Europeans Seek To Educate U S On Child Labor
In a session of the International Labour Organization, European labor members condemned child labor in parts of the United States. ILO Director General Albert Thomas stated the Governing Board cannot interfere with U S or state policies, but the Bureau will publish factual data on industrial conditions.
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GENEY
United States
Crera
International Labor Office
A Oudegeestop Y Laver Federation
Lear Wx
France
Teneval Federation
Aber
Bureau of
Ail Posse
Egiditi
Thomas
Ie Aleady
Bureau
Washington
Notrwalt Roy Improves Salix Ad One Year Old Son
A brief local report describes an incident on Grove Street where a one year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Notrwalk, was hit by an un driven auto. He was taken to a hospital, where doctors held out hope for recovery. The event occurred late at night and involved Raymond Grove.
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Salix
Raymond
Grove Street
Raurl
Lydiak
Pinkham
Incendiary Fires Plague Norwalk Village
Norwalk reports multiple fires blamed on incendiaries. Volunteer firefighters struggle to control blazes including a house rear sled fire at Bass Done shen Bartlett’s home. Suspects reportedly include several women linked to the incidents.
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Norwalk
Norwich
Teehouse
Bassy Doneshen Bartlett Agende
Cement Pouring Soon Starts for Easton Lake Dam
Cement pouring for the Easton Lake Dam will begin as crews direct the first pour in the chasm. The project has faced interruptions and resumed after depth blasting to bedrock, with quarrying ongoing for granite blocks used as filler in the concrete embankment. About eight men are employed on site.
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Cmers
Easton Lake
Usgarestes
Cam Construction
Wie
Feathweight dental plate advertised by Bridgeport dentist
Dr C W King of 1116 Main St Bridgeport touts a Featherweight plate as a breakthrough in dentistry. He promises easy fitting and low cost with a free gold crown included on all Featherweight full sets, inviting patients to visit for quicker relief from loose dentures.
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C. W. King
Main St
Bridgeport
Prohibition 18 Taken to Task by W B Wheeler
W B Wheeler accused Prohibition enforcement of weakness after meeting with Coolidge at the White House. He cited 6,000,000 gallons of industrial alcohol diverted to bootleggers and urged tighter supervision of enforcement agencies. Wheeler listed lax states, noted judge resistance to penalties, and suggested consolidating enforcement under a single central head as cost rises.
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Wayne LB. Wheeler
Coolidge
White House
Wheeler
Prough Co
Atenhot
Andress
Stant
The
Cen Reston
Washington Th
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
Treasury
Coast Guard
Customs
Man's Leg Holds Wandering Needle in Norwalk
April special to the Norwalk Chronicle reports dentist David Slomay, practicing in Norwalk and Danbury, who endured a wandering needle in his leg for ten weeks. An elite surgery failed to extract it, but after another attempt and hours on the operating table, the needle was finally located and removed following X ray confirmation.
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David Slomay
Norwalk
Wey Yor
Danbury
Librarians Open State Meeting in Westport Today
Westport hosts a statewide gathering of about twenty librarians arranged by the State Committees of Public Libraries. The event opens at 10 am at the Westport Library with a luncheon at the Bedford House at 2 pm led by Mrs. Winnie M. McCutchen. Lectures and round table discussions feature Miss Josephine Thomas, Charl R. Green, and a lineup of librarians from Ansonia, Derby, Norwalk, Greenwich, Stamford, New Canaan, and others presenting noted works and authors across children’s books and contemporary poetry.
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Westport
Bele Koleomb Johnson
William H. Burr
The
Westportbrary
Bedford House
Wi Nam M. MicCutchen
Charl R. Green
Jones Library
Amherst
Maes
Amliss Josephine Thomas
Children's Rock Shop
New Haven
Thebrarians
Round Table
Anna G. Richards
Ansonia
Marguerite Wilson
EmmalLessey
Harcourt Memorial
Derby
Charles Proteus
3. W. Hammond
Grace
Hoystadt
Equat! Memorial
Sounwhport
Tuleg
Nature
W. J Hornaday
Elizabeth PL. Gurk
Greenwich
Orphan Island
Rose Macauley
Mabel Grumman
Sound
Beach
Stamford
Lord Parker
John Masefield
A. E. W. Mason
Ella
Margaret Story
Misa Tilizaibeth
Beys Mour
A. l L. Strong
Theodore Adame
Glenbrook Arary
Burt
Edith Couch
Nichols Library
Trumbull
H. M. Tomlinson
W. B. White
Emly Dickson
Mb Biucht
Evhel Fart
Wilton Libra Association
Welton
A. Milne
Francis B. Russell
Stratford
Public Library
Amel Tha
Shelley
Andre Maurois
Margaret Wilson
Norwalk
Logerlot
Mia
Rollin G. Sherwood
Bunnyland Comes to Town in Childrens Department Display
The store invites children to visit Bunnyland a real rabbit yard built by John or Jack where live bunnies entertain and delight Little Mary or Sallie and even older visitors will enjoy a touch of nature Located on the second floor near the childrens department with inexpensive entries at 25 35 or 50 cents and a focus on individuality through nature themed displays
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John
Jack
Mary
Sallie
Children’s Own Department
Bogus Bills in Norwalk Multiply Amid City Bust
Norwalk police see a surge in counterfeit bills after the arrest of Phin Rajaintona of New York at the station. Officers report several locals including Theodore Ritha and Abraham Marr passing note value notes. others like Balalutena and Alexander Tinta are named in the probe. Federal authorities are assisting the case as more reports surface.
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Nowwalle
Phin Rajaintona
Thompson Street
New York
Futrolman
Milton Y. Lorkewood
Theodore Ritha
Abraham Marr
Winter coats for spring fashion on display
The shop presents Kashmir weaves Charmeen twills and soft tan natural kasha and grey shades in a full color spring coat card. Coats feature fur trim collars banding and tailored lines showing skilled design and tailoring with prices from 25 to 75 dollars on the second floor center.
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Kashmir
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Colley Avenue
Norfolk, Virginia
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