Field Day Plans To Draw Throne Of Republican Rally
Bridgeport O P committee plans a July field day at Pleasure Beach drawing Republicans from across Connecticut. Tickets printed and expected demand grows. Delegations from Waterbury and other cities to attend. Aimed to feature a cabinet member as principal speaker and possibly a Harding cabinet member. Event includes fashion show airplane race swimming contests and a popularity contest with entries already rolling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin J. Hines
Bridgeport
O. P
Pleasure Beach
Connecticut
Hines
Waterbury
Joan J. Hires
John Y. Caldwell
Joan F. Maloney
Washington
Harding
Eri
Pleasure Beach Placed Under Temporary Receiver
Jed W. Pearce, manager of Pleasure Beach, was appointed last Friday by Judge James H. Webb of the New Haven Superior Court as temporary receiver of the Ingersoll Engineering Construction Company. He is immune from attachment and has full authority to operate business. The company is not insolvent, per an officer’s statement, with an application to appoint a receiver to prevent the park’s closure noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed W. Pearce
Pisasre Beach
James H. Webb
Superior Court of
New Haven
Ingersoll
Pene
Charles J. Marton
Pastor of St Luke's Holds Tenth Anniversary
Rev Willan Jepson yesterday celebrated his tenth anniversary as pastor of St Luke's church. Sermon yesterday morning touched on the church's history. Holy communion at 10 30. Pulpit and choir stalls were dressed. Sunday school was present at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Jepson
Carter
St Luke's Church
Price says he couldn't wish to feel better
Testimonial for Tanlac from Lealle Price of Bridgeport Connecticut, recounting a years long decline with back pain, poor appetite, and sleep loss, followed by marked recovery after six bottles. He reports regained weight, meals without pain, and restored energy, crediting Tanlac. Sold in Bridgeport by Hind’s Drug stores.
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Price
Senalt
Tanlac
iLealle
Main St. Bridge
Port
Cenn
Ming
Tanias
Waniae
Bridgeport
Hind'e Drug Stores
Murder spree ends in hospital and on the streets
Victims include Samuel Vinchueitt and others after a cafe confrontation turns deadly. Carbone fled after shootings near Venice and Columbus place, while police and detectives pursue. Separate crashes, a boy’s fatal head injury, and a knife attack at a Seaside Park event fill a grim docket of Stratford reports.
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Samuel Vinchueitt
Vineh Seid
Amauer
Carbone
Vincenti
Inigo
Venice
Testina
Carbone Ia
Sufile
Columbus Place
Main
Prair Street
Joseph Morris
Police
Rertlilion Surean
Joseph Stavela
Tnn
St. Vinscent's Hospital
Clancy
Farence Dehn J Phelan
Evidence of wine supply found by Stratford police
Under Chief of Police Nichols Stratford, officers of that town and Bridgeport spent last night by hunting for the illicit supply at the shack. Detectives reported evidences of a wine stock and contraband liquor during their raid and investigation.
Norwich Man Drowned Bathing at Ocean Beach
July 13 Norwich New London county reports Patrick Sullivan, 20, of Norwich, drowned at Ocean Beach after calling for help. guards arrived too late to save him. A second accident at Ocean Beach likely fatal injured George Ward, 16, also of Norwich, fell from a jetty. hospitalized with probable back injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Ocean Beach
New London
Sunny Balth
Bath
Jurles
George Ward
Lafgrence Memorial Hospital
Senators Report On Navy Charges In World War I
Report summarizes Admiral Sims charges about naval delays during World War I and the Navy's handling of awards. Majority supports many charges while minority disputes them as unfounded. Debate flags alleged delays costing lives and impacts on timing of Allied victory.
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Eso
Nis
Daniels
Daniela
Navy Department
Admirial Sims
Nivel
Gens
Admiral Sins
Perrons
Sims
Smnis
Adyoiral
Japan Stirred by Disarmament Move
England and America pressed questions in Japan's favor, risking injury to Japanese interests in China. The consensus urged Japan to participate only after settlement of all issues between Japan and the United States, including opening Pacific territories to Orientals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
China
Japan
United States
Pacific
Nellie McGovern Funeral Services Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Nellie Jorus McGovern wife of Police Sergeant John T F McGovern will be held at 9 50 tomorrow morning from the home 1960 Stratford Avenue and at 10 o'clock a solemn mass of requiem will be sung in the church Burial Michaels cemetery She survived by her husband six children Helen Catherine Edward John Thomas and William two brothers in New York who served overseas and JT McGovern collector of the plan a prolmer in law died Saturday after a several weeks illness
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Charles Carlson
Farringten Court
East Fain Street
Stratford
George ‘Hl Jenking
Coney Island
Avenir
Brooklyn
Jenkins
Mqnor
Carlson
Stratford Yoke
Mquer
Phelan
Howard Lee
Joseph Lee
Warren Street
New York
Seaside
Ft. Vincent
SatchGay
Rheppers Finn
Brn
Tessa Lockwood
Rowland Street
Norwalk
Main Street
Madison Avenue
Tans Fagin
Lyric Hotel
Main Ared
Bland
Tanalewood
Emerwen
Asanet
Larthwood
Fagin
Loriteé
Jaat Weht
Stratford Prior
Whit Barbato
Mallett Street
Barbatoa
Dren
Blbert Tyne Jzanezza
Cedar Street
Carimine Gallery
Heilett Street
Soneto Lolla
Gilmore
Fyene Draziano
Lolla
Dreatano
Dragiano
Injtabbe
Philip Barbario
Haliatt Street
Hallett
Boranazzo
Crezisno
Lolo
Bocanazzo
The
Peace and
Drugken
Nellie Jorus McGovern
John TF. McGovern
Satuday
Statford Avenur
Michaels
McGahoonh
Vo Afurel
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Flanagan seeks text of Dear Baby Doll letters
Superintendent of Police Patrick J Planenn Sotuchey will obtain the exact wording of the Dear Bille letters alleged to be written by Willam Baby Doll Thomas to a Bridgeport police captain. The letters reportedly involve a nine hotel operation and warn of trouble. Warden of Avburn Prison holds the documents for examination.
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Patrick J. Planenn Sotuchey Atternolly
Binghamton
Bille
Ivy Spitt
Willam
Thomas
Auburn Prison
Patsset
Bridgeport
Flanagan
pAvburn Prisoby Es
Mrs Kaber Sentenced to Life in Ohio Court Murder Trial
Mrs Raber was sentenced to life imprisonment at the Ohio Reformatory for Women after mercy was recommended by jurors who opposed the death penalty. Five co-defendants await trial on first degree murder charges including Mrs Colavini and Vittorio Calla as the court noted Raber appeared oblivious to her surroundings during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Catherine Haber
Daniel Kober
Raber
Ohio
Raber Salvator Calla
Vittorio
Raher
Progress Report From New Thought Alliance Leader
Denver report highlights harmony and steady growth for the International New Thought Alliance. President J Wagertan cites divine mind and love guiding centers at home and abroad as conventions flourish and a new era of constructive progress is seen in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cola
New Thought Alliance
J Wagertan
Lew Thoight Alliance
United States
Sean Faiure
Sin
Debate Over Oil Tariff Divides Independent Producers
A contentious debate focuses on a proposed oil import tax. California independent producers argue tariffs hurt US oil interests by driving reliance to Mexican and foreign sources, while protecting domestic output. Representative Fordney studies letters detailing the White House stance as the tariff decision looms in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Barbour
California
Beime
Standard Dhrt Company
Hig
Fie
Independent Oil Producers’ Agency
Caifornia
United States
Mexico
Sixth District Republicans Repeat Outing at Tesfay’s eryone
The Sixth District Republicans held yesterday’s outing at Tesfay’s eroyen, deemed a success, with plans for a repeat event in three weeks. Alderman Albert J Knapp led the gathering, enjoying athletic events, chowder and steak sandwiches, with division chefs coordinating meals. Two star rounds and a team contest marked the day, captains Joseph Tell Ivavid Memther and Patrick Dowhan, while Herts Pember organized the refreshments and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesfay
Eroyen
Yeaterday
Albert J
Knapp
Ceremonira
Nouta
Joseph Tell- Ivavid
Patrick Dowhan
Herts Pember
Sterk Randwiches
Riches and thrills in Poli picture program tonight
The Piper's dream Barn entertainment opens with Doruth Trakson in a rich New York tale about wealth, poverty, and desire. The program includes vaudeville by White White & Co and Bert Leighton, with Pathe News, a theatre party, and the feature The Mistress of Shenstone with Pauline Frederick. Mary Pickford and Owen Moore appear in early Bickraph films The Voice of the Violin and The Foire of the Mioli. An amateur night repeats Friday with additional acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doruth Trakson
Iale Pileh
New York
Hamerong
Vern& Mersereau &¢ Company
Geover McVormaack
White & Company
Great
White
Hivays Seal
Pauline Frederick
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Bickraph Company
Dave Griffith
Alliam Clancy
Jitney Attorneys Prep for Fight After First Commission Decision
Legal debate centers on public convenience and necessity for jitney operation versus street railway franchises. Attorneys discuss that existing franchise protection may hinder new jitney competition and how a certificate of public convenience could be granted only if service is adequate and reasonably priced. A hearing in New Haven is set for tomorrow morning to review the case and its implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrett & Glenney
Fom Spany
Eatreet
New Haven
Jobo I.weeler
Bridgeport
Landing of Disabled Ship Passengers Report
Report describes rescue efforts after a disabled ship. A heavy cable stretched from the strainer to the vessel as a line of boat rescues began. The shore landing was improvised and passengers were transported by automobile to the lower hud before crossing to Cornwall.
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Barnhardt's Island
Sani
Ayas
Nat
Mage
Badlen
Niele
Cerniwall
Norwalk Receives French Cannon At Immortal Defense Exercise
Norwalk honored a French gift when Maurice Casenave presented a trench gun to the city in a ceremony on Library Green. The event recalled France’s wartime sacrifices and featured speeches on disarmament and Franco American friendship. More than 20 000 attended as high school girls sang in French and officials from both cities participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Casenave
Land of the Tri-Color
Norwalk
Vermin
Conocicut
M. Casen
The
France
Cordar
Pas
Trench
Briand
Harding
America
Vardun
Library
Pugh
Casenave
Norwalk High Secoal
George Mehier
Takes mix
Russell Frost
Edward J. Quinlan
Tomes A Farrell
United States Stert Corporation
Cite
Eaward J. Thomas
Norwalls Hoy
Samuel Toodner
Are Runsenpurs
Lieak
B. Wilson
Penantee
Wup
Pedler Arrested for Cruelty to Horse
Angelo Gulialo of 137 Wakely Street, a peddler, was arrested yesterday charged with cruelty to animals for beating a horse. A witness said the animal would be abandoned, tied, and the boat built for use. The description mentions a strong voyage on the St Lawrence and rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedler
Angelo Gulialo
Wakely Streel
Ceuely Toon
Fle
Ues Con Tie
St Lawrence
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ST. Luke’s
NAVY
Nellie M
NEW Thought
Judgmann
Jesus
Earth
God
Mantra
Pye One
United Staes
Fordney
Michigan
POLI
Jitney
Fem
Salada Tea CO
Boston
Masa
Adam
Sheraton
Owe Fairchill
Bridgeport, Sonn
Robert W. Chambers
Kathleen Norris
Holworthy
McCalls
Stee Oeire
White Mountain
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Werten's
Molzean
Edwins, Burk
Dorothy Bold
Wells
Oxford
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
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