Walling Promotes New Party Lines In Fairfield County
William Inglish Walling outlines a progressive campaign strategy in Fairfield County urging a shift from strict party lines toward a progressive Democrat versus conservative Republicans framework. He cites 200 progressives backing his platform and stresses avoiding La Follette as a central topic while contrasting his opponent Schuyler Merritt and highlighting national figures Davis and McAdoo.
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Parrfield County
William Inglish Walling
Walling
Democratic Party
Fairfield County
Repub Heang
la Foillette
Stude
John W. ‘Davis
William G. McAdoo
Schuyler Merritt
Five in family burned to death in ghetto fire
New York, Nov 2. Samuel Roth, his wife, and three children perished in a blaze that gutted a ghetto tenement. Eleven neighboring families faced danger as stairs collapsed in flames while firefighters used aerial and hand ladders to rescue others. Mrs Roth and a four year old girl were found dead on the third floor. Roth and a son were found on the fourth, likely overcome by smoke as they sought the roof.
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New York
Samual Roth
Hves
Ater
Roth
Lillian
Sidney
Amoke
Robbery of New Haven Fur Store Blamed On Thieves
Nov 2 New Haven reporting a burglary at David Kaletaky fur shop 47 Congress Avenue Forty Marvin. Thieves pried a rear window with a bar and unlocked the door taking valued furs estimated at 6000 dollars. Suspected to involve a car getaway and linked to similar Hartford Derby thefts in the past month.
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New Haven
David Kaletaky
Congress Avenue
Pelige
Thian
Uand
Hartford
Derby
Liberal Candidate Leads in Cuban Election
Wavana Nov 2 Associated Press reports early returns from six Cuban provinces show Liberal candidate General Gerardo Machado leading Conservative General Mario Menendez by about 67,000 votes. Secretary of the Interior Nurtalde cautioned that counts may not be official and could be revised by the central election board.
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Wavana
Associated Press
Cuba
Secretary of the Interior
Gerardo Machado
Mario G. Menzeal
Yturtatde
Galas Ito
Raed
National Guardsmen Changes Announced Hartford Spe Order
The adjutant General’s office issues a special order discharging Connecticut National Guard members Private Bloon and Meekey from First Squadron Cavalry Troop A, and Sergeant James V. DeMartino of the 192nd Field Artillery Battery 5, as well as Private Arthur L. Booth of the 24nd Artillery A.D. to enlist in the United States Army and Private Robert J. Doherty of the 102nd Infantry Howitzer Company. Non-residence noted for several.
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Hartford
NovigerThe jutant-General's Office
Spe
Connecticut National Guard
Bloon
Meekey
United States Army
James V. DeMartino
192Nd Wield Artillery
Arthur L.booth
24Nd Artiliery
A. D
Robert J. Doherty
102Nd Infantry
Silent tribute at United Church All Souls service
At All Souls Sunday services the United Church conducted a quiet memorial. Forty three parishioners joined in remembrance, as the choir offered mass prayers and Dr Liam Tornes Day spoke on comfort from God and faith in heaven as solace for loss.
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United Church
All Souls
Liam Tornes
Heaven
Newtown Justice Fines Bungalow Theft Suspect
George Co. of Oxford fined 10 and costs 33 by Justice P. H. AlcCarthy for burglary changes. Coyle arrested near Lake Zoar by State Policeman Henry Palau after complaint by John J. ONeil of 13 Elizabeth St New Haven. Bungalow at Lake Your Coyle charged with entering and taking articles later recovered. Grand Jury P. H. Cannon prosecuted for the state.
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Newtown
George Co
Oxford
P. H. AlcCarthy
Coyle
Lake Zoar
Henry Palau
Ridgefield Barrack
John J. O'Neil
Elizabeth Street
New Haven
Lake Your
Grand Juroy
P. H. Cannon
Ernest Sanford
John C. Beers
M Fannie
B. Hdawards
Robert E. Beers
Yale Army
Yale Thew
Waterbury
Misses Houlihan
Clara Sheehan
Plorence Sheehan
It Houlihan
Gertrude Crowe
Millicent .Cavanaugh
Anna = May Corbett
Amy Bantie
Ahoy T. Nettleton
H. Carlton Mulchel
Thomas M. Holian
Cornelius Woulihan
Tarry Radley
Paul ¥. Cavanaugh
Frederick Weiss
Mia
Smith Mead
Jgvelyn Eking
Marjorie Peale
Geraldine Cailer
Myra Bevans
Frederick Crouch
Donald Mead
Laurence Treynolds
Charles Phillips
Delay in Mailing Blamed in Tax Case Appeal Denied
United States Board of Tax Appeals denied appeals from Velley and Bailey Co of South Norwalk and Mrs Charles Jean of Stamford Ct for alleged federal income tax issues. Hatch and Bailey Co was dismissed for filing出 outside the sixty day period after deficiency notices. Hearings for Mrs Dean executrix were held with no appearance to address deductions claimed for 1919 and 1920 taxes on property belonging to her late husband.
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George H. Manning
Velleeram
Washington
United States Board of Tax Anpains
Vy. Fatehand
Baley Company
South Norwalk
Gonn
Charles Jean
Stamford
Jha
New York
Dean
Beach declares self for president single handed vote plan
David Beach of Bridgeport claims a unique bid for the presidency by promising to cast a single ballot for himself if a deadlock occurs among three parties. He markets himself as the Worlds Actuary and the only man who can deliver the goods, a claim amid sharp political skepticism.
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Robert Mo Follette
Congress
David Beach
State Street
Bridgeport
My. Beach
United States
Mr. Beach
Mr.Beach
New York City Campaigns Close for Smith Roosevelt Race
New York City and its environs loom large as Alfred W. Smith and Theodore Roosevelt finish their campaigns on the eve of election day. Smith hopes for a heavy city plurality to lift his statewide lead, while Roosevelt plans a final rally at Glen Cove to energize GOP voters.
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New York
Alfred’ W. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Haar
Roosevelt
Glen Cog Hig Lawge
Smith
Noted Admiralty Lawyer Dies in Suspected Suicide
Francisco C Adler aged 58, member of the firm Lewis Adler and Law, died tonight at his Cajon League club apartment from a pistol wound to the head. Coroner Patton said it appeared a personal safety matter. Adler was a prominent admiralty lawyer in Philadelphia.
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Philadelpia
Francia C. Adler
Internatione Ery
Oat Lewis
Adler and
Law
Hy Siwyers
Cajon League Club
Patton
Adie
The Odd Tabled Exhibit in Peru Decor Schemes
Fragmentary article describes an odd triangular end table in Adams green or Jaquer red and black seeking to fit many schemes of decoration in the wilds of Peru. It references Inco-Indians and a report, noting a distance of 42,000 feet above sea level, with unclear details and phrasing throughout.
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Adams
Jaquer
Triiangular
Peru
Thinks Cousin in Jail Bailes Out Stranger At Fairfield Game
Ned Fallon of Fairfield describes a confusing arrest incident at a Fairfield Norwalk high school football game. Harold Fienford was arrested for breach of peace and held for lack of a ni. A mistaken claim tied a cousin to the incident, leading to a $25 bond posted for a man thought to be involved.
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Patrfield
Ned Fallon
Fairfield
Pairfield
Tod. Pailon
Howard Fallon
Norwalk
Ped Failonta
Opponents Spurn Debate in Independent Challenge
Stratford November report says independent candidates CL Lovell and Vernon Morehouse accuse Helen Lisaw and Narles G Wheeler of avoiding public debate. They cite alleged oyster lobby ties of EH Lewis and say Town Court mismanagement remains uncharged. They demand openness from the Peoples General Committee.
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Stratford
Cry Tela
Helen Lisaw
Narles
G. Wheeler
CL Lovell
Vernon
Morehouse
General Assembly
Iuovell
EH. GL. Lewis
Tegislature
Lewis
J. Lewis
Wheeler
Pengles
Bulletin
Peoples’ General Committees
Peoples’ General Committee
Democrats Hold Pinal Rally in Derby Theatre
The Democratic party closed its campaign with a final rally at Sterling theatre in Derby. Speakers included Homer S. Cummings of rd, Congressman Christopher C. Keenam of Kentucky, Congressman Patrick B. O Sullivan of Derby, United States Marshal William F. Palmer of Oxford, Mayor Frank J Conway, Judge Leo T. Molloy, and State Senator Walt Johnson. They urged support for the Democratic ticket and early voting.
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Telegraf Barvice
Democratic Party
Sterling Theatre
Tan ‘Nity
Derby
Homer 8. Cummings
Christopher C. Keenam
Kentucky
Patrick B. ‘O'Sullivan
Lensely
Sts
The
Cam
United, States
William F. Palmer
Oxford
Frank J Conway
Leo T. Molloy
Walt Johnson
Seymour
Chlorine Chamber Planned to Treat Colds in Arsenal District
In TLARTEFORD on November 2 the Arsenal district school committee weighs installing a chlorine chamber for treating colds in students and staff. Treatment would be voluntary with written parental consent, at an estimated cost of about 150 dollars. A doctor behind the plan cites successful gas therapy used in Washington to treat President Coolidge.
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Tlarteford
Arsenal District
Washington
Coolidge
Radio sets promise election night comfort at home
An advertisement touts Radiola and Atwater Kent radio sets as ideal for election returns. It invites listeners to enjoy music and results at home, claiming simple installation and price range from 35 to 426 dollars with convenient payments.
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Atwater
Real good phonograph bargains near Trent
A real good phonograph offered at a low price of 59.50, playing any record with full artistic rendering. Console and upright cabinet styles available, beautiful home furnishings, with optional radio installation later. Large selection on the forth floor, convenient terms.
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Trent
Books for sale at Mall Noor rear
A sale offers varied books including So big by Edna Ferber at 2 dollars, Old New York set at 1.25 each or 5 for the set, Red of the Redfields by Grace Richmond at 2, The Unknown Quantity by Ethel Dell at 2, and Twain autobiography set for 10. Also a dictionary of American politics at 2.50, crossword puzzle books with 50 puzzles at 1.35, Webster dictionaries from 0.35 to 22.50, The Standard dictionary at 2.50 or 5, and inspirational works by Orison Swett Marden at 1.75 each.
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Edna Ferber
New York
Edith Wharton
Grace Richmond
Orison Swett Marden
Mall Noor
Two barber shops in our beauty parlors
The notice promotes two barber shops offering bobbing and trimming for women and children, with full services including curling, shampooing, manicures, and facial treatments. It highlights experienced operators, a new shop on the third floor, and a child-friendly corner with a smiling barber.
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Marcel
Hoover vacuum cleaner offers home health and cheer
A Hoover helps keep the home clean and sanitary, benefiting the health of the whole family. It lightens house work and brings good cheer. To win family support consider installing two Hoover vacuum cleaners. Call Barnum 454. the Hoover man will call.
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Barnum
Appendicitis Causes and Home Remedies Ad Blurb
An old advertisement claims appendicitis starts from stomach irritation and can spread to the appendix. It promotes Adlerika as a treatment for bowel inflammation and gas, claiming quick relief and poisons removal with medicines from a drug store at Main and Congress.
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