Milford Plans Three Receptions for Service Men
Milford plans two home receptions for ex-service men this week and a third, hosted by Georges and Tom Camp, Sons of Veterans, in Arcanum hall. Grand Army veterans, the Women's Relief Corps, and local groups will attend with a program of relics from Capt. Regius Bridge, recitations, music, and a supper for guests.
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Ilford
Georges An Tom
Sons of Veterans
Arcanum Hall
Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
France
Ds Regius Bridge
Milford
Jedward Mallory
Missy Marvie van Ham
Harry Frost
Harry& Ford
Clarence
Edgar van Torn
C. Nichols
Edward Sirballs
Raynd ‘Head
George Weed
B. Palmer
F. Lard
Famous Painting Coming to America from Lcondon
Sir Joseph Duveen plans to ship the renowned Rodney Painting, the Misses Bickford portrait, to the United States after purchasing it at the Ghtslie sale from Hamilton trustees for about 50,000. It will debut in New York.
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Joseph Duveen
United States
Rodnney
Bickford
The
Due of Hamilton
New York
Armistice Day Gold Star Parade Rehearsal Details
A Veterans of Foreign Wars parade rehearsal outlines participants including Paul Murphy and 12 sister volunteers marching in the Gold Star division. It calls for mothers to assemble at the Stratford hotel sun parlor at 1 PM to receive armbands and vehicle assignments for the procession in Verono Italy and other Allied streamer duties.
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Timothy J. Murphy
Murphy
Argonne
Missi Alexandri
Fortin
Isalms Regan
May Fickey
Mary Cierteuzlo
Beatrice Stanton
Margaret’ Hickes
Miss Peck
Italy
J. Farina
Stratheld Hotel
Reds Planned a Big Revolution
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire in a two family dwelling at 59 Sixth Street, with an alarm from box 56 summoning fire apparatus. The text references a broader historical discussion of Reds and a European war context, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Stephen Yaroschaka
Sixth Street
Ofelock
Persichina Couple Celebrate Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Tony Persichina of 65 Highland avenue celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary yesterday at home with a social and supper. Guests included several Italians of local prominence. Music for concert and dancing was provided by Victor Santorelli's orchestra.
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Tony Persichina
Highland Avenue
Avith i
Victor Santorelli
Prominent Bridgeport Doctor Endorses Cinet Tonic
Bridgeport physician Dr. A. L. Fitch endorses the herbal tonic CINOT, citing patient reports of relief from sour stomach constipation and rheumatism. He notes the formula was provided by CINOT makers and asserts the remedy is honest and effective. CINOT is sold at Hartigan's Drug Stores and multiple regional outlets including Stamford Norwalk and Danbury.
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AL. Fitch
No. 50
Cottage Street
Bridgeport
Cinol Company
Cinot
Hartigan’s
Fairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Luin B
Southport
Westport Drug O
Westport
Plaisted Drug Cio
Scully Norwalk
W. H. Jones
Stamford
Tt. &. Northrop
Danbury
Mahones
Shelton
W. Smith
Ansoni
Drug
ALF OFL Endorses Miners Walkout
Indianapolis Nov 9 United Mine Workers act ing president John T Lewis refused to discuss the American Federation of Labor executive council action. William Green Mine Workers secretary treasurer declined to comment on federation matters at this time.
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France
Ander
Indianapolis
Ind
John T. Lewis
United Mine Works
American Federation of Labor Executive
Lewis
William Green
Melper
American Labor Party Convenes in New Haven
The Connecticut state convention adopted a resolution to suspend members who run on other party lines and endorsed the Democratic candidate Allen J. Vincent. I. Hickox of West Haven was elected chairman for the year, with Paley, Crowley, Bennett, and others named to offices and as delegates to the Chicago national convention.
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American Lawor Party
Allen J. Vincent
New Haven
Tmbor
Th. WN. Hickox
I. J. Poley
Chicago
Italian and dAnnunzio Troops Clash Report
Belgrade dispatch reports a clash between Italian government troops and Gabriele dAnnunzio's forces near Belgrade on November 6. Both sides claim casualties and state witnesses describe unrest amid shortages and discipline issues. A telegram notes soldiers' dissatisfaction over food and command.
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Belgradis
Parc
Gaba' Annnnunzio
Sederblag
Ress
Ravanel
Vannangio
Church Service Flag Lowered and Taps Sounded
Judge Carl Wogter commends members of the First Presbyterian Church who served in the great war during a demobilization service for the church flag. About 10 stars honored fallen servicemen as Scoumasters BLE Andrus and D.J.S. Jarvis lowered the flag while Taps and patriotic music filled the simple ceremony.
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Carl Wogter
Presbyterian
America
Andrus
D. J .S. Jarvis
Stowell Acto Object Stolen From Park In Worcester
A Stowell Acto was stolen yesterday night from H Sinan Park Avenue in Worcester Mass where it was deserted on a public highway. Vic police 44 Worcester reported the find night to the Joral authorities.
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Stowell
H. Sinan Park Avenue
Worcester
Mass
Vic Police
Obituary notices from Fairfield area deaths and services
Obituaries for Annie Kearney wife of Bernard Kearney of Fairfield died Saturday in New York. Funeral from her home and St Thomas Church tomorrow at 8:20. Burial in St Thomas cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Herbert Soderholm apprentice in S Navy at Newport and Henry Tate of Fairfield age about 60, with funeral details and survivors. Charles Price funeral at Bishop mortuary with Lakeview cemetery service.
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Annie Kearney
Annie
Bernard Kearney
Fordham Hospital
New York
Kearney
Fairfield
Veles Avenue
Bernard
Thomas
James
Hel
Mary
Hugh Gallagher
New Bedford
St. Thomas’s Church
St Thomas Cemetery
Herbert A. Soderholn
Tervert A. Soderholm
Axel Soderholm
S. Navy
Newport
Mountain Grove
Henry Tate
Mt Suburban Avenue
Flo
St. George's Episcopal
Tate
William
John
George
Texas
18Th
U. S Cavalry
Nettie
Ty Blakelee
Jank Strausbereer
John Alliaty
Waterbury
Dorothy Tate
George Tate
Pontiac
Bie
Charles Price
Charles Th. Price
Bishop Mortuary
Fairfield Avenue
Lakeview
Cema
Prier
Resi
le Street
Em- Oltedlouk
Weather summary across New York and New England regions
The forecast notes warmer interior conditions and cloud cover with rain possible at night across New York and New England. Monday to Tuesday turn slightly warmer then cloudier with chances of rain, while Atlantic winds remain moderate to fair. High pressure dominates most regions though some Central and Northwestern areas show cooler or unsettled notes.
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Astern
New York
Walt Alonday
New Juneland
New England
Vermont
Warner
Titeriot
Atlantic Coast
Sandy
Lnok
Sandy Hook Ty Matterns
Ana Rade
Tyglanida
Atlantic
Noatler J Syuta
Wild Plot by Reds Indicated in Raid Remarks
Cleveland and Akron report a raid linked to radical activity with up to twenty alleged Russian workers council members held for possible deportation. Police and Justice Department actions target more than 200 radicals detained last night.
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Akron, .O
Folice
Department of Justice
New York Board of Trade Drafts Anti Radicalism Program
The New York Board of Trade, aided by James Wavson and others, outlines a program to counter radicalism and business abuses. It urges private sector leadership, opposes federal intervention, and seeks to protect American commerce with rail and tunnel use policies in New Jersey, Staten Island, and Long Island areas.
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New York
James Jwavson
Navy
America
New York Board of Trade
Tkwaa
Ole Hanson
Emeayor
Seattle
Walter BR. Moore
Citizen’s Committees
Nori West
Wis
Pepe
Fone
Zemo Promises Clear Skin At Low Price
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for eczema pimples and skin blemishes sold at drug stores for 35c and extra large bottles for $1.00. It describes Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid that dries quickly leaves no stain and is easy to apply from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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Tancy
Fairc HL & Sons
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Hoover
Ant Son
Buffalo
Wilson
American Labor Party
Action of Bridgeport
Rialdg
Hayes
Healing Honey
Grove
Paris
Medicine Company
Taplex
Middle Street
All That Is
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Zemo
Russell Sage
Tnswe
Ant
City Savings’ Bank Main & Bank
Remington
Projectile
Floral Park
Sherwood Place
Supt
Jeremiah Holmes
First Bridgeport Bank
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