Newspaper Merger Affects Hartford Globe
Announcement states Alexander Troup publisher of the New Union has bought the Hartford Sunday Globe from Thomas J. Spellacy and U District Attorney John F Crosby. John Dennis editor and manager of Globe becomes president of the new company after acquiring a controlling stake.
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Alexan Troup
Wew
Union
Thomas J. Spellacy
U. District
John F. Crosby
Hartford Sunday Globe
Bby
John Dennis
Globe
New Company
Local Man Credits Cinot Re Stored Health
A Bridgeport reader recounts relief after using CINOT from Hertigan's Drug and other area vendors. Hawley, a longtime iM. C. Co. employee, describes years of fatigue and illness followed by improved sleep, vigor, and energy after two CINOT bottles. The notice promotes the product and listed drugstores in Connecticut.
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Hawley
Im. C. Co
Villi
W. BP. Hawley
Main Street
U. M
Hertigan's Drug
Stora
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Switzer’s Drug
Southport End
Westport Drug Co
Westport
Obituary notices of McGann Berger Smith Szaley Dingee
Funeral notices for Annie McGann at St Augustine's church and burial at St Michael's cemetery. Raymond Berger’s son funeral at 141 Prince street with Park cemetery burial. Dewitt C Smith funeral at H A Remington chapel on Barnum Avenue. Barbara Szaley of 8742 Fairfield Avenue died at home. Anne Dingee widow of Ambrose Dingee, death at 68 White Street with plans incomplete.
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George WW. McGann
Annie
George W. McGann
Olive Street
St. Augustine's Church
J. B. Nihill
George Donahue
Joseph Ganley
Schmidt
Harold Youd
LG. Weber
Patrick O Neill
Joseph Callahan
Howard Curtin
Lering Robison
Frank Callahan
Joan Conlin
St. Michael's Cemetery
Raymond Harry Berger
Raymond Harry
Lena
George Berger
Prince Street
Park Cemetery
DeWitt O. Smith
Dewitt C. Smith
Houghurenue
H. A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
William Street
A. F. Campbell
Tinijon Cemetery
Easton
Frank Szaley
Barbara
Fairfield Avenue
Weather Bridgeport Record shows showers and warmer trend
The Bridgeport weather station reports showers and rising temperatures with a warmer Friday and cloudy Saturday, followed by cooler conditions. Atlantic coast pressure remains high with recent rains in Atlantic states. Winds vary north to south along the coast, with many cities recording clear or cloudy conditions and some rain in St. Louis and nearby areas.
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New England
New York
Atlantic
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Sanny Hook
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Bar
Atlantic City
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Nantucke
New Haven
New Orleans
Norfolk
Northfield
Pittsburgh
Portland
St. Louis
Minneano
Beauty Secrets for Hair Growth and Skin Care
Column advertises hair growth formula with beta quinol, bay rum, and witch hazel claiming faster growth and gloss. Also promotes wrinkle cream with cetyl or coconut oil and glycerine and a hair removal method using isopropyl solution. asserts low irritation and cost savings.
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Edna C
Perry and Howe memorial arches near in death near in life
William H Perry and Elias Howe shared early work on the sewing machine and were close in life and memory in Bridgeport at the Perry Memorial Arch near Seaside Park. The structure, one of four arches in the United States, shares with Washington Square New York and Hartford memorials a distinguished place in American arch design.
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Elias Howe
William Faint Perry
Alas Mowe
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Momerig
Perry Memorial
Bridgeport
Harriet Adelaide Perry
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American Hemisphere
Washington Arch
Pich Avenue
Washington Square
New York
New England
Hartford
Brooklyn
Prospect Park Plaza
England
Perry
Great Britain
Oxford Street
Park Lane
Tendon
Constitution Hill
London
France
Paris
Rhine
Gaul
Spain
Italy
Greece
North
Africa
Syria
Asia Minor
Senate
Vermont
Perry Aleworial
Henry Bacon
New York City
McKim, Mead & White
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Baltimore
Linco Memorial
Hodgenville
Wisconsin
Municipal
Scottish Rite Temple
Washington, D. C
Asadison
Wis
Lincoln
Kentucky State Capitol
Sperry & Treat
New Haven
Irish question debate stirs as Westminster mulls new plan
Dublin reports the British government pushing a settlement for the Irish question at the upcoming parliament session. Irish authorities say any plan must place responsibility on Irish leaders for an autonomous government while British ministers shed that duty.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Westminster
Ireland
Yale TQ Investigate Riots
The Yale Corporation appointed a five member faculty committee to investigate the causes of last spring’s riots between students and youths and to take steps to minimize future incidents.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
Yale
Chicopee City Marshal Fined After Thompsonville Crash
Chicopee City Marshal John C. Barnes and William Taylor of Ludlow were fined $20 each, with Robert W. Burke of Chicopee paying $100, for evading responsibility after an automobile accident in Thompsonville. Barnes had been driving a demonstration car when it struck two children, and the occupants did not return to the scene. An inspector made the arrests.
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Thompsonville
Get
John C. Barnes
Chicopee
Mass
William (. Taylor
Ludlow
Springfield
Robert W. Burke
Barnes
Yale Registration Near Prewar Figure
New Haven reports Yale University registration figures for the prewar period. Total enrollment shows an increase over the present year but is 168 fewer than four years ago. Yale College has 1 409 students, with 990 in the Sheitald science school, 245 in the gradinate school, and 130 in the law school.
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New Haven
Yale University
Yale College
Sheitald Selentifte School
Gradinate School
Law
Prisoners Escape From Litchfield Jail
Oct 2 reports say four inmates escaped from Litchfield county jail by prying bars from a bathroom window with improvised tools. Named escapees include Jerry Gennette serving a year for criminal assault and Frank Merl, Henry Derogana, both convicted in related charges. authorities pursuing them after the break.
Budd Chosen President of the Northern Railroad
Ralph Budd, executive vice president of the Great Northern Railroad, was elected president as Janis W. Emery stepped down after a third term. Lill remains chairman of the board.
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Great Northern
St, Paul, Minn
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Ralph Budd
Crregh Northern Railroad
Janis W. Emu
Mew Lill
Monster Inoga Carnival Plans At Armory
Plans for an indoor carnival and bazaar to be held in the armory from November 6 to 16 under the D club were discussed at a meeting last night in the new rooms at 849 Park Avenue. The event aims to raise funds to improve meeting facilities and provide backing for a permanent or Sunailion. General Edwards will attend, as will Major Wil aun and other civil and military figures. A featured bazaar highlight is a display of an automobile.
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D. Club
Park Avenue
General Edwards
Wilaun
Massachusetts to Have No Vote on Suffrage
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court dismissed a petition for a writ of mandate to force blanks for a referendum on the federal constitutional amendment granting women suffrage. The court ruled that since blanks were already furnished and the petitioners failed to obtain required signatures, a decision on the merits would serve no practical purpose.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Daughters of Isabella Reelect Mrs Booth National Regent
Mrs Mary Sc Booth of New Haven Conn was reelected national regent of the Daughters of Isabella at the ninth annual convention here today. She has held this office since 1907. General Clarence R Edwards commander of the southeastern department received the decoration of commander by the French government.
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Mary Sc. Booth
New Haven
Conn
Daughters of Isabella
Booth
Tagion Ol
Bob Edwards
Boston
Clarence R. Edwards
Southeastern
Jan Om
Longshoremen hope strike ends as union urges return to work
President T W O Connor of the international Longshoremen's union predicts an early end to the strike. Delegates are urged to persuade the union to resume work while bunkering crews for army transports show signs of willingness to return. Leaders call a meeting to pull out holdouts as dockside factions clash over strategy.
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T. W. O'Connor
International Longshoremen's Union
Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union No. 100
Unio
Transport Workers’ Unions
Walsh Denounces League Covenant in Senate Debate
Senator Walsh assailed the League of Nations covenant citing Article Ten as a path to international wrongs and unequal US representation. He argued Great Britain seeks global domination and warned the United States should not join any agreement that would deny liberty to oppressed peoples.
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Walsh
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Great Britain
Trish
Senate
Great Brittain
Nat Pleasant
Wilson
America
Senate Debate Over League of Nations Covenant
Irish blooded senators voice support for a just league of nations and oppose U S involvement in Britain dispute. Walsh criticizes British empire deception and treachery in secret treaties with Japan and others, contrasting Wilson’s trust claim with reality.
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