Ex Cub Reporter Entertains Lions With Famous Song
Greenwich October 28. At a Lions Club luncheon at Muller's restaurant Tad Taylor former Greenwich reporter now car dealer entertained the group with a song titled Where The Lions Come Roaring Home. He drew encores and applause from about 40 members while Lary Martin provided vaudeville style entertainment and Jules Meeth accompanied on the harmonica. Isaac M Hubbard was to speak but could not attend. Next Tuesday Timothy Crowley will give a lecture at Muller's restaurant.
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Lions Club
Joseph Millers Restaurant
Tad” ‘Taylor
Ted
Fay Aitar
Lary Martin
Jules Meeht
Hacmeonica
Isaac M Hubbard
Das
Timothy Crowley
Muller's Restaurant
Secretary Wallace Faces Slight Complications
Washington reports Secretary Wallace has slight complications from operations last week for appendectomy and gallbladder removal. White House physician said condition is not serious and he will likely remain in hospital about two weeks, longer than initially hoped.
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Wallace
Gall
Phesmvianus
Joel Thoune
White House
Wallace Probanly
Third Party Seeks Ballot Place for Special Election
Hartford October reports a party seeks a ballot spot in the U S Senate special election. Secretary of State advised the party must file a petition with sufficient signatures to gain recognition, mirroring steps used for the November regular election.
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THIRD
Hartford
Ta Torlette
United States
Luther H. Tieischmann
Hart Hartford
Secretary of State
Greenwich Favors Judge Walsh for U S Senate Seat
Judge James F Walsh a former Connecticut House speaker is on the Republican eligibles list to fill the late Senator Brandeges seat. Greenwich leaders expect his nomination and election with Governor Templeton setting December 16 for the special election. Walsh has held many state and town roles and is widely known across Connecticut.
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James F Walsh
Connecticut House
Brandegest
Greenwich
Walsh
Templeton
Junge Walsh
Connecticut
Constipation relief via Kellogg's Bran advertisement
An old promotional ad touts Kellogg's Bran as a cure for constipation, claiming it prevents many diseases and offers permanent relief when eaten daily. It recommends two tablespoons with meals, suggests using it in recipes, and promises a money back offer if not effective.
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Keelloge
Kellogg's
Newtown Parent Teacher Association Elects Officers
At Stanley school auditorium on Oct 23 the Newtown Parent Teacher Association elected officers for the coming year. Mrs F Ho McCarthy presided as president with officers including Pinel O Stoddard vice president and John A Clison treasurer. An entertainment by Kawlex school pupils and remarks by regional supervisor Ward Ireland highlighted the meeting.
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Billogiam Service
Tully
Pirent~ Tercues Association
Stanley School
F HO McCarthy
Kawlex School
Tor the Telowin
Sear
Meiarthy Presdent Pinel O ' Stoddara
W B Ciover
Fletbert Eking
Ward Tleland
Danbury
IL D Higgins
State Normal Training Schoo
Parker House
Jesse A James
H C Platt
Rev C B Carpenter
Bildpenater
Hawaiian Islands
Foreclosure suit opened against Mineral Water firm
Caroline Luippold sues for foreclosure of the Mineral Water company. An attachment of 10 000 dollars is placed on the Pembroke Street property of the firm which contains mineral wells supplying water claimed to have health benefits.
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Caroline Luippoldé
Pembroke Street
Wilton Voting List Sets Record in Town History
Wilton records its largest voting list with 807 names as registrars Clerg Ogden and William H Harrison report. A new voter total of 146 marks a further town record. Lists are with the printer for distribution soon.
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Wilton
Compensation Award To Norwalk Parents In Truck Fatality Case
The Compensation Commissioner rules for the parents of Jink Tobey in a Greenwich truck death. They receive 1750 dollars for six weeks plus 9540 dollars lump sum, with 35 dollars weekly for loss of earnings and 1600 dollars for funeral expenses.
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Selemam Service
Baward Buckingham
Jink Tobey
Greenwich
Berman and Stembers Wholesale Trus
Cuneta
Lighthouse Keeper Rescue After Boat Drifts Seaward
Samuel Weiler keeper of Faulkners Island lighthouse was unconscious after a motor boat dragged him toward the water. Assistant keeper Fuller tried to intervene as the shelter he wore became entangled in the engine flywheel, pulling him toward the boat. Rescue by Red Fiuf fue prevented a deeper drift toward the Sound entrance and the sea.
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Voronselous
Juong Island Sound
Samuel Weiler
Faulkners Island
Ught
F. Anderson
Keape
Girls' Friendly Conference Opens in Danbury Today
About 250 members of the Girls' Friendly Society gather for the thirty first annual conference in Danbury. Events include sessions at St James Episcopal Church, a parish supper, an open church service preached by Rev C G Lt Adams of New Canaan, corporate communion at 7:49 AM, and breakfast at the parish house before the conference closes Saturday afternoon.
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Selsgram Service
Girls' Friendly Society
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Danburiv Wilday
St James’ Episcopal Church
St James Y Parish House
Adame
New Canaan
Dinime
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