Plea to Coolidge for Karolyi Fails to Change Policy
The State Department stands firm in barring Countess Catherine Karolyi from visiting the United States. A White House–to–State request for President Coolidge to reverse Secretary Kellogg’s ruling was responded to with no change. The department notes the decision remains unchanged and cites ongoing justification and communications about charges and hearings.
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State Department
Countess Catherine Karolyi
United States
Department
Kellogg
Coolidge
Countess Hardy
White House
Kaiulytasain
Washington, D. C
Catherine Karolyi
Sanders
Karolyi
yKilogs
New York
Ivankh
Karoly
Certis
Fosdick
Belknap
Auto Suit Seeks to Settle Blame in Collision
A case heard by Judge Newell Jennings at a special session of Superior Court concerns how far an auto owner may be held liable for damages from a collision that occurs when a repairman is delivering the car. The suit by William T. Marron of Stratford seeks $2,000 from Ella W. Bohannon of Stamford after her car stalled on a shopping trip, was repaired, and then involved in an accident while being driven to a designated route.
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Wheliam T. Marron
Statford
Ella W. Bohannon
Stamford
Newell Jennings
Superior Cowl
Win
Bohannon
Rotary talk on Navy work in submarines
Albert W. Smith of W. A Smith and Son will address the Rotary club on Chasing Submarines at the meeting this week in the Stratfield.
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NAVY
Albert W. Smith
W. A Smith and Son
Rotary Club
Bethel arson suspect to face court today
Charles Frost of New York and Mamaroneck faces arraignment in Superior court before Judge Edwin Dickenson for arson. A Bethel factory housing Excluse Trunk was destroyed by fire last April, leaving a night watchman bound and nearly dying. Others tied to the case include Abraham Friedman Alfred Hardin and Bernard Isancaon of New York.
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Charles Frost
New York
Mamaroneck
Edwin Dickenson
Bethel
Abraham Friedman
Alfred Hardin
Bernard Isancaon
Crepe de Chine Chemise and Related Garments Offer
Vintage catalog notes flesh colored novelty chemises in long and medium styles with side and back fastenings and full size range. Also lambskin coats with novelty cuffs and embroidered backs in black with white, grey, beaver. Includes crepe de chine chemises in flesh peach orchid white nile, lacey and tailored, ideal gift. Plus dimity overblouses with Hylo Peter Pan Bramley collars, white or striped with hem stitching and fine tucks. Blanket bath robes in Beacon blanket, figure patterns, full cut, silk trims. Downstairs sale features smart under arm and pouch bags in soft leathers or silk moke, silk lined, large color range. Main Floor.
Galligan Girls Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral for Kathryn C. Galligan eighteen daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Galligan of 80 Dixon street will be held from her home tomorrow morning at 8 20 and from St Augustine church at 9 oclock a solemn high requiem mass. She was a Bridgeport High School student and would have joined Ireubquary's graduating class if not for illness. Survived by parents three sisters Gailigan Ruth P and Mae E and two brothers John T and Paul J of this city. Pallbearers are Donald Meath Frank McGurn Joseph Keane Paul Keane Edward Pryor and Thomas Lattine Burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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Kathryn C. Galligan
James J. Galligan
Dixon Street
St. Augustine
Miss Galligan
Bridgeport High School
Irebquary
Children of Mary of St
Court Upholds Private Creditors Of German Crown
The U S Supreme Court, in a Holmes opinion, rules American holders of prewar German treasury notes may collect their claims from funds seized by the alien property custodian. The court says Germany has no priority to redeem the notes against about 2.7 million dollars in imperial funds, denying Germany’s claim to offset its debts.
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Wasitington
United States
Supreme Court
Holmes
Germany
Tower
Justice Holmes
Christmas Services and Local Notices in Lordship
Christmas services are planned at the Community church with Rev Kenneth Kingston delivering a sermon on Santa Claus, joined by a junior choir and carols. A pageant The Story of Light is scheduled for the Sunday after Christmas. A silk offer is moved to Tuesday at 7 30 in Lordship club rooms. Residents update include Mr Bown teaching in New York and family trips between Bridgeport and New Haven amid illnesses and a recent death.
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Lordship
Kenneth Kingston
Harker
Albert S Anderson
Kingston
Lordship Club
Iatwatian Islands
Fred Bown
Mr. Bown
Bridgeport
Bown
New York City
Wil Jo
Jank Muller
Poplar Street
J. O'Mara
Beidseport - Mee
John Chisnall
New Haven
Mra
Hisnall
Georse Kienry Riley
Pneumona
Satin negligees in changing satin colors
Satin negligees described as cheery pretty gifts in tea rose peach fuschia French blue orchid navy and black with shirring trimming the front and bottom. Main Floor Rear.
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Big Fellows
Meigs &Co Outfitters
Ale
Fey
Public Market State & Bank
Medford
Bacon
Blue Label
California
Karolys
State Dept
W. IL. Castli, JR
Division of
Minas Con Tite
Brassieres
Dimity
Everett
Romeo
Mas
Galligan Girls
St. Augustine’s Church
U. S
America
AY Es
Fairfield Ave
Conn
van Dyk
Formosa
Japan
India
Inda-Levion
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