London Bishop Urges Adherence to Old Standards
Rt Rev Arthur Folery Winnington Ingram, Lord Bishop of London, urged Yale and New Haven crowds to cling to traditional morality in a lecture series. He argued that modern doubts stem from imagination gaps, not intellect, and warned that new standards threaten Christian faith. He noted universities drift from fixed moral codes and recalled his Washington visit where Roosevelt was defeated at tennis.
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New Haven
Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Yale University
Arthur Folry Winninelton-Ingram
London
Jesus Christ
Hartford
Or. B. Swiller
Trinity
Diviity
James Rowland Agell
New Yorky
President Angell
Durig
Washington
Roosevelt
Greenwich Budget Gains 46 Percent
The annual budget totals 2 175 321 75 dollars and was laid before the town meeting on November 18. The largest item is 693 491 dollars for the school committee, up one sixth from last year due to higher teacher salaries and transportation costs. Other increases include highways 550 000, health 44 000, police 4 000, fire 3 000, and interest on bonds 147 708, with most appropriations rising about one sixth from the previous year.
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Greenwich
Get
Bool
Miss Brandon Sired Horse Wins Endurance Ride
An AP despatch from Brandon Virginia dated October 16 reports misdescription of the endurance ride winner. The correct sire Miss Brandon mare won first place in the Walk N Arabian event. The horse belongs to the government and is among the 490 cattle? no. reworded for Army remount service program.
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Brandon
Associated Press
Ton
Army Remount Service
American Remount Association
Town Official Weds Wethersfield Banker in Special Ceremony
Town clerk Miss Lee of Manchester and Willan Gilbert Lyn of Wethersfield married October 16 in a Grovetivonal church ceremony. Bride listed as twenty-five, groom as twenty-one, both with local addresses.
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Wethersfield
Darie Aa
Lee Saeline Brunnt
Maneacst
Willan Gilbert Lyn
Wetherstthi
Gore A. Tuttleste
Knapp Captured After Bank Heist Tale Falls Short
Charles Knapp bond salesman is detained with his wife after a Pittsburgh Park holdup tale of a $320,000 bundle intended for Liberty bonds. Detectives doubt the account, noting inconsistencies and a later boat-hiding attempt, as searches span Pittsburgh and Fayette County.
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Knapp
Pittsburgs
Pittsburgh
Charles FR. Knasy
R. A. McCrady
Rlosrd Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company
Trant Money 2
Fayette County
John Russe
Chicago
Russe
MacCrady
Russ
Strand
Riverview Park
Hancock
Aryland
Qhin
Mississippi
Stamford Concern Wins $1000 Case in City Court
A Stamford city court jury awarded $1000 to Connecticut Plumbing Supply against Jarch Akowitz of Heidgeport after a 13 minute deliberation. The suit stemmed from a contract sublet by Akowitz to Albert Rudman who assigned the claim to the Plumbing Supply firm which supplied the materials. Akowitz’s counterclaim was rejected.
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Stamford
Connecticut Plumbing Supply Company
Jarch Kkowitz
Heidgeport
Albert Rudman
Plumbing Supply Company
Akowitz
Workmen's funds posted for bail saved by court
In Westport the town court halted forfeiture of J. T. Johnson's $150 cash bond after he faced loss of the sum to a friend who fled. Smith, charged with drunken driving and a warrant pending since October 19, failed to appear, with authorities seeking him in Connecticut and New York. Other cases include Allen Hunter fined, Watz charged with firearm possession, Abbottts accused on headlight violations, and Rachel Ackerman fined for reckless driving. Italian clergy met in Danbury with talks on politics and culture. Church supper at Saugatuck Congregational drew 125 attendees and supported missionary work.
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Tiner
Smith
Ootor UI
Connecticut
New York
Johnson
Westwort-Wilton
Smith Hhome
Cass
Tim
Allen Hunter
Joseph Watz
Roseville Road
Westport
Adams
Charles H. Dishrow
Warrflela
Wotz
Thomas Abbotts
Seaview Avenue
Bridgepock
Abbotts
Fratine
Fratino
Judceam
Rachel Ackerman
Saugatuck
Fred Ross, Jr
Sherman Street
Orange
N. J
William Ferguson
Pequonnock Street
Bridgeport
Methodist
Agatuck
Merhien
Scalera
Italy
Thaly
Fascisti Movement
A. Isgro
V. Scalice
Rowayton
S. Lopresto
Ansonia
G. Castellini
Buffalo
Daumbhter
Mr. Venturo
Waterbury
Corrado Riggio
Charceh
Mother and Daughter Scout Supper Hosted by Rotary
Fairfield county afternoon highlights a Girl Scout event with Miss Glede Schrotky of Civil Scouts national headquarters as principal speaker at the Bedfordhouse supper. Mrs B Cobb and a scout girl present the mother and daughter sides to boost scouting interest. Rotary lunch follows with a talk on business methods by J Hrer nanes of the New Haven club. 23 members attend.
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Fairfield County
G'rt
Glede Schrotky
Civil Scouts National Headquarters
Hotary Witch
B. Cobb
Oliver Styer
Girl Scouts
Bridgeport
Bedfordshouse
Rotary Club
Eilgar J. Hrernanes
New Haven
Milk politics in New York governors race heats up
Candidates clash over dairy issues as Mills challenges Smith to prove his record. Mills cites 252 of 288 milk samples below standard in Greater New York. Independent Republican Cristman ties prohibition to milk consumption, while Wadsworth opposes 18th Amendment repeal and Wagner criticizes him. Labor Secretary Davis and Navy Secretary Daniels urge voters to back Republican Congressmen.
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New York
WicHea
Smith
Congressman Mills
Mr. Milla
Syracuse
Greater New York
Franklin W. Cristman
New York City
Cristian
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Wagner
Ter
Utlea
Congress
John J. Davis
Labor
America
Wilbur
Navy
Richmond Hil
Nationalists to Move Capital from Canton to Wuchang
Hankow reports a Canton telegram stating the Kuomintang central executive committee will relocate the national government capital from Canton to Wuchang soon. Recent Cantonese military wins, including capture of Wuchang, Hanyang, and other uprisings, have extended southern control of the Yangtze valley.
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Hankow
China
Canton
Central
Kuomingteng
Cianton
Wuchang
Kuomingtang
Hanyang
Tankow
Yangtze Valley
Wiel
Orient Ivory Fabric Colorings Far East Design Details
An ad describes Orient Ivory materials with Far East inspired design and colorings. Pricing lists 6 units for 33.00 and 12 units for 53.50, with a note of items on the Fourth Floor.
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Orient Ivory
Far East
Orthophonic Victor Records showcase invites listening
New Orthophonic Victor Records highlight tone accuracy in vocal and instrumental works. Invites to drop in and hear selections including Precious, Blue Danube Waltz, Valkyrie Fire Music, Aida-O Terra Adio, Lucky Day, The Birth of the Blues, Humoresque, Jocelyn, At Dawning, Roses of Picardy, For My Sweetheart, Hi Diddle Diddle, and Where'd You Get Those Eyes performed by notable orchestras and artists.
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Paul Whiteman
Vienna Woods
Philadelphia Orchestra
Coates Symphony Orchestra
Ponselle Martinelli
The
Revellers
Humoresque
Jocelyn
Berceuse
Picardy
Sweetheart
Gen Austin
Geo. Olsen
No Title From Fragments
A fragment requests at least 48 hours advance notice, addressed to someone on the second floor.
Toiletry Sets and Perfumes on Street Floor
Advertises 3 piece celluloid sets in pearl amber or rose amber with hair brush mirror and comb priced at 5 dollars. 46 piece sets include brush mirror puff box and more for 11.50. Coty and Houbigant perfumes fluconettes 38c. Bath salts in night cap bottles 75c. Almond cream rose benzoin glycerine lotion 35c. Bobbed hair combs 15c. Tooth brushes 35c. Ivory soap guest size 5c. Street floor.
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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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the New Orthophonic
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