Real Good Time Speech Urges Harmless Fun for Girls
A talk at Olivet Church last night, arranged by the TWCA, urged girls and women to seek wholesome recreation. Miss Statters defined a good time as harmless and clean, cautioning against anything that could harm the mind or body, and warned that popular dances and flirtation can lead to unsafe behavior.
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Dev
Margaret Slattery
Olivet
TWCA
Haan
Ancey
Peu Tayeis
Speiker
Nominate Bullard for U S Chamber post
A petition nominates Stenim F L Bullard, vice president and plant manager of the Avant Machine Tool Co, for a second term as director of the United States Chamber from the Forty district. Bullard recently completed his first term and has been active with multiple state and regional chambers.
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Jeepert Chamber of Come
Ties Chamber of Commerce
Wasineton
Stenim FL Bullard
Anvant Machine Tool Company
United Hates Chamber
Siret
Neyy Hest
Bullard
Minglind
Puttach
Amore
Bridgeport
Jwiarther
Connecticut Chamber
Leg _Commerce
Butlard’s
Rama
Fin
Theirsport Chamber
New Havenooniversary
New Botan
Suanchester Chambers
Heldgeport
Eeation
Police Board Remains Silent on Simson Case
Police officials offered few remarks as the board postponed action on the Simson matter. Prospective rewards were noted, including a $25 reward for information leading to recovery of a stolen vehicle. The meeting focused on funding and procedural steps for subsequent reviews.
Milford Red Men To Go To Bristol
Milford Red Men prepare for Bristol engagement amid uncertain arrangements and partial details. Community speakers and officials discuss the trip logistics as plans develop.
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Milford
Bristol
Produc ers Seek Restoration of Deleted Portions The Drag
Two men acting for The Drag producers sought to restore deleted script portions after a dress rehearsal attended by police censor Sergeant Joseph T Coughlin. Postmaster Arthur F Connor refused to influence the police, citing department control. Manager Marty Jacoby denied Hartford bans and noted trips to Patterson New Jersey for performances. A second show drew a fair crowd as Coughlin observed from the balcony. Police superintendent Flannagan said 19 complaints were revived after the eliminations.
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Unan
Arthur F. Connor
Standay
Uve Bla
O Administration
Joseph Coughlin
Connor
Police
the Park Theatre
Stamford
Onas Alan
Hartford
Marty Jacoby
Patterson
N. J
Amorrow
Lyceum
New York
Joseph T. Coughlin
Po-Ice
Patrick J. Flannagan
Bligeport Perce
Stabber Suspect Held After Knife Found Near Taft Restaurant
Anthony Turbeano of 29 Prospect Street, arrested Monday on a complaint by Mary A Taft proprietor of a restaurant, is held as a suspect in a series of stabbings. A long knife was found concealed in his alcove and another weapon hidden in his room. He was taken to police headquarters for questioning and a sanity examination is probable. Turbeano described as mentally deficient, proceeding delayed in city court. Police linked to ongoing stabbing cases but no confirmed connection established.
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Anitl
Anthony Turbeano
Prospect Street
Mary A. Taft
State Street
Turteano
Turicano
Mondey
William Buckley
Robert Grandfield
Pullce
Missionary body declines to flee in Shaow China
American missionaries in Shaow China inform the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions that they do not wish to leave their post. Board officials cite precedents of heroic action despite danger. The State Department in Washington forwarded to the board the Foochow cablegram dated January 18.
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Boston
Reh
Shaow
China
American Board of Commissioners
Department of State
Washington
Amfern Board
Foochow
Family Welfare Directors Meet at University Club Noon
Reobert Wo Thuere, editor of the Survey magazine, will address the directors of the Family Welfare society at a luncheon meeting at the University Club this noon. About twenty directors are expected to attend. His subject will be industrial conditions at present.
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Reobert Wo Thuere
Survey
Family Welfare Society
Club Seeks Renaming New Mexico to Coolidge in Legislature
The Albuquerque Advertising club moves to change the state name to Coolidge. A resolution backing a bill prepared for presentation to the legislature was unanimously adopted, aiming to rename New Mexico in honor of Calvin Coolidge.
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Club
New Mexico
Coolidge
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Advertising Club
State of
Legislatura
Bridgeport Patriots Seek Funds for Monticello Memorial
Sixteen representatives from Bridgeport patriot ic organizations met in Mayor Behren's office to discuss the Thomas Jefferson Memorial fundraising movement aimed at supporting Monticello. Edward T. Huckingham chairs the Bridgeport committee, with Robert A. Crosby and Francia Donnelly among speakers. A large fund notebook will be bound at Monticello, and all Bridgeport patriotic groups are invited to join. Theodore Frederick Kuper will speak at Stratfield hotel and to Bridgeport high school students during the Lincoln and Washington birthday period.
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Bridgeport
Behren
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Monticello
Edward T. Huckingham
Robert A. Crosby
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Francia Donnelly
Trumbull
Cenes
James‘oulter
D. A R
Sarah E. Houdren
Eimma F.eames
George BE. Hathensy
Helen Goodsell
WR. C
Grace Se Wedge
J W Davis C
T. Buckingham
Belleport
C. Francis Dannell
Gerda L. Chapman
Stratfield Hotel
Theodore Frederick Kuper
New York
Hacheleht
Lincoln
Washington
Kuper
State Neglecting Fines Amid Truck Enforcement Concerns
Commissioner MacDonald says the state is neglecting millions in fines by not enforcing laws against out of state trucks. He pushes the state police to step up enforcement to secure revenue and ensure compliance.
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MacDonald
$10,000 Needed for Geological Probes
Hartford February 1 AP report on the State Geological and Natural History Survey seeking an appropriation increase from 6000 to 10000 dollars. The commission says the funds are for investigations and coastal erosion studies prompted by expanding seaside properties and the need to protect shores.
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Hartford
Commission
State Geological and Natural History Survey Commission
Valla
Joint Session Honors Baldwin with Death Resolutions
The Connecticut legislature met in joint session in Hartword to honor former governor Simeon E Baldwin. Resolutions praised his service on the bench and as governor, noting his dedication to independence, learning, and public welfare. A funeral committee and engrossed copies were ordered for the Baldwin family.
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HOUSE
Senate
Baldwin
Sintt
Hartiword
Overnor Simeon Bo Baldwin
New Havven
Flanes
J Rd- Win Kvathard
Simuel C. Shaw
Redding
Seenate
House of Representatives
Simeon Eo Baldwin
Es Mer
Gidvernor Baldwin
Marvin Becomes Civitan Member At Stratfield Meeting
Myron Marvin manager of Hillside Home was elected Civitan at a femter weekly gathering in the Stratfield hotel. Frank Dunnhom was the other new member. Mrs Werence Goulien Mallett sang at the entertainment with Perry Rodman on piano. The roll call theme was My Most Embarrassing Moment. Frank Penny of Bridgeport Safety Emits Wheel Co will speak next week. Members plan to attend the Inter city Civitan Club meeting in New Haven and tour the progress expo there.
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Myron Marvin
Hillside Home
Civitan Club
Femter
Stratfield
Marvin
Frank Dunnhom
M's
Werence Goulien Mallett
Solist Witth Songa
Solist
Christs Church
Perry Rodman
Frank Penny
Bridgeport Safety Emits Wheel Co
Mew Haven
New Haven
Fire devastates Waterbury building on anniversary night
A blaze in Waterbury caused $100,000 in damage to a central area building and nearby tenements. A fire fueled by a tire and breeze raged after midnight, injuring many residents, with one reported fatality. Dozens were treated at local hospitals. reserves fought the flames, which threatened adjacent frame structures.
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Oas
Pohes
Stamford Court Contest Settled in Stamford
The Stamford court contest, a remnant of 1926 political maneuvering, ends as resolutions seek appointment of Judge Young Deputy Judge Brinckerhoff and Justice M Skene with Justus J. Fennell as deputy judge. The vendetta between Senator Kenealy’s faction and the Lincoln club persists, marking gains for the Kenealy side.
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Lst
Norwich
Young
Brinckerhoff
Juorge M Skene
Justus J. Fennell
Stamford
Kenealy
Anoushout
Leweter
Kenewy
Ieneuly
Raneed
Mix Spelke
Keneuly
Republian
Lincoln Club
Upstate
English co-ops move to join Labor Party
London Feb 1 The co operative party with about 600000 members adopted a resolution signaling a clear step toward an alliance with the Labour Party led by Ramsay MacDonald. The co-ops will retain their separate identity under guarantees, and their wealth could bolster Labour, as many co-operatives already vote Labour.
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London
Cooperative Party
Labor Party
Ramsay Maclonald
European Radio Fans to Hear Coolidge Speech
New York February 1 AP officials at NBC announced a 37 station hook up to relay President Coolidge’s February 22 speech to Europe. London stations will try to rebroadcast the address via 60,000 watt short wave links from WGY Schenectady and KDKA Pittsburg if conditions allow. Dawes will introduce Senator Tress before the president, whose address is expected to last about an hour.
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New York
Coolidge
Europe
America
Congress
National Broadcasting Company
United States
London
Staton Wgy
Schenectady
N. Y
KDKA
Pittsburg
Dawes
Tress
Ohio
United States Commisson
Georges Washington
Judge Christens Names Citizen Julius Not Gaetano
Gaetano Nobili was christened Julius by Judge Edwin C. Dickenson at a naturalization session. The day admitted 114 new citizens with 41 cases continued. Witnesses included John E. Hill and Frederick M. Salmon as the session resumes at 10 o’clock with 184 more petitions scheduled.
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Gaetano Nobili
Edwin C. Dickenson
Naturalization Session
Superior Court
Nobili
Gaetano
Julius
Carmin Selppa
Harry Welmstein
Giovanni Girgenti
Ethel Ilague
James Hague
Emery Szamosi
George Kefalas
Fortunate Gunnar Steve Szabo
Bfilding M Swarhall
Antonio Brazano
Pete Boschetti
George Deogaris
Frank Motil
Edwin M. Hughes
John 5. Nemergut
Alexander Lamamski
Gus Katsis
Joseph Feher
Stanley Suapinaki
Montini G Egidio
Paul Nalband
Joseph Gbriedford Antonio
Calandrea Albert Culler
Roberto Roberts
Thomas D. Jeffry
Thomas J. Mulrennan
Ivangelou N. Barbas
James J. Dillon
Joseph Robhin
Joseph Marosa
Edwin ©. Dickenson
Ie Naturalization Court
Wime
Dickenson
Thomas Matanowski
Wladyslaw Bualewski
Stamford
Stanley Dejewski
Dejewski
Dominick Calve
Melinda Petrucelli
Bridgeport
Salvator Causo
Vincenzo Calabrere
John E. Hill
Shelton
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Frederick M. Salmon
Westport
A. Joseph Williamson
Frank P Stapleton
Road of Health of the Aty
Bridgep.t
Accused Officers Face Trial Tonight Before Police Board
Two officers are summoned to appear before the discipline committee of the Board of Police Commissioners tonight. Motorcycle Officer Roderick Ludwig and Patrolman James Renehan face charges. Ludwig allegedly failed to report off duty and was off duty without leave in December while issuing warnings to tax delinquents. Renehan, then on probation, is alleged to have been intoxicated on January 19 and was suspended immediately.
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The
Board of Police Commissioners
Roderick Ludwig
James Renehin
Renehan
Ludwig
Marines Ordered to Chinese Waters for Duty
Washington Feb 1 Twelve hundred U S Marines were ordered to Chinese waters for potential emergency duty. The force, drawn from the San Diego base, would be kept near war strength as the fourth regiment mobilizes.
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Washington
U. S
Navy Department
San Diego
Keep Looking Young The Olive Tablets Cure
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a cure to keep people feeling young. It claims most sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and touts a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to cleanse the system and tone the liver. The product is described as olive colored and sold for 18c 20c and 60c.
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Edwards
Ohio
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Peaston
Gore Company
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Jefferson Memorial
Connectiaut Mourim
Shaw, Lawlor
Waterbury
Flall
New Britain
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Citron
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Waters
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