Fairfield Actor LeRoy Fernandez Dies by Poison in New York
LeRoy Fernandes, a Fairfield and Bridgeport known stage actor, died by cyanide poisoning at the Luxor hotel in New York City. He was 37, son of Mr and Mrs Josph H Fernandez of Osborn Hill Fairfield, survived by three sisters and a brother. Funeral services were set for 9 AM at Henry E Bishop Mortuary, burial at Mountain Grove cemetery. Friends reported a recent spell of melancholy. his body brought to Fairfield for funeral rites.
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Luxor
New York City
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Fairfield
Josph H. Fernandez
Osborn Hill
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Ihe
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Fenandez
Perminden
New York
East
Connecticut
Fernandez
Luror
W. 46Th Street
Fernandes
Charles Norris
Fairfleid
Trace
Harry F. Green
Lotsland City
M Lulian Dow
Crantwood
New Jersey
J. D Skidmore
Henry & Both
Frirfield
Congress to Act on Boulder Dam Question
Rapid City June 23 Representative Tilson Republican House leader said the next session of Congress will act on the Boulder Canyon dam question after driving to Rapid City with President Coolidge from the state game lodge.
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Boulder Canron Dam
Tilson
Connecticut
House
President Coolidge
Navy names eleven new rear admirals
Washington June 23 Eleven new rear admirals were named today by the Navy department following approval by President Cossidge of that choice for promotion by the navy selection board Captains Edward H Crampbell Walter S Crosby Frank B Upham David F Sellers Ridley McLean Joseph M Seevas Frank H Brumby Harris Eaning Henry V Butler J J Raby William H Standicy
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Associated Press
Navy Department
Presi Cent Cossidge
Navy Selection Board
Nose
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Walter S. Crosby
Frank B. Upham
David F. Sellers
Ridley McLean
Joseph M. Seevas
Frank H. Brumby
Harris Eaning
Henry V. Butler
J. J. Raby
William H. Standicy
Ringling Brothers Circus Arrives at Fairfield Grounds
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus arrives from New Haven with 1600 workers for two matinee and evening performances at the Fairfield avenue grounds. Tickets go on sale 9 am to 6 pm at Sanday Bros 1192 Main with additional wagons selling seats. The event features 800 performers, 90 camels and horses, 200 trained horses, and the famed Puah the white elephant.
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Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Show
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Burma
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Ringling Bros
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Burm
Ahecies
Luke
May Wirth
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Rieffenach Sisters
Holithos
Mitzis
McCrackins
Bracnas
Comptons
Christiansens
Mardon
Renees
Phil
Marvel
Ernestos
Clarence Brue
Galaxy of Comedy Riders
Lillian Seltzel
Big Top
Alfredo Cadona
Adonis
Misa Winifred
Jenne
Segrists
Silbons
Don Colleano
Berta Beeson
England
Poland
France
Italy
Meers
Bolan
Maximo
Zitro
Hrittany
Rubies
Sorrento
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