Legion 10 Holds Second Bazaar in Farfield
The George Alfred Smith Post of the American Legion plans a fall bazaar likely on Armistice Day November 12. A committee led by Bennett, Marcnss, Anderson will present at the October 28 meeting. Separate items note a fiftieth anniversary event in Greenfield and various local club activities and meetings.
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Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Man Buys Large House for Shelton Home
Julius Day of New Haven sold the residence at 74 airmen place to Michael Casey partner of Davey Bros of Bridgeport. The Day family home, vacant about seven years, is a spacious seven room dwelling on a long lot from Fairmont Place to North Cliff Street. Davey family plans to occupy soon. Community events include an entertainment in Hugo school auditorium for Shelton Kiwanis funds. The Lily branch of Lafayette school opened with large turnout and Thursday afternoon sessions continue.
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New Haven
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Mra Day
Nly
Fairmont Place
Chiff Street
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Hugo School
Sprak
Pataer Donshue
S. Joseph’s Church
Oo W Lewis
Lafayetts School
South End
Jeste
Derby Telethons Exchange
Oichail Street
Avery Terasimh
Wisa White
Tmany
Nella Girls
Wiyte
Berome
Richard Truesdee
Grocer's Assets and Liabilities Reported in Bankruptcy Case
A messy OCR text shows figures for grocer assets and liabilities, including Jom and Raylie agency, 140 Sta, and Abraham Talaban. The assets are listed as 1 225 and liabilities as 7 456, with other scattered numbers such as 1 256 and 7 295. The passage references bankrust, judges, and yesterday’s filings, but the exact case details are unclear.
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Jom & Raylie
Bankrust
Panauptey
John Keogh
Abraham Talaban
Uyat S
Meetings Tonight At Broadster Bridgeport Lodge
Public notices list a Court Mint meeting at 1087 Broadster Bridgeport and an Orange lodge event on Staty steer Schill dner. Also noted are railroad engineers at 847 Main street and a Palrfield avenue gathering, with local civic groups involved.
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Ify Palrfield Avenue Railroad Engineers
Main Street
Dempsey’s former manager killed in duck hunt accident
Noah man Buck Weaver aged 42, Jack Dempsey’s first manager, was accidentally shot and fatally wounded while duck hunting near here. The shotgun discharged when Howard Walker set it down and picked up oars, striking Weaver in the face. Weaver was prominent in sporting circles and guided Dempsey in his early career in Durango, Colorado.
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Noahman
Buck’ Weaver
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Here
Ile
Weaver
Howard Walker
Walker
Dempsey
Durango
Colorado
Stamford Police Arrest Wrecker of Fire Alarm Box
John Christianson of 43 St Johns Place admitted driving the automobile truck that broke a fire alarm box at Luther and Atlantic. The truck was abandoned and recovered after detective work. The case is continued for further investigation. He must pay for the damage to the alarm box. His driving license was recently restored after a prior accident that injured James McLean and his daughter Catherine.
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John Christianson
St. Johns Place
Luther
Atlantic Atrests
Christianson
Daniel Hanrahan
James McClean
Catherine McClean
Posse Pursues Assailants of White Women in Richmond
Armed men patrolled roads on the city outskirts as police and citizens sought alleged negro assailants of seven white women. One man arrested confessed to attempting entry, another suspect held. Severe harm was avoided. most victims endured shock and bruises.
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Richmond
Gardener Answers Boy On Watermelon Watering
A Philadelphia Inquirer note records a child asking how water enters watermelons. The gardener replies with a simple seed growth explanation, illustrating a domestic scene of curiosity and practical farming wisdom.
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