Barbers Protest Beauty Parlor Rule At New Haven Convention
Twelve barbers led by Benedict Tutoli attended the State Barbers Protective association meeting in New Haven to oppose a cosmeticians board ruling barring beauty parlors from being run with barber shops. Over 250 barbers statewide were present, pledging to ignore the ruling and continue joint operations under barber regulations. A local campaign kicks off Monday with Anthony Merline aiding to unite barbers against further challenges to their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Tutoli
State Barbers’ Protective Association
New Haven
State Cosmetician Board
Mate Board of Hairdressers and Cosmeticians
State Barbers’ License Commission
State Protective Association
Bonga
Cosmeticians
State
Barbers’ License Commission
Barbers of
Connacticut
Anthony Merline
International Journeymen Barbers’ Association of America
Carl Stoeckel Dies in Norfolk and Litchfield Legacy
Carl Stoeckel dies in Norfolk leaving a legacy of music, philanthropy, and historic preservation. He hosted major composers at his Norfolk Music Shed and founded the Litchfield County University Club and Choral Union. He acquired the John Brown birthplace, supported publishing projects, and funded musical productions and a technical book series. He held memberships in numerous societies and clubs and served as a trustee of the New England Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed
America
Europe
Rhed
Mr. Stoeckel
Norfolk
S Cole
Tage Taylor
Jean Sibelius
R. Vaughn William
Steeckel
John Sedgwick
As. A. Gwo
Sedgwick
Cornwall Hollow
John Brown
Torrington
John Brown Association
Litchfield County University Club
Litchfield Choral Union
Stoecker
Techfield County
Stoeckel
American Historical Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Archaeological Institute of America
American Rose Society
Connecticut Historical Socety
Litchfield Historical Society
Royal Society of Arts
London
New York Academy of Science Society For Preservation of
New England
American Geographical Society
Royal Meteorological Society
The
North British Academy of Arts
Players’ Club
Century Association of
New York City
Symphonia
Harvard Medical Association
New England Conservatory of Music
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Promoting Digestion
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims fast relief, neutralizes stomach acid, aids bowels, and presents the product as gentler and more pleasant than soda solutions. Bottles cost twenty five cents at any drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philine Wei
Taan Yoda
Phillips
Bridgeport Ripper bill amid city rally tension
Bridgeport rallies spotlight the ripple effects of economic slump, with speakers blaming wartime housing schemes and political meddling for job losses. King brands textile and foundry woes linked to autos on time payments while Behrens defends policies and pledges sewer and street funding.
King and Behrens Attacked in Local Campaign
The article reports on attacks directed at King and Behrens as part of ongoing campaign coverage. It notes accusations about inciting hatred and discusses the so called ripper bill, stating it cannot be repealed by a municipal officer since it is state law. Cullinan argues he would improve administration through economy and efficiency if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
A L. Delaney
Bridgeport
Delaney
General Electric Company
Singer Manufacturing Company
International Silver Company
Crane Valve
Jenkins Valva Company
United Eliminating Company
Bridgeport Brass Company
Behrens
John Trumbull
Rip
William E. Burnham
Henry Greenstein
Burnham
Greenstein
Hartford
Edward Drews
Assensor
Awesans
Thomas Cullinan
Nice Young Tetlow
Grosnstein
Edward L. Kelly
Kelly
F. William Behrens
Louis Bernstein
George Eames
Elizabeth
N. J
Singer Company
New Jersey
J. Alex H. Robinson
Empire Theatre
Rakoczi
Schwaebischer Hall
Lafayette Republican Clu
Second
John T. King
St. John’s
Mr. King
Saints Syrii and Methodius
Pembroke and
Crescent Avenues
King
Tryig
Cullinan
Morgan vs Gates drives toward wire plant standoff
Morgan opposed John W. Gates in a tense conference over wire holdings. Gates pressed for a record price while Gary arranged an acceptance. Gates refused to sell until Morgan and his interests threaten to build competing plants, forcing Gates to consider the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Morgan
John W. Gates
Gates
Governor urges substitute coal to ease Connecticut shortage
Governor Trumbull urges Connecticut residents to switch to low volatile semibituminous coal to cover a 20 percent shortfall in anthracite supply. He cites potential $26 million annual savings, New England coal relief actions, and a state campaign to educate the public on using substitutes, with railroads ready to handle coal deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E B. W. Goss
Waterbury
New England
Connecticut
Trumbull
Interstate Commerce Commission For
New Through
West Virginia
Virginia
E. W. Goss
New Englis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Gosa
Frank H. Johnston
New Britain
Coal Merchants
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Cnncticut
Hope for Ratification in Berlin Talks Amid Locarno Tensions
Berlin reports both Chancellor Luther and Dr Stresemann anticipate a political truce within ten days to secure a Reichstag ratifying majority for Locarno peace and arbitration treaties. They stress Germany's prestige requires parliamentary approval before formal signing at Lon- don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Luther
Stresemann
Locarno
Reichstag
Germany
Lon
G A R Veteran Clark Remembered for City Service and Faith
G A R veteran Clark is remembered for athletic and civic leadership in Holyoke and Worcester. A Brown University alumnus, he played with a New York National League club, married Katherine Wheeler, and held roles in Travelers Insurance and local business. He supported Community Chest, joined Brooklawn, University, Rotary, Contemporary clubs, and Ashlar lodge. Survived by wife and three children, plus siblings. He led Park Street Congregational Church Sunday school and served as trustee and Bible class leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Brown
Delta Phi
Brown University
S “Y
Cammarian
New York National League
New Haven
Holyoke
Mass
John E. Clark
Katherine Wheeler
David C. Wheeler
Acme Shear Company
Traveler's Insuranw Company
Community Chest
Clube
Brooklawn Country Club
University Club
Rotary Club
Contemporary Club
Ashlar Lodge
A. M
Katherine Wheeler Clark
David Wheeler Clark
Worcester Academy
John Duott Clark
Herbert Haunton
Walter Clark
Millers Falls
Park Street
Mission Band of Dominicans Opens Services in City
The Dominican Mission band of New York City opened last night at St Augustine's church. Daily services are at 5:30 and 8 o'clock in the morning with a 7:30 p.m. women only service. About 2,500 women attended the opening, led by Rev. Peter H. McClean. Father Tracy preached “The Reverence of the Faith” and benediction was given by Father McClean. Wathers Eckert and Condon are among the mission members. if needed, more missionaries may be secured and the school hall will be used if crowds grow next week. Next week services will be men only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Mission Band
New York City
St. Augustine’s Church
Peter H. McClean
Father Tracy
Father McClean
Wathers Eckert
Condon
Ansonia Boy Dies In Bowl Traffic Accident
Ansonia Nov 1 AP An Anthony Parulitis ten year old son of Viv and Mrs Anthony Parulitis died at Griffin hospital tonight from skull injuries suffered Saturday afternoon when struck by a car driven by HH Maxwell Doyle of Montclair New Jersey Doyle on way to Yale Army game with companion Doyle held in $1000 bonds after coroner hearing New Haven police say the boy ran from behind a trolley car into the path of the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Anthony Parulitis
Viv
Griffin Hospital
Yourth
North Main Streets
Maxwell Doyle
Montclair
N. J
Doyle
New Haven
Eli Mix
Search for John M Francis continues amid superstition in New York
In Round Lake New York a crowd of about five thousand gathered as villagers follow superstition in the search for John M Francis Ames publisher and sportsman. Reports describe divers and observers at the casino area while locals cast bread and mercury into the water seeking clues or signs about the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Lake
N. Y
John M Francis
Ory Ames
Kansas City considers $27 million highway and park bond plan
Kansas City voters on November 8 face a bond package totaling about 27 million dollars for traffic widening and improvements. The plan funds 7.5 million for widening, over 11 million for traffic projects, 7.6 million for parks and beautification, 2.01 million for a Blue River park, and 1.5 million for a free Missouri River bridge, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Station
Liberty Memorial
Missouri River
Blue River
Italian Debt Talks Begin as Volpi Heads Delegation
Washington diary records the arrival of Count Volpi and his debt funding commission to open negotiations with the American debt commission. The Italian party plans early talks, with a proposed procedure and smaller negotiating groups to handle the key questions. The Rome press views the outcome as tied to Fascist aims for economic stability and renewed financial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volk
Uit
American War Debt Funding Commission
Italy
Washington
Debt Funding Commission
United States
Count Volpi
Finance
American Debt Commission
State Department
Treasury
White House
Rome
Laly
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls at City Routes
At 10:10 a m on Oak street Daniel Mardromvgia twenty one sustained a left forearm wound from a chisel. Treated and left. At 6 50 p m on Pembroke Street responders found nothing after arrival. At 8 50 p m to 42 Butler avenue John Dee diagnosed with alcoholism and left patient for police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Daniel Mardromvgia
Pembroke Street
Butler Avenue
John Dee
Tragic Weekend: Several Die in Street Crashes Across Cities
In Petrie Street and North Avenues, a car killed two children and a man, while another girl is gravely injured at St Vincent's Hospital. In Amsterdam Avenue a girl, Mary Purcielle, nine, is believed to have a skull fracture after being struck by a car. The driver, Felis, faced reckless driving charges and bonds. In Georgetown, sixteen year old Mile Bergtor was struck by an auto driven by Mary Fitzgerald and died. the driver held on a $1,000 bond. Stratford saw Clifford Terrel suffer a broken leg after stepping into traffic driven by Eugene Courtney near McDonald's corner. All incidents involve pedestrians struck by vehicles with various arrests or bonds reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrie Street
North Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Amsterdam
North Avenues
Mary Purcielle
Amsterdam Avenue
Ortman
Salvatore Berofan
Lexington Avenue
Mario Pesavanto
Suburban Avenue
H. R. DeLuca
Pordiello
Patrick Felts
St. Vincent's Hospital
Felis
Georgetown
Specelal Milrod Bergflora
Franz Bergfors
Mary EB. Fitegerald
Main Street
Norwalk
Bergtors
Norwalk High School
John Carlson
Stratford
Clifford Terre
Crescent Aver ‘Nue
Bridgeport
Eugene Courtney
Surf Avenue
McDonald's Corner
Terrell
Courtney
Bridgeport Hospital
Macri Counsel Attacks Lawyers in Court Contention
Mr Koletsky claims the bar committee report omits favorable points for the defense including publication of songs and alleged courtroom conduct. He calls the probe a scheme and denounces the committee for contempt of court for interfering with actions in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maert
Koletsky
Yale to send professor to Michigan president inauguration
Yale University delegates Professor Carl Young of the English department to attend Dr. Clarence C. Little's inauguration as University of Michigan president. The note recalls James B. Angell's Michigan roots and Burton's Yale degrees, linking cross university histories. Jack Dempsey travels Mexico for exhibitions with sparring partners, receiving enthusiastic receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale University
Carl Young
Clarence C. Little
University of Michigan
Young
James B. Angell
Michigan
Marion L. Burton
Yale
Ep Dempsey
Mexico City
Jack Dempsey
Monterey
Tampico
League 10 probes Syrian situation amid protests
Twenty five protests from Arab organizations against French actions in Syria, notably the Damascus bombardment, have reached the League of Nations mandate commission. The panel adjourned and will reconvene in Rome in February to probe 1925 Syrian events, with France to report on all political developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Syria
Damascus
Permanent
Mandate Commission
League of Nations
Rome
America
United States
Syrian Palestine Congress
Cairo
League
India
Paris
Berlin
France
Agua
League Council
H P Stagg Dies In Stratford Home
The late Stiles Judson was in the legislature and state attorney for Stratford. He served in 1901 and 1903, helped in the Constitutional convention, and belonged to multiple groups including G A R post No. 3 Elias Howe Jr and various lodges. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 with Grand Army ritual, interment Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles Judson
Stratford
Elias Howe, Jr
Post
Grand Army of the iRepublic
St. Johns’ Lodge
A. F
A. M
the Sons of the American Revolution
The
Cupheag Club
Stratford Congregational Church
BR. C. Whitehead
Congregational Church
Union Cemetery
O Neill and Cullinan Call for Clean Politics
A political advertisement urges women to vote for cleanliness in politics and fair play. ER J ONeill asks support for his fitness to represent the district alongside Mr Cullinan, urging independence, democracy, and voter responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Mr. Cullinan
J. O’neill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Stoeckel
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Sage
Bridgeport Housing Corporation
Germidy
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Salt
Tegile Manufacturing Company
J. D. Rockefeller
United States Navy
Henry P. Stagg
Mission Band OF Dominicans
Dino Grandi
Lelio Bonnin Langare
Ars
Alberto Pirelli
Mario Alberti
Dino Butt
Giacomo de Martino
Debt Commission
Realm of
Turkey
Economic Council
Paria
Tripolitania
Daily Record
MACRI
League 10
H. P. Stagg
O’neill
Jacob Glasner
Gem Furniture Co. Inc
Broadway
Audubond Theatre
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