Sunday School Cabinet Plans Year At Hartford Meeting
The General Secretary's Cabinet of the Connecticut Sunday School association met in Hartford last Thursday and Friday to plan the coming year. Attendees included Rev. M. P. Culver Rev. Paul Veigh New Haven Rev. H D Bell Middletown Miss Susie M Greenwood New London Herbert G Wadhams Torrington Miss Faith Helden Greenwich Raymond Allen Danielson Oscar A Phelps Hartford president Jer With West Bristol vice president Frank of Inc Hartford treasurer Henry J Mann...
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Connecticut Sunday School
Harford
Vridas
M. P. Culver
Paul I. Veigh
New Traven
H. DB. Bellw
Middletown
Susin M.eenhallow
New London
Herert G Wadhams Tor
Sylpho-Nathol Promises Germ Killing Home Cleaner
Mother extols Sylpho-Nathol as a powerful germ destroyer and odor banisher for the home. The narrator uses a diluted mop solution daily, noting its strong antiseptic action, safe household presence, and availability in small consumer sizes from grocers or druggists.
Writ of Mandamus Heard in Norwalk Hospital Row
Today in Superior Court Judge Christopher Avery hears the writ of mandamus brought by the Teth ioner Inst against Norwalk hospital directors over life membership rights for Janis Miner and others who donated over twenty dollars. Prominent residents including F. T. Bedford face the petition, with James W. Hobbell leading the defense for the directors. The case, signed by State's Attorney Homer J. Cummings, tests whether life membership carries voting and active participation rights per the hospital charter.
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Nor Walk Hospital
Alow Janis
Christopher 1
Avery
F. T. Bedford
Norwalk
Life 7
Ahd
James TV. Hobbell
Light, Dunder and Quinta
Homer
Cummings
Bridgeport Glass Firm Sued For Fees
Attorney Solomon Gadesch sues Bridgeport Glass Company for 1840 in a case claiming work from Oct 1, 1921 to May 1, 1822 under an implied agreement for a reasonable fee. Plaintiff says he has received only 100 dollars.
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Soloman Gadesch
Hius
Bridgepork Glass
Jeg
Defendia
Hoyt Catlin Addresses Advertising Class
Over thirty attended the first meeting of Windreport Advertising club's advertising and salesman able course at the Business and Professional Women's club. Hoyt Catlin, advertising manager of the Grant Electric Company, spoke on Advertising and Its Relation to the Consumer. The next meeting is scheduled for December 4 and is open to all studying the subject through the winter.
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Windreport Advvertising Club
Hoyt Catlin
Grrant Electric Company
Wis
Injunction Hearing Sought Against Livery Stable
Jury session in Superior Court will decide on a motion to show cause why an injunction should not issue against James Prics to restrain him from operating a livery stable at Copkur and Maplewood Streets in the residential section. Lena Ginsberg sues for $10,000 alleging noxious odors from the stable have harmed her family.
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James BH
James Prics
Copkur
Maplewood
Lena Ginsberg
Woo Stroag
Charges Not Yet Placed Against Three Democrats
A Bemidji executive committee news release says no charges have been filed against any Democrat in the Eleventh District. No hearings are scheduled, and the committee will not act until specific charges are made. McGuinness notes no discussion of charges against Coughlin Fitzpatrick or McCutcheon and cautions against rash discipline.
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George M. Coughlin
Putnele
HH. Fitzpatcich
John F. McCutcheon
Righarl Myrer
Uhlt
Democratis Party
Aginst
Democrata
Waty
McCutcheon
Bridges
McGuinness
Jie
Man Fined and License Held After City Court Trial
Matthew J Hollinger of Stratford arraigned for driving under the influence of liquor and caused an accident. He fined 100 dollars and costs and had his license held for one year. Frederick A Lyon and Jeremiah Shea, both Stratford, also held for operating under the influence, continued until November 23.
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Matthew J. Hollinger
Tington Road
Stratford
Bollinges
Frederick A. Lyon
Rowsly Street
Jeremiah Shea
Lewis Street
Two Women Resign from Town Committee
Two women resign from the town committee, with names garbled in OCR. The notice notes resignation of two members from the Seventh district area, and statements from Ma. Robinson about addressing the resignations and related considerations.
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O Mien
Gither Renwiclean
Nona Gonmitter
Miss
da Keith
Siti Tengo
Ma. Robinson
Shelton School Board Seeks Budget Increase
Shelton schools seek a total budget of 125000 for the coming year up from 103004 to cover costs for a new high school opening in February. The request includes supplies, library, transportation, maintenance, and salaries across departments and needs, with the board highlighting growth and expanded facilities.
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Sitelton
Ibis
Board of Education
J Budgen
Troney Asker
Javenns School
Ang Nur
Iolephone
Wexy Boosk Transportation
Ant Offiner
Wilter
White Hill
Suheor
Well
Monroe Estate Admin Named in Will Probate
Patrick J. Ryan is named administrator of the Monroe estate with the will annexed. The assets include land in Monroe and a burial plot trust. the will divides the remainder to a daughter Mary and to two sons Patrick J. Ryan and William Ryan. Judge Paul Tu Miller presides in the Monroe probate court.
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Taprigk J. Ryan
Obis City
Wis
Pacer
Adn Rater
Willian’ Ryan
Monroe
Paul Tu
Miller
I Morteuac
Srl
Acardine
Appriels
Frank J
Dane Stanley Tatsford
William Tyan Ain
Atuten Island
Tatriak J. Ty
Thig
Leah Teat
Teft
Mary
Van
Heavy fine for pleaing after auto accident
Charged with striking Miss Meany A. McPadden of 630 Brooke Street while driving on Oct 4, then leaving the scene. Russell of 8% Winchester Ave Avon was fined 100 and sentenced to 2 days in jail after yesterday’s City Court trial. He denied lasting down Miss McPadgen and appealed under bonds of 500.
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Meany
A. McPadden
Brooke Street
Russel
Wmecsun Sireavon
Juss McPadgen
Peter M'Govern Civil War Veteran Dies in Derby
Hay Nov 2 Peter M Govem Derby Civil War veteran dies at his late home in Owens interment at Oak Cliff Cemetery. Enlisted at war start served in Company 13 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery. He became blind in later years from injuries. resident of Derby most his life, coming from Molill Ireland. Connecticut Federation of Churches names Wilintr Curtiss city member and active Methodist church member. Funeral observed.
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Hay
Peter ‘Etlovern
Owens
Orlock
Oak Cliff
Cone Nécticut
Perthy Near
Molill
Ireland
Lae
Connecticut Federation of Churches
Wilintr M. Curtiss
Amramboe
Curtiss
New London Veteran Captain Lossley Dies
Captain Lossley, a New London veteran of the Civil War, is reported dead. A former commander and long service member of the military, he participated in numerous actions, served aboard the steamer West, and lived from 1861 through later wars.
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New London
Lossley
Law
Capi Lassley
Luis Mornine
S West
Fort Sumter
Port Mojave
Aris
Rat
Ansonia Manufacturer Hedley P Carter Dies
Hedley P Carter vice president of the It. CG Cody company in Ansonia, a well known manufacturer, died at his home, aged 60, after a long illness. He had lived in Ansonia 16 years and was survived by his widow, a mother, and one sister. The obituary notes his leadership at the Armley Works in New Britain and his prominence in local industry.
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Ansonia
iTedley Op. Garter
It. CG Cody Company
Abinley
New Britain
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