Churches Endorse Briand War Peace Proposal In Connecticut
The General Conference of Congregational Churches of Connecticut endorsed M Briand's proposal to renounce war as an instrument of national policy. A memorial urged the President and Senate to join with France in mutual disarmament aims and to signal willingness to form similar agreements with other nations. A Vermont relief pledge and a plan to complete the Storrs church fund were also noted, with a Bridgeport address recalling Connecticut home mission roots.
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United States
France
M. Brinn
General Conference
Congregational Churches of Connecticut
Unitetechimek
Brederport
Senate
Unitec
Theodore A. Greene
Briton
Greene
Fifth Avenue
New York
Wiliam BP. Merrill
D. D. Presetine
Church Peace Union
The
United State of Amerite
M. Briand
Vermont
Bridgeport
Churches of
Ver Mont
Red Cross
Storrs
Tor
Congregational
Sherrod Soule
Hertford
Connecticut Missionary Society
United Church
Lyman Hall
Hall
Wallingford
Georgia
Continental Congress
Congregational Church
Souleseid
Home Mission
Soule
Connecticut
Greenwich
General Conference of the
Olver Huckel
George A. Tuttle
Larsen
Harriet Reynolds
Walter C. Wood
New Cana
William ¥. Singlish
Hartford
J. Romeyn Danforth
New London
Edward M. Day
James TL. Loomis
Granby
Archibald
Cleveland
New Haver
Gavford
R. Robtot Pletcher
West Cornwall
Edward W. Heven
Carl M. Sangre
Litchfield
Frank Palmer
Norwich
Thatener
Branford
Alexander
Ason
Aimsbury
Richard W. Cogsil
John G. Talcott
Herbert
Brown
Marl H. Williams
Glastonbury
Clinton Lathrop
Windham
Worthy F. Maylett
Derby
Dena T. Leavenworth
Hareford
Homer A. Curtis
Meriden
Samuel T. Clifton
Winsted
Buel Bassette
New Brittan
Merrill F. Chirke
New Canaan
James L. Loomis
E. W. Capen
H. Wil
Robert H Danson
Herbert D. Rolason
Middletown
Carl M. Lang- Penfield
Briand Proposal Wins Backing From Women Voters
Nov 9. The Conn League of Women Voters delegates read a preliminary resolutions report urging Congress to approve the Briand proposal and push for early World Court entry. The convention also backed jury service legislation and discussed budgets and leadership roles with Miss Maury L. Bukley as a presidential candidate.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Resolutions Committee
League of Women Voters
Willam F. Worrell
Meriden
Wals
National Board
Senate
Briand
Ures
United Sisica
Warren
Lewme
N. EB. Clarke
Lakeville
Emerson BR. Newell
Greenwich
Asde
Harrison W. Ellitt
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Bikius
Aise
Elliott
Mary Burkley
New London County
Rose Gets Damages in Suit Over Darien Restaurant
Norwalk man Jacob John Rose won 6526 in a Superior Court damages action against Darien resident Carl Van Bosch. Rose testified Van Bosch failed to honor an advance and opened a competing restaurant in Darien during 1927, after Rose had expected him to manage Rose's Darien restaurant. Judge John Richards Booth presided. Rose had previously testified in the Police Captain Becker trial in New York.
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Jacob John
Luck) Rose
Norwalk
John Richards Booth
Superior Court
Carl van Bosch
Darien
Rose
Becker
New York
Collect
van Bosch
Darlen
van Roseh
Bridgeport Superintendent Defends Teacher Pay and Training
Bridgeport Superintendent Carroll R. Reed told a Lions Club luncheon that teachers must pursue extra and costly education to meet rising standards. He cited a $2,087,000 budget focused on salaries, noted average elementary and high school pay, and highlighted extensive summer study by staff. Reed also described programs for crippled and mentally handicapped students, adult education, and ongoing local university courses for teachers.
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Charlie Bennington
New York Newsboy
New York Newsles
Majestic Theatre
Charles Snow
Bridgeport Hay
Reed
Bridgeport Schagis
Bridgeport
Portuguese Fishermen Die In Fierce Storm
In a two day storm along the Portuguese and northern Galician coast several fishermen are dead and others feared. Bodies from the Weyler Ocho crew, Bouzus Spain, were recovered on the Island of Ces Vigo Bay. Damage reported in Coruna Ferrol Villagarela and nearby Galician ports amid high seas.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Weyler Ocho
Bouzus
Spain
Ces
Vigo Bay
Gallelan
Corunna
Ferrol
Villagarela
Disabled schooner towed into Boston by Ocean
After drifting disabled for three weeks the British two masted Helen G McLean, owned in Sydney Cape Breton, was towed into Boston harbor by the steam trawler Ocean. They reported losing their rudder in heavy weather and had eaten only bread and water for the past week. The schooner carried no cargo.
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Boston
Helen G. McLean
Sydney
Cape Breton
Ocean
Adam Power
Untitled: Weight gain remedy advertisement claims
An old advertisement promotes M Coy's Tablets and Metagis Tablets as a cure to “round out the hollows” and restore health. It targets underweight individuals with bold claims of instant transformation, ironclad guarantees, and pharmacist-backed satisfaction, urging readers to buy two boxes for noticeable results.
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McCloy
Diiussla Oy Aty
America
Westport Reckless Driving Fine Upheld in Court
Anthony Golesky of Westport had a Westport town court fine of 825 and costs for reckless driving upheld yesterday in the criminal Common Pleas court. Judge R Farle Garlick presided in the case.
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Westport
Criminal Common Pleas Court
R. Farle Garlick
Anthony Golesky
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