Murderer Buono Captured in City Then Returned to White Plains
George Buono, wanted for the April 27 killing of Giuseppe Di Puzzo in White Plains, was arrested in this city by Detective Thomas Colesanto. Taken to White Plains today, Buono admitted to the Di Puzzo murder en route. He had been living on Canal Street since June and resisted briefly with a knife before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buono
White Plains
N. Y
Thomas Colesanto
Buono
Guiseppe di Puzzo
di Puzzo
Colesanto
Fertitta
Tom
Canal Street
Raie
New York
Waterville
Kennaugh
Women Face Death Differently Says Medical Expert
A physician contends in Woman's Life that men facing a terminal diagnosis seek aggressive action, consultations, and specialists, while women tend to accept fate and await outcomes. He notes the contrast in how each gender responds to the prospect of surgery versus death.
Fragmented Tales of Insurance Schemes and Political Rush
A quirky miscellany blends a con man insurance tale with a political anecdote about Washington and a hotel encounter with Mr. Clark. The text weaves reflections on trust, revenge, and generosity, ending with garbled captions and fragments from various sources.
Lathrop's Bills Laughing at Supreme Court Judgment
Attorney C G Root laughed when asked if he pursued collection of about $3000 judgment against E A Lathrop in the supreme court. Lathrop sold realty at Center and Bank streets to James W Hodson amid rumors of actions to recover funds for his mother estate. A close associate said Hodson held property payable to Lathrop after garnishments, and Roots reply was a laugh as to any collection effort.
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C. G. Root
E. A. Lathrop
Supreme Court
Lathrop
Harry
Hodson
Mount Etna Wonder as Told by Travelers Tales
The article recalls travelers awe at Mount Etna describing its climatic diversity and dramatic landscape. It quotes English travelers from a century ago praising Etna as a world above, with rivers, trees, and lakes marking a map like view of Sicily. It retells dialect humor about words like smart and elvil illustrating regional speech.
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Mount Etna
Volcano
Sicily
Etna
California
Adhesive Eggs of Fishes and Papyrus Craft
The article explains adhesive eggs in fishes like the blackhead minnow goldfish and yellow perch while describing their egg deposition sites and sticky nature. It briefly references ancient papyrus making from plant stalks and includes fragmented, humorous word problems about counterfeit money and a misheard parent child exchange.
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Pimephales Prometas
Distribution of 409 shares in Apothecaries Hall case debated
Probate court ordered the stock division among A E Rice’s children or heirs after the death of his wife. The order, endorsed by the supreme court, now awaits trustee F A Taylor to execute. Mrs Williams and her nephew A E Rice may seek delays, while offers to buy the block were not accepted.
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Apothecaries Hall Company
A. E. Rice
Samuel P. Williams
A. E B. Rice
Supreme Court
F. A. Taylor
Mary R. Munson
Williams
Rice
Munson
F. B. Rice
Community Notes From City Streets And Church
Miss Hertha Crockford of Grove street spent last week at Long Island. The Catholic Women's Benevolent region will meet tonight at Knights of Columbus hall. Thomas F. Dunn, manager for Gately & Brennan, visits his former home in South Norwalk. A months mind mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's church tomorrow at 7 AM for the late Thomas M. Edmunds of Charles street. Nick McNamara was arrested for drunkenness, a loaded revolver found, facing concealed weapons charge. Lalier's Military band will play a weekly dance at city hall Saturday. A large delegation from Naugatuck, Seymour, and Ansonia attended last Saturday night. this week's prom expected to draw even more. Trolleys to Thomaston carry many Tigers. North Willow street crews find express routes to the boulevard easier. Lewis E. Fulton elected treasurer of Waterbury Farrell Foundry & Machine Co to fill vacancy from his father William E. Fulton. W. S. Fulton named assistant treasurer. Other officers: President William E. Fulton, vice-president George R. Lamb, secretary D. C. Griggs. board of directors expanded to include W. S. Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women’s Benevolent Region
Knights of Columbus
Thomas F. Dunn
Gately & Brennan
South Norwalk
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas M. Edmunds
Charles Street
Nick McNamara
John Bergin
McNamara
Lalier
City Hall
Naugatuck
Seymour
Ansonia
Thomaston
North Willow Street
Lewis E. Fulton
Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine Co
William E. Fulton
Fulton
George R. Lamb
D. C. Griggs
Thee
W. 8
Timely Topics offers extra good values in-misses and children's wear
Local merchants advertise sales and price cuts for tomorrow and Saturday. M A Green lists wedding rings in Tiffany styles from 3 to 10 dollars. Mailbiotte hosiery priced below cost. Model Market promotes men’s shoes and Friday dinners. Miller Pack highlights stock reductions. Jones Morgan Co features two piece ensembles. Currane hosts housekeepers sale. A P F Cowles cuts millinery prices with trimmed and untrimmed hats. Imperial Shoe Store discounts black shoe dressing. Reid Hughes sells 150 shirt wear and jumper sets. Curtis Art store window features low priced picture frames.
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M. A. Green
Tiffany
Sectio & Son
To-norrow
Currane
Cowles
Hotch-kiss & Templeton’s
Imperial Shoe
Reid & Hughes
Curtis Art
Severe storm damages across northern Connecticut towns
A series of Aug 6 electrical storms caused extensive damage from Windsor Locks to Glastonbury. Barns burned in Windsor Locks, Columbia, Kingston, Winsted and Putnam. a Jewett City house burned. Lightning struck farms in Poquonock, wiped out barns, damaged homes, and injured workers. Torrington horse killed. Winsted window and barn damage. Ellington barn fire. East Hampton trees struck. Pine Meadow pole and cupola damaged. Wallingford girl killed by lightning. tobacco crops hit in New Milford. livestock losses in Lebanon and Exeter. Glastonbury house roof pierced by lightning.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Windsor Locks
Columbia
Kington
Winsted
Putnam
Jewett City
Windsor
James H. Garvan
Garvan
Hudson Griswold
Poquonock
Fred Hudson
Hayden Avenue
John Keney
Pleasant Street
Mason's
Sidney Ford
Oak Street
Inbolt
Andrew Weigold
Walling Street
Ellington
Myron
Sand Hill
C. F. T. Bert
black+ smith
Bert
East Hampton
J. M. Weir
Albert Zeguin
Pine Meadow
Wallingford
Italian family aided after plea for 590 dollars in Chicago
A distressed Italian man with six children advertised for $590 to avert personal disaster. The crowd raised funds in Chicago, sparing him from death and enabling him to begin anew. Authorities pledged to support repayment and help secure permanent employment.
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Chicago
Tee
Bie
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Spencer Are
North Elmst
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S. A. Weinstein
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Fuller St
Scovill
Spring Sts
William Kennedy
John Moriarty
Poliss Theater
Post
Hamilton Park
Loaians
American Loan Co
Grand Street
Bank Street
Bergin
East Main and
Wall Streets
John O'Neill
Fairmount
the Realty Dev, CO
Bank & Jones-Morman Building
Walnut Street
City
Stephen Prislopski
Hill St
W. R. Adams
Abbott Lrg
Oakville
S. M. Schneer
Main St
Leas
J. B. Matta * Co
Benedict St
Waterbury
Conn
Tracy Are
David Carroll
Pleasant St
HM. Gray & CO
North Maine
Louis A. Walsh
Leavenworth St
C. Jerome Bailey
Apothecaries' Hall
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Democrat
Worcester
New England Land & Realty Co
Butte
Root & Boyd
W. V
River St
J. T. Holmes
Meadow Street
Pond Street
Poll
Moriarty
East Main St
TRICT
Charles H.erey
Watary Jn
New Haven
Ss. Pro Bale
Joseph McConnell Tate
Onnell
Water- Dury
Oater
James J. Cassin
Lallier
Mary Cavanaugh
River Street
J. F. Carmody
Eagles
Order of Eagles
M. J. Smith
D.R. Mitchell
DR. Hungerford
North Main Street
West Main Street
D. H. Tierney
Gowa
North End
F. W. Lawlor
T. Mein
Baron J. Torkomian
Central Avenue
John J. Geraghty
East Main Street
Mity House
Buckingham Pharmacy
Washington
The
Bourne
Washington Star
Clark
Brown
Carbon
Mr. Clark
Fry
Labrador
Pushesty
Aemc
Jock
City News
Hertha Crockford
Grove Street
Long Island
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
Jones, Morgan & Co
Torrington
H. W. Bowman
Bowman
Newfield
New Milford
Augus Hall
William M. Cummings
Village Hills
Lebanon
George Robinson
Tobacco Street
George Watrous
Exeter
Glastonbury
William Affleck
Colchester Avenue
Hete
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