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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1927

Page

12

Norwalk Election Reflects Voter Energies and Reforms

Mrs. Helena Hill Weed, defeated for Norwalk mayor by 1,090 votes, expresses measured happiness at the result. Anson F. Keeler, the mayor-elect, aims to push municipal reforms including curbing local utility charges. Roosevelt’s Rochester speech on Tammany provoked mixed Republican reactions, underscoring Smith’s strong position and party dynamics.

Helena Hill Weed Norwalk Weed Connecticut City Anson F. Keeler Korwalk J. Henry Roradack Octopus Chiisena Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt New York State Republicana Rochester al Smith Tammany Hall New York Albany New York State Coolidge Roosevelt New York City Tammany Smith Aus- Picton Col. Roosevelt White House Democratic Party Drl

Pedestrian Friction and Motorist Attitudes, A Safety View

Buttenheim of The American City warned at the National Safety Congress that motorists see pedestrians as nuisances. He argued lawmakers favor driving speed and traffic flow over safe crossing, noting drivers blame pedestrians while pedestrians face unsafe corners and signals. He calls for understanding innate behavior and better traffic design to reduce conflicts.

Herald 8 Buttenheim National Safety Congress Mr. Buttenheim Thiis Butterfly Jekyll Mr. Hyde

Native Enemies Sparks Debate in Massachusetts Legislature

A Boston representative proposes a census and deportation of alien anarchists, calling for action against foreign Reds and “parlor pinks and native yellows.” The piece warns such extremism risks political persecution, favoring broad free expression and open discussion to expose bad ideas and protect constitutional rights.

Massachusetts Boston Thomas Jefferson William Lloyd Garrison Solomon Solomons

Looking Around by Walt Mason

A humorous verse about wandering through a store block and craving tranquility to ponder odd goods without pushy salesclerks. The narrator longs for quiet browsing to resist the lure of trinkets and tools while clerks chime with endless offers.

Walt Mason Bome Simpson

Manhattan Days and Nights in New York by Herbert Corey

New York October 4 A columnist sketches mini portraits of urban life and cultural shifts. He muses on fat lady paintings in saloons, Gene Tunney's early dock job, Sumner and vice rights, a bootlegger seeking leniency, and tenants changing apartments to host large parties in a city of restless change.

New York Lexington Avenue Gene Tunney Checker Tunney Sumner Society For the Prevention of ‘Vice Summer Micette

Amherst Alumni Dinner Reveals Morrow's Personal Warmth

Clinton W. Gilbert recalls Dwight W. Morrow at an Amherst alumni dinner in New York. Morrow's genuine interest in graduates and courteous, attentive manner stood out, contrasting with typical financier reserve. The columnist notes his friendly gaze and respect for personal relations, and reflects on small acts shaping impressions of a public figure.

Washington Dwight W. Morrow Coolidge Mexico Amherst New York Geo. D. Olds Monow Mr. Morrow House of Morgan Morrow

Tax policy fights stir city as tax receivers plan clampdown

Mayor's message on taxation sparks excitement in upper precincts with claims the Republican administration lacks control over assessments and collection. Citizens urged to appeal to assessor, Board of Relief or courts. Sheriff’s fees loom if delinquencies persist.

Board of Relief New Haven Board of Finance

Remembering a Mother in Poem and City Notices

A reflective poem on a mother contrasts with mixed local notices about Democratic primaries in New Haven. It notes ward elections October 10 from four to eight PM, hints at conventions and town committee plans, and includes stray lines about social life, tobacco, and a doughboy tale amid fragmented civic notices.

New Haven Sperber

Saint Francis Pageant at Bohemian Grove Honors Saint Francis

At the Bohemian Club national encampment in Bohemian Grove a Saint Francis pageant featured Lawrence Tisbett as Saint Francis Assisi. All 165 performers were club members. The speech extols Saint Francis as a model of love, criticizing war and promoting harmony, with quotes from Douglas Malloch on love’s enduring power.

Ty Dr. Frsa Bohemian Club Bohemian Grove St Francis Assisi San Francisco Lawrence Tisbett Metropolitan Opera Fame S T. Francis Assisi Saint Francis Bis Bun Saint Francis Aasiat Douglas Malloch

Veterans Publish Memorial History Book To Aid Connecticut Home

Veterans of Foreign Wars in Connecticut prepare a memorial history of the 37 posts. Proceeds from sales fund a $30,000 home for wounded and disabled veterans at the VFW National Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan. The plan mirrors Moose Heart and supports widows and orphans with state homes on national grounds.

Department of Connecticut Veterans of Foreign Wars Httle Connecticut Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home Eaton Rapids Michigan Corey Spencer Detroit V. FP. W Loyal Order of Moose Mooseheart

Dry agent on trial in bribery case in Boston

Frank C. Lewis of St Johnsbury Vermont faced a Federal court trial on bribery charges as a prohibition agent. Assistant DA Spaulding said a warrant was issued in May 1926 to raid a state operated still in Leominster. Louis Pax testified Lewis demanded 1000 to pause the warrant, with 500 paid to Lewis while other officers conducted the raid.

Boston Associated Press Frank C. Lewis St. Johnsbury Vermont Prohibition United States District Spaulding Leominster Louis Pax Aull Worcester Lewis Fen

Republicans Sweep Greenwich in Town Election Results

Greenwich, Oct 4 Special: Republican ticket wins clear in all posts. Assessor John H Banks 1141 to 304, Board of Relief Henry Mead 1226, Mary Louisa Smith 1210, Selectmen Oscar D Tuthill 1186, Howard W Allen 1108, Town Clerk Henry P Crawford endorsed 1631, Grand Jurors James G Wescele 1229 and Joseph H M Platt 1223, Tax Collector Robert M Wilcox 1636, Constables William E Ritch 1200 and L Joseph Curcio 1169, other races show wide GOP margins amid lingering campaign quotes.

Greenwich John H Banks Abram J.graves Board of Relief Henry 3. Mead Mary Louisa Smith Rovert J. Fitzgerald Wiliam & Anthony Oscar D Tuthill Howard W. Allen John Broderick Ann Burach Henry P Crawford Pierpont L. Minor James G. Wescele Joseph HM. Platt Jennie C. Lyon Timothy Loughlin John Drletier Willam P. Mulville Robert M. Wilcox William E. Ritch L. Joseph Curcio George T. Jones Donald FP Wright Thomas A. Shaughnessy Charles W. Corvette Fred E. Morell John Angley Darien Louis F. Jefferson Jefferson Stephen R. Hoyt aRepublian Albert L. Brunner Brunner Andrew Bhaw Hannah L. @herran George R. Smith James Bennett Philip Krause Everett Tyler

Questions on Bible dates authors and salvation answered

The Reverend Dr. Varkes Cadman answers readers questions from Brooklyn and Middletown about when the Bible was written and how many authors were involved, the nature of salvation, prayers for the dead, and the role of universal reform in Christian thought, noting the New Testament as guiding principle and urging less human cynicism.

Varkes Cadman Federal Coumil Clublin Og Chrat America Cadman Wawer Brooklyn Harpersville Ohio Christ Jesus Middletown N. Y Dolarums

One Democrat Wins Major Office in Darien

In Darien on October 4 the town elected Louis F. Jefferson Democrat as tax collector, the sole Democratic victory amid a record turnout. Results show Jefferson 970 to Albert L. Brenner 970? (incorrect)

Darien

Behrens speaks in Fourth District at GOP event

Mayor Behrens and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Abe Ujeduldig addressed a packed audience in the Fourth District Republicans preelection entertainment held in club rooms near 8 ts testreet and Colorado avenue. An orchestra provided entertainment with Hawley Meunier and local figures among the performers.

Behrens Republican Party Abe Ujeduldig Testreet Colorado Avenue Hawley Meunier Willem Chew Robert Campbell

McMahon-Wren Building on Water Street Sold

The four story McMahon-Wren block on Water Street, corner with Fairfield sivenua, changes hands for the second time since erection by P. T. Barnum. Nathan Schwartz and Son Inc. purchase it after iterations. price around 600,000. Wren owned the property nearly 40 years before the recent sale.

McMahon-Wren Fairfield Sivenua Water Street P. T. Barnum Nathan Schwartz and Son Inc Peter W. Wren Wren

Weather forecast for the Northeast and mid Atlantic region

The weather bulletin notes increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures from Wednesday into Thursday with showers possible. It lists winds north of Sandy Hook and along the coast, plus temperatures and clear conditions across Atlantic City, Boston, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, and other cities. It includes a forecast map and almanac attribution.

New York New England Mississippi Middle Atlantic North Atlantic East Gulf Sandy Hook East Wadneesday. Bandy Hook Hatteras Temurka At & P.m Wea Ear Detroit Duluth Jacksonville Claude Kansas City Nantucket New Haven New Orleans Norfolk Northfield Pittsburgh Portland Louis Washington Avanac Middlebrook Telegram

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