Guardsmen to Compete in State Rifle Contest Today
A squad of 19 Bridgeport Guardsmen led by Lieutenant Clarence Hungerford will contest the state rifle match at Hust Haven today afternoon. The team, from the 242nd Regiment GO A. G., is expected to be among the leaders for the state title. Other entrants include units from the 192nd Field Artillery, 16th Infantry, 179th Infantry, and the 2nd Fest Cavalry Squadron.
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Bridgeport Guardsmen
Clarence Hungerford
National Guards Rifle Range
Hust Taven
242Nd Regiment
GO. A. G
S. Teama
192Nd Fold Artillery
16Th Infantry
Llungerford, Y Pugh
Set
Jeter Lety
T. Wilcoxon
Pri
Hartford dog retains lead in field trials
Hartford hunter dog Choose owned by M D Brainard led the National Fox Hunters' Association event at Washington Court House Ohio. After day two he totaled 120 points, with Creek owned by Jasper Maupin of Versailles Kentucky close behind on 110. Tomorrow the futurity field for young dogs concludes with the final cast.
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Hartford
Washington Court Hous
Ohio
Cassociatedt Press
M.D. Brainard
Gent
Exsoglaton
Creek
Jasper Maupin
Versaille Kentucky
Wool to Cloth Conversion Estimate
Wyoming estimates that one pound of sheep wool yields one yard of cloth, highlighting a simple, per unit production rule to gauge textile output from wool gathered in the state.
Boys Brought Back For Trial On Auto Theft
Two 16 year old youths arrested in New York City for auto theft from Haverhill Mass were brought back to this city for a hearing in county court. The car owned by Fr. Boyton of 480 Wood Avenue was stolen October 29 from Howard Avenue. NY authorities located the missing auto and the youths, who were detained at Hillside home.
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New York City
Hridegpoert
Truyonily Court
Haverhill Mass
Howard Avenue
Fr. Boyton
Wood Avenue
New York
Hillside Home
Dietz Drives Public Service Teams for Chest Fund
Col. Carl F. Dietz chairs a meeting of public service representatives from city state and federal offices to plan a Community Chest Drive for 350000 dollars starting Monday. Canvassing will cover large stores and major givers to energize smaller retailers for the drive beginning in January.
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Carl F. Dietz
Ken
Girl Scout Demonstration At Holden Hall Held
CirI Scouts 10 demonstrate work under Captain Lena Knapp and Lieutenant Mary Jones during community night at Holden Hall. An orchestra will play after the demonstration. Mrs. Howard Speer and others oversee the event with talks on how Scouting helps girls.
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Holden Memorial
Girl Scouts
Iender_ shin
Lena Knapp
Mary Jones
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Acouta
Cornelia, Wildar
Maude Almsgworth
Aa Corporist
Marion Munson
Dorothy Autchinson
Agnes Drachovsky
Manel Stebbins
Mildred Adams
Viola Kohibers
Dorothy Hutchinson
Dorothy McDonald
Vivian Martin
Mary Hendso
Marion Whipple
Venus Trin
Farion Munson
Vera
Weseho
Atkins Home Robbed on High Street Break-In
William J. Atkins found a high frame home at 24 High Street broken into after work last night. Jewelry worth 200 dollars was taken from a trunk and police were notified. Tau Lovely, a Main Street restaurant cook, was arrested on a breach of the peace charge and suspected of stealing clothing from Daniel Thompson at 80 Efanecock Avenue.
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Willams J. Atking
High Street
Tau] Lovely
Main Street
Polles
Daniel Thompson
Efanecock Avenue
Operators Not To Clean House For Gov In Pennsylvania
Anthracite coal operators met with Governor Pinchot in Harrisburg for a final conference on methods to keep hard coal prices at last year's level. The governor said operators refused to reform abuses in the industry. An operator statement claimed no definite legal plan was presented. The meeting discussed price control and actions against retailers charging more than last year.
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Harrisburgh
Minchot
Iver
S. D. Warriner
Sosanh T. Walsh
Walsh
Mr. Wurriner
W. J. Richards
A. D B. Jessup
W. J. Connell
United Mine Workers
Three Die and Nineteen Injured in Chemical Plant Blast
In Buffalo on November 9 a massive explosion at the No National Analine and Chlorine company plant killed three workers Frank Booth James Holmwood and Milfot Miltenberger and burned nineteen others including city firefighters. The blaze began in caustic soda and infomil areas, a water stream fed the fire and a subsequent blast shattered nearby chemicals.
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Buffalo, N
No, National Analine and Chointenl Company
Ares
Frank Booth
James Holmwood
Milfot Miltenberger
kMled
Colorado Head Speaks at Forum Tomorrow Night
Governor William Colorado will headline a community forum tomorrow evening addressing Twentieth Century Democracy. The event runs from 7 to 7:30 with remarks on Armistice Day and world affairs by a noted speaker who recently visited Europe to study federal and industrial conditions.
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Colorado
Willian Colorado
United Cigret
Sir. Sweet
Sucia
Sweet
Europa
Wu Broslema
Wil
Buldeeport
CANDIDATES TO TAKE OFFICE OATH MONDAY
Successful candidates for office will take the oath Monday in the Common Council Chamber City Hall High nau. It remains undecided who will administer the oath to the mayor elect and clerk elect. A large crowd is expected for the official inauguration of the new administration.
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High Nau
Common Council
Fred Athwater
Lynigan
Auvabor
Clere Dunigan
Albert Burdick
Texan Seeks Divorce From Correspondence Bride
Charles W. Albert of Malden filed for divorce claiming his bride left him on their wedding day two years ago and he has never lived with her. He cites she moved from Merford, Connecticut, and sent weekly letters claiming to be a correspondence and platonic bride. The report mentions public mite depots for infants in Sweden.
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Boston
Charles W. Albert
Malden
Albert
Wény
Merford
Conn
Sweden
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