Poli sued for $40000 by theatre patron
Eleanor Thorton of this city sues Sylvester Z Poli owner of Poli's theatre on Main street for 40000 alleging that ornamental plaster figures over the balcony crashed down during a matinee on July 1 1921 causing injuries including dizziness headaches and insomnia. The suit filed in Superior court seeks damages and was returned to the next session.
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Poli
Main Street
Eleanor F. Thosntom
Sylvester Z. Poli
Nlsintlil
Milford and Pootatuck Yacht Clubs Race Elm City Cup
Milford and Pootatuck Yacht clubs contend today in the Elm City Cup regatta. The 10 mile course runs from Milford harbor to Morris Cove in New Haven harbor. Start at 2 pm with time handicaps by John Senecal, American Power Boat Association. Raymond Stoddard chairs the Milford regatta committee. New Haven Yacht Club offers the silver Hloving cup prize.
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Milford
Pootatuck
Morris Cove
New Haven
Housatonic
Milford and
Milford Harbor
New Haven Harbor
Pyra
Tohn Senecal
American Power Boat Association
Raymond Stoddard
Milford Yacht Club
Milford Land New Haven
Eclub
Cogit
Vriend
J.T. Patterson
Ontust
J. Falls
Salome
L. Harris Raecke
Lohara
F. $V. Luddington
Tromp
New Huven
Cmb
Pequot Club News
Hindu
H. A
Cassity
Yacht Club
Scollop
Clarence B. Sturges
Sasco Fill
Bradford Wharton
Sttamford
Tacht Club
Cold Spring Cave
Hougatonis
Anthony Miller
Pequonnock Club
Orient
L. L
Greenport
S. 1
Orien
Elf II
Edward Decatur
George Cadman
ENF
Foquonnock
Roderick C. McNell
Mildred
Larchmont
N. X
London’s tallest building reaches lofty height in debate
London officials grant limited concessions on building heights and store space amid push for taller, more modern storefronts. The plan would allow up to 36 feet for one story and potential rises to 100 or 140 feet on favorable sites, with broader department store space and cable capacity to support large displays.
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London
Cassociated Press
London County Council
West End
Helen
Reta and Distributora’ Association
Lyn
Whitehall Entry
National Liberal Club
Tiverpool
Steamship Comenny
Liverpool
Far East Ruler Khal Dinh Haunts Paris Museums
Annamese emperor Khal Dinh, ruler of Annam in Indo China, visits Paris museums in flowing robes after 1916 accession. He seeks plans for a tomb for Dong Khanh, orders sober dress samples, evades secret service, and plans a future transfer to Hue. His heir Vingh Ty will stay in Paris for French culture training before ruling.
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Museum of Painting and Sculpture
Ktal-Diah
Far East
Annam
Indo-China
Nisah
Longchamps
Khal[Dinh
Paris
Kwai-Dinh
Hus
Dong-Khanh
Khal- Dinh
Alezaandre Marcel
Khal-Dinh
Secret Service
Khai-Dinh
Hue
Vingh-Ty
Agne
Frala
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Matanuska
Alaska
Tidewater
Mayo Pre
Warren G. Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
Nancy Astor
Irene Castle Treman
Jack London
Dorothy DIX
Calvin Coolidge
Edwin Denby
Mary Pickford
Bebe Daniels
Princess Bibesco
Margot ‘Asquith
Lena Lake Forrest
New York Auto Supply Co
North Ave., Cor. Madison
Sweet
Kindle
Loverty
Parker
Ptah
Rockwell & Co
Paul Jones
Gingham House
Cuticura
Woodbury’s
Kolynos
L'Origen
New York
Saleen
Cena
Great Reductio
Sale Staris
Barry
Children’s. Shoes
D. Friedman
East Washington Ave
East Main ST
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