Women urged to elect right persons by Vincent
Fairfield County League of Women Voters held a meeting at the Royal Dares Club, hear Vincent talk on health and education. Greenwich and Stamford delegates reported progress on naturalization, school building, and education at work. The county backed extending money-raising for town interest and praised Miss Murray for expanding leagues. about 100 ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeorwalk
Ispevia
League of Women Voters
Emersod Newell
Greenwich
Samuuel ©. Straw
Stedsums
Denens
Cecrrtary
Gigmear A. Puller
Stamford
Irou
Miss Lull
Stratford
Wade and
Aylop
Kdont Jetier
Norwalk
Waterbury
William Heleni
Ford
Muray
Grate Murray
Orsaugee
von Girewe
Patrefled
Miss Murray
Chirtes T. Tiffany
New York
League
Avery Women Veter
Local Meeting Listings and Public Notices Readout
Fragmented OCR lists various meeting venues and addresses including Main Street sites, associations, and veteran groups. It names multiple organizations and places such as 28 Main Avenue, 847 Main Street, Washington area, and references to veterans and civic groups in a jumble of names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haegiah
Heneveleit Association
O. Voubak
Tae Avenue
Ough Herksl State Sirret
Jadse
Bibs
Washington
Howe
Bustis Brad Siscvet
Fravkun
Lodge
Watanshters
Herman
Vetories
Amerius
Navy Disaster Blame Falls on Three Officers
A naval board blames Commander William G. Calhoun Lieutenant Commander Walter D. Seed and nine crew members of the Puccer for heroism amid a salvage drive while praising the squadron for discipline. It cites unusual tides and signal errors as factors and notes navigational equipment failures hindered correct judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gb. Calhoun
Walter D. Seed
Hla
Dev
G. S. Johes
Pucser
Grier Bouteswgin
Araur Peterson
Enign
T Rhodehamel
Mach
AL. Moon
Hersinger
Remaaiby
Hedike
Unclear historical sale dispute involving hospital site funds
Fragmentary OCR recounts a 1920s government property sale and option disputes over a hospital site. References include multiple monetary figures, offers, and individuals such as O Day and Mr Ryan, with mentions of appraisal, purchase terms, and contested conveyance. The text is garbled and incomplete, limiting precise reconstruction.
Mortgage sale plans reported on Nitin Street property
Reported details describe the sale of a property on Nitin Street and at Vletlold Avenue under a mortgage for 106000 dollars. Purchasers led by Samuel Sebnee will occupy under lease as the estate conveys the buildings. The city Buunre al Wualectown XII arranged the disposition with potential relocation and use of the site and its improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercopattiuo Lite Insurance Co
Nitin Street
Aletlold Avenue
Samuel Sebnee
Sonsunmintion Ha
Wahinek Ffensing Sheelty Buunre
Indicted Brokers Faced Swindle Charge in Landmark Case
The court charged brokers with a nationwide swindle linked to a Taid company and related schemes. Investigators showed the group used dissolutions to mask operations, amassing over $160,000 from investors before a November bankruptcy left creditors paid at five cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Adivkment
Urekerg
Dulfiz
Ried
Field Company
Halloween Spirit Dispelled by Grotesque Tales
A clipped, fragmentary note from a Halloween themed page describes eerie scenes and odd phrases. References to figures like Morrie and Mossi appear amid dreamlike, surreal imagery and scattered descriptors of costumes, wardrobes, and nocturnal mischief.
German Parliament Debates Coalition Strains in October Crisis
Berlin dispatch reports seven hours of debate as the Reichstag faction outlines demands tied to Germany’s reparations obligations and membership in the government. The discussion centers on cooperation with Stresemann and the need to maintain a coalition, amid pressure from Saxony and Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vresaj
United Satiat
Natury
Ita
Stresemann Simrests
Heichstag Suders
Lue
Hon
Nmr
Saxony
Bavaria
Strescemann
Dr. Nn
G O P Rally Speakers Called Amid Turbulent Campaign Debate
Disjointed text indicates political rally preparation with figures named Veevention Bureau, Leake, and AWeeren Laws Ruin amid public works ties. Mentions economy focus and a national hawk stance, with schedules for events and school meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Tee
Manu Bboy
Public Works Department
Dennis Dielle
Tani
S. Veors
Local student named to Torch Society ceremony notes
The Aurelian Manor Seattery announces inductees from various cities including Dayton Ohio and Brooklyn NY into the Torch Society. March events at Oladmes and Seipntidy School highlight student honors with several named members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gel
Deas
Melarch
Seipntidy
Thesolde
Jack Wilton Mrauty
Fiorace Pease
Dayton
Ohio
Jernest
Broadyn
Public Funeral Service for Bonar Law Tobe in London
A public funeral for Bonar Law ToBe will be held in Westminster Abbey next Monday with attendance expected from government officials diplomats and Dominion ministers. The service will be led by church leaders and followed by a cortege to a designated resting spot in the Abbey attended by notable figures and the King’s representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Geta
Forney Prem
R Andrew Lip Diay
Duces
Waltrey
Nublic
Westeminster
Canterbury
Jean
Gotlin
Mnglund
Confirms Sale of Country Store in Fairfield Center
Fairfield Oct 81 Special to The Telegram The old country store building at Fairfield Center was confirmed sold by the estate of Benjamin Betts. Deeds not filed yet, but merchant Mercurio announced the purchase for 87000. The property on Wet Steel Min Unguews Place includes a general store run by Betts. Mercurio does not expect to occupy the building himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Barield Center
Enjamin Tetts
Mercunts Teniegh
Myr. Betts
Ouruy
Ines
Trenc
Mercurio
Olive Cate The Midlebe Advertises a Health Claim
The snippet touts Olive Tavints and the supposed benefits of a compound mixed with olive oil. It markets relief from bad breath and pimply skin, claiming reduced constipation and mood improvements. The text resembles an advertisement with dubious medical claims and household remedy language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewels
Tevey Uri Jor
Edwards
Clive
Dewartis
Talks on New Charter Schedule At Kiwanis Luncheon
A local luncheon at Strat field hotel with speakers including W. J. Webater and Alexander JAll oon Lildae- Noywees is planned to discuss the town charter. The event is hosted by the Kiwanis Club with attendance expected from community leaders and business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opom
Kiwanis Club Tauuncheon
Strat- Tield
Ypediar
Spom Olivot Church
Meme Oui
W. J. Webater
Schooner Race Called Off By Calms In International Trophy
The schooner race for the fishermen's trophy was halted today due to calm winds. The defender Bite and challenger Colontia sailed miles from the start with the Columbia leading the distance before the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Elsh
Clarze
Britain Yields to Liquor Search Yet Again
Britain faces renewed pressure over liquor search policies amid debates on American recognition of three maritime issues. Talks in London with Lord Curzon seek to reopen a dispute tied to consular matters and post redeployments. The Queen hosted a farewell luncheon at Buckingham Palace following an informal discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mariince
Murveyes
Lipitigh
Bavner
Newcastls
Vieay
Harvey
Suckinghan Palace
Limber Up Sore Joints With Local Drug Store Remedy
An advertisement hawks a fast acting joint relief product available at Hit ie's Drug Store. It promises rapid absorption and bone relief for swollen stiff joints, throat aches, and general pain, claiming superior results after other treatments fail. It urges purchase with bold claims and expects quick comfort.
New Yorker Elected Bankers' President
Teho W Prentiss of New York was elected president of the Investment Bankers' Association of America at the closing session of the annual convention. An invitation from Cleveland to hold the 1924 convention was extended by Fred Martan and Charles A Owen and will be considered at the January meeting of the Board of Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teho W. Prentiss
New York
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Greanionian
Clevelind
Fred Martan
Charles A. Owe
Board of Governors
Bishop to Preach at St Pauls Episcopal
Fairfield October 31 bishop J C Acheson of Middletown will preach the historic peace sermon at St Pauls Episcopal church in a special Telegram report. The event draws local attention as clergy prepare for the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
J. C. Acheson
Middletown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Fontes
Meigs Building
Seine eNpPenses
Jolson
Livesorana
Iranetseo
Feey
Bes Opictoy
ODOR
Air Urner
San
Francisio
Forbes
Haber
Gael
Perhes
Ryan
Lee
Huy Watertown Block
Taid Company
D.cted
Lina Land
Uva
Grouch
Voraned Meenas
Pitts
Nut Pers
Imil
Pegneumiad
Wanda Seripl Witebes
Rhine Republic
Belegum
Pete Mavitadlonsky
United State
Germary
G. O. P. Rally
Bonar Law
Fairfield Center
Glenwood
C. A. Benson
Bridgeport
C. W. Carlson
Uthah
Britain
Onio
Ceylon
Inilla
Jave
Tao
Wight
Court of St. James
Air. Kellogg
Witt
Krow
Amer- Stpinset
Wwlis
NEW Yorker Elected Bankers’ President
Hanke
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Cuthura
Misg
Mable Mello
Bristol
Stern
Tupti
Maides i Rass
ZeapSe
Taco
Tan Chin
Whitta
Heenlar
Radford B. Smith’s Dollar Store
Faletigid Are
Aml Broud
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