Eames Calls for Voter Verdict on Truth of Interview
George M. Eames president of the Manufacturery association released a statement saying he is willing to let the people decide who was telling the truth about an interview with Republican mayoral candidate Frederick W. Behrens. He referenced Behrens denial in Sunday papers and noted the signature on the letter, suggesting the public should decide the truth.
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George M. Eames
Frederick W. Behrens
Anatweek
Eames
Behrens
Bendens—Barney
Bel ‘Rens
Fw.dsehrens
Shepas
Ute
Erhrens
Burdick
D'Ewa
King
Aatwater
George Eames
King reviews colonial history at crowded meeting
Pasquale Vioni, Lois Bern stein, and others spoke as Joseph Cavalli chaired a well attended hall. King criticized opponents with colorful jabs about taxes and leadership, defending his Republican stance and vowing a clean, fair administration. Behrens followed, outlining his business success and readiness to govern.
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Pasquale Vioni
Lois Bernstein
Joseph Cavalli
King
Moose Herd Near Extinction in Minnesota Wilderness
One of the last moose herds in the United States, nearly 3,000 head, lives in Minnesota's state game refuge. A recent policy change and a plan for road development threaten the herd, but a permanent closed season may help preserve it, according to Walton League Monthly.
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United States
Minnesota
Yusal Walton League Monthly
Courtmartial jury fields charges on lost destroyer fleet
Captain Edward F O Watson faces dismissal in a court martial over the Hoven Yeagelp stranding near Onda California. Ten officers including Donald T. Hunter and Lawrence J. Blockett await trial as witnesses describe erratic bearings and unclear navigation in the September disaster that killed 23 and caused 14 million in property loss.
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San Diego
Caluf
Edward FO Watson
Devon
United States Battle Fleet
Hoven
Onda
California
Volyaldsran Ie
Donald T. Hunter
Duply
Lawrence J. Blockett
Delphy
Wilson
Lawrence Wild
Pacific Coast
Huntart
Point Ar- Ruel
Arguella
Mutter
John Partridge Called by Death in Bridgeport Fire Service
John Partridge, once foreman of the volunteer company and later a Bridgeport firefighter for five years, died. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. L Solomon, son William M. Partridge, and daughter Anna N. Partridge who died last August. Funeral Thursday at 2 from his home with Rev Davenport officiating. burial in Mountain cemetery. Three old volunteers remain: Edward Mooney, Levin Goodsell, and Charles Smith.
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Y. Shatt
Jong Rapes
Partridge
Bridgeport Fire Department
Mxcrlsior
Wedward Mooney
Idgeport
Levin Goodsell
Charles Smith
L. Solomon
William M. Partridge
Anna N. Partridge
Kev. Fwhal Davenport
the Peete's Presbyterian Church
Burda
Mountain Cemetery
MRS M LOUGHLIN BURIED IN DANBURY FAMILY PLOT
Special to the Teletrani reports Mrs McLoughlin is buried in the Danbury Mount Kisco area burial after a religious mania. Funeral rites were held in Mount Wisso and simple committal read at Wooster Cemetery by Rev. A. Coburs. The McLoughlin family long owned the homestead and surrounding area with locals aware of the line of kin.
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Vanbury
Gregory War
McLoughlin
Mount Kisco
Bhushard
Grosery Mcloughlin
Mount Wisso
Wooster Cemety
A. C. Coburs
James Ginred
Meloughlin
Toughin
S . Brandfather
Elizabeth Gregory
Anson Gregory
Mchoughlin
Matelerstown
Two Hurt When Bicycle Struck By Automobile
Two children were injured when a bicycle they rode was struck by an automobile on Deacon street at Bunnell street. Wilbur Trusyell, 18, of 272 Bunnell street, fractured his right forearm and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital. Meanor Kovendehil, riding the bicycle handlebars, suffered abrasions and was treated at home after American treatment.
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Deacon Street
Bunnell Street
Wilbur Trusyell
Ieridgewort Hospital
Meanor
Kovendehil
Ja Ye
Ald
Three Referendum Questions Put to Voters Today
Voters go to the polls on three referendums shaping Connecticut government. The charter question asks adoption of a strong major charter after a charter revision commission. The second asks approving veto power on specific appropriation items. The third seeks reestablishment of the City Normal School as Danbury travels to the state normal school, ending the local institute.
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Tuk Lever
Conneticut
Veharter
Corr
Lhe
Normal Echous
State Normal School
Danbury
Board of Education
Vote Democratic Rally Promises City Safety and Reform
A Democratic rally in Remington district amid campaign rhetoric features Mayor Avwarel urging voters to back the ticket to continue city reforms and cut operating costs. The scene includes speeches at a ball on Boron Avenue and coverage of election logistics, polling details, and district ward information with multiple party officials listed.
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Avwarel
Remington Cou
Boron Avenue
Baeces Ball
Norwalk Woman Dies by Own Action, Investigation Ongoing
Brief notice reports a Norwalk woman died by her own action at home and was taken to Norwalk Hospital by neighbors but died before arrival. Few details about the woman and no clear motive. Police and investigators engaged to determine circumstances.
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Content Waeld
Ber Home
Norwalk Hospital
Linn Deen
Potleo Ape
Atwater Faces Behrens and McLevy in City Election
Mayor Fred Atwater, seeking re election, previously polled 16 266 votes with Clifford B Wilson at 12 048 and Jasper McLevy at 1 900. This year Atwater is opposed by Republican F William Behrens and Socialist Jasper McLevy.
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Fred Atwater
Clifford B. Wilson
Jasper McLevy
Atwater
F. William Behrens
Police Commend Smith Pursuit Success Highlighted
The board of Police Commissioners praised Superintendent Patrick J. Planagan Captain John Regan and Detective Sergeant Joan J. Gerav ity for their role in solving the Howard F. Smith embezzlement case. Smith remained jailed on a $20,000 bond while awaiting proceedings.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Patrick J. Planagan
John Regan
Joan J. Geravity
Howard F. Smith
Smith
Fred Atwaters
Lilian Coplis
Mil
ML Avenue
Giase
Criminal Superior Court
aAdwater
Philo C. Calhoun
John ©. Stanley
Wiliam W. Ryar
T. d. Pardy
Pool Room Raid Leads to Police Hold on Proprietor
Complaints from women about husbands prompted a police raid at a pool room at 727 Mallett street. Several men faced charges. proprietor Php Burdonkovich was held on $2500 bond. Eight players were charged with frequenting. Frank Pancurak of 82 Church street, nicknamed hid nitlin, was arrested for non support.
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Mallett Street
Yeatemdar Php
Burdonkovich
Frank Pancurak
Church Street
Hid &Nitlin
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal and Civic Groups
Local listings show a dense schedule of gatherings across Bridgeport including the Ladies of the Grand Army at 62 Cannon Street and various lodges, temples, and tents. Nearby addresses include 1188 Main Street Harmony Comitium OC, 1025 Main Street Pythian Sisters, 1067 Broad Street, 164 State Street, and multiple avenues.
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Broad Street
Carpenters
Bostwick Avenue
Co Turk
State Street
Ivy Grove
Woodsen Civela
Barbers
Fairnield Avenue
Abraham Lodge
I. O
George
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Order of de- Molay
Masonic Tone
Park City
Fire damages derelict factory after bankruptcy
Fire Marshal Thomas Ward investigated the blaze at an unoccupied building in East Derby attributed to unknown origin. The derelict site housed machinery from Holme s Manufacturing, with about $2,000 in damage reported and the fire discovered by a watchman around 4 o clock. Lieutenant Barnes led the response as firefighters contained the flames before more buildings burned.
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Thomas Ward
East Derby
Towar Suelton
Pothe
Barnes
Cere
L Air
Holmes Manufacturing Company
Ilttle
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George Wames
Singer
Corcumbus
Bebreis
FLEAT
John Partridge
John Tar Cridgi
M’loughlin
C Ity Normal School
Fred
Ardich
Pau Brats
Fea Cotek, Swrard A
Save City
Wastress-Atwater
Pagu Unc
Ian van
Jnyce
Theetry
Rivkoegyhal
Mewis
Munigl
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Maderstor
Jamey Farts
Assisiiantt Peygistrars
Levitt
Jeobinson
Joan M. Sears
Democrat Comassitey Room
Barnum
Patrick. Sullivan
Loretta MacGovers
Republican
Staresbreus
Noble
Seyond Dist Maderater
Jotoy Tobarrell
Fightin
Loyle
Buddington
John Z
Lawler
Myrtle Avenue
Gregory Street
William Larkin
Keung
Te Noble Brier
John H. Wargo
Afrars
Masey
Aien
Democra
Leauts MacSale
Mepinguien
Barnum Ween
Fist Precinen
William West
Astiant Registra
Royal
D. Pride
Edward T
Liveood Avenue
Syed Schempu
Julia
Wheeler Avenue
Moder
John J. Witzpatwek
Tani Regiatrirs
Mhorwme
Joseph M. Gone
Wheel Avenue
Opinosite
Jol Suisklys
Florence O. Myye
Modernlar
Thomas la. Lovely
Derek Iiely
Ty David Kae
Demscrak
Congress Tree
Lyan Terra Baranin
Joseph Deve
Thussie Ey Teal
Charles McCarthy
Democrat
North Avenue
Nobe
James Casey
Chalrtady
Gertrude Winey
North Ave
Hue
Noble Ban
John J. Rohde
Agleistant Regiclars
Frederick Lyainworth
Joseph B. Coreoran
Democrace
Goo Bossuth
T. J. Conteliot
Merbert Haviland
Thomas Kane
Democratic Committee
Stree Noble
Frank Cas Dy
Josephinge Cagald
Main
Nichols
Twerth St Preeinut
Moderato Groves
Russell HL
Cox
James Seymour
Central Ivenus
Norwalk
Tina Byrom
Myrtle
Uy Mawr School
vAvenue
Norman Street
Jumoy
High Syeal
Linwood Avenue
Webster North Avenue
Sholten Penal
Lyon ‘Terrace
Isye City
People’s Home Rule
Uhen
Pallu
Holmes Company
Shelton
Hickok
Hanke
Cannon St
Mmauce Tapioca Company
Orange
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