Chief Johnson Returns From Fire Chiefs Convention
Dasie EB. Johnson of the Bridgeport Fire Department returned home last night after a four day trip to Atlanta for the International Fire Chiefs Association annual convention. Delegates traveled by train to Angies and by motor car to Savannah for barbecues and visits to notable sites. The trip included a later return to New York by train, reflecting regional gatherings and appreciation events.
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Dasie EB. Johnson
Bridgeport Fier Department
Atlanta
Georgia
International Fire Chiefs Association
Savanah
New York
Son
Partic 3
South
Seward Price Addresses Junior Chamber Smoker
Seward Price of the Senior Chamber spoke at the smoker held in State street rooms with about one hundred attendees. Entertainment by Sullivan and Dundyck illustrated Bayliss' successions in soft sire dance. Don Root announced an informal Stratfield dance on Wednesday the 28th after business talks.
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Commerci
Wallace Baylies
State Street
Seward Frice
Sullivan and
Dundyck
Mr. Bayliss
Don Root
Stratfield
Root
Foch to Attend Princeton Yale Football Game
General Ferdinand Fo ch, commanding allied forces, accepts invitation to attend Princeton Yale clash in New Haven. He may be accompanied by Colonel Kin D Ollet, former American Legion commander, as announced by Princeton University officials. Foch ill.
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Ursual Perdina
Foch
Rnc
New Haven
Princeton University
Kin D'Ollet
American Legion
Youth Freed When Judge Blames Hoochee Hoach
A youth charged with felonious drunkenness in New Fork theatre district on October 3 was freed by Magistrate Levine. The magistrate noted the defendant’s good family background and two college degrees, saying it would be unjust to brand him a criminal for a single act from intoxication.
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NEW Fork
Sullivan Law
Montford Steel
Thomas Niland
Levine
Youn
Demand Allies Pay War Debts Revised Foreign Loan Refunding Bill
The House committee advances a revised foreign funding bill demanding allies repay war debts and prohibits postponing interest for more than ten years. It targets Britain France Italy and Belgium, with Rep Frear guiding the measures toward Secretary Mellon for action and possible floor passage tomorrow.
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Speetfantts
Fae
Sandie
Cenla
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Frear
Wisconsin
Pordnoy
Capitol
Odd Fellows Name New Connecticut Grand Officers
At New Haven on October 1, William Jr. Lowe of Waterbury was elected grand patriarch at the grand encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Connecticut. Other officers chosen include Grand High Priest N W Beverwall Grand Senior Warden Orville Rector Bridgeport Grand Secretary W Hara Hutchison New Haven Grand Treasurer William J Berges Stamford and Grand Representative Frank Canfield Bridgeport.
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William Jr. Lowe
Waterbury
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Connecticut
N. W. Beaverwall
Orvi
Bridgeport
Whara
Hutchison
Wiliam J. Berges
Stamford
Frank
Canfield
Appointments to State Police Approved in Hartford
The state Police commission approved Walter F. Stiles of Hartford and Arthur M. Pinell of Issax as sergeants and accepted two applicants for special state policemen. Names include Pilon, D L Fitzhammong, Highain, William Waterbury, Manion, Backer Danbury, Barrett Stamford, Young, Goodman, Hibbard, Keith, Danielson. Board chairmen noted no salary increases justified by current conditions.
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Walter F. Stiles
Bartford
Arthur M. Pinell
Issex
Hhanies Pilon
D. L. Fitahamong
Sain B. Highain
Willam
Waterbury
Anthony F. Manion
Louis F. Backer
Danbbury
John J. Barrett
Stamford
Elmer M. Young
Willamantham
Goodman
Shalten
Hibbard
Fethel
Keith
Danielson
New York Man 15 Held Responsible for Gar Fatality
Coroner and highway officials cite the Westport AuroraVille crash at Nash corner Soluma Avenue as fatal. John Phelan and other youths from Yon via were riding in a car that lost control, killed two, with calls to repair the Nasits curve and possibly rebuild the highway for traveler safety. Authorities urge state action to fix the dangerous roadbed and curve.
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Westport
John Phelan Catty
Suite Hwlehywas Commission
Nash
Samer
Accinat
Soluma Avenue
Fay Ash
Frrat
Yon
Phelan
Oeterson
Phinsen
State Highway Commission
Nash's Corner
Army Training Centres Ordered to decentralize mobilization
The War Department assigns brigadier generals to command each training centre to decentralize mobilization per the National Defense Act. Corps centres include First at Fort Thayden Allen with Mark J. Hersey, Second at Fort Slocum Camp Dix with William Weigel, Fourth at Fort McPherson Fort Oglethorpe with Frank Winn, Fifth at Camp Knox with Dwight Ruttman, Eighth at Fort Sam Houston with Smith, Ninth at San Francisco with Thase W. Kennedy. Third and sixth centres not yet chosen. third at Camp Meade Maryland and seventh at Fort Knelling Minnesota.
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Mark J. Hersey
Fort Slocum
Camp Dix
William Weigel
Fort McPheragn
Fort Oglethorpe
Frank
Winn
Camp Knox
Dwifht
Ruttman
Ststt Corns
Fort Sheridan
Generel Fred W. Sladen
Fort Sam Touston
Generst Arm. Smith
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Thase W. Kennedy
Camp Meade Maryland
Fort Knelling
Minn
Two Arrested For Night Shooting On Nell's Island
Game Warden Albert Bradl ef Providence during a Bridgeport visit surveyed hunting grounds along the Housatonic between Stratford and Milford. Harold Kane and Robert Culver of Stratford were arrested on Nell's Island for violation of the Migratory Treaty Act. Max fine is 500 dollars. Wardens vow stricter patrols to curb night shooting.
Saloonman on trial for booze sale to girl
Louis Pasquarelio proprietor of the Savoy restaurant on Elm Street, known as the Mnoz Tight Cafe, will be arraigned in City Court to be sentenced on several Honolulu law violations including selling ginger beer to a 14 year old and her 19 year old companion. Another case, a preliminary hearing, involves WL Nettleton, a 19 year old of 947 Odeon Avenue, charged with assault arising from an incident at Pasquarello's restaurant.
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Louis Pasquarelio
Savoy
Elm Atreet
Sacort
Nettleton
Saloonman Sentenced After Bar Fight Incident
Anthony Argonis, found guilty by the County Court, begins a three month jail term for assaulting officers during a September 30 dispute at his Main street saloon. He also paid fines and costs. The clash left a police officer injured, a friend shot, and prompted debate over police conduct in plain clothes.
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Miike
Joan R. Roath
Rin Inai’ Commidn Pleas Court
Anthony Argonis
Argonist
Force Ma Hs
Costa
Thrsestoncy
Jason Fein
Prap Hissford
Argorien Lo
Sparron
Argonis
Main Street
Railreed Avenue
Argunis
Klein
Magnesia Promoted To Relieve Gas In Stomach
A 1900s style advertisement urges daily use of Magnesia to combat gas and indigestion from fermented foods. It claims symptoms like bloating and sour stomach signal excess stomach acid and warns against useless digestive aids. A seaspoonful in water after eating is advised, noting Magnesia is inexpensive and widely used by many people.
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Jeep
Switzer
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