Visiting nurse of Stratford feted before wedding
Stratford August 9 Miss Mia Olsen Stratford's visiting nurse was surprised with a Red Cross party in Christchurch parish house. Councilman Haeld Delacour presented a coffee service and wished her happiness in her marriage to bank official Frederick Chesson of Waterbury. More than 50 friends attended. Olsen, who came from Naugatuck in 1919, resigns Saturday.
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Stratford
Mi Eatrice M. Olsen
Tied Cross
Christchurch
Red Cross
Red Croes
Misa Olsen
Pesch
Haeld Delacour
The
Hed Cross
Miss Olsen
Frederick Chesson
Waterbury
Chesson
Waterbury Trust Company
Willow Street
Miss Olen
Mires Olsen
Naugatuck
Ward Confession and Trial Tactics Scrutinized
Rabende argued Ward’s rights and privileges, challenging extraordinary grand jury actions and claims of wealth influencing the case. He contended the indictment should be quashed or reduced due to lack of new evidence before the special grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Peters
Paris Island
Rabende
Job
Jen
Tong
O'Neill
Favoriten
Rabenda
Notice at Congregation Rodeph Sholom for Holidays
Notices invite all members and the Jewish community to attend services at the synagogue in Warner Maplewood and Braulstan district evenings from two to ten A M and Sundays from four to twelve A M. Seats are selling fast and all including members are urged to reserve immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeph Sholom
Hasbone
Warner Maplewood
Braulstan
Lions Club Outing Brings Families To Nichols Picnic
Lion families and business men picnicked yesterday at Nichols in a sunlit apple tree grove on Samuel Cuttings Farm for the Lions Club annual outing. The male team triumphed in a tug of sport while women entered pie eating and kicking contests with prizes and cheers.
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Nichols
Lions
Bridgeport
Samuel Cuttings
Laura Swtewlett
William W. Bent
Joe Williamson
George Rose
Feile
Mong
Tion
Flerce v. Gehan
Carer
Frank Kihing
Connecticut Co
Kiuling
Re Francie
A. SN
TALIAN-GREEK TROUBLE GROWS OVER INDEMNITY DEMANDS
A Greek note to Italy seeks indemnity while rejecting humiliating terms and calls for judicial action if Italy fails to accept. Greece hints at appealing to the League of Nations as Italian moves stir tensions in Tangier and Athens. Tales of assassinations and diplomatic quotes frame a volatile regional outlook amid economic and political pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Abdul Hamid
Monastir
Mitroviza
Centrais News
Lspetech
Athens
Itajan
Italy
Greece
League of Nations
Tralian
Ang
Janina
Winter Business Prospects Good Amid Mixed Signals
The report notes cautious optimism for the upcoming winter season despite lingering recession fears. Analysts cite consumer demand and inventory levels as key factors, with several sectors showing resilience and others delaying expansion plans until clearer economic trends emerge.
Infuriated Mob Attacks Klansmen at Perth Abbey Meeting
A chaotic confrontation erupted as Klansmen gathered for a meeting at Perth Abbey. Police and guards, already stationed, battled a large crowd while several Klansmen escaped through exits. Insults and threats were exchanged as numbers swelled to thousands and two sides prepared further clashes.
Violence at New Jersey hall ends with klansmen driven out
A large crowd clashed with klansmen in a hall in New Jersey as State police intervened. Chief Tonneson restored order after volleys of stones and gunfire. Patrols moved klansmen to a wagon, but mobs toppled cars and beat occupants as the crowd kept pressure through the night. About 150 klansmen remained inside the hall at daybreak.
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Tonneson
Vna
Vail
Michael Kelly
Falice
Fred
Potce
Othe Cary
New Brunswick Avenue
Mearwak
State Street
Wes
Sewaren
New England
Skull fracture after two story fall endangers girl
A four-year-old Breven Toms suffered a skull fracture after falling from the second floor of her home. She was found in critical condition and rushed to hospital after Dr AR Margulia from Emergency Hospital examined her. Police/Bt Vinceni's team renewed arrest at 7240.
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Breven Toms
Osborne
Bt. Vinceni
Teanitaal
AR. Margulia
Jealous Rival Sparks Woman to Slash 57 Suits
Solomon City woman resented a rival store on Pacific street and attacked Shapiro’s shop with a hatchet knife, damaging 57 suits and men’s clothing valued at $1060. She faced $100 fine and costs for private property injury and four months in jail, with sentences appealed to Common Pleas Court bond set at $1,000.
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Solomon City
Pacific Street
Isadore Shapiro
Shapiro
Liquor Permit and Prescription Blanks Stolen
Washington Prohibition officials report the theft of 109 withdrawal liquor permits 100 form letters and 40 physicians prescription blank books each with 100 permits from a Prohibition director's office. The loss could enable forged withdrawals. Officials expect warehouses to halt use of stolen permits and warn proprietors.
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Washington
Gent
Five violators of auto law caught by state police
Ridgefield August 30 in their drive against motor vehicle law violators the Flyink Squadron of the state police arrested several operators. All were arraigned before Justice Samuel B. Nicholas. James Patterson of New York Ridgefield fined 5 dollars and costs for three years of driving without Connecticut registration. Alexander Mottes of Danbury fined 8 dollars and costs for no proper registration. Alexander Zarour of Danbury fined 6 dollars and costs for similar charges. F A Bounniwell of New York fined 5 dollars and costs for operating without a license. James Mazzola of Bedford Center NR fined 417 dollars on one count and had three counts noted. arrests by Edward Keating and Edward Streamay.
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Ridgefield
Flyink
Lae
Justice of the Peace
Samuel BE. Nicholas
James Patterson
New York
Connecticut
Alexander Mottes
Danbury
Alexander Zarour
F. A. Bounniwell
James Mazzola
Bedford Center
Tipon
Seine
Pinchot plans gain favor in wage settlement talks
Philadelphia August 30 Associated Press—General Policies committee of anthracite operators meets over Governor Pinchot’s proposal to settle the wage controversy with hard coal miners. A decision will be presented to the governor in Harrisburg tomorrow after negotiations. Samuel Warriner, chief spokesman, said the committee has arrived at a decision to inform both miners and operators of the response. WASHINGTON August 2 Fifty one million tons of bituminous coal produced for consumers on August 1 according to a survey by the Interior Department and Geological Survey. The report notes stockpiles on hand could meet average requirements. national coal surplus on August 1 rose to 33,000,000 tons, larger than any date except wartime peaks and just before the miners strike.
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Inser-Altiei Council of Ambassadors
Theiselon
Ministes
Maris
Prendy Posinard
Ambassadors
Cloun- Ui
Albania
Tra
Prini
Ynan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Hell On
Long Seagion
Pinchot
Harrisburg Temorres
Tuit
Mingra
Operatora
Coal Company
Samuel & Warriner
Low Mercs Department
Geological Survey
Wadheizh
Fragmented Meeting Notice Drafts Across Organizations
The readable OCR fragments reference multiple groups such as Fraternal, Knights of Pythias, Women's Christian Temperance Union, Machinists, and others across addresses like 1924 Mulh street, Broad street, 847 Main street, and 293 Gilbert street. It lists various lodge and union references with incomplete lines urging notification.
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Bridgeport Telegram
de Net
Pride of Finegeport Council
Nmaughters of America
State Street
K. of P
Mulh
Arcanum Edge
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Gihert Street
Monroe Doctrine Not Isolation Policy Analysis
A speech defends the Monroe doctrine as a living, independent U S policy of national security. It rejects domination or protectorate aims, emphasizes U S sovereignty, and outlines Cuba Haiti and Caribbean situations as examples guiding Pan American cooperation and peaceful dispute resolution.
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Cuba
Hait
Republic of
Haiti
United States
Central American Republica
Santiaga
Latin America
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Congregation of
Ath Israel
Washington Avenue
Ser
Cantor Shnetman
Elm Silk Shop
Main ST
Ridlin
Charley Blitzer
Tangier
Moroccn
Ausuat Sh
Avdave
London
Rome
Tengier
Cayatinesta
Ylri
Una
Hagyey Hubbell Co
Distrbutora
Stanley Ti. Bullard
Burned Machine Tech Co
Singers Sewing Machine Co
Blewar
Bridgepoort Works
General Eleetric
General Electric Co
K.K. K
Perth Abbey
Div
Fear Girl
Prohibition Enforcement
Nicholas
Edward Keating
Edward ¥. Streamay
Pinghot
U. S
Wilson
United Hitaten
Effense
Bils
Repubiics
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacifi
Caribbean Sea
Caribbean
Id Nave
John Bassett Morehag
Paris
Domingo
Hatti
Santo Dominie
Pior
Pubvic
Roosevelt
Arange
Tip Governent
Permanent Court
Europe
Toleoo
Toledo Firaless
Pene
Toledo
Howland Dry Goods Co
George E. Nothnngle
D. M. Read Co
Boston
Piraress
Toledo Cooker CO. Divizion VV
Toledo, Ghie
Codexe
NEW York Trunk Mfg. CO
E. Main St
Stratfont Avenue
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