Grand Regent Seaside Council Honored Guest at Reception
H. Riley, Grand Regent of Connecticut Royal Arcanum, was guest of honor at a Sea Side council reception in their Lodge rooms at 10 Main Street. He plans to retire April 15 as he works to qualify a Connecticut team for the Supreme Council contest in June. Howard A. Marelar and other Grand Council officers attended, with Riley presented a leather traveling bag by Past Supreme Regent Carlton E. Hoadley.
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H. Riley
Connecticut
Riley
Carlton E. Hoadley
Grand Council
Howard A. Marelar
Hertford
P. McGuinness
Stanire
PD. J. Tuny
London
C. A. Brewer
West Haven
Albert P. Haener
Merien
W. A. Tileringer
Norwalk
BR. K. Ainsey
Bristol
City to Contend Hazel Led From Natural Causes
City to contend Hazel led from natural causes as compensation case for the death of Lt Joseph A. Hazel on November 7 1923. Hearing before Compensation Commissioner Kawami Buckingham at 2 45 PM tests doctors and witnesses on aggravation claim of 1312 weeks at 13 per week totaling 5616 dollars. Plaintiffs assert aggravation of angina pectoris caused death on duty after trolley car incident. defense cites cold dampness and on parade duty.
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Bridgep
Johanna Hazel
Joseph A. Hazel
H. LeBaron Peterg
Trmes W. Gardner
Kawami T. Buckingham
Idieutenant
Hazel
William #. Curley
B. Lb. Smykowski
Iseutsnent
Peter Hall
Thomas Flood
Twelve candidates named for directors in municipal election
The nominating committee announced twelve candidates for the board after last night’s vote count. Six will be chosen in the upcoming election. Names include Samuel P. Senior of Bridgeport Yauth Company Abraham Schnee and J. Shaughnessey J Clark General Elect Lavery Burrill Thomas J. Pardy A I Mclenzie MayKenze Brothers Ralph E. Medeney.
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Pennery
Abraham (. Schnee
Schne Wily
J. Shaughnessey
J . Clark
EL Lavery Beidgesor Wust
M. Engelhorsar
AL TW. Burrill
A. Ritt Co
Thomas J. Pardy
T. Pardy Company
A. I. Mclenzie
MayKenze Brothers
Ralph E. Meideney
Police arrest eleven motor law violators in city
Eleven motorists were arrested last night by the police traffic bureau for motor vehicle law violations. All will be tried in City Court this morning. Suspects include Monley Heal, W Hermin, J Pen, John Pike, Samuel Mar, Elwarai, Re I.
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Fleven
Traffic Bureau
Monley Heal AL
Hermin J Peneps
John Pikeer
Samuel Mar- Elwarai
Re I
Increase Court Salaries Urged by Fairfield Delegation
Hartfod April 8. Ridgeport legislators urged across the border increase for Fairfield County Common Pleas court judges and staff. They supported adding a new judge and raising salaries for judges prosecutors and a court messenger to relieve jammed dockets as officials cited two thirds of terms completed and heavy jury trial load.
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Telegram
Hartford
Rridgeport
Legislative Badietary Committee
Henato
Common Pleas Court
Batrtitel
Lockwood
Willer
Etattad
Senutay Sanuel Co
Redding
Mracnan Light
Norwalk
Faireld County Common Pleas Court
Wilder
Howard
Chalflanger
William A. Redden
Joseph Cubesh
George N. Finkelstone
Sough
Palerfield County
Ian Pleags
Fairfield County
Attormey
Wairfield County
Borah Blames Government For Conditions in France
Senator Borah of Idaho denounces French government and press editorials blaming the United States for France's debt crisis. He asserts France must settle its war debt, arguing American taxpayers should not be asked to reclaim funds under harsh terms amid French hardships.
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Borah
France
Idaho
Washington
Wiliam Ek
Les Nonavolies
Bourse
Boral
Senate
Des Nahivelles
Lise
Nine Grass Fires Sweep 350 Acres in Milford
Milford reports nine grass fires burning nearly 350 acres of woodland and meadow. Fire crews and volunteers battled blazes from early morning to night, with about 190 acres incinerated between Morningside Road and the trolley tracks at Bay View.
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Milford
Morningside Road
Troley Tracks
Bayview
Italy Ready to Adhere to Security Pact Says Mussolini
London April 8 Premier Mussolini informed Britain that Italy is prepared to join a security pact. He urged more frequent consultations and expressed deep concern over the proposal while promising to act promptly on Rome’s position.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Consulta de
Fifth District Women Plan Mah Jongg Party
Fifth District women organize an elaborate mah jongg and whist party at the Stratford hotel on Tuesday evening April 28. The committee includes Mrs Elmer H., Mrs Seaward, Mrs Lounsbury, Mrs Lincoln, Mrs Davis, Mrs Brad ley, Mrs Thomas, and many others, with tables set for whist and mah jongg and a prize for each table.
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Women Plan
MAH Jongg Party
Crlet
Ig Maklye
Robert F. Bradley
George B. Thomas
Rose F. Kieh
Mary Kravik
Joan F. Beatrice Haff
William Smallwood
Archibald Smith
F. Hurd
Willian Burdge
Harry Fitzgerald
Adalaide Zlesler
Hilian A Speer
Myra
Wilies
Marion Bayless
John Brown
Clara Canner
Possession suit over converted boat Twilight in harbor
In Haven April 8 Judge Edwin S. Thomas heard a possession suit by Captain Cortlandi of West Haven and Victor Borsari to recover the gasoline boat Twilight, allegedly disappeared from its mooring near New Haven harbor and converted into a houseboat in Bridgeport. Witnesses said the craft was partly submerged, stripped of equipment, and later towed to Bridgeport before being converted and repainted. The former owners later pursued its return.
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Haven
Cortland i
West Haven
Victor Borsari
Edwin S. Thomas
Fedecourt
New Haven Harbor
Bridgeport
Witressus
Peter Abrahamzon
Is Return
Scinto Slated for U S Court Appearance
Nicholas Scinto aged 89 of Chapel Street faces trial before U S District Judge Edwin Thomas in New Haven on a charge of violating Hawaii laws. He was arrested by Prohibition Enforcement Squad Group Head Edward R B Doolan about six weeks ago.
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Nicholas Scinto
Chapel Street
U. S
Edwin Thomas
WN Haven
Edward RB. Doolan
Prohibition Enforcement Squad
Grass Fire Alarms Keep Department Busy
Three blaze alarms and five grass fires taxed the fire department yesterday. A couple of sheds burned as crews tackled the flames and ensured spread was contained. Damaged areas included two old shacks. origin not determined.
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Une Fire Department
J W Grant Dies Inventor Of Hook And Eye Machine
James W Grant, Bridgeport inventor of the hook and eye machine, died yesterday at 854 Lindley Street. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Murphy and Mrs Harry Walsall. He worked with Hand Sewing Machine Co, J Pollansbee Manufacturing, U S government lock machines, and led Special Machinery Co for 25 years. Funeral from his home at 9:30 Saturday to St Patrick's Church, burial in St Michael's Cemetery.
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James W. Grant
Bridgeport
Lindley Street
John Murphy
Harry Walsall
Crvant
Waterbury
Hand Sewing Machine Company
J. Pollansbee Manufacturing Company
Lock Department
U. S
Washington
Grant
Birmingham
Ala
Kidgenport
B.S. Hotchkiss Manufacturing Company
Southavenue
Fle
Special Machinery Company
Hemer Street
City legislators back court reappointments in Bridgeport
Bridgeport lawmakers and officials urged the reappointment of Ralph Z Beers and William J Guckley to the Bridgeport City court. The committee heard for the resolutions with no opposition and noted Bridgeport’s unusual 20 year concord on judgeship appointments. Beers reportedly will re-enter hospital for another operation, despite good past performance.
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Telegram Star
Wartford
Tegetary Committee
Ralph Z. Beers
William J. Guckley
Bridgeport
Howard
Challenger
Jani L. Wilder
William A. Redden
Triet
George N. Finkelstone
Joseph Cubelli
Beers
Buckley
Former New Haven Woman Leaves Estate to Family
April 8 The war Dorothe Quincy Trowbridge of the late Trowbridlye New Haven dies leaving probate notes. Dorothy Quincy Hager receives $100,000 for her share while the residue of her father’s estate goes to her former husband Robert Wager upon his death. Four small legacies and personal estate go to Dorothy’s daughter. other heirs include Dilward Quincy Trowbridge’s four children and a former employer.
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Edward , J. Rice
Boston
Haye
Lukac Brother Endorsed for Investigator Post
John Lukac winning support from the American Movak Political club for the Tigard of ASSassora investigator role as successor to resigned George M. Tatkug effective May 1. Several applicants compete with a chief pay of $2.08, while administration leaders have not yet chosen a successor.
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John Lukac
Movak Political Club
Tigard
Assassora
George M. Tatkug
George Lakac
Aant
Abulir Slovak Naive
Advertising Makes Newspapers a Modern Force in Society
The piece argues that advertising spurred by the rise of newspapers transformed rural life through faster information, wider reach, and economic growth. It emphasizes that word of mouth is too slow, and that newspapers enable communities to learn about products and services, proving advertising pays even for small ventures. It crowns advertising as essential to big business from modest starts.
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Grand Regent
Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum Head
Ther
Common Pleas
Scinto
J W. Grant
Hook and
New Haven
Lukac's
Club For Investigator
the Post
the Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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