G O P Celebrates Victory in City Parade
The Republican victory parade moves through Breadstreet State Street Main with hundreds of autos and marchers despite drizzle. Banners target the charter, Mayor Atwater, and George Eames as crowds chant support for John T. King and the Twelfth district. A bus carrying Normal school students drew notable attention.
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Breadstreet
State Street
Bull's Head
Thr
Atwater
George Eames
Grand Marina
Norither
John T. King
F.ms
Alfred W. Bupchel
Wairfield
Bridgepot
Bridgeort
Normal School
Danbury Normal School
No Need to Be Dyspeptic Advertisement from an old paper
An old ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal aid for all ages. It claims the tablets sweeten the stomach, absorb gases, relieve heaviness, stop sour rises, and resist digestion problems, promising a healthy stomach and prevention of late life distress.
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Stuart
European cure promises relief for rheumatic pains
An advertisement touts Buhler Oil as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatic and gouty pains. It claims rapid improvement, a full refund if unsatisfied, and a written guarantee from the druggist, with deposits and returns described. Names of sellers and distributors appear amid bold claims of dramatic, almost magical, results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Buhler
Buhler Gil
Dot
Podius
Bubier OU
Lnfe
Rum Running Treaty Nears Seal Against Smuggling
The Imperial conference accepted Hughes proposals to curb rum running by British vessels near American shores. A treaty granting reciprocal search rights and allowing authorized British ships to carry sealed liquor into American ports is nearing completion. Washington and London aim to empower prohibition enforcement with a broader patrol range and avoid delays from Congress while preserving international law limits.
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London
America
Great Britain
Imperial Conference
Hughes
United States
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
British Foreign Office
Lord Curzon
Congress
Noveking
Tandon
Harvey
Three Mile
Senate
Treasury
Atlantic
Schwab Admits Lending Money in Hotel Project Confession
Schwab admits lending money rather than loaning his name to the deal. He says he did not want a note payable to himself to avoid others feeling no obligation to repay. He recalls a “funny Irishman” tale prompting him to call bankers for a $10,900 loan, then regrets the guidance from his counsel. He marveled that Mrs Tayes could obtain $300,000 in allegedly forged notes and criticized the banks for advancing funds without verifying endorsements or collateral.
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Teat
Schwab
Atah
Ateei
Lfe
Schirah
Norwalk Woman Falls at Rail Station in Stamford
Special to the TelegramMiss Leona Farrell of 458 Main Street Norwalk fell down stairs at the railroad station in Stamford tonight injuring her back. She was taken to Stamford Hospital in stable condition. She slipped on wet steps while crossing from the westbound to the eastbound platform near the tunnel under the tracks.
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Stamford
Leona Farrell
Main Street
Norwalk
Stamford Hospital
Farre
Robbery Report Involving Junked Auto and Local Homes
A junked auto with missing engine was stolen from a ravine off French street and reported by owner J Handleman of 128 French street. Burglars took 347.97 from the Aviantic and Pacific grocery at 1861 East Main street after forcing a rear door Tuesday night. Daniel Thorson of 870 Hancock avenue reported a room entry theft of a suit and overcoat yesterday.
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French Street
J. Handleman
French ‘Street
Aviantic and Pacific Company
East Main Street
Daniel
Thorson
Hancock Avenue
Appointments To Various City Boards On Monday
The oncoming Monday will fill numerous terms on city agencies including the Board of Charities Sinking Fund commission Board of Police Commissioners Board of Health and other panels. Names such as James F Colem Dr J M Finnegan Anthony S Kenai and William B Booth appear among terms expiring or to be filled as hundreds of minor offices are anticipated.
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Fice
Board of Charities
Jacob B. Klein
Richard J
Henry A. Bishop
Charles G. Sanford
Board of Police Commissioners
Anthony S Kenai
Frank W.evens
Board of Health
Ellatt. Bleck
William B. Booth
Mary A. Sullivan
George E. Clark
Charles Axmap
James LM. Saxton
City Plan Commission
Howard G. Dunlar
Sanitary Tespector
Wiltam i. Martin
William B. Sealer
Weights and Measor
George B. Clark
Apportionment Board
Local artilleryman faces West Point exam results
Private Stephen Moravek of the 837th company, 242nd Coast Artillery, Bridgeport, along with two New London candidates, sat the West Point competitive examination. Governor Templeton will select the top two candidates for the United States Military Academy at West Point based on the results.
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Stephen Moravek
837Th Company
242Nd Coast Artiller
Bridgeport
West Point
New London
Templeton
United States Military Academy
Stamford Police Raid Billiard Room Promoter Arrested
Stamford police raided the billiard room of Eugene Kaminsky on Atlantic Street after complaints from a woman. Kaminsky, accused of running a gambling house, was charged and released on a small bond.
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Stamford
Stamivpord
Eugene Kaminsky
Atlantic Street
Relatives Claim Body of De s of Ontewin Canada
New York relatives say the body of Charles B. De s of Ontewin Canada was identified yesterday after his sudden death on Tuesday in his office at 133 John street NgMents were made to move the body to Canada for burial.
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New York
Charles B. Des
Ontewin
Canada
John Street
Nevius Named Welfare Investigator for Fairfield County
Danbury November 7 Special to The Telegram Mrs George M Nevius of New Fairfield is appointed investigator for Fairfield County under the Widows Aid fund with a salary of 1800 dollars yearly. County commissioners select three women to handle county share of pension law duties. Leroy Lewis of Stratford and Mrs Nevius are among the county appointees. Also announced are Ernest Crofoot to succeed Homund Wolfe as county treasurer, Tann J Cuneo named counsel, and Reverend John C Lynch and Charles W Simpson named chaplains at the county jail.
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Danbury
Fairfield County
Widows' Aid Fund
George M. Nevius
New Fairfield
Neville
Leroy Lewis
Stratford
Asse Sho
Charles Jf. Hart
Bethel
Krnest
Crofoot
Darien
Homund
Wolfe
First National Bank of
Bridgeport
Tann ‘J. Cuneo
Norwalk
John C. Lynch
Fey
Charles W W. Simpson
Boy Is Injured When Car Hits in Street
A 19 year old City Engineer’s office worker William A McDonald struck Buback as he darted from the curb and back, the right front wheel passing over him. Buback suffers a fractured skull and was taken to hospital after first aid. McDonald remained with his father awaiting word on Buback’s condition.
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Buback
William A
Donald
Film Street
Rcight
McDonald
Witcome of
Burh
Probate Deposits in State Library Vaults In Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Probate Court has deposited original probate files including wills and inventories in the State Library. State Librarian Goddard says these papers, not in current use, are stored alphabetically by district and will be accessible when work is completed. Sixty other probate districts have also deposited their files in the State library.
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Bridgeport .Probate Court
State Library
Goddard
Baxter Seeks $5 Rebate On 1904 Norwalk Permit
Frank Baxter a South Mass street druggist has presented a 1904 permit to the Highway department to open a street in Norwalk's Second district. The Second District commissioners hold the permit and will decide if Baxter is entitled to the five dollar rebate.
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Norwalk
Frank Baxter
South Mass
Highway Department
South Norwalk
Community Organization Listings In Bridgeport
A scanned page lists numerous Bridgeport clubs lodges and associations with addresses on State street Broad street Main street Cannon street and other avenues. Groups include Bridgeport Rifle club Zither club Uneas Council White Eagle Alpha circle Progressive circle Court Rome F of A Bridgeport lodge K of B and more. Member entities span veterans fraternal orders benevolent societies and social clubs with meeting sites at 360 State street 819 Broad street 595 East Washington avenue and other local venues.
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Bridgeport
State Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armory
Bridgeport Zither Club
Broad Street
Ciccolo Roma
Noble Avenue
Uneas Council
Fairfield Avenue
White Eagle Association
Washington Avenue
Alpha Circle
Brotherhood of America
Progressive Circle
Rome
Washington’ Avene
Main Street
Sonia 'Pemple
Muenserberg
T. C
Widenty Rebekah Lodge
C. S
Violet Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Pattern Makers
Metal Polishers
Elias Howe
Free to Asthma Sufferers Trial of Method at Our Expense
A offer invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to try a new method at no cost. It claims to relieve difficult breathing wheezing and nasal symptoms promptly, regardless of climate age or occupation, and targets hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed. Respond now to begin the free trial without paying postage.
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Thia
Supreme Court Decision Upholds 1905 Quit Claim Deed Ruling
The Supreme Court upholds Judge Allyn L Brown’s ruling voiding a 1905 secret quit claim deed to Denver avenue property. Amelia Grolock never delivered the deed to her children. she died intestate leaving Julius Grolock as administrator. Defendants had recorded the deed in 1921, but the court erased it and returned the property to the plaintiff.
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Supreme Court
Julius Grojock
Ametia Grojock
Emi Blaefentedtz
Denver Avenue
Amelia Grolock
Brown
Advertising Course to Open at Y M C A
A sixteen weeks advertising course led by William B. Grn, advertising manager, will begin Tuesday night November 10 at 7:30 at the Y M C A. The program includes Advertising Fundamentals by Marty Tipper and George French, with scheduled textbooks. Open to advertising men and those seeking to coordinate with production, distribution, and selling.
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William B. Grn
Wdwards
Young Men's “Christian Association
Marty Tipper
George French
Caldwell Won't Resign From Board Tonight
John Y Caldwell, vice president of the Board of Education, sworn in as assessor yesterday, says he will not resign at the final meeting of the present board tonight. The outgoing members Alfeng C Fones and others attend their last meeting. a Republican slate will take over Monday and new leadership is expected.
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John ¥. Caldwell
Board of Education
Alfeng C. Fones
Lynn W. Wilson
Olwen ‘Burns
Mary W. Cutting
Delony
Elmer HY
Havanis
Mannie I. Crosby
I. Jahnson
William TH
Alice J. Smith
G Ldwell
Colonel Havens
Dr. Fones
Crosby
Elegree
Sworn In At City Hall By City Clerk Dunigan
Yesterday afternoon at City Hall, in a ceremony conducted by City Clerk Francis P. Dunigan, the new office holder was sworn in. The election secured a Republican majority on the Board of Assessors, with Assessor Thomas MacCormick noted among the key officials.
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Francis P. Dunigan
Board of Associants
Thomas MacCormick
Likely Republicans plan to elect board president
Republicans plan to elect the board president with only Democrat Lawrence J. pre sident of the board last year. The text notes the anticipated outcome and the single Democrat's prior tenure, reflecting party influence over leadership selections.
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Fassourenu
Risbie
ATR. R
Wieler
Williams
Geo. Nevius
Boy
Atlantic N.C
Atlantic N. C
Ford
Caldwell
E. W. Grove
Lawrence J. J
Toheee
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