Fairfield horse not to compete at Danbury Fair
William A. Kinsella withdrew his entry Todd Fisher the bay gelding after a dent at Fitchburn. another horse Mag 1 injured in a race at Springfield rain. Fairfield residents disappointed not to see the horse in action. Wednesday afternoon marks the Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Sterman School with Miss Sylvia Johnson as speaker and plans for musical events. Margaret Slattery will speak Sunday at Greenfield Hill and First Church of Christ. Mill River pollution protests arise as residents complain of stench from the pond and closed mill gates.
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Fairfield
William A. Kinsella
Danbury Fair
Todd Fisher
Fitchburn
Springfield
Parent- Teese Association of
Sterman
Sylvia Johnson
James McCarthy
Reis
Greenfield Hill
First Church of Christ
Miss Slyttery
Mill River
Socialist Labor Party Seeks Ballot Place This Year
Nomination petitions were filed with the town clerk to place the Socialist Labor Party on the ballot this year. The party last appeared on the ballot two years ago but received only 120 votes for governor, under one percent, triggering the need to file petitions again. Petitions will be checked by the town clerk, and if enough legal voters sign, the party will appear on all voting machines in the city.
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Soelaigt Labor Party
Bertha Hielm sues for assault damages in Fairfield
Bertha Hielm of Fairfield sues for 32000 in Common Pleas claiming an August 21 assault by Jorda Peterson and Tessie Stulis left her unable to perform household duties and needing extensive medical care. Also named are Provident Development Co and Lucius J. Jordan in a separate action by American Beneficiary Trust for 31200 on a note endorsed by Jordan. Damages demanded include 1500 in another claim against HH Cohen Co Inc.
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Bertha Hielm
Fairfield
Jorda Peterson
Tessie Stulis
Hjelm
Dulles
Hes
Provident Development Company
It&s City
Lucius J. Jordan
Bari Ant Trust Company
Jordan
HH. Cohen Company, Inc
Ststes Ingsstiiai Biec S1 Newark Liquor Claim
A Newark company sues alleging nonpayment for 1 304 gallons of denatured alcohol. Damages sought total 374 and 800 dollars are requested.
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Ststes Ingsstiiai Biec
Convict Captured After Train Robberies on New Haven Road
Richard A. Palmer reports a fugitive from San Quentin named Siegmund G. Carlson was captured on a Boston to New York bound Wealey train on a New Haven road Friday night. Police found $1,000 and a gun on him after agents met the train at New London Conn. Carlson gave the Dallas Texas alias and had previously escaped from San Quentin. He has churned through Pennsylvania, Toronto and California. Palmer will be sent a charge for taking $140 from a passenger while aboard the New Haven paint.
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New York
Richard A. Palmer
San Quentin
San Fratcisco
Boston
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Otcers
New London
Conn
Siegmund G. Carlson
Dallas
Texas
San Quientin
Dreamwold Estate To Be Sold At Auction In Scituate
Scituate Mass Oct 2 The Dreamwold estate of Thomas Lawson is being appraised ahead of an October 12 and 13 auction to satisfy creditors. Trustees expect to fetch upwards of 500000 for Dreamwold Hall and outbuildings along with farm machinery and a prized police dog collection. Lawson’s total indebtedness is about 224000 after prior losses in stock market failures and a failed Boston firm.
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Lawson
Dreamwold
Scituate
Mass
Thomas W. Lawsen
Aeman
Dreamword
Dreamwold Hall
William’ A. Burton
Lastson
Onis
Ysoat
Carriage Builders Report 1924 Holds Record For Sales
The Carriage Builders Report for 1924 notes record sales in the United States with many carriages sold that year. It discusses leading manufacturers like Mr. Ehrens of Sc Sov singe Bolder and Mr. Elnby, their roles in the industry, and the upcoming annual convention in New York with over 40 communities sending delegates. Secretary Huston cites strong reservations and a robust market, including South American demand for horse drawn rigs. The meeting will coincide with travels from Cincinnati to New York and other points as delegates journey to attend meetings of the Carriage Harness and Accessory Traveling Men's Association.
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United States
Amnouners
Philp Ehrenz
Sc Sov
Ene
Gasres
Huston
Anna
Denner
Ebrery
South America
Lurh
New York City
Renry OC. McLenar
Arsoc
Mecfear
Realization
Carring
Carriacs
New York
Coreinnati
Lands
Prescription Claim Draws Rheumatism Cure Hope
Rochester man James H. Alien attributes rheumatism relief to a home remedy he devised after long study. He says uric acid deposits were dissolved and expelled, prompting a newspaper notice to inform sufferers. Hindle's Drug Stores offer the remedy with money-back assurance if not effective. Also mentions round-the-world cruise advertisements and ships.
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James H. Alien
Rochester
N. Y
Hindle
Druz
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Socialist Labor Party
Nars
Bertha Hifl
New Haven Road
Meh
Sunoco
SUN Company
Philadelphia
Sridgewcrt
North Ave
Rena
Garriage Builders Report
Hugh J. Koenig
Pres. and
Rockwell. & Co
Main Street
Elm
Milwaukee
di 3. A
Ee Uark
Empress of France
JMS
Clark
Op Clark
Times Boddins
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