GHIropodists Nominate SimkoSecretary At Connecticut Society Meeting
The Connecticut Pedic society held its regular quarterly meeting in the Security Building offices of Dr. Minnie Bellwood and Michael Simko. Delegates reported at the New York Hotel Astor convention, the largest podiatry gathering to date, with attendees from Canada and multiple Connecticut cities. Nominations were made for officers to be elected in New Haven in January, including Dr. Stiles Tewrence for president and Dr. M. Sullivan for secretary, followed by a luncheon at Dr. Bellwood’s home in Stratfield.
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Connecticut Pedic Society
Minnie Bellwood
Michael Simka
Security Building
H.G. Lage
Derby
New York
Hotel Astor
Reaakatchewan
Canada
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Mlc
Sullivan
Alice B
Ddnsley
Hartford
John An 'Gieselbreth
Middletown
H. G.ugg
Dery
Justin Griffith
Lillee Lawrence
T. W. Benedict
Stamford
H. C. Noll
A. E. Williams
M. Danhauser
New Haven
F.C. Nastrey
M. V. Simko
M. HN
Beltwood
Bridgeport
Stiles Tewrence
A. Williams
J. Noll
J. W
Fire destroys vacant Riverside house in Stamford
A fire at Riverside in Stamford destroyed an untenanted house valued at 2900 dollars. Stamford and Sound Beach firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour. Water supply proved inadequate and the origin of the fire is unknown.
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Sstamford
Riverside
Stamford
Sound Beach
Yankees Roll Over Giants 8-1 Behind Bush’s Arm
The Yankees hammered Jack Bentley and Jack Scott, backed by a sharp pitching effort from Lefty Bush, to crush the Giants 8 to 1. Dugan and Meusel led a early assault with three hits apiece, including a two run homer by Dugan, as New York built a big lead and coasted the rest of the way.
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Shening Innlings
Meusel
Casey Stengel
Ciants
Young
Meeusel
Stengel
Eaay
Bush
Kelly
Gowdy
Urish
Icheole
Giants
Joe
Jimny O'Connell
Dave Bancroft
Joe Dugan
Bob. Meusel
Yankees
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Meuse
Pipp
Jack Bentley
Fousil Iade
Jack Scott
Virgil Barnes
Barnes
Claude Jonnad
Wirth Witt
Ruth
Agein
Foy Mouse
Menarl
Ward
Schung
Nole
Bagh
Witt
Duger
Stensel
Bentley
Babe
Moensel
Scott
Prisch
Ito Bancroft
Frisch
Mengel
Dagan
Thuth J
Fipp
Milford man weds in East Windsor at 2:30 PM
Miss Gertrude Pauline Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Thompson married N Winsthrop Gregory son of Mr and Mrs N T Gregory of Milford. Rev Hawes performed ceremony in East Windsor as the immediate family attended. The couple planned a wedding trip to Canada after a reception at the bride’s home.
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Res. Alcorn
Sofield
YL. A. Wikingon
Grewsters
N.Y
Lestee Randall
Hartford
Estelle Hart
New York
Canada
Skidmore School of Art
Milford
Man Accused of Choking Spouse in Early Morning Assault
Antoloutte Vigilante of 4 Aldo Street was assaulted by Angete Vigilante who choked and beat her. She received treatment at Limergenew hospital. Vigilante fled but was captured and held for trial on assault charges with $200 bail.
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Antoloutte
Angete
Aldo Street
Limergenew Hospital
Viellante
Waterbury Man Named First Day Field Secretary
Lawrence L. Gaillard a prominent local businessman and senior warden of All Souls Church has been appointed the first day field secretary of the Episcopal Church in the United States. He announced the appointment today and will depart soon for New York City to begin his duties.
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Milley Bluggins
Giants
Arthur Nehtf
AleGraw Club
Yankees
Mehr
Uly Regus
McGraw
Yankee Machine
Waterbury
Conn
Lawrence L. Gaillard
All Souls Rharch
Episcopal Church
United States
New York City
Utes
McGraw Seeks Left-Handed Punch To Aid Giants
New York Giants manager John McGraw targets left handed pitching to strengthen the staff as the pennant race tightens. He pursued trades and minor league acquisitions, reportedly buying Dennis Gearin from Milwaukee for 15,000 and negotiating with Barromore for Robert Groves, hoping Gearin can bolster late-season pitching despite size concerns.
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New York Giants
McGraw
Watson
Bos
Art Neb
Giants
Milwaukee Elyly
American Association
Dennis
Rew Pie
Gearin
Barromore
International League
RobertoEey
Groves
Resiankce-cat King
Tat
Geurln
Wee Dick Kerr
Outield
Brewers
Gearln
Oakland
Cal
Milwaukee
Kid Gleason
Chicago White Sox
Kewnle
Sayg Gleason
Kiowplie
Cartain
Sarazen's Golf Fundamentals and Addressing the Ball
The article presents Sam Sarazen's guidance on fundamental golf technique. It covers stance, weight distribution, ball position, and balance for various clubs, emphasizing a forward ball address, weight on the heels, and wrist use only in putting, with caution against swaying or overreaching. Copyright 1923 by the Boll Syndicate Inc.
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Yolf
Cour
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The
Boll Syndicate Inc
Corbett Suspended by State Athletic Board After Meeting
Four boxers and two referees from Connecticut were suspended by the state athletic commission after the Meriden National Athletic Meet following a bout week. Eddie Corbett of Hartford refused to box due to an overage opponent, with Nelson, Moore, Scoons White also suspended for overweight or poor condition. Referees Conway and Galvin were suspended for missing a prefight meeting. The group faces further action at the Hartford commission meeting.
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Connecticut
Athlete Commission
National Athleticn Etch
Meriden
Tracey Ferguson
Leonard Et Wallingford
Moscar King
Johnny Nelson
Stamford
Harry
Tackle" Moore
Scoons White
Waterbury
iInix UN
White
Corbett
Nelson
Moore
State police raid nets three women in Westport arrest
State police under Sergeant Prink Verelli will have the women tried in New York court tomorrow after a Sunday morning arrest in Reindeer Fon near Saugatuck. Officer Charles Quigley patrolled Post Road on a motorcycle. Deputy Sheriff Clifford Nichols retires for winter to join Norwalk Tire and Hubber, planning spring return. Dominick Valient becomes the first Democrat to receive an appointed office.
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Uwe
Sargeant Prink Verelli
Reindeer Fon
Saugatuck
Charles J. Quigley
Quigley
Clifford
Nichols
Snerrit Nichols
Norwalk Tire and Hubber Company
Dominick Valient
Edward A. Nagy
Milford Defeats Princeton Prep In Opening Game
Milford Prep School opened its 1923 season with a 6 to 0 victory over Princeton Prep. Noyes scored Milford’s lone TD in the second period after a march with strong running from Noyes and Rice. Airey starred for Princeton, but Milford controlled the game with a tough line and frequent end runs. Coach Bernie Toomes praised Milford as one of the era’s best teams.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Noyes
Milford Fullack
Rice
Airey
Princeton Prep
Pases
New Jerseyites
Bernie Too
Upsets Few in Grid Contests Last Saturday
New York Oct 14 Harvard Middlebury tie noted as a possible exception as Notre Dame 13 0 over Army raises stakes for Princeton clash. Navy beat West Virginia and Penn State routed Gettysburg while Syracuse beat Alabama A&M and prepares for Pittsburgh. Cornell tied Ohio State and faces Colgate, Bucknell next. Harvard to duel Holy Cross after Middlebury stalemate.
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Harvard
Savy
Penn
Navs
Yeaterday
West Virginia
Vua
Jovan
Pann State
Gettyabure
Syraque
Alibamia 2A
Pitha« Burgh
New York City
West Pointers
Alabama Poly
sWeat Toint
Gimela
Valnains
Cornell
Wiliams
Shaaa
Colgate
Ohio State
Yalu
University of Georgia
Bucknell
Middlebury
Crimson
Handbag Stolen Near Beardsley Park Golf Course
A handbag owned by Mrs. Charles A. South was taken from an automobile parked near Beardsley Park Golf Course on Saturday. The bag contained about $30 in cash according to police reports.
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Beardsley Park
Charles A. South
Paydue
German Labor Bill Approved by German Cabinet
London dispatch reports the German cabinet has approved a bill setting standard work hours at eight per day under normal conditions and ten in exceptional cases. The proposal aims to regulate labor, while a separate note advises wider bottomed arch boxes for root growth and plant containers.
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London
Four Die When Cruiser Sinks Off Breton Island
New Orleans reports the gasoline cruiser Fidget from New Orleans sank off Breton Island in the Gulf of Mexico on October 7. Only one crew member survived, Rengard Johan Olson Rydslagon of Hangsund Norway, and brought the news to the quarantine station at the mouth of the Mississippi River.
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Fidget
Breton Island
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Rengard Johan Olson Ryd~ Slagon
Hangsund
Norway
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