Milk Dealers In Bridgeport Raise Retail Prices At Meeting
Bridgeport milk dealers plan a today meeting to implement a one cent retail price increase following the Connecticut Milk Producers association boost to farmers by 42 cents, effective September 1. Grace B milk will be 15 cents a quart and Grade A 18 cents. Bridgeport remains about one cent cheaper than other state areas. The Mitchell Dairy and Farmers Dairy dominate Bridgeport's market and will apply the rise.
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Connecticut Milk Producers’ Association
Bridgeport
Milk Producers’ Association
New York State
Mitchell Dairy
Farmers Dairy Company
Civic Affairs Committee to Plan City Improvement Agenda
The Civic Affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce meets tonight in the Chamber rooms at State and Court to map a program for full organization activities. Open meetings last spring spurred improvements and new revenue ideas, with September resumption of Monday noon lunches. The committee lists chair B. J. Ashman and many members including William Bent, J. Brennan, Arthur Calhoon, Murray Chpin, L. Cocroza, Dr. William Hall Coon, and others.
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Civic Affairs Committee
Chamber of Commerce
State and Court
B. J. Ashman
William AW W. Bent
Foo J. Brennan
Arthur Philo Calhoon
Murray Ch ‘Pin
L. Cocroza
William Hall Coon
James J. Culeman
Arthur F. Connor
KB. Cortright
George M. Coughlin
Samuel Dawe
Day
J. Deszo
Francis P. Dunigan
Henry E. Kelly
William Kirk
A. B. Merwin
Gusler
W. W. Naramore
R. I Neithercat
J. Nilson
T. J. Pardy
A. N. Schnee
Samuel Senior
EL ¢ Sparse
FA Strong
Witam
Webster
D. F Purrelald Wheeler
Rugrei Wilmot
AL i Veness
Greenwich Woman Sues For 5000 In Damages
Martha Talladge of Greenwich sues Maria Tallman Pon claiming she was attacked beaten and bitten while walking on Northfield street July 9. Talladge seeks 5000 in damages. case set for the first Tuesday in September in Superior Court.
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Northfield Street
Greenwich
Martha Talladge
Maria Pon
Greenywiel Mes
Ku Klux Klan Mass Meeting Turns Violent in Kingston
In Kingston on August 27 a Klan mass meeting in Court House Square sparked minor rioting and numerous arrests as supporters clashed with hecklers over Mayor Wilson’s denial of official sanction for a September state-wide convention. The crowd overflowed streets while fights erupted and klansmen defended themselves amid the disorder.
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Kinghamton
Ku Klux Klan
Court House Square
Wilson
Warn
Unfair Elections Claim From De Valera Interview
An Irish leader Eamon De Valera discusses the Irish election climate in an unauthorised interview obtained before his capture. The reporter describes De Valera’s appearance demeanor and cautious travel to meet the correspondent, noting his polite, resolute and unembittered nature during the conversation.
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U. S
Great Britain
Meliance
Allignes
Eamon de Valera
Belfast Telegraph
Sa Dm
Egulnr
de Vulera
Repub
Autoist Killed in Race to Catch Train for Short Ride
Samuel Walker a 52 year old resident of Asylum street extension was killed when the automobile he rode crashed into another car). It leaped a four foot cement wall, landed on its side at the Berkshire Bridge eastern approach. Walker was crushed. William Long, the driver, faced charges for speeding and license issues. The team remained in custody awaiting coroner’s decision.
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Samuel Walker
Asylum Street
New Rochelle
N. Y
Asylum Street Extension
Berkshire Bridge
Walker
William Long
Dong
Wathmanshuashrer
John J
Driver Held In Mass Streak of Trash Investigation
A newspaper item reports that a driver, linked to a case involving trash, is held as an investigation by officials including ex Senator George B. Clark of 80 Crown Street and Evethin J. Winchell of 76. The scene occurred this afternoon at 2:80 PM, with coverage continued on page two.
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Phelan
Mass Helen Chak
Daugishe O
George B. Clark
Crown Street
Evetin J. Winchell
Bridgeport awards Wigle Seoul badges to local leggs
Edward G Fagan Jr and seven others face rigid tests Thursday as Broad Street lights debut on Monday night. A Stamford man sues for 15 000 and two others sue the city for 15 000 in damages. Wall program plans are discussed by the Civic Affairs committee as marriages and local events fill the day.
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Edward G Fagan, Jr
Bridgeport
Seoul
New White Way
Broad Street
Nan
Auto Tate
Self-Floto Circus
Stamford
Auto
City
Civic Affairs Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Milktred Donnelly
Wiliam
Betty Wright
Myrzie Avedue
Yy. W. C
China
T. Hincks
Rotary Tub
Tate
Rane
Samuel Walker
Berkshire Bridge
Colucci Exonerated in Death of Gulliver
Leo Colucel of Beritfgepert was acquitted of blame in the death of 78 year old A. Gulliver of this city who died August 17. Deputy Governor Lewis L. Fletcher ruled in New Haven today.
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Colucci
Gulliver
Leo Colucel
Beritfgepert
Watontobile Strut K
Jodledhieles A. Gulliver
Thig -Ity
Lewis L. Fletc
New Haven
Ward's Counsel Moves to Quash Murder Charge in Peters Slaying
Walter S. Ward seeks dismissal and a reduction of the first degree indictment in the Peters case. Justice Wagner in White Plains will hear arguments next Thursday on why the motion should prevail as to bail and a bill of particulars identifying where Peters was shot and where he died. The state may be represented by Attorney General Carl Sherman or Special Deputy A.G. Thomas J. O’Neill.
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New York
Walter S. Ward
Clavence M. Peters
Ward
Supreme Court
Robert H. Wagner
Genera Carl Sherman
White Plains
York City
Attorney General
Chambers Street
Iti
Sherman
Thomas J. O'Neill
Wagner
Isaac W. Mills
George M. Taylor Jr
A. M. Seeger
Newchurch
Gurkit
Baker
Waerer
Smith
North Castle
Westchester
Peters
Allen R. Campbell
Werd
Charley O'Hearn's Father Dies in Watertown Auto Crash
Watertown Mass August 27 Michael O'Hearn of Brookling father of Carlos O'Searn Yale football star and Jick O'Tearn former Corwell captain was killed in a automobile accident here today. The other occupant Michael Otugar of Watertown with Mr O'Hearn was probably fatally injured. The crash occurred when one auto turned out to pass and met another from the opposite direction.
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Watertown
Mass
Michael O'Hearn
Brookling
Carlos O'Searn
Yale
Jick O'Tearn
Corwell Fontiag
Michael Otugar
O'Hearn
Charles D Hine Dies in Winsted at 75
Charles D Hine longtime Connecticut educator and former secretary of the State Board of Education died at his Winsted home after a brief illness. Born February 6 1845 in Pair Haven Vermont he studied at Yale Iowa Law and taught as a school administrator in Norwich New Britain Saginaw Michigan Omaha Nebraska and Dedham Massachusetts. He served as public library commissioner from 1598 until his death and will be buried in Lebanon after funeral services in Winsted.
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Norwich
New Britain
Martford
M. Hine
State Board of Education
Winsted
Fale
Hine
Connecticut Public Library Commission
Connecticut
Ine
Saginaw
Mich
Omaha
Neh
Troy
Talfyaheth Hine
Legion Meet Proceeds to Build Fund on Labor Day
The American Legion plans to donate the profits from its big track and fish event on Labor Day to its building fund. Phila Calhoun, athletic committee chair, announced last night with the Local Sessomly handling responsibilities. Last year funds supported county branches. this year a new sum is expected from the meet.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Phila Calhoun
Inea! Sessomly
Norwalk Editor V. W. Ferris Dies in New Haven Hospital
Victor Wood Ferris aged 47, managing editor of the Norwalk Hour and a prominent Connecticut writer, died at St. Raphael Hospital New Haven after stomach trouble and gall bladder complications. Born in Norwalk, he was widely known in life and sports journalism. his death shocked the local community.
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V. W. Ferris
Norwalk
New Haven Hospital
Norwalk Hour
the Telegram
Victor Wood Ferris
Connecticut
Hospital of St. Raphael
New Haven
Ume
Haenital
Raitor Ferris
Our President Coolidge Serial Begins Next Sunday
A serialized portrait of Calvin Coolidge's career will start next Sunday, featuring numerous pictures from the Coolidge family album. The article notes that Coolidge is a politician who shuns talk and that even his friends know little about his past.
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Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Belgium Note Brings New Hope for Curzon Negotiations
London reports a Belgian note in reply to Lord Curzon has revived hope for talks amid renewed European tension. Stresemann may directly approach Britain to offer a limited payment plan, hoping Baldwin negotiates as two businessmen. Hugo Stinnes is said to be arranging talks with Orange industrialists for a quick settlement.
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London
Stresemann
Britain
Gemling
Baldwin
Olncare
Germany
Hugo Stinnes
Orange
Broad Street White Way Lights Set To Flash On Monday
Broad street will glow with new White Way lights from Gilbert street to Elm street next Monday marking a key step in its emergence as a premier retail district. City Engineer James A. McElroy urged underground wiring with United Illuminating during widening and paving to avoid future disruption, a plan later approved by the Common Council.
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Broad Street
Gilbert Street
Elm Street
Main Street
Common Council
McElroy
James A. McElroy
Mon Elroy
Unitedlluminating Co
Damages Sought From City In Civil Actions
Two civil actions filed in Superior Court against the city of Bridgeport seek a total of 45000 in damages. Nellie Williams alleges a fall on a Brow Street sidewalk May 17 causing a fractured foot and sprained ankle. A minor, Viola Maloney, claims a February 14 fall on a sidewalk on South Avenue, suffering a fractured knee cap and a broken ankle.
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Bridgeport
Nellie Ho Wiliams
Brow Street
Allen Street
Williams
Benygamin Sherwood
Viola Maloney
Ns Vity
Soug
Can Tey
Agi Souch Avenue
Lusk
Pinchot Enters On Attempts at Coal Mediation
Gangster Henry Moore known as Frank Murray dies in St John’s Hospital Astoria after being shot near his home. He refused to name his shooters or acknowledge his identity to police. Moore faced murder charges in Connecticut. His widow secured bond and planned funeral arrangements. Deputy and police continue hunt for Moore’s killers.
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New York
Henry ‘Locke’ Moore
Sixth Ave
Astoria
Frank Murray
St. John
Noore
South
Manchester
Conn
Moore
Edward Wolran
Sidney Rosenthal
Long Island
City
Thomas F. Doyle
Long Island City
Queens
Sullivan
Doyle
Manhattan
Sixth Avenue
John Gallagher
Pa Governor negotiates anthracite coal strike endgame
Harrisburg Aug 27 Associated Press Governor Pinchot warned mine operators and miners union leaders that an anthracite mining suspension on September 1 could not be allowed and began mediation efforts. He discussed wage demands check off dues and other union items with Phillip Murray and district presidents and planned further talks with operators and union officials. The governor opened with a semi public address urging industrial leaders to resolve the dispute.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
C. J. Golden
Rinaldo CupeNini
Thomas Kennedy
Ia Thrree
Hincks to discuss new city charter at Rotary luncheon
William J. Hincks, on the mayor’s charter revision committee, will explain the charter draft at the Rotary noon luncheon. About twenty Rotarians are expected to attend the New England Rotary conference in Lake Bomoscene, Vermont, September 11 to 14, with delegations traveling by auto from the city on September 14 to Pittsfield, Massachusetts for a reception. President Albert T. Livery asks Rotarians to prepare five minute talks on their businesses for upcoming meetings.
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William JT. Hincks
New England
Rotary
Lake Bomoscene
Vermont
Auto R
Pittsfield
Mass
Rotana
Albert T. Livery
Democratic club names delegates not for Atwater
The Third District Democratic Club named five delegates to represent the anti Ar nate insurgent faction in the coming primary. Delegates named were John H. Wargo Arthur Hagberg George Butzko John Healey and Edward Lynch The insurgents claim their group is legitimate while noting internal disputes and objections to the incorporation papers filed by Atwater supporters.
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Third District
Democratic Club
John H. Wargo
Arthur Hagberg
George Butzko
John Healey
Edward Lynch
Third District Democratic Association, Inc
Asing
Mmeriors
Lynch
Butzko
Atwator
Eagle Scout candidates named for Camp Pomperaug tests
Edward G. Fagan Jr and Robert Rourke, members of Troop 22 in Tridgeport, are among boys expected to receive Eagle Scout merit at a meeting Thursday night at Camp Pomperaug Sands louk. Chief Executive Gordon Williams and Erie executives will conduct the final examination. Fagan, 15, already passed 21 tests and will enter his third year of school in September. Rourke must pass a swimming test before final approval. The Court of Leaders could not be reached for comment.
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Lamon DeValera
Dublin
Free State
America
Free State Public Department
DeVale
Quenon
Mer
Ennis
Kingston
de Valera
Secend
Eaphuneste
Boy Scouts of America
Tridgeport
Pomperdug
Sandslouk
Prday
Canes US
Lendr
Gordon Williams
Tel
Arls 3
Aieric
Ward G. Fagan
Fagan
Thei Schol
Robert Rourke
James T. Rourke
Vine Street
Wiliams
Camp Pomperaug
Boy Scout Ia
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Heart of Dublin
Ireland
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Hrrorim
Fairfield
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W. W. Ferris
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Cy Wilkins
Musanie
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Supreme Court Justice
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Charles D. Hine
Legion Meet
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Bridgeport Sunday Post
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Alliance
North American Alliance
Straight Newe
Lord Curzon
Poincare
Streseman
New Broad Street
White Way
Locke” Moore
Murray
Atlantic States
Hincks
Rotarians
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Atwater
E. G. Fagan Jr
Edward G. Fagan, Jr
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