Armory Show Ends With Banquet In Bridgeport
Bridgeport Automobile Dealers Association hosted a banquet at the Stratfield hotel after the Armory show. Jack O'Brien MC’d with performances by Harold Pitt Alexander Robinson Lawrence McMann Edward Hamilton Major vane Captain Michelson and J A Mattice. Committee leaders included John I Carpenter John A O'Brien Thomas Morrissey Dudley Seguin and Harold L Pitt. Attendees listed include J A Metlice A L Clark F L Mills and many others.
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Bridgeport Automobile Deale'a Association
Stratfield
Armory
Jack O'Brien
Harold Pitt
Alexander Robinson
Lawrence McMann
Edward Hamilton
Major Vane
Captain Michlesen
J. A. Mattice
John Mattice
John I.carpenter
John A. O'Brien
Thomas Morrissey
Dudley Seguin
Harold L. Pitt
J. A. Metlice
A. L. Clark
F. L. Mills
A.true
H. Sanford
F Hayman
Georges Greene
G0. McDonald
Lawrence McMahon
Thomas N. Nelson
Edward Nelson
Roger Howell
Harvey & Jones
William A. Smith
A. Columbia
8. Kellogg
J J. Kelley
Fred Bish
Carl Schulte
William Gruber
Albert I. Brothwell
James 3. Keating
A. J. Crawford
Howard Hamilton
Police investigate alleged hold up and stabbing fray
Police probe an early Sunday hold up on Railroad avenue between West and Myrtle in South Norwalk. John Barton reports two men robbed him of a diamond ring valued at 250 dollars and 118 dollars in cash, as Fred Knabling says he witnessed the assault and bore a facial stab wound. The suspects, described as intoxicated, gave no workable description.
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John Barton
South Main Street
South
Norwalk
Railroad Avenue
Beteen West
Myrtle Avenues
Fred Knabling
Lee Avenue
Ohetime
Shepherd Expects Bond To Gain Liberty In Chicago
William D. Shepherd, a defendant in a baffling Chicago murder case, seeks liberty by bond. He faces first degree murder charges in the death of William N. McClintock, longtime ward. A bond-rehearings argument before Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins is slated for Tuesday in Criminal Court.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Shepherd
Jacob Hopkins
Hosiery Misbranding Charged to Chipman Mills
The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint charging Chipman Knitting Mills of Hammon, Pa and Charles Chipman’s Sons Co. of New York with misbranding hosiery as full fashioned. It alleges the items were knit on a flat clock and shaped to the leg by a back seam. The firms have 20 days to answer.
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Washington
Chipman Knitting Mills
Hamnon
Charles Chipman's Sons Company, Inc
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Coolidge Asked to Form Birth Control Board
A resolution was adopted by about 1000 physicians at the sixth international neo malthian and birth control conference urging birth control be included in American Medical Association and national programs. A telegram from Mrs. Margaret Lange to President Coolidge urged steps to form a federal birth rate commission.
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New York
American Medical Association
Presidint Coolidge
Margaret Lange
Presdent
American Third Control League
Two Children in Two Days Sets Twin Birth Record
New York report notes Mrs Frances Cain of Brooklyn delivered a healthy baby boy on Wednesday night and twenty four hours later another boy in the same household, forming a remarkable four generation line of twins tracing back to Mrs Therese Bruetsch. Mrs Cain herself is a twin, and her grandmother was also a twin.
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New York
Frances Cain
Brooklyn
Calm
Therese Bruetsch
Smelt Run Brings Strong Catches Across Connecticut Rivers
Fishermen report a robust smelt run as spawning salmonlike fish move from sea into fresh waters. Westport yielded 500 pounds at 25 cents a pound, Norwich and other towns paid 22–40 cents. State Superintendent Ticonvs says major eggs are being conserved and reared at field stations, with over 16 million eggs hatched and plans for additional facilities to propagate smelt. The eggs are salvaged from fish that would otherwise be discarded during cleaning.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Westport
Norwich
Mystic
Niantre
Pawes
Pawes~tuck
Commission
John W. Ticonvs
Niantic
Pawcatuck
Shetucket
Rickenbacker mother battered by uninvited guest
John Miller, 38, was jailed on aggravated assault and battery after allegedly attacking Mrs. Hattie Rickenbacker, grandmother of Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, in her Columbus home. Miller demanded food, devoured a Johnny cake and half a pie, then struck her with a hammer when denied more. Neighbors called police.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Miller
Hattie Rickenbacker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rieckenbacker
Miller
Advertising Writer Dies In Seven Story Fall
New York reports Misa Daisy Lucas twenty four, an advertising writer, died today after leaping or falling from the Grenoble hotel roof. She lived with her mother and sister on the second floor and had a nervous breakdown after fiancé Duncan Wood perished in a Philadelphia explosion. Rome reports former Italian prime minister Vittorio Orlando gravely ill.
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New York
Maroh
Misa Daisy Lucas
Grenoble
Alda Lucas
Fianca Duncan Wood
Philadelphia
Greenwich Mud Flat Yields Sack With Newspapers
Greenwich March 29 Special mystery surrounds finding a United States Post Office pack containing 42 copies of the Greenwich Press on the mud flats of Greenwich harbor. A Greenwich Cab driver spotted a decaying mall bag near the salt water and retrieved the bundle dated January 165, 1925. The papers were destined for Connecticut addresses including Col Norris Osborne Mrs Samuel Shaw and O Freeman president of the Connecticut Editorial Association. The papers are taken to the Greenwich Post Office then to a delivery car to the railroad station where the bag was stolen. Miss Georgianna Davids editor and manager of the Press is noted as a rare female newspaper leader.
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Greenwich
United States Post Office
Greenwich Press
Greenwich Harbor
Post Office Department
Joseph Brush
Railroad Mall Service
Christopher Hoffman
East Wim Street
Greenwich Cab Company
East Railroad
Connecticut
Col
Norris Osborne
Samuel Shaw
Freeman
Connecticut Editorial Association
Riding Atop Train Kills Man At Tunnel Mouth
Syracuse report says James Ryan Jr 23 of Holyoke Mass was fatally injured while riding atop a freight car on a New York Central train near the tunnel mouth at the city’s edge. He was crushed by upper stone work as the train passed through the 49 tunnel. Companion William McGrath Holyoke escaped injury. Utica authorities were alerted.
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Syracuse
James Ryan, Jr
Holyoke Masa
New York Central
William McGrath
Holyoke
Utica
Ryan
Poincare Warns France Over Security Pact Dangers
In Bar Le Duc France on March 29 former president Raymond Poincare warned against accepting Germanys proposed security pact. Speaking at a war dead monument dedication he warned of German invasion horrors and urged France not to relinquish its means of protection for empty guarantees or a mirage of security.
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Bar LE Duc
France
Raymond Poincare
Germany
M. Poincare
Poincare
Sunday thieves seize $2.50 and candy at two stores
The Connecticut Auto Wrecking Co at 147 Stratford Ave and Sching Candy Co at 2 Water Street reported burglaries last night to the Derserve Bureau. Total loot was 2.50, with candy trunks also taken from the Sching store after forced entry through a windbreak.
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Connecticut Auto Wrecking Company
Stratford Avenue
Derserve Bureau
Sching Candy Company
Water Street
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