Anti Prohibition Campaigners Meet Here Sunday
A statewide anti prohibition campaign event is planned in Bridgeport at the Park Theatre this Sunday night. The Connecticut Association gains support from the Federation of Labor in urging an orderly campaign for amending and revising the Eighteenth Amendment. Principal speakers include Alexander Troup John Splain and John Fleming with New England secretary addressing the gathering.
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Bridgeert
Connecticut Association
Park Theatre
Federation of Labor
Stamford
Alexander Troup
New Haven Union
John
Splain
All America National Council
Tevhich
Whshtington
D.C
John J. Fleming
Aton
New England
Horvath Creditors Meet to Consider Offer Today
Creditors of Nicholas Horvath, a jailed alleged druggist, convene to discuss his proposed composition offer of 15 percent cash and notes. They doubt repayment from earnings of his closed rug store and warn rejecting could trigger asset sale and liquidation. The receiver, Albert J. Merritt, argues notes could be paid from store earnings, while creditors fear setting a precedent by accepting an unsound deal.
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Nicholas Horvath
West End Drageist
Horvath
Albert J. Merritt
Belives
Ham-to to speak at Lions luncheon on revival of building
W H Ham from Bridgeport Housing company will speak to the Lions club at their weekly room luncheon. The event also features violin selections by Rupert Berger. The address focuses on the revival of building and is scheduled for today at the Stratfield hotel.
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Lions Club
Stratfield
W. H. Ham
Bridgeport Housing Company
Hun
Rupuet Berger
Yons
Norwalkers Injured in Danbury Auto Accident
Danbury reports an auto crash on the city's outskirts involving James J. Flynn of Norwalk. Flynn, Miss Anna Evard, and Miss Aurelia Damonaul sustained injuries, Evard with a severe cheek cut while the others had minor cuts and bruises. All returned home after physician treatment.
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Danbury
Judge Reed to hear three day contested divorces in Bridgeport
Judge Joel H. Reed opens a three day session of contested divorce actions in Bridgeport with about 15 cases on the calendar. Today includes Walter N. Swallow versus Bertha I. Swallow over a claimed prior marriage, plus desertion and alimony disputes. The docket lists cases involving MacGregor, Perry, Meade, and Meage, with others scheduled for tomorrow and Thursday.
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Joel H. Reed
Ag ‘State Rat
Bridgeport
Walter N. Swallow
Greenwich
Bertha I. Swallow
Port Chester
Maintif
James Eaton
Swallow
Bertha
BE. Gerlach
Eaton
Kenneth M. Mac‘Gregor
Bethel
Marion Bradbury MacGregor
Caroline & Perry
Brooklyield
William H. Ferry
Viola C. Meage
Hardld W. Meade
Brooklyn
Meade
Margaret &. Sullivan
Thomas J. Sullivan
Ambrose E. Ranney
Ruth
Ranney
New York
Judson Steevan
Fairfield
Fhoebe Jana’ Tipley Steev¢gs
Stratford
Steeves
Aston
July St. Lou
Helen Roteski
Aleck Rotoski
Ina Quver Brewer
Charis T. Brewer
Maria K. Thompsonson
Anthony Thompson
Helen Baxa
Emi Baxa
Tuberculosis Relief to Meet Tomorrow
The regular monthly meeting of the Employee Tuberculosis Relief Association board of managers will be held tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock in the offices of the Manufacturers Association, 21 State Street. The visitation committee will report on recent investigations and plans to visit Niantic sanatoriums. Since 1944 the association has spent resources aiding 200 local employees, with 4 percent restored to health. the group now seeks care for 64 patients at Olfercke sanatoriums.
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Employee Tuberculosis Relief Association
Manufacturers Association
State Street
Nerfacaith
Oifercke
Ridgefield Boy Kicked by Horse in Near Fatal Incident
June 12 Ridgefield seven year old Charles Daumann, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Daumann, remains in critical condition after a horse kicked him Saturday night. He regained some consciousness and was moved to Danbury Hospital today. Parents reported his absence prompted a search before finding him in a field with horse imprint on his body.
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Ridgefield
Charles Daumann
Henry Daumann
Danbury
Sheot
Sullivan Divorce Set Tomorrow Again Postponed
The contested Sullivan divorce suit, first listed for tomorrow, was withdrawn and will return to the Superior Court for trial before a judge. Marital allegations include cruelty and alimony requests, with cross-complaint for divorce and prior alimony payments in dispute.
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Sullivan
Mar. Barot E
aLlgains
Thomas J
Saperior Court
Raith
Sullivans
Bridgeport
Suillivan
Chiney
Piso
AR Wan
Beadse
Acta
Thess Fialmg
City Band Concerts Begin July 1 With Serenades
Municipal band concerts kick off on or about July 1 per Recreation Superintendent P. Gah Siperiy plan. Each evening features one hour of dance music for youths followed by an hour of opera and military selections. Programs and park schedules to be announced. public parks will host concerts through the two months.
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Plang
Siperiy,tendent of Recreation P
Sylpho-Nathol: a household disinfectant and odor fighter
An advertisement extols Sylpho-Nathol as a safe, powerful germ killer and odor neutralizer for home use. It claims it is 444 times stronger than carbolic acid yet harmless to skin and objects, with a pearly-gray solution made by mixing a teaspoonful in warm water. It promises versatile uses from mop water to bathroom cleaning and first aid, available in small sizes through grocers.
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Newbros
Kl Hirug & Depl
Mueller Noad
Mueller
LIONS
Williams
Williams’ Root Beer
Hartford
Conn
THE
Williams & Carleton Co
Connecticut
Judge Reed
Superior Court
City Band
Royal Cords
Cord Construction
U. S
U.S
United States
U. S. Rayal Card Tires
Rubber Company Tire
Main Street
Noste
Nogre
Noble Piano Company
Betroieit
Boston
Los Angeles
Clisquot Club
Clicquot Club CO. Millis, Mass, Isla
Gpucaede
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