Opponent Admits Improvement In Proposed Charter
Judge John C. Chamberlain and R I Neithercut debated the Bridgeport B company official before the First District Republican Women’s club last night. Chamberlain defended the old charter while Neithercut urged amendments and a businesslike city government to attract industry and reduce taxes. He warned the new charter lacks clear council nomination and district guidance and favors patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chamberlain
R. I. Neithercut
Bridgeport B Company
First District
Republican Women's Club
South End
Judge Chamberlain
Weithercut
Uelon Ley
Ehansq
V. Neithercut
Ris
App
Bridgeport
Peevents
Declaration of regular quarterly dividends announced
Directors of the New York Ohio and St Louis Consolidated Nickel Plate Railroad declare a 1 1/2 percent quarterly dividend on cumulative preferred and common stock. Dividends payable January 2 1924 to stockholders of record November 15 1923. Cleveland Times notes immigration bureau remark by an early North American Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York, Ohio
St. Louis
Consolidated Niskel Plate Railroad Company
Cleveland Times
Special Meeting at Pentec Church with A J Jenkins Speaker
Special meetings will be held weekly at Pentec Church 285 Wilmot Ave with English Evangelist A J Jenkins as speaker. Everyone welcomes attendees to the sessions held every week at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Ave
A. J. Jenkins
Usury Defense in Suit Over Unpaid $1800 Note
Testimony began yesterday before Judge Haines in the Superior court in a case brought by Max J. Buechler a Fairfield avenue jeweler against Jacob Levy Julius Peigher and Johnuesko all of this city for $4500 damages on an unpaid note for 81.80 Endorsers on the note were Nicholas Moreuth and the three defendants it is understood a usury defense will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Superior Court
Max J. Buechler
Fairfield Avenue
Jacob Levy
Julius Peigher
Joh Iuesko
Nicholas Moreuth
Atwater confidences questioned over unemployment fund
Attorney Murphy accused Behrens led board of Charities of defending a 35 cent wage while committees paid 45 and 30 cents for similar labor. He urged Behrens to explain responsibility to voters and not Mayor Atwater. Dunigan highlighted school expansions under the administration and promised full support from the association for the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Behrens
Department of
Director of Public Works
Charities Department
Dtr. Murphy
Board of Charities
Murphy
Behre
Atwater
Dunigan
Sity
Cler
Francis P. Dunigan
Frank Wargo
Association
Eugene C.J. Kelly
Attorney Murphy
City Ciers
Frank L. Wilder
Wilder
First District
F. Wy. Behrens
al Burdick
Paul D’elia
Otto
Britain Accepts French Conditions In Saxony Crisis
Reports from Dresden say the Socialist parliamentary group plans a minority government to replace the ousted Social Democratic cabinet in Saxony. Democrats back a socialist cabinet with a comfortable Diet majority while Radicals resist concessions to Communists amid a looming general strike and political instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialists
Dresdgn
Saxony
Socialist Pariamentary
Welliseh
Ardlin
Gel. Il
Anys
Wari
Femtrak
Ofte
Aleus
Seaong
Agerties
Two Jobs Nothing for a Good Man Declares Burdick
Alfred W. Burdick Republican Town Chairman voiced support for holding multiple offices, saying two jobs are possible for a capable man. He noted city leaders often hold several roles in corporations and banks, citing City Clerk Dunigan’s claim that one person can serve two positions. He referenced a Board of Admission grant of $385 to address office issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Burdick
Chyler
Cork
Francis P. Dunigan
Maplewood
Burdick dL
Dunigan
Flo
Divorce Granted to Mrs Hounslea in Abusive Marriage Case
Testimony outlined years of cruelty starting in 1979 with alcohol abuse and physical beating. Mrs Hounslea described repeated assaults, dislocation of spine bones, and dire threats, including incidents involving their daughter. A $30,000 attachment on Mr Hounslea’s property highlighted the severity of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hownslea
Haines
Easton
Caroline
Loor
Lounstea
Hounslea
Advantages of democracy stressed by Lloyd George
David Lloyd George urged democracy as superior to autocracy in a Philadelphia forum address. He warned Europe faces autocratic trends but pledged American support to heal a torn continent, praising Britain France and the United States as coequal democracies and recalling liberty’s symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Philadelphia
America
Great Britain
Eiher Land
David Lloyd. George
Academy of Alask
Philadelphia Forum
Europe
Russia
Italy
Spain
Germany
Pramier
France
Britain
Welchman
City Hall
J. Hampton Moore
Indence Halls
John Hancock
Independence
George Washington
Independence “Square
Academy of Music
Independence Hall
Livya George Saird
Liberty
Hall of Independence
England
Edmund Burke
Commonwealth of Independent Nationg
Milford hotel owner fined for selling liquor
Milford Oct 30 The Telegram reports Sound View hotel manager John Millspaugh was fined 260 and costs and given a suspended jail term before Judge J D Brown Jr after police raided Walnut and Myrtle Streets. six liquor-law violators were arrested for selling without licenses as raids continued in the area. Legal note mentions federal occupancy and Bavarian political updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Johin AtilTspa
Sound View
Walnut Beard
J. D. Brown, Jr
Millspaush
Walnut
Myrtle
Millspaugh
Bonar Law dies as U K politics pause in mourning
British wartime statesman Bonar Law dies prompting a nation in mourning. Flags half-mast, Buckingham Palace expresses condolences from King and Queen. Glasgow and Helensburgh discussed as possible burial sites. Lloyd George and Swansea tributes note wartime partnership and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sykes
Buckingham Palace
Boner Law
Bonar Law
Westminster Abbey
Glasgow
Muetcr
Scotland
Lady Sykes
Helensburgh
Agnis Law
Rench Funeral Notices and Obituaries Mix
In 1923 Pred son Bertha Preneh aged 19 months funeral at the residence 228 Lindley Street Thursday November 1 1100 am interment Park Cemetery. Mw Ahston Suduenyy Whit Oct 30. on and Bone two nevills at home of her daughter Mrs Army 6 Whites Avenue. Sarah of Fonte Marston Bridgeport aged 4th years funeral in Hawley and Wilmot No 866 Lafayette Street Thursday November 1 1:00 Friends invited. Parker Edward Main street funeral from No 4 Aunt Street Wednesday Octob 20 pm interment Lakeview Cemetery. Whitney Sarah Kepeth widow of Charles Francis Whitney funeral at No Courtland Street Wednesday Out 46 pon MoeunGiin Grove met.
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Rench
Pred
Bertha Preneh
Rands
Pavinis
Lindley Street
Park Cemetery
Ahston
Suduenyy
Whit
Bone
Nefvills
Army
Whites Avenue
Sarah
Fonte Marston
Bridgeport
Hawley
Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Parker
Edwa
Hac Ei
Aun
Lakeview
Ikindy Omit
Lowers
Whitney
Sarah Kepeth
Charles Francis Whitney
Courtland Street
MoeunGiin Grove
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends
A brief card of thanks from the undersigned acknowledges appreciation for neighborhood friends and support during a difficult time. Names and affiliations mentioned include community members and a local church group as part of the tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Aichletinger
Association
Ie Nl
Bridgeport Police Dergaty
Wiliam Zepson
Shkat Pal Church
A. Scineping AR
Ole William Oviatd
William Cashyy
Democrats yield to Hallowe'en plan for no rallies
Democrats will not hold rallies tonight, opting for quiet Halloween observances. Tomorrow, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh district voters will join a combined parade with band, cars, and banners planned by Assessor Lawrence J. Sit. Additional rallies are scheduled in the Third, First, and Second districts, with Hungarians expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Dery Selendere
Lawrence J
Sit
Gtood Marrerial
Hungaruus
Community Chest Drive Brings Town Store Captains Aboard
A community drive event lists team captains from numerous local stores and companies including Fairchild and Sons, Woolworth, Huber Cream, Rockwell, American Hardware, Blue Ribbon, Chapman and Bangs, Hadhey’s, Howland’s, St. Vincent’s hospital, Surprise Store, and more. The notice highlights broad participation and promoting Baker’s Vanilla as a featured ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folowing
G. W. Fairchild and Sons
James Oshill
Huberdee Cream Company
Sherwood
Schwartz Brothers
Engel
Woolworth
Miss Johnston
Miss McGoverny
Rockwell
W. Sackett
American Hardware
M. Serene
Blue Ribbon
John Sandberg
Chapman and Bangs
Coleman
George B. Clart Company
James Tromalo
Alex Kerr
Duce Print Company
Howard Crane
Hadhey's
John Bolger
Howland's
Wallace Taylor
H. J
George Peterson
Joseph Hoffman
Mohican Market
Fred Watt
D. M. Read
Charles Downhill
Miss Ireland
Smith-Comstock Company
Edward Johnson
Joseph Johnston and Sons
Arthur W. Hierpe
Smith Murray Company
Captain McAndrews
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Tol
Miss Clark
Harry Spiro
Caesar Misch
Captain Hegan
Grant and Company
Charles Ott
West End
Joseph Koletar
Oscar Odenwald
Ambrus Czikay
Cornelius Ssengradi
Andrew Black
Joseph Feldman
Joseph Nagy
Mary C Bannon to Wed Deputy City Auditor
Miss Rosemary OBrien hosted a miscellaneos shower for Miss Maury C Bennon who will wed Deputy City Auditor Walter Ward Gorority. The Colonial Court apartments gala featured yellow chrysanthemum decor, orange and black streamers, electric pumpkin lights, vocal selections, luncheon, and many gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary O'Brien
Colonial Court
Maury C. Bennon
Walter Ward
Amon
Celia Moruimen
Josephine Morthnen
Cora Spaulding
Mirene Carroll
Misa Monje Se OL
Evelyn Egan
Gerfiddeay
Margaret Carrell
Anna Reilly
Mary Bannon
Arthur Fayrien
Thomas Max Bannon
Harold Bradley
Frank Cook
John Ryan
Ta. Geor Quisn
Hugh Driscol
Kenneth Fay
Felix Doherty
Jack Flynn
Lou Ferre
Walter Garrity
Tonight's meetings across local lodges and councils
Various groups announce gatherings this evening. Wowompom tribe meets at 1188 Main Street and the Halian Women's Council at 56 Street. Monitor Lodge and Adelphian Lodge at 164 State Adelphian and 10 Broad Street, plus Magna Onarta Lodge of Sons of St. George at 396 Stratford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowompom Tribe
J. Oo
Nm. M
Main Street
Halian Women's Council
Monitor Lodge
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
C. F
Broad Street
Magna Onarta Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Republican Rally Plans 10 Be Made at Meet Tonight
A meeting of the Republican women’s committee decides whether the rally at Hight school auditorium Saturday will target women or all Republican voters. Miss Bridget Lester, vice chair, calls the session. Rallies planned tonight in the Third and Tenth districts plus a Hungarian Civic Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Lester
Republican Town Committee
Women’s Committee
Re Politcan Gindidees
Hungarian Civic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J. Neithercut
Voters
Havi Cunberson
Burdick
Mrs. Hounslea
J. B. Stein
Fler
Hippoet
Ren
von Wailing
Stregemann
Bavaria
Frontany Service
Xon
Bambert
Ital
Livya George
Herbert H. Asquith
Philadelpila
Lloyd
Tain
Duuw
Podit
Diloyd George
Nore
Althoush
Seriony
Swansea
Wales
Ont
Baldwin
Drew Bonar Law
Charles L. Dennis
State St
Beneft
People’s Savings Bank
Mary C. Bannon
Sr Misch Sk Mein Gitdizi
GlicSinda
Dun Mill
Middle Streets
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