Bridgeport Man Sought for Alleged Theft and Embezzlement
A warrant is expected today for Tat man Beck of 124 Arctic Street on charges of embezzling about $3,000 from Morris M. Tuklin a New Haven merchant who employed him to collect payments. Beck is said to be in Rhode Island with his wife and three children. The case stems from checks returned unpaid and protested, with involvement cited by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney K. Earl Gar-Yok.
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Tatman Beck
Arctic Street
Morris M. Tukiln
New Haven
K. Earla Gar- Yok
Beck
Rhode Island
Taklin Atlegas
Taklin
Aheck
N. G
Haims
Josethe Beck
Decline in Live Hog Prices Widens Retail Gap
Wholesale hog prices slide further with July highs of 28 cents per pound and current near 20 cents, while retail meat prices lag. Packers cite by products and labor costs as reasons for slower retail declines. by products gain little value as live hog meat falls.
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Saund
Retaiiers
Pork Lotus
Packer
Fancy
BeBe
Beye
Hoss
Bridgeport Residents to Take Connecticut Bar Exams
One woman and six men from Bridgeport including Dorothy A. Cohen, Robert Adams, Frank Barber, Harry Kursman, Hugh Lavery, Harold Mayning, Emil Napolitano, and Fairfield’s William J. Kinsela seek admission to the Connecticut Bar. The Fairfield County Bar Association to hear character witnesses December 4, with a December 17 meeting to decide on the applicants. A separate session will consider admissions without examination for Willard, Warries, and Breney, who have varied practice histories.
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Connecticut
Eo Bate
Hartford
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Bridgesport
Dorothy A
Fairfield County
Robert Qe Adame
Frank A. Barber
Dorothy Jd Cohen
Harry Kursman
Hugh T. Lavery
Harold
Charles F. Willard
Massachusetts
John A. Warries
Pennsylvania
Stephen J. Breney
New York
Aprir
The
Champion Steer Sells At Auction For 1.70 A Pound
Champion steer CHIVAGO, a 4.86 pound Holstein? Angus cross fed by Purdue students, sold at auction today for 1.70 per pound to fund a Christmas dinner. The top stock show animal sold for 20 dollars per hundredweight, down from last year’s 49. Armour & Company bought the steer from E. T. Hall of Medhanierbues. Wilton & Tone Packers also participated in the bidding.
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Ho ‘Prough
Purdue University
Wilton
Tone Pany
E. T. Hall
Medhanierbues
Armour & Company
Lis Jos
Times building opens to editors and public inspection
The new Times building on Prospect Street hosts an open house from 2 to 9 p m inviting editors publishers and business friends to inspect the architectural marvels by Donn The Barter Architect and M & Son Inc The structure blends beauty and utility with a monumental appearance and is expected to attract thousands of visitors as the paper marks its historic home curiosity surrounds the building noted for its architectural prestige and ties to Hartford's early press history
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Hartford Times
Prospect Street
Barter
M & Son, Inc
Bulldeve
Pulding
Amo
Goratz Teton
Jia
Apacore
Milan
Hartford
Ian
Hanker
Samuel Sands
Pryather
Judge Weed Warns Eagles on Agitators at Bridgeport Meeting
Judge Weed of Bridgeport, head of a fraternal labor group, urged members to beware agitators from across the water who might undermine liberty and the government. He explained the order's principles of Liberty, Justice, Truth and Equality and defended 100 percent American identity against foreign influences. The event drew a large turnout from local workingmen as part of a Bridgeport campaign effort.
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Eagles
Orton
Bridgeport
Bridgepport
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Weed
Republic
Trvasan
James Torin
New London
New York
Bagies
League of Nations Assembly Aims at Covenant Amendments
Geneva reports on the Assembly debate over revising the covenant. Delegates discuss amendment scope, timing, and the need for a special committee before any changes are approved. United States stance and potential obstacles surface as matters are clarified.
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League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
United States
Canata
Tnan
Congress to Act To Save Farmers From War Era Crises
The piece notes Congress moving to assist farmers and stabilize agriculture after wartime disruptions. It mentions senator Smoot and others debating exports, credits, tariffs, and pricing while urging new loans to farm cooperatives. It also reports personnel changes in Connecticut society, with an appointment offered to Millard as supervisory head of a Hartford club.
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Gerry
Cai UU
New York
Orman
Senator Smoot
Wral
Yandoy
Lepreganuuiive Campbel
Kane Fas
Suegagiad
Thie Goal Corporation
Lea
Farmere
Moyer
Thas
Jeffers Explains Art of Climbing Mountain Peaks
Jeffers, a noted mountain climber, lectured last night at the High School auditorium on a journey through the Northwest. He described lofty peaks, canyons, rapids, deserts, and windstones, detailing the risks of scaling cliffs over 10,000 feet and sharing thrilling stories of avalanches and near disasters.
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Alunial
Audiance
Dean
Detfers
Rense
Hartford Man Publishes Photo to Help Others
Hartford figure Mr Milton Gryho, active in multiple groups, shares a personal health tale about severe stomach trouble and recovery after taking Pinot tonic. He says the notoriety is incidental and his aim is to help others, endorsing the product publicly and listing multiple local stores where it is sold.
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Milton, Gryho
Min Iy Martford
Nem
Niahh
Hartigan's Drug
St Fairfized Avenue
Main and
Congress Streets
Stratford
Wm. St John
Fairfield
Randall
Pharmacy
Stamford
Wm. Tones Drug Co
Milford Oy
Te Howes
Derby
Paul Sleetery
Amsonia
Southwort
Lain B. Switzer
Yorrington
Mallette & Huber
G. L. Fancher
New Milford
Park Pharmacy
Waterbury
Tiarriott Drug Co
Danbury
H. E. Northrop
Shelton
Inhaney
Carner
New Tonic Linked to Monkey Glands Claims Boosts Strength
Readers are cautioned about a sensational tonic marketed as a miracle cure. The ad touts monkey glands as a source of renewed vigor, claiming rapid improvements in strength, vitality, and health within days while urging readers to buy the product. The copy insists the tonic restores energy and fights weakness with dramatic, unverified results.
Glandex Compound Promotion Sparsely Covered Gland Theory
An advertisement extols gland extracts from healthy animals as a remedy to revive energy and youth. It claims Glandex Compound boosts strength, appetite, and vitality with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after ten days. Available at Hartigan's, Fairflow, Hindle's, and druggists nationwide.
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de Sl Fairflow
Hindle
Hindle’s
Crux
Main St
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