Carpender Wife Confident Courts May Free Broker
The article portrays Mrs Carpender optimistic about a legal outcome as her husband Henry Carpenter, a broker, remains jailed on related charges. It notes her active social life, scout involvement, and public stance amid speculation about his guilt or innocence, while detailing their refined home and social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wis
Carpender
Huehana
Sonereite
Sayry
Carperter
Rew Aronsvick Irl
Mira Carpender
Myre
Arthur Carpender
Henry Carpenter
Brother
Princes Steutens
Henry
Stock Exchange
Theatre Manager Resigns from Westport Theater
Westport August 22 Special George Anderson of State Street resigns as manager of the Fine Arts Theatre Westport. He will take a position at the Nivel Theatre in Hartford's Parkville section. Mr and Mrs Anderson left for Hartford on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
George Anderson
State Street
Fine Arts Theatre
Westyrt
Mane
Nivel
Farkville
Hartford
Mr. Anderson
Hart~ford
Quaker Oats Flavored as Superior Breakfast Choice
A vintage ad extols Quaker Oats as the superior breakfast with 50 years of milling craft. It promises rich toasty flavor, high bulk and protein balance, quick cooking in 3 to 5 minutes, and laxative avoidance. Your grocer stocks Quaker Oats today.
Iceman Saves Children From Infuriated Bull Chase
LORT WAYNE Ind Aug 22 Cliford Smead a delivery driver halted an escaped infuriated bull near a group of children by driving the animal away then pursued it to open country where the bull charged the truck Smead accelerated and rammed the bull bringing it down pinning it until farmers arrived with ropes Two children were slightly injured in the encounter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lort Wayne
Ind
Cliford Smead
Tuinois
Smead
Irpck
Millikan to Speak at Yale on Religion in Science
Nobel laureate Robert A. Millikan of Caltech will lecture at Yale on Religion in the Light of Science and Philosophy on October 13 to 15, with a repeat series in Bridgeport October 17 to 18. Lectureship honors include the Dwight H. Perry Lectureship begun in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Yale University
Millikan
Bridgeport
Dwight H. Perry
Tuidgeport
Millikin
Millikan Reewed
The
Universaty of Chicago
Gorman Bridge Laboratory
Pastics
Pasadena
Peaches Blocks Broadway Traffic in Hotel Window
New York August 22 Peaches Browning and her millionaire husband drew a crowd while dining at the Hotel Astor causing a traffic jam on Broadway. Police arrived and the couple moved from the window, traffic returned to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
J. Amsnett
Harry Carpender
New York
Peache
Browning
Tiotel Astor
Peaches
Traffe
Broadway
Norimalcy
Rhode Island boon to amateur flyers
Hartford August 22 Rhode Island lacks aviation laws yet proves profitable for Connecticut flyers who fly passengers at Rhode Island shore resorts despite not being licensed in Rhode Island. Captain Clarence M Knox, chief deputy aviation inspector, said Rhode Island authorities lack power to prohibit flyers from operating passenger flights in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Hartford
Connecticut
Clarence M Knox
Knox
Inquest Today Into Death Of Woman
Coroner John J. Phelan plans an inquest into the fatal auto crash that killed Mrs. Rebecca Borasuk 47 at 2% Federal street after she was struck by Frank Cantillien 48 of 133 hour avenue. She died from chest injuries and fractures. Cantillien, a former prohibition agent, is held under bonds of 1000 awaiting coroner proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Phelan
Lfe
Rebecca Borasuk
Federal Street
Frank Cantill
H. Ft. Delaca
Camillien
Prohibition
Orphan Children Excel Under Strayer Report Findings
Luther M Strayer of the New England Home for Wayward Children in Bridgeport reports on orphaned children versus those raised in normal homes. He notes many orphans under professional care show higher attainment, urging stronger placement and support measures. He details cases of homeless children and contrasts with peers, highlighting the need for reliable foster care and more transparent annual reporting by agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Mo Strayer
New England
Tittle Wanderers Inn
Bridgeport
Community Chest
Strayer
M. Strayer
Strayes
Bridgepool
Youths Sentenced for Marking Church with KKK Signs
Three youths Frank Baker Byron Parker and Meredith Pratt Thomasea were fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail on each of three counts breach of the peace injuring public property and injuring private property for marking the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church and public highways with K K K signs in Edeoorneen Connecticut. They were released on bond of 500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edeooreen
Conn
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Frank Baker
Byron Parker
Meredith Pratt Thomasea
Romanian Queen to Bring Art to America
Queen Marie plans a sea voyage with her daughter Princess Tena, visiting the United States and Canada incognito. King Ferdinand stays in Bucharest to open Parliament in October. A Roumania Day is sought at the Philadelphia Exposition with gifts for Mary Hill Museum in Washington state.
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Paris
Marie
United States
Canada
Bucharest
Rbt
Tena
Ferdinand
Alexander P. Moore
Spain
Neuilly
General Averescu
Philadelphia
Queen Marie
America
Mary Hill
Ikons
Auto Crash Leaves Man Hurt At Jane And Pembroke
Frank Godamski, 43, was thrown from a car and suffered a deep laceration needing seven stitches after a collision Saturday night at Jane and Pembroke. Paul Hanks, 77 Central Avenue, driver of Godamski’s car, was arrested for lacking an operator license. other driver identified as Joseph Yoziysinski of 8 Pardee Street, New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Pembroke Streets
Frank Godamski
Walter Con't
C. A. Haberlin
Paul Hanks
Central Avenue
Two Quarrel Ends With Arrests After Battle
Ernest Horen of 259 Tine Street was arrested Saturday on a warrant charging him with assaulting Joseph Bale. Both men lived at the same address and fought. Neighbor Joseph Kander of 269 Pine Street was also jailed on breach of peace and drunkenness charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Horen
Tine Street
Joseph Bale
Sabo
Joseph Kander
Pine Street
Hartford area home for waif children aid society report
The annual report of the Connecticut branch shows Bridgeport Boston Pairfield Trumbull Stratford benefiting from its work while Danbury and other Fairfield County areas are to be served. The officers listed include Calhoun, Moore, Hetts, Mrs Mamley, Walker, Craoser, and others. Ninety seven children were under care during the year ending June 30 at an average cost of 25 dollars per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Hiideeport
Englundg
Lith Wanderers
Connerticut
Bridgeport
Koston Pairfield
Milford Bell Controversy Ignores Sesqui Centenni al Plan
Milford residents face bitter quarrels over how to honor the Liberty Bell replica from the Sesqui-Centennial Exposition. The Chamber of Commerce and city hall officials fail to agree on leadership and events, citing lack of public interest and fears of a public relations setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Milford
United States
Tullidge Talla
Katherine Tullidge
Wation
New England
Chamber of Commerce
Clvb
Tullidge
Er. K. Tullidge
Alford
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Edward Beecher Finck
International Women's Speakers Bureau
The
Sesqui
Jardine Notes Farmers Want Tariff and Tax Cuts
Secretary Jardine, at the summer White House talks with President Coolidge, says Western farmers seek tariff relief and tax cuts. They largely oppose broad crop price stabilization and heavy farm machinery expansion, but favor cooperative marketing development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smiths
N. Y
West
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
President Colnige
White House
McNam-Hangen
Shrapnel Fragments Removed From Man's Leg
Pat Ludlow, a local newsman, was operated on to remove shrapnel fragments embedded in his leg from the battle of Alentianeon in the Arsenne sector on September 26, 1818. He had previous operations but fragments remained and trouble persisted. his condition was reported as good at Bridgepot hospital and he must remain in bed until healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Pat Ludlow
Alentianeon
Arsenne
Bridgepot Hospital
Button Factory Fire at Elmwood Oven Tops Damage Figure
Firemen fought a Saturday blaze at Elmwood Button company on Poplar Street. An overheated drying oven blew its top, sparking the fire and causing about 150 dollars in damage. The plant makes golf ball tees and several cars were damaged in the oven area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Button Company
Poplar Street
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Hall-Mills
Kresinol
Iceman
Chararte
Phant
Luther M. Strayer
Little Wanderers
Musear
Smith=Murray Co
Pirfeld Ave
Alsia
Srith-Murray
Circulation Department
AETNA
Wm. P. Kirk CO
Main
Barnum
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