Fight On Bank Street riot ends with arrest on four counts
Peter Arbulok was arrested after a chaotic riot outside Mario’s Marino on Bank Street. The fray began over credit terms, drew a large crowd, involved injuries including a torn shirt and a bitten knuckle, and left Arbulok to be held on breach of peace intoxication abusive language and resisting an officer with a hearing set for today.
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Land
Peter Arbulok
Mario
Marino
Arbulok
Umon
A. J. Foley
Hn Sakakun
Air Line Avenue
Sakakun
Foley
Sec
Marlborough men join officers training and service notices
Joseph A. Glasheen left for Camp Lee to enter the officers training camp after passing examinations before Major D S Wygant. Serjeant James Glasheen remains at Camp Devens. Harry Hale of Gildersleeve is laid up after a horse kick with arm fractures and contusions. Truman ne is ill at home with paratyphoid fever. Delano ro has an uncollected letter at the post office. Dougherty of Main street was sentenced for non-support. sentence suspended pending employment. Weihe, formerly in the U S naval reserve, reported for duty in Boston. Portland board directors plan a meeting at the hall to discuss an important matter.
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Joseph A. Glasheen
Margaret Glasheen
Marlboroughet
Camp Lee
Glasheen
Essary
D S. Wygant
Wesleyan
Keen
St. Thomas
Hartford Ace
Iously
Hartford Times
James Glasheen
Camp Devens
Harry Hale
Lephe Hale
Gildersleeve
Hale
Pee Falls
Trumanne
Gillsleeve
Delanoro
Ed F. Daly
Es. Dougherty
Main Street
Nellie Johnson Dougherty
Howard
Weihe
Boston
Deep River
Duris
Noiseless Typewriter Co
Portland Board
II Hall
Cromwell Briefs and Notices From Local Column
Cromwell scene updates note Lester Murtha of New Britain visiting friends. The Willing Workers of the Baptist Church plan a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Darling’s West street home. Cromwell Dime Savings Bank customers on four payment plans must finalise a forty percent payment plus interest by next Wednesday the 14th. Rev A E Elmaquist and Billy depart today for Woodstock for a two day visit.
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Cromwell
Lester Murtha
New Britain
The
Baptist Rch
Marriage of Miss Elsie Neilson and Erickson at Swedish Parish
Miss Elsie Neilson and Erickson were married at the Swedish parish on Saturday evening with E Elmquist performing the ceremony. Lily Johnson served as maid of honor and Joseph Carlson as best man. Guests included Clemens Mortenson Mildred Barson and others from the Swedish community. Refreshments were served and the newly married couple received hearty congratulations.
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Elsie Neilson
Frred Erickson
Elmquist
Johnson
Joseph Carlson
Clemens Mortenson
Mortenson
Mildred Barson
Sanberg
Rockfall Ladies Postpone Meeting Amid Weathery Woes
Rockfall on August 18 reports that the ladies group will not meet in the chapel on Wednesday afternoon due to lack of space. Genevia Nichols of Hast on visited Miss Edna over Sunday while others from South called on neighbors. Mr and Mrs James G Kavanaugh and their son Bur were in Southington, as were Mrs Wm Kenefick.
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Kfall
Genevia Nichols
Haston
Edna
Oain
South
Callibe Eens
James G Kavanaugh
Bur
Southington Asth
Wm. Kenefick
Westbrook Social Notes and Local Visits Aug 13
Westbrook scene features M E Ladies apron sale at Miss Carrie Dibble’s lawn. West Hartford guest Miss Elnora Newton visits the Misses Moore. Hartford motorists A B Knox call on relatives at Stannard Beach after the storm. Rev Edward J Webster preaches at Congregational church. Greenwich Mass and Ridgefield visitors stay at Westbrook hotel. Thomas W Hill returns to New York after two weeks away. Theodore Human Jr arrives from Gago Mane bi for family illness, then returns to New York by telegram. family to return soon. Rev Dr Elmer Dent to preach at 245 pm next Sunday. Sunday school at 11 am. Mr and Mrs W E Cummings of Webster, Mass join daughter Miss Alice at Mrs James H Stannard’s. Town dark since storm. lights promised tonight. Miss Elsie M Jones home on vacation.
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Westbrook
Carrie Dibble
M. E. Ladies
Elnora’ M. Newton
West Hartford
Moore
A. 8.Knox
Hartford
Stannard Beach
Edward J. Webster
New Haven
Congregational Church
C. B. Coit
Greenwich
Mass
R. E. Richardson
Ridgefield
Westbrook Hotel
Thomas W. Hill
New York City
Theodore Human, Jr
Gago Manebi
Guba
New York
Southern Line
Hatteras Light
Elmer Dent
New Haver
W. £. Cummings
Webster
Alice
James H. Stannard
Elsie M. Jones
Local notes from Old Lyme reveal summer life and events
Aug 13 notes report Harvey Pierson cutting tall grass, cement floors laid in a horse barn, bridges repainted, and a stray child-spotter named Jack the Peeper. Minor injuries occur as George Mitchell recovers from heat. Mrs Morris and baby visit New York. Plimpton family trips noted. wild berries plentiful. Ezra Mather funeral held at Black Hall with Rev Ringose officiating. Checkered life noted in obituary.
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Old Lyme
Harvey Pierson
Edward Dean
George Mitchell
N. M. Terry
George DeWolf
Lieutenant River
Jack the Peeper
J. F. Bugbee
Clarence Morris
Baby
New York
Morris
New London
Eddie Plimpton
Champion Homestead
Mr. Mather
Clinton Town Gossip Ties Families Across Connecticut
William Rettig of New York City visits Clinton with family. Several households share visits and returns, including Hartell in West Haven, Lynch family in town, and Dee and Kelsey relatives in Stratford. John Meigs joins Pond Extract Co. Mass at St Marys church on Feast of the Assumption. Frederick Peet and family from State College PA and Marjorie Peet of Brooklyn visit Mrs. Frederick Peet. Frederick Swan and Pennsylvania relatives stay with Mrs. Margaret Swan.
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Clinton
William Rettig
New York City
Milton Hartell
West Haven
Samuel Redfield
William Horan
William
Thomas E. Lynch
Myrtle. Kelsey
Emeline Dee
William Tryon
Stratford
John Harder
Westville
Albert Harder
Andrew Kelsey
Guilford
John Meigs
Pond Extract Co
St. Mary’s Church
David Peet
State College
Marjorie Peet
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frederick Peet
East Main Street
Frederick Swan
Pennsylvania
Margaret Swan
East Berlin Social Roundup Rosters Local Visits
East Berlin residents and visitors fill a quiet weekend with family visits. Charles Nre of Hartford travels to the town, Emery Matsen returns home on furlough from Pelham Bay, and R. O. Clar and family plan a seaside week at Pine Orchard. Miss Winifred Barnes returns from Bus tic vacation to Berlin. Miss Minnie Kels 7 visits relatives here, while a Camp Fire Girls unit departs for a week at Job's Pond accompanied by Misses Barnes and Kels.
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East Berlin
Charles Nre
Hartford
Emery Matsen
Pelham Bay
R. O. Clar
Pine Orchard
Mr. Clark
New Haven
Winifred Barnes
Bustic
Minnie Kels
Berlin
Arawanna
Job's Pond
Amston Social News Notes From Aug 13 Visitants
Mr and Mrs Fred Burnham spent Saturday and Sunday in Middlefield then drove to Utica New York area with friends. Mrs W O Seyms and daughter Eunice visited East Hampton at Frank Bissell Dwights Camp Upton hospital daily improving. Mrs Huntington and daughter stayed with Mrs R F Porter. Ladies met at Porters last Thursday to sew for the Red Cross. A dance held last evening was well attended and is planned.
East Hampton Whist Promises Large Pavilion Event
In East Hampton tonight a whist party at Carrier's pavilion aims to be one of the town's largest social gatherings, with a $5 gold prize for the best player if weather allows. Guests include Ira Metcalf and family of Waterbury, Eva Wall and Alice Wall of Hartford, and Thomas Martin of Hartford, plus local residents. The Red Cross meets at 7 30 in Chatham hall.
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East Hampton
Carrier
Ira Metcalf
Waterbury
Mr. Metcalf
George Metcalf
Eva
Alice Wall
Thomas Martin
Hartford
Richard Wall
Red Cross Society
Chatham Hall
Edward Moffét
Frank Bissel
Howard Jeffries
Charles Hyde
New Haven
Grace Pierson
Cromwell
Evelyn Markham
Laura Anderson
Deep River
Katherine O'Connell
Lambert Lord
James McBride
New Britain
Sewing Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Oscar Soderstein
Kenneth Wall
Middletown
M. W. Wall
Katherine O’connell
O’connell
Florence Pelletti
Mary Cahill
Mr. O'Conner
Lila Bride
Boston
Frank Pelletti
Stafford
Demonstration meeting for Rocky Hill club leaders
The combined clubs of Rocky Hill will meet in lower Grange hall at 7 30 this evening to plan training for fall contests tied to state and county fairs with club exhibits. Local residents join news of visits, vacations, and Red Cross work during the week.
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Rocky Hill
Lower Grange Hall
Frank. W. Churchill
Frances Churchill
Ralph Stoddard
Quiney
Mass
Saybrook Point Memorial and storm damage notes
Saybrook residents attended a memorial service at Grace church for Harry Faulk, who gave his life for his country before age twenty-one. The town saw extensive elm tree removals after last week's storm and over 700 people arrived before dawn to view the damage to the railroad check and cemetery stones disrupted by flying timbers. William D Wars spent Friday in Hartford while Mr. and Mrs. B W Leonnard of New Jersey visited relatives locally. Emma Frangear returned from a week away.
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Saybrook
William D. Wars
Hartford
B. W. Leonnard
New Jersey
Emma Frangear
Harry Faulk
Grace Church
Harry
More Deadly Than A Mad Dog Bite
An old advice column promotes kidney and bladder health citing Pasteur treatment for rabies and urges immediate care for backache and urinary issues. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a long standing remedy for stomach liver and urinary diseases, claiming 200 years of use and guaranteed results or money back.
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Pasteur
Haarlem Il
Haarlem
Public Kitchens Bring Cheaper Meals to London Poor
Public kitchens in London and other cities convert baths like Hammersmith into large scale cooking facilities. Meals are prepared in bulk without waste and sold at lower prices than individual home preparation, attracting a wide cross section of society but mainly aiding the poor.
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London
England
Hammersmith
Pocket Testament League Recruits At Sunday Services
BE R Holden of the Pocket Testament League spoke at South Methodist Episcopal Church in two services. A pledge requires daily Bible reading and carrying a Bible at all times. Despite bad weather a large crowd attended. about 8 percent joined in the morning and everyone at the evening service became a member. The league is praised as a strong force for soul winning and character building with hundreds of thousands in national service.
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South Methodist Episcopal Church
BE. R. Holden
Westeyan
Pocket Testament League
League
Holden
League Item Addresses Newfield Street In City
A brief league notice notes a location at Newfield Street in the city. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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The
League
Newfield Street
City
Miss Anna Frederickson Weds Richard J. Johnson at Higganum
Miss Anna Frederickson and Richard J. Johnson were married August 10 by Rev J B Cross at Higganum. The Congregational church chapel hosts a church fair on Wednesday afternoon and evening August 14 featuring fancy articles cake aprons and ice cream for sale with entertainment starting at 8. Admission is 10 cents.
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Higganum
Anna Frederickson
Richard J. Johnson
J. B. Cross
Chapel of the Congregational Church
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