May Open Clinic For Drug Users in City
Internal Revenue officials visited the city to discuss establishing a narcotics clinic under city supervision. Mayor Wilson police chief Redgnave and Health Officer Brown met to review plans and promised immediate consideration. An auxiliary ship dinner at Lordship was rescheduled to August 14 from August 13.
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Internal Revenue Department
Internal Revenue
Connecticut
Wilson
John Redgnacve
Walter H. Brown
Lift off Corns with Freezone at Low Cost
A tiny bottle of Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal. Apply a few drops to the corn or hard skin and instantly relieves pain as the root lifts away, advertised as cheap and simple in drug stores.
Organization Plan Adopted by Democrats in City Meeting
The Democratic party in the city adopted a comprehensive organization plan at a joint Sequoyah society, the executive committee, and district chairman session. President Joan A. Cornell presided. Town Chairman Hugh Avery urged unity for a victorious fall election. Details were not disclosed. Immediate steps to implement the plan were announced.
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Democratic Party of
Sequoyah Society
Joan A. Cornell
Hugh Avery
Clemenceau to rest in Paris for brief vacation
Premier Clemenceau to take a four day vacation starting Thursday. He will stay in his home department Vandee while the Supreme Council continues sittings. Stephen Pichon will preside over the council in his absence.
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Paris
I. c
Clemenceau
Vandlee
Supreme Council
Stephen Pichon
Wrench
Postpone Direct Action Plans By British Labor Group
London reports that August era discussions and Easy Labor's finance agreed today to postpone its direct action referendum on political demands. The organizing committee aims to maintain order and finalize preparations soon. An exact venue for the smoker event will be announced in a few days.
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London
Tives
Easy Labor
Thesday Night
Park Lands Condemnation Vote Sets City Purchase at 6000
The city agreed to acquire Beschwood park land for 6000 after condemnation hearings. Owners Wiatlive W Welch and John O Neil receive 62 and 4070 respectively. The board approved buying about two and nine acres with a 26 foot right of way to North Avenue near Lexington Avenue.
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Wiatlive W.welch
John Dd. O'Neil
North Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Communication Fant
W. Parker Seeley
Brederick
Fan Olmstead
Donelsline
Central Park
New York City
Wlinstead
Preserick A. Strong
Orpistead
Pshand
Dynamite Work On Patrol Mary Alice Off Pentiebl Lieot
Operational briefing describes laying dynamite to raise the patrol Mary Alice off Pentiebl Lieot under Ralph Teanles instruction. Detonations and extraction details are noted with crew explanations of the croft and currents observed near the sunken vessel.
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Mary Alice
Miko Seoul
Pentiebl Lieot
Ralph Teanles
En Daven
Kenks Aecume
Harbornatster Lamon
Ulbera
Yosterdiuy
Tee Shi Couward
Abe
West Pointers Aid Coblenz Blaze Fight
West Point graduates and officers joined a large force from Aberdeen to battle a blaze near Coblenz. The operation coordinated from a central headquarters with allied units and local responders to control the fire and protect nearby communities.
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West Pointers
Coblenz Blaze
Jeremiah O'Leary to Speak at Bridgeport Meeting
Jeremiah O'Leary head of an Irish freedom group invited by Bridgeport Friends of Irish Freedom to address a mass meeting on an undated Sunday at an agreed Bridgeport venue. A letter from J T Boland and a reply from U S Senator Frank B Brandegen supported the Irish freedom cause. The committee reported $27,400 raised for an Irish educational fund with remaining pledges.
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Jeremiah O'Leary
Americcin Trulal
Soviety
New York
United States
Friends of Irish Freedom
Bridgeport
Messrs
Conway
Feeney
Jayynam
Joy
Youhey
Owrranse
Branc
Trish
John M. Feeney
Fraternal Orders Hold Initiations and Social Events
A fraternal meeting last night initiated a new member of the Patriotic Sons of America. Ancients and modern orders held initiations, planned picnics at Sunnyside Park, and arranged dinners for veterans. Several lodges reported new members, degree work, and upcoming class initiations with officers from multiple lodges and regions attending.
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Olga Lodge
Order of Porester Ton
Order of Foresters
I. Graham
P. Warner
I. Ghasedort
Th Broadhead
N. G. Lewis
Ee Gilmore
Wo iMdl
Corinthian Loupe
AL ML
Masonic Temple
Konekapotanamh
Thomas Welines
Baehem I
Pluailey
Saul Nite
Albert Sey
Juigios Badiove
Treadwell
Horace Finith
Diver
Salt Air Carnival at Pequonnock Yacht Club A Success
A recent Salt Air Carnival at Pequonnock Yacht Club was a standout event, touted as the largest carnival the club has held. Plans for a Monster outing at Steeplechase Island in August were finalized with boats departing from the club pier and invitations extended to all members and friends.
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Pequonnock Yacht Club
Agusta
Community party at Wathtersville hosts food exhibit
Large crowd gathered for a lively blow party in Wathtersville. Organized under Alvin C. Broul, the event featured dancing and a food and library exhibit, presented by the Board of Education.
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Brecl Lvds
Wathtersville
Alvin C. Broul
Whiskey Brewing Guide from Baltimore Formula Company
A fragmented advertisement outlines formulas and instructions for home whiskey and beer making, mentioning rye whiskey, wines, and a home still. References to law, permits, and payment options appear, with dates and authorities alluded to but not clearly stated. The piece cites Baltimore and a brewing business background, implying regulatory context.
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Congress
Baltimore Formula Company
Baltimore
St Johns Greek Catholic Choir Holds Annual Gutting Event
The St Johns Greek Catholic church choir held their annual gutting at Nichols on Sunday. Parish groups departed the church by bus. A baseball game featured the Tenor and Buss teams with the Buss team winning 18 to unknown score.
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St. John’s Greek Catholic Church
Nichols
Busses
Lock
Buss
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