Danbury Child Drowns in Barrel of Water
Danbury reports two year old William Lockwood, son of Frederick and Allies Lockwood of Great Hills, drowned in a drain barrel while playing in the backyard at C. R. Jammin's house. He vanished as his mother visited. After hours of search, the father found him submerged in the barrel.
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Danbury
Panbury
Williarm Lockwood
Fredrick and
Allies Lockwood
Iains
Youngwood
C. R. Jamiin
Hhe
Seaside Bath House to Close Sunday at Sea ttle Park
The municipal bath house at Sea ttle park will close Sunday night after a successful season. The refreshment soda fountain remains open until September 15, learned yesterday. The bath house served more than 206,000 swimmers during the summer and dances under the Board of Re pension drew over 200,000 attendees.
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Seattle Park
Board of Repention
Petition Seeks Name Change to Moreau for Leonidas Lawson
In Superior Court yesterday Leonidas Moreau Lawson sought a change of name. His mother, now Mrs Henry B Stoddard of Fairfield, was divorced from his father who is presently in parts unknown in 1925. Lawson, who is being educated by Stoddard, requests the name change to Moreau 207 Stoddard.
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Leonidas Moreau Lawson
Lawon
Henry Btoddard
Fairfield
Stoddard
Lawson
Moreau
New Hay Fever Cure Dr Platt's Rinex Annex Prescription
A bold Cleveland Clinical Laboratories claim introduces Dr Platt's Rinex Annex Prescription for hay fever. Tested on 290 cases with 95 percent relief within 24 hours. The capsule form targets pollen toxins, promises complete relief or money back, and includes a 24 hour free trial upon written request. Available at local drugstores with a safety guarantee.
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M. G. Pilati
Clinical Laboratories
Cleveland
Dr. Jatt
Apa
Finnex
Dr. Platt
Car
Cyrus Pharmacy
Hindle Drug
Bev Drug Stores
Frank J. OsiTeisky
New Political Era Suggested As Nation Divides Into Blocs
Washington observers argue that Calvin Coolidge marks the start of a new era in U S politics as mass public unity dissolves into rival blocs. The rise of farm, labor, prohibitionist and other interest groups reshapes how citizens engage with government and how presidents must navigate competing factions. The piece surveys postwar shifts, Harding’s death, and the incoming era under Coolidge, predicting fragmented coalitions and uncertain tenure for the next president amid a transformed legislative landscape.
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Republcans
League of Nationa
Washington Observer
Washington
Congressional
Louis Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court of the United States
Brandeis
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts
Tneyve
Harding
Woodrow
Coolidge
Tavin Speciul
Ave
Tepublitar
Prohibitionis
Nina
Congress
House
Injunction Denied in Stamford Water Dispute
The Stamford Extract Manufacturing Company failed to obtain an injunction restraining the Stamford Rolling Mill Company from disposing waste into the Noroton River. Judge William M. Maltbie ruled against the motion in Superior Court yesterday. The Extract Company sought $190,000 in damages.
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Stamford Extract Manufacturing Company
Stamford Rolling Mila Company
Noroton River
William M. Maltbie
American Vice-Consul Moran Drowned in Haiti Harbor
Joseph Thomas Moran of Lee Massachusetts American vice consul in Port au Prince drowned at noon when his car slid off a narrow dock into thirty feet of water. The body was recovered. Moran had served as a Marine Corps sergeant in Santo Domingo before his assignment to the consular service.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Associated Press
Joseph Thomas Moran
Lee
Moran Secuserly
Marine Corps
Santo Donino
Woman sues for $2000 in local suit over slander
May Buddington of this city sues John Lynch in Superior court for $22,000 claiming he slandered her in public. Papers of attachment were filed in the Town court clerk's office yesterday.
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May Buddington
John Lynch
Crossman Held for District Court on Liquor Charge
Prohibition agents secured testimony from a liquor laden auto to support the holding of James B Crossman of 760 Merah Street before a United States district court. Crossman was released on a 600 bond pending further hearing as a local chemist prepared a report to be the basis of the case.
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Crossman
Sherlock Plolmes
Automobile Ag
James B. Crossman
Merah Strest
En Brangh
J. Urvery
United States Court
Basis Tor
Ross 'Iow
Cressa
Lo Sporthiz
Hylan Stricken With Pleuro pneumonia Attack
Mayor John F. Hylan, confined to bed at his son in law's summer home, has developed pleurisy and pneumonia symptoms. Dr. George F. Comstock reported the right lung affected and inflamed bronchial tubes. The condition slightly improved by morning with other doctors confident in the outcome.
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Winess
John F. Hylan
New York
George F. Comstock
Cainstark
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Stamford Company
Hylan
Parker Institute
New York City
Helen Meggi Smith
Wip
The
American Association of Advertsing Agencies
Tate
Clark
China
Thri
Rogers
Stewart
Dixauty
Lowther
Morris
Post
Bclstas Tralee
Nestle
White House
Standard Rice Company, Inc
Hie
Houston
Tex
Crowley
Bag Stottaert, Atk
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