Prince of Wales to Tour Western Canada In October
Alberta dispatch notes Prince of Wales with Sir Walter Peacoe and General Trotter depart High River tonight for Calgary. The party travels via Canadian Pacific to Edmonton, rests at Gasper, then continues by CN Rail to Victoria and Vancouver, then Calgary by Oct 9, with two days at the ranch before heading east.
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Alberta
Prince of Wales
Walter Peacoe
General Trotter
Cairn
Vancouver
M’fhe
Edmonton
Gasper
Canadian National “Railway
Victoria
Calgary
Realtor Loses Suit Over Check in Poker Game
Waterbury district court today dismissed a $100 claim filed by Joseph Bottomley, a local realtor, against Abbie Topper. Topper contended the check was given during a poker game and the court ruled in her favor. The postdated instrument could not be collected.
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Waterbury
Joseph Bottomley
Abbie
Topper
Redding Women Hold Clothing Meeting Despite Storm
In spite of stormy weather a large crowd attended a clothing demonstration at Mrs. Hila J Boddie s home in Redding Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Hannah Williams and Mrs Bishon led the event with several attendees named, and plans for a November meeting in Lonetown were announced.
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Hannah Willams
Ruth Fanton
A. H. Watt
Bishop
Isabele McDonald
Ella Boddis
Helen Barker
Hannah Wiliams
Lonetown
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Carrie Mathers
Redding Ridge
Randolph Bradley
Joseph Babcock
Babcock
Sanford
Leigh MacDonald
Leigh MacDonal
Mabel, Nichols
7Seph Babcock
Genevieve School
H. 8S. Barnes
P. Brett Nash
Bradley
Samuel ¢. Shaw
League of Women Voters
Stratfblad
Bridgeport
Misa M. Loulee Griffith
Helen Mocca
National League
Samuel G. Shaw
League
Editor Conover named judge in plant publication contest
Stamford October 1 editor Richard G Conover of the Yale Panel publication issued by Yale and Towne Manufacturing Co Stamford has been appointed a judge of the plant publication contest held in conjunction with the thirteenth annual congress of the National Safety Council at Louisville Kentucky.
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Stamford
Tele_gram Service
Richard G. Conover
Yale
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Conneration
The
National Safety Coun 1 al
Loulaville
Pennsylvania Railroad Fined by U S Court
Federal Judge Hellstab today imposed a total of $22,000 in penalties on the Pennsylvania railroad after the company pleaded guilty to violating the twenty eight hour law in 222 interstate shipments. The charges, referred by the Department of Agriculture, covered about two years with 227 counts. five were dismissed.
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Trenton
N. J
Hellstab
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ipleas
United States Department of Agriculture
Bellatab
Democrats steer clear of rows in Michigan plank
Grand Rapids, Mich. Col., f. The Democratic state convention resolutions committee submitted a mild platform condemning the Republican administration for failing to enforce laws and stop liquor flow into Michigan. An attempt to inject the Klan issue by endorsing religious freedom as in Jefferson’s Virginia statutes was voted down. The committee endorsed Jeffersonian principles without mentioning religion.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Resolutions Committee
Assembly
Republican
Michigan
Patrick Keating
Detroit
Thomas Jefferson
Seattle Man Sends 250 Dollar Campaign Gift to Smith
James Durkin of Seattle mailed a 250 dollar check on July 29 to aid Governor Smith's re election bid. The funds were sent to Tammany Hall officials with return of donation if Smith declined renomination. Smith was to be notified of his nomination in Schenectady and then proceed to New York before returning.
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Albany
Get. T
Smith
James Durkin
Seattle
Tammany, Hall
Schenectady
New York
Danbury Babies Get Bank Books With Deposits
Nine babies born in Danbury last week received bank accounts from Danbury National Bank which marked its 100th anniversary. A thrift campaign set aside 109 dollars to be evenly divided among the city’s newborns, granting each child 11.11 dollars and presenting bank books to the parents.
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Danbury
Danbury National
William Bacile
Balmforth Avenue
Rita Cottrell
Main Street
Gene Fairchild
Wooster Street
Florence Holt
Linder Place
Margaret Melody
Macohee Moréy
Main ‘Stree
Samuel Showa
Rose Street
Catherine Tartanis
River Stree
Louise Wanger
Papgat Cea
Polke Fined $100 in Middletown Homicide Case
In Middletown on October 1 two automobile homicide cases were disposed of by fines. Abraham Wiesman of Meriden was fined $100 for a July 19 crash on the Meriden Turnpike that killed Leonard Pelligrino. Frank Polke of Bridgeport was fined a similar amount for an April 20 crash on the Durham road that killed his brother Michael and Miss Mary Nemetts. The court accepted the state attorney's recommendations.
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Middletown
Ernest A. Ing
Arthur I. His
Abraham, Wiesman
Meriden
Leonard Pelligrino
Meriden Turnpike
Frank Polke
Bridgeport
Durham Road
Michael
Mary Nemetts
Stratford
Crude oil motor tried on New Haven railroad dock
A new motor burning crude oil to generate its own electricity was received by the New Haven road and is being tested on the dock front. Officials report the small motor handles freight tonnage rivaling some of the system’s largest engines during the experimental run.
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New Haven
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U.S
Danbury Babies
POLKE
Heinz
Kirkman
BORAX
Blenheim
Hershey’s
Mane Ookies
Nts
Campbell’s Tomato Soupe
Emil Willaden
Spredit Churner
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Campbell’s Pork & Beans
Kirkman’s Soap Chips
Concord Vanilla
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