Evelyn Nesbit Opposes Thaws New Book
Philadelphia July 28 AP Evelyn Nesbit does not fully approve Harry K Thaws forthcoming autobiography Thaw says she should be glad the book reveals details that credit her He denies being helped by others in writing it and notes he would not let others describe their relationship He calls the work The Traitor and remains committed to Matteawan after the Stanford White case.
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Mary Hall Gill dies in Stamford widow of Martin Gill
Stamford July 28 Special: Mrs Mary Hall Gill widow of Martin Gill of Stamford died yesterday. Born in Ireland she spent most of her life in Stamford. Survived by four children Mrs Edward A Clarke Sound Beach Mrs Eugene J OConnell New Rochelle John J Gill and Frank L Hall Gill of Stamford.
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Sound Beach
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New Rochelle
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Carlyle Blackwell to Wed Rich Widows in London
Special Cable Dispatch reports Carlyle Blackwell, film star, to marry Leah P. Hoxlom widow, daughter of the late Barney Barnato, at the Carlton hotel London. Forty florists work overnight to create a palm garden fairyland with arches, silver bells, and horseshoes of white flowers. The couple, ages 42 and 33, began their romance during Blackwell’s location in England.
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Will of Andrew M Cooper Leaves Wife Half Million Estate
The will of Andrew Montgomery Cooper, a retired Bridgeport dry goods merchant, leaves his wife their residence at 1953 Broadway Avenue and provides a life income of at least 16 000 annually. The estate may exceed half a million with trust provisions for his wife and multiple relatives, and executors include Egbert Marsh and Mrs Cooper. The will was drafted January 73, 1924, and administered by H Livingston Morehouse in Bridgeport.
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New York
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Mary A. Cooper
Janet S Cooper
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Ro Prawn Jarrett
Laura A Lyons
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L. Shumard
Rosa A. Lyons
Robert W. Lyons
Thomas A. Lyons
Byttorney John
S. Pullman
Pullman & Comley
Egvert Marsh
H. Livingston Morehouse
Bridgeport Treat
Fairfield Beach
Man to Leave City Charge Is Nolled
Stamford July 8 Special Orvite Dewey who did not claim an address was ordered to leave Stamford after arrest. He paid the fine and was re arrested on a similar charge. Deputy Judge James E Brinckerhoff to dispose of the case. Vincent Fernandez of Willow Street arrested after attempting to drug a matron and was fined 10 dollars costs and nolled on condition he leave Stamford at 1 o clock. John Waite of Port Chester arrested for issuing a worthless check of 24 dollars restitution made to the complainant.
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Port Chester
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Radio stations to change wave lengths in new licenses
Washington July 28 AP The commerce department issued a broadcasting license for WJBY Woodhaven New York at 469.9 meters. Other changes include WNAC Boston from 284.2 to 430.1 meters WNAB from 250 to 286.2 WRNY New York from 2538 to 374.4 and WHNY New York from 209.7 to 522.4. Government legal authorities say the commerce department has no power to regulate changes in wave bands.
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Union Course
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New York
WNAC
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Paris Fashion Foretells Bear Cat Style Revival in August
Special Cable Dispatch from Paris reports fashion authorities forecast higher hemlines and dramatic bear cat styles for the fall and winter. Skirts rise to near the knee, sleeves vanish, boleros drape over tight skirts, and ostrich feathers dominate day and night wear. Models reveal more than they clothe as the waistline sits below the natural point, with lavish trimmings and jewel clasps.
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Two Local Men Leave for Camp in August
Robert A Bruno of 158 Tough ay me, nd Thomas Mu Liberty street depart Friday morning for Camp Kihan Allen Burlington VI for the Citizens' Military Training Camp. Both men serve in the cavalry. Murphy operates a contracting business. Brune begins a second term as a salesman for the Blue Pibhoen gauge and is a Knights of Columbus member. Last summer he was troop reporter for the camp periodigal Toof-prints.
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Convicted slayer sentenced to electric chair in Georgia
In Macon Georgia on July 28 a man named Glover confessed to fatally harming Miss Hilda Smith and EW Wilson after accepting money from Burl Davis to commit the crime. The bodies were found in a swamp two days after a ride. The couple were engaged to marry in September and the defendant was scheduled for execution on September 3.
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Wilson
Tape and polish sale items from a 19th century ad
An advertised list highlights tape of various widths, oil bottles and sizes, shoe polish, hair nets, and laundry bags with marked sale prices. Includes We and Sepe brands with price reductions, plus a floor care mention for Malin.
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