Cornell says Democrats ready to win in 1927
Attorney John A Cornell, leader of the party, declared the Democrats are in better internal condition than in years and have gained support from elements not previously aligned with them. He predicts victory two years hence with intensified organization and unity after the recent setback to the King Republican machine.
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King Republican
Democratic Party
John A Cornell
Cornell
Thomas M. Cullinan
Cullinan
Isolations Lapse Urges U S To Join World League
Col Edward M House, associate of the late President Wilson, tells Yale Daily News America should enter the Geneva organization to guard its interests. He says US leadership was lost by isolation and that high commercial ties demand association with the League of Nations without covenant subscription. He cites Britain’s failed isolation.
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Now Haven
Edward M. House
Woodrow Wilson
Yale Daily News
United States
Geneva
America
League of Nations
Col House
Yale News
Great Britain
Art courses at Yale popular in popular Yale art courses at Yale are popular
New Haven November 11 AP More than twice as many Yale college and Sheffield Scientific school students are taking courses in the Yale School of Art this year. There were 484 course enrollments this year, up from 232 last year and 147 the year before. Pictorial art, history of architecture and introduction to the drama are the three most popular offerings.
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New Haven
Yale
Yale College
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale School of
Aid freighter American Merchant arrives eight days late
The American Merchant Inc express freighter American Merchant reached New York eight days overdue after aiding the Holland-American Line freighter Andijk in mid ocean. The rescue occurred October 20 as forty four waves battered both ships and an 85 mph gale raged. The Andijk’s superstructure including the radio house was washed away.
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New York
American Merchant
American Merchant Inc
Holland-American Line
Andijk
Obituaries for Crawford Grey and Kane in Danbury area
Funeral services are announced for Bradford J Crawford of Lordship 439 Hillside Avenue at 1 30 PM from his home and 2 PM at First Methodist Church Broad Street and Fairfield Avenue with burial in Lakeview Cemetery Nathaniel Macon Grey Locomobile employee died Sunday funeral held at his mother's home 1528 Fauré Avenue with burial in Center Cemetery Maston Bridget Kane longtime New Mulford resident dies in St Vincent's Hospital funeral at Mullins Scott and Redgate 293 Golden Hill Street and St Francis Church New Milford burial in St Francis Cemetery New Milford She is survived by two sons James Kane of Bridgeport and Dr John Kane of Goshen NY and one brother John McCarthy of Danbury
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Bradford J. Crawford
Hillside Avenue
Lordship
First Methodist Church
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
Chaster Co. Marshalk
Lakeview Cemetery
Nathaniel Macon Grey
Locomobile Company
Harriett E. Grey
Fairuelé Avenue
A. I. Davenport
The
Peoples Presbyterian Church
Center Cemetery
Maston
Bridget Kane
New Mulford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mullins
Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
St. Francis’ Church
New Milford
St. Francis’ Cemetery
N. Y
John McCarthy
Danbury
Lewin Funeral Held After Sudden Death at Home
Walter H Lewin died suddenly Tuesday morning at his home 485 Gregory street WH He held funeral services tomorrow morning from Charles L Dennis funeral home 542 State street at 9 oclock Survived by wife one daughter Mrs John J Stegner and two grandchildren Also Miss Mary Kaza twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kaza 93 Swanson avenue had funeral yesterday from home at 8 Church of the Holy Name of Jesus at 9 Solemn High Requiem Mass offered by Rev Michael Chernitke with deacons Rev Joseph Pandek and Rev Prusacik Pallbearers named Interment in St Michaels cemetery
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Walter H. Lewin
Gregory Street
Charles L. Dennis
State Street
John J. Stegner
Mary Kaza
John Kaza
Swanson Avenue
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
Michael Chernitke
Joseph Pandek
Prusacik
Thomas Hyizda
Jacob Jurov
Mattie Michalz
John Lisko
Messrs
Her
James C. O'Bren
Benham Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
Robert J. Bowen
Peter McGanley
Josph Ganly
Mae Flaherty
God
Fred and
Raymond Taulty
Roy Rice
James Shanley
Harold Coughlin
John O’brien
St. Michael's Cemetery
Father Bowen
Memorial notices of Kelley O Bren Park and Peet
Death notices from Union Avenue and Stratford report Mortimer Kelley died yesterday with two brothers a sister and two children left. Funeral services set for Mullins Scott and Redgate parlor and Blessed Sacrament church with burial in St. Michael's cemetery. James C O’Bren’s funeral held at St Augustine’s church with solemn high mass and chimes traffic. Isabel Park funeral conducted at Arthur Park home with burial in Union cemetery Stratford. Mary Peet funeral planned from Wilmot and West with burial in Park cemetery. Surviving relatives include Platt family and other kin.
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Mortimer Kelley
Union Avenue
Thomas F. Kelley
Martin Kelley
Joseph Havinfeld
Mildred
Harold
Mullins Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Funeral of Albert Schmidt Set for Lea Avenue Home
The funeral for Albert Schmidt seventy who died at Bridgeport hospital Tuesday night will be at his home 29 Lea avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery He is survived by his wife two sons Carl and Ernest Schmidt and five grandchildren.
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Albert Schmidt
Bridgeport Hospital
Lea Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Schmidt
Carl
Ernest Schmidt
Funeral of William Strempel Infant Held at State Street
The funeral for William Strempel infant son of Mr and Mrs Wiliam Strempel occurred yesterday morning at 11 30 from Frank Polke and Son mortuary parlors 773 State Street Burial took place in St. cemetery (incomplete city name) with services held for the infant who died Tuesday morning at the home on 178 Hough Avenue.
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William
Wiliam Strempel
Hough Avenue
Frank Polke
Funeral for Mrs Ral Ellen Reel Tiffany
The funeral for Mrs Ral Ellen Reel Tiffany wife of William Tiffany was held at her home 89 Geachmont Avenue yesterday afternoon at 3 30. Rev C W Simpson officiated and interment was in Ark Cemetery.
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Ral Ellen Reel Tiffany
William Tiffany
Geachmont Avenue
C. W Simpson
Ark Cemetery
Many Arrests As Violators Of New Traffic Ordinance
Stamford observed Armistice Day with a memorial ceremony at War Memorial in St Johns Park. At noon 14 were jailed and 19 given summonses for violating the new traffic regulations as enforcement began. Irving G. Goldberg of the Bronx was the first arrested. Wreaths were laid after the ceremony and taps were played at 11.
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Stamford
War Memorial
St. John's Park
Veterans’ Central Association
American Legion
Irving G. Goldberg
Bronx
New York
Masonic Temple
Belogna
Long Ridge
Willam L. Huntsman
American Legion flag quiz to visit grade schools
The Harry W. Congdon Post through W. Parker Seeley has sent a 30 question United States flag questionnaire to all grade schools. Classes from 4th to 6th and 5th and 6th grades are invited to participate. About 234 rooms will take part. rooms with 20 percent correct in 20 questions earn a flag and staff. The top student becomes officer in charge of the flag for the year. The contest runs next Monday through Friday, named the American Legion Glory contest. Correct answers will be printed in Saturday's Telegram.
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Harry W. Congdon
American Legion
W. Parker Seeley
Unite States
Men Settle Out of Court Keeler Suit
After five years in Superior court, Samuel D Kesler and Howard B Jones settled a suit with Keeler out of court. The defendant produced a voluminous bill of particulars listing thousands of items including meats groceries hay and grain sold over fifteen years. Damages sought by Keeler totaled 2622314 and Jones claimed 1676.86 for services.
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Samuel D. Kesler
Ruidgeftel
Howard B. Jones
Ridge
Keeler
Jones
State Hospital Fire Quenched in Worcester
A small fire in a heating shaft at Worcester State Hospital at breakfast time forced staff to marshal the inmates to a single ward and evacuate to the exits. The blaze was extinguished by the hospital staff before the city fire department arrived.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester State Hospital
Periodical Rivoluzione Liberale Suspended in Rome
The Rivoluzione Liberale edited by Tr Gohetti at Turin suspended by order of the prefect, the fifth periodical suppression in Rome since the plot against Mussolini's life was uncovered. Other opposition papers in Rome face daily seizures by authorities.
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Rome
Rivoluzione Liberale
Turin
Tr Gohetti
Fremier Mussolini
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Scentiste
Lulu McConnell
Ilph Edite
Filph Medical Company
West 60Th St
New York City
Hindle's
Leverty's
F J. Ostrofsky
I Fey
Tom Heed
Mads
Lever Bros. Co
Rolls-Royce and
Packard
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Coke CO
Seaview Avenue
Barnum
U.S
Col Rouse
James C. O’brien
Isabel Park
John J. Park
Mount Carmel
Arthur EB. Park
Hast Street
Floral Park
Stratford
Union Cemetery
Mrs
Mary Peet
A. Sherwood Peet
Wilmot and
West
Lafayette Street
Ihev
C. W. Simpson
Park Cemetery
Feet
Orlando Platt
L. Denman
Washington Fowler
George H. Platt
James G Platt
Daniel N Platt
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
William Strempel
William F. Tiffany
Sadie Eby
Elm Street
George F. Smith
Court of Common Pleas
George A. Jenkins
Jenkins
Charley W. Smith
St. Andrew’s
Army and Navy Club
Plaza Hotel
Frederick Taylor
Dorothy Taylor
Frederick Brathwaite
Margaret Grimes
State Hospital
TOME
Broad St
United
Community Chest Campaign
Tetley
Joseph Tetley and Company
London
Britain
Tetley’s
Tetley Tea
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