Last Day for Voters Added to City List
Neig voters to the number of 1,238 had been added to the voting list of the city when the Board of Selectmen held their session last night at o'clock. 301 of 2,037 on the to be made list remain to be added today if they appear before 8 tonight at the Cornerl chamber. Of the enrolled, 128 women and 150 men were added yesterday. The doors will close promptly at o'clock tonight. applicants not in the Council chamber then will be put on the list. Married women of naturalized citizens urged to come early and bring their husbands naturalization papers.
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Neig
Board of Selectmen
Corneil Chamber
Counsil
Voting list delays cause women to miss entry
Fragmentary line notes that many women lack papers and must be turned away, implying delays in compiling the voting list and no time to process them today. The text shows frustration over documentary requirements and crowding in the registration process.
Three marriages seek divorce in state court filing
Three divorce petitions were filed in the Superior Court yesterday. Helen Ismunsky Welly of Bridgeport, married July 1829 to Percy Way, seeks relief for cruel treatment. Grace Balfour of Bridgeport seeks freedom from Benjamin Balfour, with details of prior marriage and two children. Institutional and custody questions noted as part of the proceedings.
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Marriegly
Helen Paualing Ismunsky Welly
Beidgepart
Percy William Way
Ton
Canada
Ché
Grace Peice Balfour
Bridgeport
Benjamin Balloury
Rank Bormunak
Marteid
Adalte
Notice of Damages Claims By Citizens in Two Streets
Charles D. Gay files with the city clerk a notice of intention to claim damages for an accident on Savoy Street in Oc id. The notice gives no details of damages. Mary A. Hawley also files a claim intention notice for damages relating to the building line on Harvard Street.
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Charles D. Gay
Savoy Street
Mary A. Hawley
Harvard Street
Mrs De Bouchet Faces Prolonged Battle in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a rising spectacle as Mrs Onezima De Bouchet, socialite of New Orleans, faces allegations prompted by Asa G. Candler and associates. Agents allegedly seek evidence to bolster charges of impropriety while lawyers say attempts to undermine her case. Supporters rally amid a wave of conflicting claims across cities including Atlanta and Memphis.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Oneumia
de Boauchel
Oreleans Society
St'y New
Greans
Candler
de Bouchke
Candlers
Asa G. Candler
Mose
Moise
Mrs. de Boucnel
Atelanta
Womer
de Bouchella
Meankine
South
Memphis
de Bouchet
George L
Adjutant Peneral
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederate Veterans
Eady
Vice President Coolidge Speech Broadcast by Radio Rally
The Hartford Courant reports a statewide plan to broadcast Vice President Calvin Coolidge’s speech via radio from Foot Guard's hall in Hartford. Senator George J. McLean will preside as Republican committees coordinate with town chairmen to arrange radio reception through WDAK and other stations, linking to Republican HQ for details.
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Hartford
Hartford Courant
Calvin Coolidge
Foot Guard
George J. McLean
Repub 1
Courant Ahien Ion Fy Wdak
Eckart to Fight Move 70 Close Brewery Here
Assistant District Attorney George I Cohen seeks injunction to halt Eckart Brewing Co operation in Hartford. Judge Edwin S Thomas to hear the district attorney’s application with Low 17 named for the hearing as Eckart officials deny wrongdoing and contest the move.
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George I. Cohen
Hartford
Eckart Brewing Company
George Eckart
Tin Company
Edwin S .Thomas
United States District Court
Low
Pleasure Beach Hearing Delayed One Week
A Superior court hearing for Pleasure Beach, linked to Ingersoll and several companies, was moved back one week. Proceedings mention motions by Engineering Corporation, Plessure Beach operators, and Welly Tre Rubber of New Haven, with dates and officials noted in the court records.
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Ingersoll
Motions Engineering Corporation
Plessure Beach
Welly Tre Rubber Company
New Haven
Ute Cies
Superior Court
Ertek W. Pearce
Edmund
Wolfe
Stamford Woman Seeks Conservator Set Aside
Phoebe Wheeler of Stamford requests the surrogate court to set aside a conservatorship appointed Sept 8 this year. The probate court named Walter Midian of Stamford to handle her affairs, but Wheeler seeks to manage her own estate.
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Stamford
Phoebe Wheeler
Josn N Reynolds
Suvarini
Walter Midiean
Sumforg
Greenwich Merchant Dies of Paralysis
Greenwich, Oct 20. A well known local merchant died after a stroke at his office. He leaves a wife and two daughters. The deceased was familiar in racing circles and wore wide business interests. Official details and survivors listed by the press indicate a life closely tied to Greenwich commerce.
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Greenwich
Asi
McCarty
Dyn Marchint
Offiers
Nuwon
Straiding
Luis
Cireles
Jack
Momash
Unclear hazardous event at university gathering
Fragmentary report describes a clash at a university gathering with hazardous devices, injuring multiple students and involving rival groups. Details are partially garbled, but at least three students were seriously hurt and one possibly fatally.
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LOS Angular
Ger
Ube
Southern Ranch
Galivotain
Teast
Ald
Unila
Rassiine
Building Permits Issued by City Building Commissioners
Building permits were issued last night for a variety of structures including frame garages and sheds. Notable entries include 4 Howard Avenue, 107 Smith Street, 236 Laurel Avenue, 207 Knowlton Street, 41 Retund Place, and 02 Hamilton Street among others. The notices list names such as Mary E Pearson, Frank Jas, Mrs. Hate to M. Hartweil, Louis Roulaix, and John Scinto in relation to the permits.
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Cevar
Howard Avenue
Browze Hollow
Stueco
Smith Street
Laurel Avenue
Mary E. Pearsons
Clarkson
Frank Jas
Armstrong Manufacturing Ca
Grand Apa
Mirst
Cal Lutheran
North Avenue
Hate
M. Hartweil
Golden Rod Avenue
Wolmes
Retiund Place
Louis Roulaix
Hamilton Street
John
Scinto
Needey Families Apply for Coal Aid
The fuel department has received many applications for gas or coal aid for families. The first application arrived on Thursday. Only applications from very needy families will be processed through the church department under Superintendent Anna P. Short applications for con...
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Tae Tiricleg
Anna P
Mir, Thorn’ Aad
Free Saturday With a $1 Purchase Offer
A promotional notice offers a free 44 oz jar of Creme to the first sixty customers who spend one dollar or more at our Toilet Goods Station on Saturday. The event emphasizes cleansing cream as a free incentive for shoppers.
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