American Legion Likely to Raise Prohibition Issue
New Orleans, Oct 11. A P. Light wines and beer may be an issue at the south national American Legion convention opening Oct 16 and running to Oct 20. Delegates think a resolution could reach the floor, though officials doubt it will go beyond the resolutions committee. The session is expected to sharpen political issues and criticism of Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer, physician to the President and coordinator for the Veterans bureau hospitalization work, is anticipated by national officials.
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New Orleans
The
American Legion
C. E. Sawyer
Veterans’ Bureau
Gen. Sewyer
Police Watch Autoists Parking Off Curb Line
Police warned motorists to keep vehicles within 12 inches of the curb to avoid violations. Several arrests were reported for parking over the limit, with charges also for speeding, muffler issues, overweight trucks, and faulty brakes among named individuals.
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Duke Plumb
Main Street
William Baker
Kaster Bellingi
Anna Williams
George Zin'k
Irving T. Tenard
George Zink
Police Parade Details for Greenwich Masonic Cornerstone
Bridgeport police plan a ceremonial parade in Greenwich on Saturday for the Masonic cornerstone laying. Two patrol platoons will participate under the command of Sergeants Browne and Connor after final instructions at police headquarters.
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Bridgeport Po É Il
Greenwich
Pater
Browne and
Connor
Judges Overwhelmed By Lawyers Rhetoric in Bulgaria Trial
In Sofia Bulgaria the Radi glaver cabinet members trial nears two years as testimony by about 200 witnesses fills six months. The Crown Prosecutor spoke seventeen days Concher former Finances minister spoke twenty days and has not finished his part. Ten more accused ministers and about twenty barristers remain to speak. Defendants have spent three years in prison preparing their defenses. Judges are mostly peasants who fear they may need years more to pass their first exam.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Radiglaver
Germany
Concher
X Ter
Gln
Naval veterans may organize legion post
A new American Legion post may form on Navy Day October 27 as 200 members of the Third District Naval Militia retire their colors in a treunion. The post would consist mainly of World War I naval veterans and focus on entertainment including boxing dancing and dinner to mark the observance.
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American Legion
Third District Naval Militia
Treaunion
Harry W. Congdon
Albert J. Merrit
Mer- Fit
Republicans of Shelton Endorse Ward for Mayor
Shelton Oct 11 In a Republican town committee meeting Thomas Ward was unanimously endorsed as mayoral candidate as City Mayor Nettleton declines a third bid. The city convention is slated for next Monday with Ward likely to be nominated. Elizabeth Sheehy wed Cyril Arnold Repka at St Joseph’s church with reception and honeymoon to follow. Mrs Chris Berhie recovering in city. Mrs J Sterling Edwards attends National Legion Woman Auxiliaries Convention in New Orleans Oct 16 20. Francis Newleton Jr returns from honeymoon to Huntington Center and Janet Foreythe returns from vacation in Toronto.
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Shelton
Republican Town Committee
Thomas Ward
Nettleton
Repka
Winington Avenue
Chris Berhie
Clift Street
Derby
Sterling Edwards
Edwards
New Orleans
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion of Fis
National Convention of Woman Auxiliaries
Francis Newtleton, Jr
Stuntington Center
Ativy
Janet Foreythe
Toronto
Breach of Contract Case Nearing End in Shelton
Final arguments in a breach of contract case brought by Mrs. Bertha I. Dimon of Shelton against the Romeo Farm and Dominick Romeo over a 450 quart daily milk sale contract for one year. Dimon seeks $10,000 in damages. The defense says the farm is owned by Dr. Romeo and Dominick had no authority to bind the firm. Dominick is abroad.
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Bertha I. Dimon
Shelton
Someo
Christopher J. Avery
Romeo Farm
Dominick Romeo
Romeo
Dominick
Europe
Fitzgerald Resigns from Hillside Home
Superintendent Angus P Thorne announced the second resignation at Hillside Home this week David Fitzgerald general utility man had years of service with the home and prior ties to the first resignation Sande tendered her resignation earlier in the week and moved to a position at the Massachusetts state hospital in Tewkesbury Massachusetts
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Hillside
Angus P. Thorne
David Fitzgerald
Geanerel Yility
Severa
Gevaren
Diewariar
Mis
Sandes
Shy Hag
Massachusetts
Tewkesbury
Mass
Funeral held for Westport auto accident victim Sobody
John Pepneis Sobody, 21, of Burritt Avenue Westport, died from lockjaw linked to injuries from a State Street crash when a car driven by Frank Buterin of Norwalk struck a pole near Alger Burr’s home. He left a widow or wife and sisters Elizabeth and Margaret. A Westport town meeting discussed repairing the old Lacey Creek bridge amid rotting planks. Local residents Wuest and daughter Margaret attend a Brooklyn wedding. others in New York. Registrars of births met. High School to form an orchestra. Lunny elected president of the High School Athletic Association.
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Westport. Ont
John Pepneis Sobody
Burritt Avenue
Lockjaw
Sobody
State Street
Wil
Frank Buteiin
Sonn View Favenue
Norwalk
Alger Burr
Ivy
Susan Sobody
Elizabeth
Margaret Sobody
George T. Jennings
Lasey Creek
Charles Lunny
Clarence Moore
Walter Isnnis
Peth Sestenary
Cases Settle or Continue After Court Session
Cases in the Court of Common Pleas scheduled for trial yesterday were settled out of court or continued. The session adjourned after concluding Henry Habersham vs James Middleton, a suit to recover 365 dollars for injuries to a car from a collision with the defendant's jitney.
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Court of Common Pleas
Henry
Habersham
James Middleton
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered or Money Back
Advertisement offers Dr Carey prescription No 77 known as Marsmoot for kidney and bladder troubles. Retired clinician arranges with leading druggists to dispense the remedy, money back if not satisfied. Warns of kidney disease and urges buying now.
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Carey
al Windle
Vamue
Fea
RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER
A misprinted medical ad promises relief from rheumatism with drugstore cures. It touts hard allures and a miracle tonic, naming Allenrhy and Alleigh2 figures, claiming serious relief after years of pain while urging readers to seek a guaranteed remedy from local druggists.
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Erie
Hiemmaglian
Bill
Allenrhy
Alea
Ute Brug Shores
Style show specials for boys fall fashion lineup
New Fall models mainly Kupperheimer sportswear and dressy suits, with a wide selection of business and regular suits. Featured boys wear front Norfolk suits with two trousers in pure wool, ages 3 to 18. Coats in all wool chinchilla, tan and dark brown, plaid wool lining. Prices and discounts apply Wednesday and Thursday.
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Kupperheimer
Regan
Almy
Hanus
Women’s silk dresses and coats sale at Wed and Thurs
Women’s silk dresses in crepe de chine brocade and satin appeal in favored colors with prices cut from regulars to 29.50 down to 14.75 on Wed and Thurs. Coats feature crepe de chine satin linings fur collars and pockets, with discounts from 39.30 to 23.50. Also discounted dimities voiles and velvets plus hats and black kid or patent leather pumps with military heel priced to 5.15 on sale days.
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Dovelyn
Poiret Swill
Nicotine
Style show specials for girls dresses and coats
The notice advertises girls crepe dresses aged 6 to 16 with prices reduced from 512.50 to 16.30 on Wednesday and Thursday. It also promotes coats for girls 6 to 16 in brown, reindeer, sorento blue with fur trim, regular 15, sale 10, plus 5 style options including black kid and brown high laced broad toe.
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Sivas
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