Chilled peril as Dr Pettit guides through Madison Square crowd
In a tense scene during the Madison Square mob surrounding a political event, Dr Pettit orders the narrator to obey and use his protection to survive a crushing surge. A front-row man and two policemen assist as Pettit lifts her to safety and they reach the lobby and garden amphitheatre.
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Dr. Pettit
Dicky
Madison Square
United
Sherm
Lou
Leo
Wenen
Tsaw
Pettit
Madge
My Style Diary At Tea Shows Elegant Satin Ensemble
A reader describes a stylish tea look featuring black satin panels, a wide sash tied in a back bow, and deep black silk fringe from waist to hem. The outfit includes a sheer cutwork fringe, a thin cutwork frill at the neck and undersleeves, and silver ribbon trim with black satin panne velvet accents.
Pichnik Case Hearing Postponed to Saturday
The inquest into Nicholas Pichnik's death after injuries from a coal truck owned by Patrick McGee was continued to Saturday to hear Stamford witnesses. Coroner John J. Phelan ordered a delay after three testimonies, two of them from the boy's playmates, pending further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Pichnik
Vehsclel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Patriclk McGee
John J. Phelan
Yestarday
Stamford
Prosecution Warns on Flour Violations in Connecticut
Hartford reports from Robert Scoville, Connecticut federal food administrator, warn retailers and wholesalers that violations of wheat conservation rules will trigger drastic penalties. Unlicensed merchants accused of selling wheat flour with few or no substitutes face unfair orders and state enforcement. Mills and feed dealers are urged to secure pledges from buyers to limit wheat mill feeds to dairy and livestock use and to allocate shipments evenly by state relative to 1917 levels.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Robert Scoville
New Haven
Meriden
New Hondon
Startford
Litchfield
Scoville
Food Administration
Feo
Elks Begin Fall And Winter Term At Home Tonight
Bridgeport lodge No. 34 Elks open the fall and winter term with elaborate ceremonies tonight. New degree work for several prominent citizens, reports from committees, and a social session follow. Exalted Ruler absence shifts duties to Past Exalted Ruler, bowling and pool tournaments start, and visiting Elks are invited to join at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
E. F. McGovern
Daniel J. Clifford
Accident Victim Unconscious After Wallingford Crash
Meriden Oct 2 Miss Sadie Kilroy the most seriously hurt of five young women in an automobile collision at Wallingford remained unconscious today. The others were comfortable. Miss Kilroy is daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Kilroy of Norwich. The party was bound for West Haven when their car was struck by a motor truck.
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Meriden
Sadie Kilroy
Wallingford
Kilroy
Alexander Kllroy
Norwich
West Taven
Interior work begins on government houses at Old Mill Green
Interior work on government housing at Old Mill Green sites has started. By late November many munition worker families will be settled in. 1,900 workers are employed on houses that will house about 200 families. Bridgeport Traveler's Insurance agents pledge to buy $10,000 in Liberty bonds, announced by H. G. Ellerby, Bridgeport manager.
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Mill Green
Bridgeport
G. Ellerby
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Court St
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W.K. Mollan
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Wissner
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Hill Street
Opp Court House
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Maraboeu
Goura
Guido H. Caselotti
Sid
TIE
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