New Haven Registrars Discharged in Primary List Scandal
City court discharged Democratic registrar Thomas Cahill and deputy George Conroy for omitting about two hundred names from the party list used in the August Democratic primaries. Deputy Eugene Harri Ran and Tol Cahill were fined $250 and $150 respectively. all four faced the court over weeks.
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Thomas Sg. Cahill
Democratic
Nis
George Conroy
Jacob Caplan
Eugene Harri
Ran
Tol Cahill
Costa
Executive officer denies charge against veterans bureau chief
Dr. Hugh Scott executive officer of the United States Veterans Bureau denied claims that the American Legion is dying. He was quoted as saying President Harding's veto of the adjusted compensation bill marked the Legion's death warrant. The remarks were carried in dispatches from New Orleans dated October 19.
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Oklahoma City
Orlean Legion
Hugh Scott
United States Veterans ‘Bureau
Scott
New Orleans
Harding
State Fair of Veterans planned in Elm City
The Veteran's Association will hold a state fair in New Haven at Meadow Street Armory from November 1 to 18. Traditional attractions and dancing will entertain attendees each evening.
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Elm City
X. DR. Veteran's Association
Meadow Street
New Haven
Norwalk Man Elected Head of Mayors Society
Norwalk and other cities’ ex mayors chosen for Connecticut Mayors Society at the annual meeting in Danbury with Mayor BH. MM of Norwalk elected president. William Thems of Waterbury named vice president and ex Mayor J. Milton Coburn of South Norwalk named secretary. An executive committee includes ex Mayors Frank S. Morgan New London James F. Connery Middletown and William A. Brean. The 1923 annual gathering will be at Danbury Fair week in October with a tour of Norwalk industries and municipal improvements.
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Squtit
Annial
Danbury
Charles Kerr
Norwalke Industries
Cwests
Doctor Ordered Liquor Woman Freed Of Charge
Mrs. Mary Olsavaky of 192 Willard Street was discharged in City court after it was proven a physician ordered liquor for her. Other defendants included Katherine Budds of Energiwood hospital and Arthur J. Walters of 1298 State Street, with subpoenas continued and fines set for various driving offenses.
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Mary ‘Olsavaky
Willard Street
Nater
Second Precinct
Katherine A. ‘Budds
Energiewood Hospital
Arthur J. Walters
State Street
Nevada Bonds A
Man suffers facial injury after epileptic seizure
Falling on the sidewalk on East Main Street yesterday, John Moxtarl of Palisades was struck by an epileptic attack and sustained a deep laceration over the right eye. He was attended by Dr. E J Sussin of the Emergency State and taken to Bridgeport Hospital.
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Astwin Street
John Moxtarlty
Palisades
E. J. Sussin
Bridgeport Hospital
Hero of the S-48 Quits Submarine for Business Life
Meter I Dunne, famed S-48 submarine hero, leaves naval service after the ship’s loss. He forms a clothing sales career with Charles J. Calling Co. in Paterson Avenue. Duney joins a new life while sailors move to civilian jobs as submarines at Lake continue to be disbanded.
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Dunny
McN
Lake Pisnr
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Navy
Ondor Flig
Hibbard
Sipatford
Large Jewish college enrollment reported in New York City
A Jewish Youth Handbook summary shows 14,886 Jewish students enrolled nationwide in 196 colleges across fields like arts, sciences, law, medicine, engineering, commerce and dentistry. New York leads with the largest Jewish enrollment, City College of New York second, Harvard at 10 percent, Fordham 23.2 percent, and Hebrew studies included in curricula at 52 colleges. The handbook includes Hebrew organization details, a world history chronology, and a complete Jewish calendar.
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Field- Isander Educational Conference
New York
Copercant
Fordham
Aho
Lions Club TQ Hear Members Business Hints
At the weekly Stratifeld club dinner speakers outline business tips and daily tasks. Lion Hollunder and others discuss Merrill Beash Cheese and Earle Sprague topics as part of the session while directors prepare civic project recommendations for members.
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Lions’ Club TQ
Stratfield
Pup
Merrill Beash
Earle Sprague
Leo
Lvadyanea
Police Locate Two Missing Girls In New York
Police locate Mey Nlog Baptist, 17, of 228 Morne Grove Street and Marjoria Willits, 16, of 279 Coleman Street, missing for nearly two weeks. They were found Monday through the local Bureau of Missing Persons in New York. The Baptist girl attended Bridgeport High School. Parents traveled to New York to bring them back.
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Meynlog Baptist
Morne Grove Street
Marjoria Willits
Coleman Surest
New York
la West
Ti4th
Bridgeport
Igh
Bridgeport Harbor Sees Coal Surge and Currency Woes
Large coal shipments arrive by tug from Mc Williams Line and a parallel 1230 tow shipment enter Bridgeport harbor, prompting discussions on wage increases from 650 to 1100 per month. Captains report currency issues for visiting crews, while pilots prepare for harbor navigation as Park City’s first mate assumes command.
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Bridgeport Harbor
New York
Mapining
Teapecstive c
Bridgeport
VARNISH REMOVER NOT LIQUOR IN SALE AT SALOON
Abraham Krivit faced Judge Marvin on a third offense charge. The district attorney said a seal was sold in Krivit’s saloon as varnish remover, with exorbitant pricing. The judge warned of jail if further liquor involvement occurred, and Krivit received a $90 fine with a suspended year jail term.
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Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
Wo Taven
Abraham Krivit
Marvin
1Frivileky
Yale to convert Stokes House into Tucully Club HQ
In New Haven the Yale corporation decided to repurpose Stokes House next door to the Graduate Club as the headquarters for the Tucully Club. The Rev Dr Anson Wheips Stokes, former Yale secretary, owned the home, built in 1767. The house will open for faculty use near spring, continuing a pattern where wives of members gathered there each afternoon.
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New Haven
Itr
Timstrook
Anson Wheips Stokes
Yale University
Yale Corporation
Bristol Collects 1100 in Liquor Fines in Day
Bristol today collected 1100 in liquor fines with four defendants. William J Brown paid 400 and costs and served jail days on his fourth offense. Harry Peters 200, Mary Runzill 200, Dominica Sinisgalli 308 with a day suspended.
Superintendent of Morris Metal Plant on Stand
Judge Christopher L. Avery heard further amnesia on the petition of Trulph K. Safford to review the Sheriff’s attachment of the Morris Metal Production company assets. The case seeks to broaden a $12,000 judgment to cover the entire plant. Witness Fort Newman testified about an incomplete inventory and the scope of the attachment.
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Supreme Purt
Kenneth McNeil
Shere Frank
Fasaneila
Budinga
Fromert WH. Newman
Plantat Se Timmy
Aty Tachmen
Fasancia
Ale
State Police Arrest Alleged Rum Runner
State police arrested a driver near Danielson after seizing a large motor truck in P Ruindeld late today on charges of illegal transportation. The truck reportedly contained 240 cases of beer and was alleged to be owned by Affleex Express of Providence, R I.
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Danielson
P Ruindeld
Here
Affleex Express Company
Providecne
Rev Bridges Cites Tanlac Case In Sermon Dismissal
In a bold church address Rev B M Bridges cites a Moorestown resident who credits Tanlac with easing years of digestion trouble and insomnia. The testimonial says the medicine revived appetite, sleep, and weight, calling Tanlac a splendid tonic. The ad notes Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Rey
rey, @ Willely known and aeloreacher, residing at Moores, C
Tony
Poway
Cam
All Good Thug
Ninth District Democrats Meet to Plan Election Day
Democrats of the Ninth District will gather Sunday at Shelton and East Main streets to complete plans for Election Day. All Democrats of the district are invited to attend.
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Shelton
East Main Streets
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