24 for Alabama and Morris Hold Rally in Hartford
Hartford Oct 7 Governor William W Brandon of Alabama Mrs Iztta Jewell Brown of West Virginia and Charles G Morris of New Haven Democrats gathered about 200 at a luncheon in the Hotel Garde under the Hartford-Wide Democratic Women's Club. Morris urged Connecticut and national government drift from liberty and voiced criticism of Republican figures and state financial practices.
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Hartford
William W Brandon
Alabama
Iztta Jewell Brown
West Virgin
Charles G Morris
New Ifuen
Garde
Demaciile Women’s Club
Mary Curry
Morris
Connecticut
New World
Probate Convention Called for Saturday
The Democratic Probate convention will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the Stratfield hotel. Deputy Registrar William J Moran said the event is practically decided. Attorneys Jarhés EE Murphy William W Bent Samuel B Plotkin and Joseph J Devine were mentioned for nomination but Murphy and Devine declined, a Democratic committee expected to invite Murphy formally within a day or two.
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Stratfield
William J Moran
Jarhés EE Murphy
Wiliam W Bent
Samuel B. Plotkin
Joseph J Devine
Murphy
Devine
Norwalk Registrars Record 2000+ Voter Applications
Norwalk registrars report over 2000 applications from would be voters received by October 7. Officials say the figure exceeds last year and reflects increased interest in the upcoming election.
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Norwalk
Drink Water for Kidney Relief Advertisement
A health advert advises drinking water and using four ounces of Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate sluggish kidneys. It warns of backache, headaches, and urinary issues from acidic foods, urging a physician check twice yearly and to drink lemon-lime effervescent water after mixing with water.
Children Need Cod Liver Oil for Rickets and Health
An advertisement promotes cod liver oil as a remedy for rickets in children, claiming it strengthens bones and teeth and improves growth. It warns of discomfort from certain products and touts specific brands and prices at local druggists and stores.
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Nealh
Caidren
Gandy
Hondkaul Leverty True
New Road to Be Tribute to Platt
The town meeting unanimously voted to name the new Derby Stevens on State highway tie Platt Road in recognition of Senator Philo T Platt for securing the road as part of the trunk line system. Platt seeks reelection on the Republican ticket amid Democratic opposition. The move directs the town clerk to notify the United States Geographic Board to record the Platt Road.
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W B Bently
Sandy Hook
United States Geographic Board
Platt Road
Wage Cuts Hit All Gilpatric Bank Staff After Bank Closure
Acting on OCC order, Putnam CGct closes First National Bank after cashier and ex State Treasurer Gilpatric attempts suicide. Wages slashed by 50 to 650 percent for 12 workers. assistant cashier Baker resigns effective October 15. Miss Fannie Barber appointed administrator of Mary Gardner estate. executor’s short age of 35000 noted. Gilpatric to appear in New Haven court, traveling by auto from Putnam with nightly overnights via Meriden en route Thursday.
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Putnam Cgct
Washington
George W Coffn
First National Bank
Harold Gilpatric
Asalstadt
Guy L Baker
Fannie Barber
Ellington
Mary Gardner
Gilpatric
Putnam Probate Court
Miss Barber
Obituary notices for several Bridgeport area residents
Funeral services for John Sarnecky were held yesterday from his home in Stratford with a high mass of requiem at the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus. Burial was in St Michael's cemetery. Richard H Liston, 18, will have funeral services tomorrow at 8:30 from his home and St Patrick's church, burial in St Michael's cemetery. he is survived by his mother and sister. Alice Estella Jennings, 17, a bookkeeper for Bridgeport Trust, died Monday. funeral tomorrow after noon, burial in Lakeview cemetery. Esther French Schwerdtle, wife of Carlos Schwerdtle, funeral this afternoon. Christian Science services, burial in Lakeview. Henry E Smith, 92, of Milford, funeral 2:30 from his home, burial Milford cemetery. long-time Odd Fellow, Civil War veteran. Mrs Frederick Peschell died yesterday aged 75. funeral Friday at 2:30 from her home, burial in Park Cemetery.
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John Sarnecky
Jackson Avenue
Stratford
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
Michael Carnicke
St Michael's Cemetery
Richard H. Liston
Richard H Lastan
Main Street
St Patrick’s Church
Mary Liston
Joseph Bernardo
Alice Estella
Alice Estella Yennings
Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport Trust Company
Merit
Frederick C
Ida M Jennings
Franklin Streat
Neon Burlel
Lakeview
Esther French Schwerdile
Carlos Schwerdile
Park Avenue
Christian Science
Lakeview Cemetery
Schwerdtle
Joh French
Stephen Scott
Boston
Henry E Smith
Milford
Meadows
Roay
Order
Wapanade Lodge
GAR
Rival Generals Press Peace At World Peace Congress
In Berlin two World War I generals, Verrsux of France and Von Schoenhach of Germany, addressed the World Peace Congress urging strict disarmament. Verrsux warned that only complete disarmament can prevent future wars, while Schoenhach urged banning private manufacture of arms until global disarmament is achieved, criticizing old regime militarism.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Harrors
Verrsux
France
von Schoenatch
Germany
Republican Guards
Goth
Congress
General Verraux
League of Nations
Verrara
Schoenzich
Davis Analyzes Rivals Theories In Utica Speech
John W Davis, Democratic candidate for President, assessed the three major parties in a noon Utica address. He labeled the Democrats for equality, Republicans for special interests, and La Follette-Wheeler as favoring Congress supremacy over the Constitution. He praised the Utica movement for a non religious patriotic society and cited Abraham Lincoln on prejudice, urging Americans to endorse that sentiment.
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Uticany
John W Davis
Democratic Party
Republican Party
la Follette-Wheeler
Nevers
Congress
Davis
Mc Davis
Utlea
Elihu Root
Abraham Lincoln
Naval officers head to coast as oil witnesses
Rear Admiral J K Robinson chief of angiiering and L Fi Gregory chief of yards and docks were ordered to San Diego today for their expected appearance before California courts in Pan American Petroleum Company cases concerning naval oil reserves. The case is set for October 20. Several civilian staff members of Secretary Denby will transfer to the West coast. Denby will join them at Detroit.
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Washington
J K. Robinson
Angiiering
L Fi Gregory
San Diego
California
Pan American Petroleum
Chicago art patron dies after pneumonia in hospital
Charles Hutchineon founder and president of the Chicago Art Institute and a Corn Lachange Wa tion Bank resident and philanthropist died in a Chicago hospital late today. Death was due to bronchial pneumonia.
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Chicago
Charles Hutchineon
Chicago Art Insitute Vies
Corn Lachange Wation Bank
Brenchais
Democratic Officers to Be Chosen Friday
Democratic officers will be named at Friday night proceedings of the Democratic Executive Board. The vote will elect secretary and treasurer positions, with women and men participating. first time women are listed for certain roles in the district.
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Democratic Executive Board
Man
Gady
Wifth
BINGHAM REELECT CAMPAIGN RESUMED AFTER ATTACK
Lieutenant governor Hiram Bingham resumes his campaign after a severe attack sidelined him for days. He will continue his bid as the Republican candidate for governor. The article mocks education for Congressmen and mentions tin-ray studies with satirical tone.
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Hiram Bineham
Guy Lastn
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Paten Hrela
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