Four Republicans Win Election With Minimal Expenditures
A clipping lists election expenses for local races noting several Republicans reported spending nothing while others gave small amounts to campaign funds. Key figures include William Williams donating $100, Martin Sr. $150, and John Williams $106, with totals ranging from $25 to $150 across aldermanic and school board races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dm
J. Murray Johnson
Board of Education
Joseph FB. M Wieler
William S. Clark
Simlar
Alfred AW Burdiot
Wawren McGoush
Dr. Johnson
AW Nam HE. Martin, Sr
Board of Educcation
Republican Town Committee
John HooWllams
Axely Urpasszer
Democratic
Yo Flepnanus Varga
Alder Tmanic
Robert T. Cherry
Arthur A. Baker
Oscar A. H. Dannenburg
Kidney Pills Advertised Relief for Pain in Back and Sides
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as prompt relief for kidney and bladder pains, back and side ache, claiming they cure rheumatic discomfort. It urges refusing substitutes and insisting on the genuine product, sold at Leverty's Drug Store in portable bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverty's
Drew Still Absent Order On 108 Waits
Tax collector Edyard A. Drew was still renominated as out of town yesterday when sought in the Democratic executive board action endorsing Alderman Water J. Hartnett of the Fourth District for the position of tax collector to succeed Kenneth J. Griffin, who has held that office for five years. Griffin has been sworn into office, and bonds have been taken out for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyard A. Drew
Water J. Hartnett
Kenneth J. Gritfin
Griffin
Community Chest workers rally for drive support
Community Chest workers urge broad participation as agencies stress that hospital and nurse services are often free or low cost. Speakers note per week ward costs, free nursing care, and nursery aid while challenging divisions to surpass rivals in per capita contributions before the drive concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincenes
Opper
Stewart Clark
Coonel
Industria
Richard Uppe
Industral
Griva
Upcaker
Hadley Kresge
Syith-Murray
J. Johnson
Lang
Federal System
Main Street
Yeevilla
Motor Corps
Liltese Sisters
Junior League
Welive Caer
Chest
Broad Street
Ansonia May Lose State School Aid Over Evening Classes
Ansonia faces possible loss of state school aid as evening classes for adult education and continuation students fail to attract any enrollments. Superintendent Tobin blames indifference and a repealed provision that previously required employers to support students who had not finished the eighth grade. The State Board of Education has not yet decided whether the city must fund teachers for high school outreach, pending state guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Ansonia
Aduli
Tobin
Geneva Assembly
Board of Education
Che Low
BAILY tO ORDER. AWhace the matcer whi Sn?
The fragmentary item presents a garbled inquiry about a matter and possible health concerns or symptoms. It mentions jumbled phrases regarding jumps, spine, and a miswritten name, with an exchange note likely indicating a dispute or unclear communication.
Trinity Parish Plans New Church Complex in Bridgeport
The Trinity Episcopal parish seeks funds from its gate church site at Broad Street and Fairfield Avenue to build a unified complex with a church rectory and parish house. The plan features Gothic brick trellises, a new church at Courtland and Washington, and direct approaches from several city streets. The move recalls Bridgeport church beginnings in 1863 when Trinity formed after St Paul’s declined to unite. early vestry members included Phia C. Calhoun Henry Sanford and Samuel Wilmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadstreet
Fairfled Avenue
Trinity Episcopal Parish
Itl
Courtland Street
Waghiserton
Golden Hill Street
Bridgeport
St. Tom'’s
Christ .Episcopal Church Cn
St. Paul's
Phia C. Calhoun
Henry Sanford
Samuel Wilmot
Bridgepart
Arrests in Westport blind tiger raids reported
Five arrests reported in Westport raids on illegal liquor operations. Proprietors of pool rooms pubs and shoe shine parlor taken into custody. bonds set at 700 each for appearance tomorrow morning. Seizures occurred at the Hellovue Tun and Mralm¢rdim locations with owners Julius and Dominick Beremile absent and to be sought later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
East Norwell
Jacob Berting
Wood Avenue
Norwalk
Anthony, Atlantz
Pose
Broad Street
Antonio Arena
IV River Street
Norwal
Westport
William Frastey
Main Street
Joseph Caruf
Germany Decides to Repudiate Pact
The article reports on Germany’s stance to repudiate a pact as Paris and London weigh ambassadorial steps. French officials suggest M. Poincare favors Allied military control in Germany and seeks coordination with Britain before any action involving the German Crown Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
Marquis of
Crewe
Ciretes
M. Poincare
Galt
London
Poincare
Great Britain
Meetings Tonight Bridgenor and Local Lodges in Bridgeport
Listings show numerous fraternal and veterans groups meeting tonight across Bridgeport. Clubs include Philatelic, Fiffle, Eagles, Masons, Odd Fellows, and Knights Templar with venues on Main, Bread, and Broad streets, plus Associated councils and posts at police stations and temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgenor
Sluts
Teidgeport
Philatelic Club
Melis
Bridgeport
Fiffle Club
Statt
Bridgeport Ziher Club
Bread Street
Curtala Roma Club
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport Aerue
Order of Eagles
Main Street
Uneas Council
U. A.M
Mucasisrbers Lodge
GO. F
Stave Street
Sepuifield
TO. Oy
Trowd
Logeta Selly, Sons Et Knix
Trust Washington Avenue
Broad Street
W. BO. W
St.Joseph
T. B
L Assaela
Alas Howe Jr
Song of Veterans
Aymond W. Hirris Post
State Street
Olea Lodge
Sona and Daughters
Herman
Washington
Javenue
Jaraminnd
Am-America
Stratford Mente ' Soulalist Party
Faiyfield Avenu
New Sixth
Dieta Iepublican Club
North Arvense
Forbes Cross-Examines Accusers in Veterans Bureau Probe
Charles R Forbes faces cross-examination before a Senate committee, accusing Brig. Gen. Charles El Sawyer and Elias H Mortimer of corruption and concealment. He claims witnesses were browbeaten and that material facts proving his innocence were suppressed, denying loans, party expenses, and hospital contract links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Brow
Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Charles el Sawyer
Elias H. Mortimer
Senate
Bran Reston
Bureau
Forbes
James
Busby-Smith
John Fy. O'Ryan
Pam
Reed
O'Ryan
Conanivace
Mortimer
Wilelams
Philadelphia
Morhea
William
Williama
Wren Tse
Sawyer
Dr. Sawyer
O'Tiyan
Phigdelphia
Drake Hotel
Catoage
Forbus
Chicago
Hein
Lever
Wits Nest
Almos Ge
Mortinez
Riz Carlton
Aby -South
Hareley Mason Company
Tacoma
Thompson Black Company
Clea Goapany
Forves
War and Navy
Mortviér
Porbes
Tnt
Toge
McAdoo
Nortimer
Compaties
Republic an heads meet to choose convention city
Republican leaders gather in Washington for the 1924 convention site bid. Five cities Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines San Francisco compete with Chicago favored by habit. Sub committee will hear bids in alphabetical order with final selection by the national committee on December 11. Earnings and facilities arguments shape site prospects and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Repuban Ladera
Republican National
Avitaiona
Guneral Eitter
Coodage
Johnson
California
Ta Wollette
Wisconsin
Lowden
Illiois
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Dea Moines
San Francisco
Chickko
Republic
He& Factor
Windy City
National Committee
San Frans
Ohio
Carnalea
Malpractice Cases Signal State Probe And Jury Panel
A string of malpractice cases involves doctors linked to disqualified medical schools and risky treatments. Connecticut State's Attorney Aaron Alcorn will direct a grand jury led by foreman Benedict Holden to probe diploma mill activity, with a long Hartford County panel named to hear witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Dewey
Hartvord
Connecticut
Diplomatijk
Alarn
Benedict M. Holden
Hartford
Charles Cook
West Hartford
Charles A. Grawold
Real Extae
Owen R. Havens
Reexy Hill
Stancliffe Hale
Suffered Rheumat e Torture for Years
A patient chronicling relief from rheumatism credits Allenahl with a dramatic recovery after internal and external use. He reports swelling, pain, and sleeplessness diminishing, enabling a return to work. The testimonial notes universal improvement and urges purchases at Hindle Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenahl
George Drug Company
Winchester
James C. Jones
Hindle
You Can't Break Them Le Boeuf Pens Tested in Springfield
A two ton truck ran over a La Boruf Unbreakable Pen in Springfield Mass to test its claim of breakage resistance. The pen survived intact as locals weighed several hundreds pounds and dropped it from stairs. Le Boeuf Pens use 14 K Australian Iridium points and offer vivid colors. Women’s pens feature matching artistic ribbons and the line is gaining attention at 1000 dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imutnat
Efts
Cullinan
Therm
Wil Bo
Rumner Simpeon
Federation
Wae Drman
Ely
Wade
Springfield
Mass
Mustarine Grand Remedy for Rheumatism and Colds
An old advertisement extols MUSSTARINE as a universal quick relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia bronchitis sore throat tonsillitis headaches toothaches earaches backache and more. Claims include rapid relief of swollen joints, sprains and lameness, with notes on ingredients and affordable pricing in a box.
Governor withholds state funds pending AG decision
Governor Charles Templeton ordered payments from the state appropriation to the Columbus Hospital, amid a probe of eclectic doctors in the state. The move follows the mention of Dr. Pasquale Romeo, head of the Columbus hospital at 682 Washington Avenue, Hartford, as AG Frank J. Healy weighs whether the facility is public or private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Griffley
Harttorg
George A Harmon
Iospital
Pasquale Romeo
Columbus
Washington Avenue
Charles Templeton
Stat
Frank J. Healy
Hartford
Police Sick Benefit Dance Planned by Local Force
Arrangements for a dance to benefit police sick funds will be finalized at a Saturday meeting of the Polina Sick Benefit association of the local department. The event received permission from the board of Police commissioners recently to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polina Sick Benefit Association
Board of Police Commivator
City finance committee meeting approves BWA for month
City hall held a Finance Committee meeting last night. BWA were approved for the month with no discussion of the Board of Education request for additional bonds for Warren Harding High School and Trade School projects, referred to the communities at the last council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Couittres
Conneil
Board of Education
Warren Harding High School
Cownell
Bleachodent promises white teeth in minutes
A vintage advertisement touts Bleachodent a new liquid that supposedly lightens dull tooth discoloration in three minutes. It claims enamel safe action and immediate whitening with one use, advising use for children and noting limits on stains within enamel. Sold by Hindle Drug Co Leverty Drug Co Booth Pratt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle Drug Co
Leverty Drug Co
Booth & Pratt
Musterole touted as cold remedy and chest rub
An old advertisement extols Musterole for colds and congestion, claiming it relieves symptoms by heating the skin and breaking up congestion. It notes forms for children and various prices, urging use for quicker relief.
Fiery Eczema Healed by Sulphur Application
A skin specialist promotes a sulfur preparation for eczema and rashes. He claims germ destroying properties quickly ease irritation and soothe the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. Sufferers are advised to obtain a small jar of Towles Mantha Sulphur from a reputable druggist and use as directed.
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Clark, McGough
Burdick
Williams
William €. Martin Sr
G. O. P. Town Board
TAO Tea Co., Inc
Park Ave
New York, N.Y
Stratfield
Owen Dally
Stratfield Hotel
Fla. Cantwell, Mar
Drew
Baily
Trinity Parish
Washington Ave
Courtland, Golden Hill Streets
Mlortimer
Reet
Forbes Dent
Asewnen
Perryville
Maryland
Mit
Wiiama
Mantier
Willisins
Convention City
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Suilgrays Manor
Engin
Ong
Counry
Dovar
Aines! Troubien
Alcorn
J. C. Jones
Allenrhy
Becton
Dr. Weidlich
Dr. Alvord
Salerno
Dr. Post
Citizen’s Bldg
Kresge
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