south of South Street. The other parcel is bounded north and west by land of the N Y N H R R and south of Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina M. Cannatta
Israel Mittelman
Pearl Street
N. Y
Jacob Perlroth
Harry Field
Middletown Gas Light Co
South Street
Union Street
Aged Lady On Auto Trip with Judge Knapp and kin
Hon. Martin A. Knapp of Washington D C, circuit court judge, travels with his 97 year old mother and sister Mrs Charles Kellogg of Syracuse New York on their annual New England auto tour. They stay with Miss Fanny J Hotchkiss of Hunting Hill Cromwell. Charles S Jacobson Cromwell official ill in a Boston hospital after a month’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Knapp
Washington, D. C
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles Kellogg
Syracuse
New York
New England
Fanny J. Hotchkiss
Hunting Hill
Birth of Daughter Elizabeth Beulah in Westfield District
Cradle Notes report the birth of a daughter named Elizabeth Beulah to Mr and Mrs Cleveland Birdsey on Saturday night at their home in the Westfield district. Mother and child are reported as doing nicely. Also highlights local seafood prices and a stock arrival scheduled for Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Beulah
Cleveland Birdsey
Hom
Westfield District
Funeral Obituaries for O Connor Ireton Platt and Gorman
Funeral services for Humphrey S O Connor were held at his Grand Street home and St John s Church with multiple clergy, choirs, and floral tributes from state politicians. Elizabeth Ireton s requiem at St Mary s Church followed by burial in St John s cemetery, then Samuel Platt s Crescent Beach funeral with interment in Toronto, and William Gorman s Cromwell funeral with high mass and burial at St John s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey S. O’connor
Grand Street
St. John’s Church
James P. Donovan
Father Kearney
John Hazelton
God
A. J. Campbell
St. John’s
Curtiss S. Bacon
James Lawton
Harry Strong
Charles Anderson
Elizabeth Ireton
Elizabeth
John Ireton
Main St
Portland
St. Mary’s Church
Farrel Martin
Otto Keser
O’brien
Dr. Martin
Harold, Vinent
Harry
Ray Ireton
James Condon
James Nolan
Timothy Brown
James Rainey
Thomas Gallivan
James Kingston
St. John’s Cemetery
Samuel Platt
Crescent Beach
Mr. Platt
Conrad G. Bacon
Shoresat Crescent Beach
Toronto
Canada
John Platt
Elizabeth Carter Platt
J. J. McCook
Allen Platt
Frank Coy
William Gorman
Cromwell
Russell Co. Continues Vic Wins with Fast Weekend Games
Russell Co. defeated hospital 7 to 2 in a league game last Saturday as Strohla pitched well and Nick Strohla’s long third inning hit stood out. This weekend features two more home games on Mill Hollow grounds with Omo Co. Saturday and Annex of New Britain Sunday, aiming for strong crowds to attract top New England teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Co
Hospital
Strohla
Weavers
van Dor
Nick” Strohla
Russell Field
Omo Co
Omo
Woodruff
Wesleyan
Crack Annex
New Britain
Annex
Tom Blanchard
South Farms
Hardware City Boys
Krauth
Strohlan
Mill Hollow
New England
Brotherhood meeting and leaders noted in local notices
A notice lists Brotherhood gatherings with leaders A Cc Burr on Tuesday at 8 p m for prayer and Fred Parmelee on Wednesday at 8 p m. It also notes Mr and Mrs William Dean and family of Newfield Road have returned from a two week stay at Grove Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dean
Newfield Road
Grove Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gmrford Autoiit
Jaen
James Ward
Springfield
Frank Jones
Glenwood Avenue
Zoar
Doris Jones
Camp Upton
Yaphank
L. I
Anna Reynolds
Rose McGabe
Sound View
Little Rock
Ark
Russell Mfg. Co
Clinton
Francis Church
Charles S. Jacobson
Boston
Pierson’s
Coats
Spear Bros
Middletown’s
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Greenwood
William Greenwood
St. Catherines, Ont
South M. E. Church Notes
Pia
Cailkins & Post Co
MAIN
Brussels
Davenport U. S
West
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!