Banker Declares Good Will Now Bankable Asset
A New York banker, G. Praether Knapp of the Bankers Sepvtcorporation, tells Bridgeport bankers at the Stratfield hotel that good will can be a bankable asset. He outlines factors for evaluating advertising expenditures, including agency selection, product analysis, media value, and audience circulation. He stresses circulation quality over mere space and the need for sustained reader interest across issues.
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G. Praether Knapp
Sepvtcorporation
New York
Bridgeport Advertising Club
Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
Knapp
Rooseveltes Leave London for Asia on Expedition
Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt depart London toward Marseilles on the second leg of their Turkestan expedition seeking the evespot and other wildlife. They will sail to Bombay by late May, enter the Lah Pass to the Pamirs, then decide whether to press on or return via northern trails if ice blocks the passes.
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London
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
Marseilles
Turkestan
Evis Pot
Bombay
Lah Pass
Pamirs
Indi
Former Newtown Man Dies in New Haven
Travia Curti resident of Newtown died Sunday night at his residence 199 Sherman Avenue Kawyn at the Ayr High Years. He is survived by his wife Sarah FE Rischman Curtis. Four services will be held at his residence on Wednesday afternoon at 1 oclock with Rev. W. A Beardsley officiating. Burial will take place in the New Town Village cemetery with services at the cemetery on Wednesday afternoon at 3 44 oclock upon the arrival of the funeral party. Mr Curtis lived years age in ioreupiert for years by Charles Steres of Head of Meadow district.
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Newtown
Travia Curti
Sherman Avenue
Kawyn
Ayr
Sarah FE
Rischman Curtis
T Oelock
W. A Beardsley
New Haven
Murial
Newtown Village
Curtis
Ioreupiert
Charles Steres
Head
Meadow District
Danbury Musics Clubs Plan Public Programs
Danbury public school musical clubs chestra and bands will give a joint concert at the Empress theatre on May 4. Groups include the school band junior band high school orchestra Glee club and mandolin guitar and violin clubs. Proceeds fund new instruments.
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Danbury
Empress Theatre
Auto Accident Victims Here Ask $60,000 Damages
Stamford April 21 special. Five suits against Norwalk dealers Berman and Steinberg claim total damages of 60,900 from a January 26, 1925 crash at the foot of Clark's Hill. Plaintiffs include Bella, Gertrude, Anna, and Nathan Rappaport and the Bridgeport family. driver Douglas Raymond was fined for reckless driving.
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Stamford
Berman and Steinberg
Norwalk
ABK@teport
N Rappaport
ONG
Rappaport
Gertrude Rappaport
Anna Rappaport
Nathan Rappaport
Douglas Raymond
Berman and Stelmberg
Court of Common Pleas
Insubordinates in Lisbon Removed and Portugal Declares
Lisbon April 21. Associated Press reports all insubordinate units of the Lisbon garrison linked to last Saturday’s revolt have been dissolved by decree in today’s gazette. War Minister Gen Veiera Da Roch has resigned and Capt Cunha Leal will be removed from leading Camara university.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Veiera da Roch
Cunha Leal
Caimbra University
Police Searching for Missing Stamford Wife
Stamford April 21 A Spaniard living here told police two men unnamed allegedly drugged his wife and carried her away from a rooming house while the mother was away. He claimed to know the woman was taken by force but did not explain how.
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Stamford
Vous Yanez Yanez
Rev G W Judson and wife guests of honor at Stratford social
Stratford April 21 Special Rev and Mrs George W Judson to be guests of honor at a Stratford Methodist church social Friday April 24 expected attendance between 200 and 400 church members. Entertainment high quality refreshments promised and well wishes for Judson ending active church work. Brotherhood sponsors with participants listed including Mrs Eliza Graham Tottle and others.
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Stratford
George W. Judson
Stratford Methodist Church
Judson
Yale-in-China
Carl Bach
Crane Company Employes Join Ranks of E T R A
Employes of the Crane Valve company totaling 1403 joined the Employes Tuberculosis Relief association and contributed 1432 the largest amount raised at any one time in the history of the E T R A. The effort to organize the Crane plant into the association took about three months. The plant already hosts a Sick Benefit society.
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Crane Valve Company
Employes Tuberculosis Relief Association
Crane Company
Crane Employer Relief Association
Edward Breen
John Fields
A. W. Miner
A. E. MacDonald
George Russell
Fred Lunde
J. D. Wet Jr
P. A. Colljunge
Herbert Hayes
Henry K. Mallett
Crane
Henry Loth
George L. Eaton
E. T
Son of accident victims is given city post
Timothy Collins Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Timothy Collins of 354 Reservoir Avenue has been placed in the Department of Public Works with help from Mayor Behrens to keep the family home for his sisters Mary and Margaret. Mrs Collins is active in the Eighth district Women’s Republican club.
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Tomothy Collins, Jr
Timothy Collins
Reservoir Avenue
Carson Street
Department of Public Works
Young Collins
Behrens
Mary
Margaret
Alfred W. Burdick
Young Olings
New York
Colling
Eighth
Women’s Republican Club
Government unlikely to recognize Soviet Russia says White House
April 21 report from Warrington states the American government will not recognize the Soviet regime. Foreign envoys have been instructed to await further US positions after talks on Kellogg’s potential appointment. The move signals a continued aloof stance toward Moscow despite leadership changes.
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Warrington
E Nat
Russia
Trades
Coolidge
Sec
Kellogg
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Stratford M. E. Church
Tong Wil
Long WW
Tire House
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Stratfield
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