Pannon e brought back and a New York extradition drama
The report details Pannone’s extradition from New York to Connecticut amid disputes over papers signed by officials. Ward and colleagues maneuvered paper authorizations, despite initial refusals, to secure Pannone’s transfer. In a separate item, Miss Katherine A Fitch married Myr Moward Borex at St Patrick's church with familiar local names attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Patrick's Church
Stas
Katherine A. Fitch
Mra Mure A Piich
North Avenue
Myr Moward D. Borex
Fer
James HB. Ninil
Auieodine
Mise
Helen McAfkine
Patereon
James Conlin
Grummilin Co
Ercom
Davidson Hatred Mize Weds at Christ Fellowship Church
In a quiet May ceremony at Christ Fellowship Church rectory Rev E Craft conducted the nuptials of Miss Davidson Hatred Mize, daughter of Afr Ant Mie Gewese H Mair of Huntin and Lindley streets, to Mr. teeree H Butideot of 27 Brooks Street. The bride, a telephone operator, and groom tied the knot in an intimate setting with family present.
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Vinda Tell
Degehter
Afr
H. Mair
Huntin
Lindley Straetav
Mansiay
Teeree H. Butideot
Brooks Street
Christ Fytenpal Church
E. Craft
Government Movies Of Busy Honey Bee
A government department completed a heatian picture slated for release. The film, described as one of the most remarkable ever produced by the department, is presented to educate on agricultural times and aims to air educational material related to farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waehinginn
Department of Amriciltuer Hay
Fim
Public Opinion Letter on Nominating Mr Dennis for Bridgeport
A Republican writer questions Mr Dennis nomination from the Independent ticket and Republican endorsement, contrasts political machines, asks for clarity on Dennis background with the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, and urges oppostion to party octopus funding and headquarters. The letter calls for civic reform and voluntary action over formal political organizing.
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The
Evening Farmer
Kershaw
Farmer
Dennis
Reput- Ucan
Dennid
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Dennie
Pgo
Bridgeport
Keralian
Dennia
Bill to Stop Summer Sessions in Congress
Washington Aug 27 The new member Thompson of Hlinals Progressive Indicated by introducing a bill to prevent summer sessions He proposes Congress assemble once each year convene in October in long session years and meet in December only in election years to avoid the heated term
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Washington
Congress
Hest
House
Thompson
Hlinals
Shell
Labor Day Trains Service Altered by New Haven Railroad
Following the usual custom the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad posted notices discontinuing on Sept 1 192% a number of local trains into New York in the morning and return trains in the afternoon. To provide sufficient service trains will route via local schedules and those planning a trip should consult these notices or inquire at ticket offices.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Wne
Geis
Connecticut
Red Men's Hall
Norwalk
Pine Orchard
Saybrook
Alysa Gregory
Stratford Woman Suffrage Association
Miss Gregory
Stratford
Gertrude Duncan
Picnic aftermath leads to breaches and fines in Stratford
Two picnickers faced charges after a Sunday outing in Stratford. Joseph Kicia was fined $10 plus costs for breach of the peace, while Ferdinando Delibero paid $1 and costs on a concealed weapons charge. Special officer Tom Fellows arrested them as Delibero explained a license issue on a revolver.
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Stratford
Louis Polley
Joseph Kicia
Avon
Ferdinando
Tom Fellows
Delibero
Risiro
Meigs Russell
Elm Street
CJ Platt
Stella Drew
Real Dollar Sale at Seety Waist Shop on Main Street
A final Real Dollar Sale will be held at Seety Waist Shop 4115 Main Street in the Se curthy building. It is a clearance event with waists of all prices marked down. The stock includes chiffon waists office wear mesh silks Chine silks satin and lingerie styles. A lineup of sale-worthy wares will be on display inviting women to take advantage. Associate member Wayne Ags One Cent Word.
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Meigs & Co
Fom School
Seety
Main Street
Securthy
Westport Homes Saved From Dynamite Blasts Report
A special correspondent details delays in sewer trench work at Bate Street Hill as rock ledge requires blasting limits to protect nearby homes. Also notes church repairs, bridge work, school reopening prep, and local residents relocating or visiting. Several residents move between towns while local clubs and businesses adjust to fall plans.
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Westport
Chappl
Saugatuck
Bate Street
Easton Grange Picnic Set for Savin Hock This Thursday
Easton grange plans a picnic at Savin Hock this Thursday. All attendees will enjoy a three shore dinner.
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Easton Grange
Savin Hock
Untitled fragment signals a maritime note from a harbor scene
Fragmentary OCR preserves a torn report about individuals aboard a vessel or at a pier. It mentions Mr and Mrs Bred, a mutiny tarp, a tarred last evening from a Arrinean sett Pier, references a Hertel Gladpuore and a Mr sal on. Andrew Rodel and M Randall appear as named persons in a civic or nautical context.
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U Arrineansett Pier
Thor
Hertel
Stuftins Etreliy Endowed
Antrew Rodel
Thie
Randel de
Big Electrical Strike in London Enters Second Day
London August 27 strong pickets from construction and electrical trades urged workers to walk off at Buckingham Palace Marlborough House the Admiralty and Downing Street official residence in Downing Street as repairs near completion. The protest spreads to multiple firms as the strike grows.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough House
The
Admiralty
Premter Asqwith
Downing Street
Hants
Studere
Local Easton social notes include visits and incidents
Rev J J Blythe and Miss Marjorie Blythe of the Bronx were hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Kent. Miss Sulla Hawley of Bridgeport stayed with cousins at Maple Row Dairy Farm. Mrs M J Johnson of Seemed Penn visited her sister Mrs J Walker Sherwood on Sport Hill. Albert Hawkins, son of Edward Hawkins, was injured while helping extinguish a swamp fire. Richard Haley and his father helped free him with Dr Gallup attending. Charles Botsford returned home from Newtown after a brief visit, while Howard Edwards and daughter Inez visited Hartford with Mr and Mrs Richard Nobles. The Haeublelys hosted friends from Adama Corners. Miss Hazel Sherwood visited cousin Clarence Andrews at Rock.
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J. 5
Blythe
Marjorie
Bronx
Robert Kent
J. J. Blythe
Sport Hill
EB. B Stevens
Hisnees
Sulla Hawley
Bridgeport
John Sherwood
Maple Row
M. J. Johnson
Seemed Penn
J. Walker Sherwood
Albert Hawkins
Edward Hawkins
Richard Haley
Gallup
Long Ellis
Charles Botsford
Newtown
Perkine Nichols
Howard Edwards
Inez Edwards
Hartford
Richard Nobles
F. G
Thaw case and local notices mark Newtown brief
Local items report Justice McCarthy convicting Ames Clark for abuse of wife and family, sentencing him to 15 days in Bridgeport jail. Lost valuable Holstein heifer prompts questions of town neglect. Various updates note health, visits, and social plans in Newtown and neighboring communities including St. Rose party details and local travel notes.
Local Social Notes From Tashua and Nearby
Tashua residents Miss Loreta Wild and Miss Matds Avelanche of Brooklyn visit cousin Miss Louise Heimrich. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones hosted recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferry of Greenfield Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Seeley, with Mr. and Mrs. John H Wheeler of Silver Hill Farm Easton, traveled to New York and Sayville Long Island to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Slater. Miss Vinnie Bradley visits friends at Highland Lake. Mr. and Mrs John Hurd enjoyed a trolley tour to Waterbury Woodbury Cheshire and Savin Rock. Mrs Harry Sweesey and two sons Ernest and James return from Park City visit to Mr. and Mrs. George Sweezey, with a delightful time in Mr. Sweezey's new motor car. Miss Mildred M. Peck and Miss Dorothy M. Seeley of this place suffer from mumps.
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Newtown
Henry Hunt
New Milford
Elliot Northmp
Stepney
L. R. Skidmore
M'Carthys
Thomas Carlson
Ames Clark
Zoar
PH. McCarthy
Bridgeport
W. J. Beecher
Harry Madigan
EL T. Hook
el Greenblatt
Botsford Hill
de Mable
Catherine Sheehan
Charles Miller
William O'Hare
Jennie Kelly
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Leo Braun
New Haven
M. J. Kelly
Main Street
Eric Nelson
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Grand Canyon
California
James Madigan
Vermont
Brattleboro
Henry Madigan
Sherbrooke
Canada
Harry Thaw
Kidnagone
Maciean
Thaw
Fletcher
New York
J. J. Northrop
Redding
F. Sanford
Northrop
John Whalen
Hawleyville
B. L. Pillow
George W. ‘Stuart
Norwalk
ST. Roses
S. Carlton Hubbell
Rodney Shepard
William Hard
Berkshire
J. B. Bedient
Daniel J. Keane
New Hevon
Yale College
Sandy Hook
Loreta Wild
Matds Avelanche
Brooklyn
Louise Heimrich
Arthur Jones
Thomas Ferry
Greenfield Hill
Mire
Charles B Seeley
John H. ‘Wheeler
Silver Hill Farm
Easton
Wheleer
Sayville
Long Island
William
Positive Easy Cure Why Endure Sore Feet
An advertisement touts Calocide foot cure as the fastest relief for sore feet. Soak feet in warm water with two spoonfuls of Calncide compound for sixteen minutes, rub sore areas, and claims instant relief. Corns and callouses peel away and after use feet feel delightful.
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Corporation Counsel
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Bogey-Fitch
Davidson-Hatr
Labor Day Trains
Borden’s Milk
Gail Borden
Isi
Borden Waeon
Borden’s Condensed Milk Co
Fairfield Avenue
Sunday Pickig
Joseph Riglio
Ferdinando de Ubero
Avon Park
George T. Jewell
Kent
Arthur Collins
Bray Pharmacy
Stratford Library Association
Jast Agers
Frederic Allsop
American Whig Review
Myrta Lockett Avery
Alexander Stephens
Irving Babbitt
Ltterature
American College
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Leon W. Bishop
R. Hottone
P. Burah
Eugene
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George Coggershall
A. Frederick Collins
Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America
Alphonse Daudet
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Voyageur
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George Ebers
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Motley
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World Soul
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Thos B. Macaulay
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J. B. Stebel
Rabindranath Tagore
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H.G. Wells
Woodrow Wilson
New Freedom
Frank G. Coley
Robert Cochrane
Treasury of Modern Biography
Amelia H. Edwards
Nile
M. Everett
Roosevelt
Africa
James B. Fraser
Persia
Jom B. Gough
Charles Hole
Sir John Lubbork
Wm. H. Mallock
M. F. Maury
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Anna Braitling
Frances L. Buchanan
FH. P. Bullard, Jr
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Fish
Philo P. Haven
Edurard SN. Packard
Geo. F. Totams
Salty D. Wells
Desiues
Court of Common Pleas
Sults
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State Street
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Trinity Parish
Christ Episcopal Church
Joseph Kinski
Louis Boots
Nathan Shilepski
King Street
Mary B. Palmer
Canal St
W. E. Tuttle
Joseph T. Quinlan
Thomas Quinlan
Lillian M. Sauer
Compo Inn
Jersey City
Jack
Mary Beck
Chicago
Ossip Ling
Kingstreet
Holly Tyrrell
Lanny Hopatcong
N. J
Ethel Bullett
Grover Bowman
Seymour
Henry Wood
New Hampshire
Jennie Bulley
Staten Island
Annie Bulkley
Wright Street
Aspetuck Dramatic Club
Charles Mills
John McCarthy
Springfield
Saugatuck Mfg. Co
Mfg. Co
Tourney & Hartwell
Kroeger
Petra
Jatin
Than
Comey Iin
Kroeger Piano CO
Masonic Temple
Bawta
Ser
the Fairfield Restaurant
Highland Spring Water
Abe
Reid Cee
Highland Spring Water Co
Warren Street
the Wheeler
Howes CO
Srenner
Sprague
Sprague Ice & Coal; Co
End East
Wedlington
IRA Gregory & CO
Scese
Stratford Ave
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