Lost and Found Items Include Dogs Watches and Bags
Multiple lost notices from local residents: a brown and white Fox Terrier near St Vincent Hospital with a reward offer at 405 Flanders St, another lost brown dog with heavy collar near 36 William St return to 36 William St or call Noble 101, a silver bracelet between State and Wood Aves or on Brooklawn car with Sunday lost notice, a Lost Lastern Star pin on Broad at Main and Fairfield Ave, a lost Ladies’ Waltham watch with monogram, a leather bag on Mountain Grove with various contents, and a report of a person seen taking a hand bag from Lew Haven train with contact for reward.
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Flanders St
St. Vincents ‘Hospital
Stratford
William St
Caill Noble
State
Sworth Ave
Wood Ave
Brooklawn
For Sale Farms and Mortgages in Bridgeport Area
Classified notice from Bridgeport listing farms and lands for sale with options for exchange, along with mortgage and loan offers. Includes Clark & Son contact at 1023 Main St, ads for second hand furniture, boarding homes, and a court notice extending claims period and appointing a receiver with sale of merchandise to fund creditors.
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Clark & Son
Main St
Bridgeport
Gall
Casey
J. M. Snyder
Newtown
Gut
Mortenges
B. Glasner
Main St. N
Bank of Brigreport
Carroll, State Realty Co
Joan
Orst
Edgeburgh
Lion
Thomas J. Coughlin
Id Corporation
Herrof
Atd
Ube Bridgeport Telegram
W. Tracy
Princeton Polo Gains Rapid Popularity At University
Princeton New Jersey June 18 Polo has surged in popularity at Princeton with a growing 40 member squad. The newly formed Princeton Polo Association leads the effort, with undergraduates and Alfani listed among organizers as they affiliate with the Polo Association of America.
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Princeton
N.T
Unimova
Princeton Polo Associaton
Alfani
Princeton Polo Association
Polo Association of America
Obituary notices for Campina Anderson Hall and others
Funeral notices tell of George Campina and several others from New England towns. Services were held at local churches with mass and deacon arrangements, burial in area cemeteries, and relatives named. Names include Robert Stuart Anderson, Mary Ball, Elizabeth North, Joseph DeVitto, Helen F Dean, and families of Anderson, Hall, Burns Dean.
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George Campina
George Campana
Union Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
J. F. Duggan
J. A. Landry
Joan Walsh
Eagles and
Elks
Joseph Coughlin
George Grace
Thomas Malone
John Scully
William Donnelly
William Mullins
St. Michael's Cemetery
Robert Stuart Anderson
Robert Stuart Anerson
Gang
Charles Anderson
Central Avenue
William H. Jenson
Lakeview Cemetery
Elizabeth North
Naugatuck Gardens
Devon
Frank ]Potke
Died Notices of Breen Ecklund Furniss Hall
Obituary notices list deaths in June across cities with names Francis J Breen Christina Ecklund Ellen Furniss Mary Hall. Details include ages 33 32 years 3 months 30 days Widow Christina Ecklund 237 South Ave Henry L Bishop Mortuary 274 Fabficia Ave funeral July 4 Mt Grove cemetery. Mary Hall died age 24 years 2 months at Stratford residence 2296 Main St funeral June 13 Union Cemetery.
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Francis J. Breen
Ecklund
South Ave
Christina
Carl W. Ecklund
Henry
Bishop's Mortuary
Fabficia
Mt. Grove
Furniss
Ellen
Alert Furniss
Perate
Grove Street
Hall
Stratford Conn
Mary Dauenter
Jeannie
Edwin Franklin Hall
K Dave
Mainstract
Stratford
Union Cemetery
Auction Sale By Order Of United States District Court
Bankruptcy proceedings list items for sale including wagons harness locomobile and land at a public auction on Thursday June 15 1922 conducted by Official Auctioneer W H Wakelee and attorneys Tate of Suleman Weiss. Sale subject to referee in bankruptcy approval and payment terms noted. Also notices of local bake sale and a garden club meeting and a thank you note for condolences from the Arke family.
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Allhassets
Clus C. Mercur
P.M. Standard Sizne
W. H. Wakelee
Tate of Suleman & Weiss
Matthins
Auktion
Sports Echoes on Pitching Pioneers and Boxing Bets
A collage of 19th century sports talk covers pitching moves by Radbourne and Ward, protracted debates on Chicago’s two pitcher system, and forecasts for a Leonard Tendler boxing bout. It also references Greb Carpentier chatter, Harvard Princeton football hopes, and a Cornell Navy crew showdown with Washington looming.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yuler
Frinccion
Laurie
Garrity
Yayang
Fulton anxious 10 fight again at Madison Square Garden
A fragmented 1910s boxing note describes Fulton seeking redemption after a prior loss to Madden at Madison Square Garden. A mysterious letter to promoter Rickard offers Fulton a chance to pick any opponent and prove his worth, signaling renewed effort and tension surrounding his boxing comeback.
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New York
Fred Pulpon
Plaserer
Bimeelf
Exurthey
Madden
Madizon Square Garden
Rox Rickard
Gayden Pool
Sane
Fusta
Wadic
Iim
Matetmaker Pit Loans
Tweed Jim Loanger
Tor
Changes Expected for Columbia Crews as Replacements Loom
June 13. Columbia crews prepare for lineup changes ahead of the next water practices. Coach Culurmbia expects shifts in Varsity and Junior Varsity to settle roster spots before new arrivals join.
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Polgukeepsis
Kennelly Named Bates College Baseball Captain
James W. Kennelly of North Belingham Blass has been chosen captain of next year's Bates College baseball team. He is an outfielder.
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Lewiston
iJames W. Kennelly
North Bellingham
Blass
Hein Choaen
Bates College
Ban Johnson backs team tour of Japan abroad
Chicago June 18 The American League official OKs a proposed four month tour of Japan by a baseball team of Major and minor leaguers invited by Waseda and Keio Universities. Selection awaits end of the current championship races with Herbart Kuznur to coach and choose players.
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Chicago
Japan
Ieee
Orient
Weseda
Kelo
Waseda
Penn State to Send Team to Chicago Meet
Pennsylvania State College will be represented by a team of seven men at the Chicago meeting. Court Sarchin announced the squad which includes Garron Kunittimay and Eugene Weil. The trip is set for Saturday and follows preparations by coach and officials.
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Penn State
Chicago
State College
Tung
Pennsylvania State College
Bibele
Chisago
Saurday
Toda
Apt
Garron
Kunittimay
Eug Weil
Laury Shields
Helffsigh
Lyrk
Coast Colleges Enter National Collegiate Track Meet
Major John L. Griffith of the University of Chicago announced arrangements for a national collegiate track event to be held June 17 with entries from Western Conference and Missouri Valley members plus many leading universities. The committee includes A Stage of Chicago and Yom Jones of the University of Wisconsin, with participation expected from California Stanford Washington Vanderbilt Centre Mississippi Texas and others.
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Chicago
Yom Jones
University of Wisconsin
Thu
University of California
Teland
Stanford
Oceiental
Washington
Vanderblit
Centre
Misassampi
Texas Unversity
Mujor Griffith
Giants and Yankees Lead In July Title Race
June reports say New York Giants and New York Yankees remain atop their leagues as midseason heat rises. Giants hold a two game NL lead, Yankees four and a half on the AL. both clubs show strong pitching and solid lineups as July looms with a pennant path still wide open. Rosy Ryan and St. Louis Brown cited as chief foes yet to stand firm.
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New York
Giants
Laut
Yankees
Dlamirions
Justus
National Iveagiers
Etand
Huggins
Polo Grounds
Eil
Yanks
Ryan J
Vais
Fourteen Entered in Pottstown Race at Uniontown 225 Mile Event
Fourteen entries are listed for the seventh annual Universal Trophy 225 mile race at Uniontown Speedway next Saturday afternoon. Sparney Oldfield will pace the field as oft pacemaker, with Neil Whalen of New York as official starter and Frank H. Roshove, Parsyvant representative, supervising the Three A contests board. Competitors must average ninety miles an hour for one lap to qualify.
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Uniontown
Fourteer
Rochester inks Lafayette Callere pitcher for Rochester
Aston Pa June 13 Et Ter ns ey the Lafayette Callere pitcher for four years has come to terms with the Rochester club of the International League he announced today.
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Rochester
Aston
Et Tiersney
Advice of counsel ignored by board strikes again
The city board approved paying bills from the contingent fund amid debate over advice from counsel. The mayor and commissioners supported expenditures for the poor, police widows, tax collection initiatives, and runabout for the tax collector. Cash registers for the tax office were urged to curb errors and temptations.
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Monda
Ee Legal
Kirk’ Loaibys
Tsae G- Williams
Peniceman Ellsworth Grant Dietz
Common Council
Atwater
Burnham
Drew
Tim
Brew
Russell Neary
Drew O
Worl
WARD WARD: PROSECUTORS WIRES TAPPED IN PROBE
In New Rochelle the grand jury pressed a probe into a Ward case as prosecutors pursue alleged wire tapping by a private detective agency hired by the defense. Sheriff Werner faced lengthy questioning while witnesses including Irma Seigler and fingerprint expert Raymond Bill testified about the shooting and the Ward confession.
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OL Na
Ralph Ward
Grand Jury
Warne
Werner
Ward
Cipcum
Walter Ward
Fis A. Mates
Wes
van Re Campbell
Jmrents
Synis
Werner Will
Tomorroty
Mala
Irma Seigler
New Rochelle
New Rochelle, Today Told the Grand Jury
Clarence Peters
Raymond Bill
George W. Sutton
Ward Peters mystery probes widen grand jury inquiry
Walter Ward denies presence at the May 1 poker party before the shooting at the Ward home. District Attorney Weeks delays closure as fugitive witnesses Jack Jackson and Charlie Rogers are sought. Two key witnesses Alfred Binte and Elwood Heffner were set to appear, with Heffner believed to hold crucial insights into the case involving blackmail and a plotted extortion.
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Walter
Ward
Tor
One & m
Jack
Ross
Weeks
Bi” Jackson
Charlie Rogers
Petera
Clinton County
Jamon J. Cunningham
Peters
Walter Ward
Alfred J. Binte
Elwood Heffner
Heffner
Bridgeport Division Commencement Banquet Held at Seaside Club
More than 75 members of the Bridgeport division at Northeastern University School of Commerce and Finance attended the commencement banquet at the Seaside club. A. E. Godfrey and Max Schwartz were among the first to graduate and will attend ceremonies in Boston to receive Bachelor of Commercial Science degrees. The faculty planned to hold exercises in Bridgeport but sent the group to Boston due to class size. The boys’ department of the school will be reserved for fall enrollment aiming for 500 scholars.
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Bridgeport
Northeastern University School of Commerce and Finance
A. E. Godfrey
Max Schwartz
Boston
Connecticut College Alumnae Launch $2 Million Endowment Drive
President Benjamin T. Marshall announced at the Connecticut College for Women meeting that trustees approved proceeding with a two million dollar endowment campaign. A preliminary survey will begin immediately, with a full intensive drive to start in January and run through commencement.
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New London
Benjamin T. Marshall
Connecticut College For Women
Alumnae Association
Ank
Januay
Battered by thugs leaves man wounded, police seek suspects
Yrsquale Guine of 173 Hurt avenue reported to Emergency Hospital with cuts and abrasions to the head and face after being held up and blackjacked by four men. Dr. A. B. Margulis treated him before he was moved to St. Vincent's hospital for observation as police investigate the assault.
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Yrsquale Guine
Hurt Avenue
Che
Howie
A. B. Margulis
St .Vincent’s Hospital
Guine
Advertising as the chief means of creating demand
The article argues that demand for any product is mainly generated by advertising. It states that eliminating all advertising would drastically reduce demand, while robust advertising can create and stimulate demand, giving businesspeople an assured market for their output. It emphasizes that advertising is the biggest asset for a businessman.
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Robers Furniture Co
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SLY and Shell
Paniel FP
Keane
Visi
Sangress
Black Rock
Noble
Champion
FURST
Young Tae
Agent 7
Clinton’ Ave
South Paek Santarium
Laeal
Park Ave
Berkshire Ave
Widdress
DAVIS
Davis TN
U. S
Offreita Dain St. Bri Schack
G. Whitiip
Bestwick vAve
Kazimiberz Sarlowsikl Cale
Conlin Company
Elm St
Conn
Polo
Mary Ball
Mary Hall
Vassar
Jeannie P
Edward Franklin Hall
Main Street
Edwin Hall
Ray
Robert Whitehead
Joseph DeVitto
Sherman
Ute
St. Mary's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Helen F. Dean
Thomas J
Florence Burns Dean
Timothy Collins
Restrvoir Avenue
St Patrick's Church
U. S. District Court
Okan Guild of
St. Burke Farm
Arke
Charles L. Dennis
Grantland Rice
Providence Club
Tollow
R Havin
John Montgomery Ward
Youndster
Mr. Ward
Iov
Radbourne
Radbourn the Pitcher
Reabourne
Eirer
Dempsey
Willard
Leonard
Tendler
Greb
Carpentier
Papke
Auch Powers
Gibbons
Tunncéy
Tiger
Princston
Yale
Rudy Knepper
Poughkerpsle
Cornell
Navy
Fulton
Columbia
Kennelly
Captain Bate
Ban Johnson
COAST
SAY
Pottstown
Durnipan
Clare Dunnigan
Shanging Gt
Houintermea
Hensata
Tire Department
Pleasure Beach
Ecpunse
MC. A
Women's College Alumnae
Hithsoto
Extanti
Pyhils
Post-TokaMacles
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