City Court Tackles Disorderly House Case
Police raided 62 Pond street arresting Mrs Hanna Semo and Sadie Horan. Semo charged with keeping a disreputable house while Horan faced a frequenter charge. Officers Blakely Harmon McLean Cutting McElligott testified as evidence. Semo had not appeared in court before. A boy slept on the first floor and a 7 year old and a 16 year old on the second. Semo fined 25 dollars plus costs. Horan 15 dollars plus costs. Edward Sheehy breach of the peace settled for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Semo
Pond Street
Semo
Sadie Horan
Blakely
Harmon
McLean
Cutting
McElligott
Lemo
Edward Sheehy
Board of Charities Debates Medical Fees and Welfare
At a Brooklyn meeting the board discussed paying doctors called to attend town patients at their homes. No action taken amid broader refusal to fund private medical attendance. Abandoned Santopietro children case noted for investigation. Brookside home inmate count and July applications reported. Saloon transfer hearing for Zenowski and Jecentis adjourned as objectors and supporters presented. Commissioners reserved decision on the license move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities
Dr de Ligour
Santopietro
Wolff
Murphy
Donahue
Committee On Public Lands
Charities Department
City Yard
Brookside
Superintendent of Poor
Brookside Home
J. H. Brennan
Parker
Walter, Geddes and
Miller
George Zenowski
Joseph Jecentis
South
Riverside Street
Bank Street
T 8
McEvoy
McGrath
Lynch
Brooklyn Improvement Association
Greas
Zenowski
Brooklyn
Ennis Released by Pittsfield Manager Ferry
Pittsfield, Aug 56 James Ennis, who has played second and third base for Pittsfield this season, was released Monday night by Manager Cy Ferry. An injury prone season slowed his play after spraining an ankle and fracturing a small bone in his right hand. He may not play the rest of the season and will return to Clinton Friday. Thomas McNellis of Waterbury will replace him, with Arthur Johnson eager to join Pittsfield after release by Worcenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
James Ennis
Cy. Ferry
Eni
Rockville
New England
Syracuse
Waterford
Clinton
Thomas McNellis
Waterbury
Fordham
Chanler
Red Hook
N. Y
Arthur Johnson
Wor
Brooklyn Briefs: Local meetings, disputes, and incidents
The St Thomas Cadets schedule a Lyceum meeting while an arbitration panel nears a decision on John Henderson versus the city over lot and house moving costs. A lamp fire at Mrs Peter Lyon’s 2 Morgan Street causes damage and a theft of $26. The Bush league collapses amid manager bickerings, and garbage wagon odor prompts a protest by Charity Commissioner Edward J Dona hue urging closed wagon covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Thomas
Lyceum
John Henderson
Bureau of Assessment
Peter Lyon
Morgan Street
John O'Brien
Bush
Democrat
Brags City League
Brooklyn
Dennis Kelly
Edward J. Donahue
Hube Rigney
Hattie Forsythe Takes Trip With Youth on Kronprins Veibesy
Hattie Forsythe, in tourist chatter and fashion, returns from Aix les Bains aboard the Kronprins Veibesy with Evelyn Thaw’s old friend and a young Philadelphian, Herr Anthony J. Drexel Jr., seen dining and socializing. The scene hints at society intrigue and fashionable travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Forsythe
Lsted
Herr Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Phil- Alter
Southampe Fom
Young Drese
Virana Cafe
Sean
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Curran Dry Goods
Nough
Hamburg
Eneesae
Jeep
Wal
Erree
Cine
Driggs & Smith Co
Bank St
Gipra
Freedman
Bargain
Duesler Bros
People's Maret
Tel
Whorniz
The
Child-Heron Law Corporation
North Main ST
EM Rigney
Waterville
Curtis Art Co
Fifth Avenue
Mar- Acts
Cn 4
A. Green
Geo. A. Upham
West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Stylah Clothing
SODEY
Buck
Ferh Wala
Garmer
Varnish Company
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
Pfersice
Conn. Decorating Co
Abbott Ave
Get the Richt
the Shapiro Furniture Co., Incorporated
East East Main
A. F. Cowles
Illiner
Buckingham Muse Hall
Red Cross
Bernat
South Main St
Holtzer
Grand
H. W. John’s
Atlantic & Jewett
Apothecaries Hall CO
Woodruff Grocery Go
Arthur
DeLigour
Ennis
Wenzel
Red Rock
Exchange Place
Brooklyn Briefs
Wes
Ted & Radia
Mies Forsythe
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