Levy Fatally Stricken. Vehicle Collision Near Bridgeport
Joseph A. Levy died from a heart attack while starting to drive from a curb near the Bridgeport Street institution company on State Street. His car rolled forward, struck another, and he collapsed at the wheel. Levy, proprietor of Park City Sign Co, was treasurer of Temple Lodge No. 127. He is survived by Estelle his wife, a daughter Alene Lederer, a son Herbert E. Levy, four sisters and a grandson. Burial at B’Nal Israel Cemetery after funeral at his home at 112 Poplar Street tomorrow afternoon at 9 o’clock.
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Joseph A. Levy
Popla
B'Nal Israel
Levy
Bridgeport Inst Company
Trail
Iter
Aleady
Mi Levy
Park City
Temple Lodge
Levy'a
Estelle H. Levy
Alene Lederer
Herbert E. Levy
New York
Frank Pantz
St. Petersbug
Florida
Catherine Reavély
Wallineford
San Franco
Borah Supporter to Talk Law Enforcement
John H Fones of Oakland California brother of the late Civillon Fones former mayor and uncle of Dr Alfred Foner will speak at Bridgeport Christian Union tomorrow evening at 7 30 about strict enforcement of the Eighteenth amendment and will urge Senator Borah of Idaho as a champion of law enforcement noting the amendment has reduced intoxicant use among minors.
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John H Fones
Oakland
Cal
Civillon Fones
Borah
Idaho
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Fones
Two Compensation Claims Dismissed
Charles Ekos of 42 State Street and Walter Minich of allied Baculen Murure both lost compensation claims. Ekos, a cook at Central Lunch, injuried his leg moving goods. an infection followed and he quit work. The commissioner found insufficient proof to support the claim. Minich, employed by Eastern Malleable Iron, claimed finger ankylosis from moving a barrel. the commissioner ruled the finger condition predated the injury and dismissed the claim.
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Charles Ekos
State Street
Central Lunch
Bankers Indemnity Company of
Hartford
Bet Buckingham Ekos
Budgeport Hospital
Ekon
Buckingham
Walter Minich
Alian Baculen Murure
Agaist
Minich
Highway Forces Keep Roads Open in Snowbound Winter
Snow blankets rural roads as state and county departments mobilize to keep main routes passable. Nebraska adds 25 to 50 plows, while Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Iowa and Michigan strengthen lines with snow fences and tractor patrols to avert drifts. Tractors with plows clear paths, with one Wisconsin tractor delivering milk on a sled mounted wagon for lactated sections.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Nebraska
Northwest
Canada
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Iowa
Michigan
Antigo
Wis
Exams Authorized For Service Schools In Washington
Representative James P Glynn of Connecticut has authorized the Civil Service Commission to hold preliminary examinations for appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland and the United States Military Academy at West Point New York. Examinations will be held in Waterbury on January 7 applicants must reside in the Fifth Connecticut District. One appointment will be made to each academy with entrants entering July 1 1828. Glynn reports 35 West Point applications and 12 Annapolis applicants.
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Washington, D. C
James P Glynn
Winsted
Civil Service Commission
United States Naval Academy
Antappolis
United States Miliary Academy
West Point
Watebury
Glynn
Annapolis
Dollar social aids Huntington church fund drive
The Ladies' aid of Huntington Congregational church held a dollar social that raised nearly $25 and featured varied tales of how funds were earned. Activities include a Christmas party December 27 and a January 2 supper, with plans for barrel outreach and organ repair proceeds. A school health talk by Child Welfare is planned for December 19 at Huntington school.
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Huntington
Congregational Church
Lois Bailey
Susan
Farmill River Grange
Parent-Teacher Association
Duces
Child Welfare Association
Huntington School
Marie Giannino
Louis Baldwin
Charles MiNard, Jr
Edwin S Vargoshe
John Wheeler
Long Hill
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Charles W Goldspink
Huntington Street
Blue Ribbon Senior Sewing Club
Charles Etzel
Huntington Fie Company
Thursdge Operntog
Charles E Wheeler
Stratted bin
Huntington Republican Club
Farmul River Grenge
Young People's League
Farmill River Drange Hall
Ing
Thompson's Platform Amplified With Referendum War Stop
Chicago December 8 AP Mayor Thompson amplifies his platform with amendments to America first. He calls for a constitutional amendment to require referendum approval for overseas draft or war and suggests global peacedefense by worldwide referendum agreements.
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Chicago
Thompson
America
Campaign for Uplift of American Menu Initiated
A national drive to uplift the American menu opens in Chicago with chefs and caterers forming a committee to standardize soups and dishes. Fred Schmidt of Louisville criticizes vague names and calls for clear explanations of ingredients. C L Schweitzer of Chicago emphasizes understanding hors d oeuvre and the many aliases of hamburger across languages.
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Chicago
Dec
Chefa
Catarera
Fred Schmidt
Louisville
America
C. L Schweitzer
Dtuke
Marlborough
Gray, Maine theatre executive dies in Lewiston
Neal McGray, 50, head of Maine and New Hampshire Theatres and operator of Paramount theatres east of New York, died after years of ill health. He started in Portsmouth NH twelve years ago with a small hall showing motion pictures and stage acts.
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Lewiston
Neal
Los Angeles
Cal
William P Grey
Maine and
New Hampshire
Maine
New Hamphre
Vermont
Paramount Theatres
New York
Boston
McGray
Heath
Pacific Coast
Adolph Sukor
Portsmouth NH
Queens Hockey Team May Abandon Tour
Kingston Ont Dec 3 The Queens Hockey Club may cancel its planned tour to New York New Haven Boston and Springfield due to heavy expenses and insufficient guarantees from American clubs to cover local costs. The move follows unofficial reports this morning.
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Kingston, Ont
Associated Press
Queens Hockey Club
New York
New Haven
Boston
Springfield Mass
Trevel
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