Bridgeport Made Products Trade Marks Registered
Washington Sept 6 Manufacturers in airfield counties recently registered trademarks with the United States Patent Office. Locomobile Co. of Bridgeport moved to register Jr 8 as a name. The BasSh company claimed Rubid for wheel goods and Saturn as a pirate-like mark. WOS Mills of Bridgeport registered Womens Knit Underwear Lingerie with extended scroll. Y Glo Guide registered for luminous electric lighting by Bryant Electric. Wedh Brothers Danbury registered Wood for silver plated goods. Murphy Garmin of Danbury registered The Emer Zone for men's soft felt hats. Powhatan brand for carbonated beverages was registered by Powhatan Spring Water Co. Bridgeport Dai & Perhe South Norwalk registered Belmar for fresh oysters and lagoon.
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Shaughnessy to Open Florida Branch of Eastern Engineering
Wilam J Shaughnessy Jr president and general manager of Eastern Engineering and Charles F Bean Bridgeport Post city hall reporter depart Thursday for Miami to establish a Florida branch. Eastern plans to build several large apartment houses near Miami and Shaughnessy will act as operations manager while executives oversee northern business.
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Excursion steamer sinks after accident off TU front
A deranged excursion steamer Vyihgonna sank after listing while near a tree at TU front. A crew member aboard attempted to take passage from New York and jumped as the vessel lurched and sank, with reports indicating a fatal outcome.
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Newark Man Dies After Collision Fire
Reported after a collision a fire engulfed a vehicle. Marinelio of Newark was burned to death. Peter Zao Ardi, 22, also of Newark, died later from injuries.
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Obituary Notice for John and Reva Rowland Deaths
Funeral arrangements announced for John and Reva Rowland with services at St Peter Church at 8 o clock this morning. Burial at Huntington. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Whiar St George and Mrs. Frederick Longdon, two brothers Frank and Henry Rowland, and two sisters Mrs Jerome Schapell and Mrs Alexander Anions. Military service details and further memorials noted. funeral at Stephens A Bure.
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Gathering Wild Oats By Don Herold
A reflective essay on youth excess and thrift by Don Herold. The author muses on reaping what one sows in youth, practical frugality, and the clutter of modern life, from wrapping paper to sentimental keepsakes, ending with a humorous nod to memory and time.
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Labor Day Ends Social Season at New York Resorts
A long retirement from the social whirl marks Labor Day as resorts shift from bustling gatherings to town house duties. The piece details preparations, outfits, and the return procession to New York, noting weather constraints and the social code of departure. It also previews polo season events and a forthcoming horse show with notable hosts and participants.
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Dives Man's Back May Be Broken
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Norwalk incident with a man named Dives. Mentions hospital, broken back, injuries, and a rescue attempt. Includes garbled names, dates, places, and unclear actions. Overall implies a serious injury and ongoing medical care.
Two Frenchmen adrift in hydroplanes in the Mediterranean
Paris reports two French aviators Laporte and Friel missing after departing St Raphael in hydroplanes racing toward Corsica. Other entrants have returned to base. naval search with four planes and two torpedo boats hampered by heavy fog, no word by 5 p.m. from the pilots or their mechanic.
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Deaf Alumnus of Mrs Coolidge Searched at Gate
Daute Frager of Nashville now at a National Association for the Deaf convention in West Hartford visited his first teacher Miss Grace A Goodhue later Mrs Calvin Coolidge. He faced guards for concealed weapons then spoke with his former teacher using signs to show the president could understand him despite not hearing.
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Labor Leader Calls for Industrial Cooperation Across Nation
Labor President William Green urges cooperation between capital and labor in a Sunday address at St Johns the Divine in New York. Bishop Manning frames the church role, stressing fellowship and understanding amid the coal strike and urging informed church testimony against proven wrong and injustice.
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Court Upholds Waiters Tips in Denmark Case
Danish provincial court rules waiters may claim tips as part of payment for services. A restaurant owner sued four men who did not pay their bill. the waiter who served them claimed a tip of ten percent, and the court upheld the tip in full.
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Wilson Appear to Contest Postmaster Claim in Bridgeport
Charles Cheene, former Bridgeport postmaster, charges Lynn Wilson only named himself for the Bridgeport postmastership. He and Jeremiah Donovan are linked to a cited appointment, while Greene says his own bid had broad local support with 680 signatures.
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Variety of Weapons Figure in Brawl in New Raven
In New Raven a fight with a dagger a flat iron and a cane left Pasquale Guilano and Augustus Harrison injured. Guilano slashed Harrison across the face and Harrison struck Guilano with a flat iron and cane. Both men from 189 Washington Avenue are jailed. Guilano in the Sew Haven hospital and Harrison in the central lockup on breach of peace charges with $1000 bond.
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Liemburg Fair Opens in Warsaw With Treaty Context
The fair at Warsaw marks the opening of a longstanding event tied to the former Austro Hungarian region of Lembute. The celebration follows the transfer of authority to Poland under the Peace treaty, opening yesterday with ceremonies and local exhibits.
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Bottle and Knife Figure in Fight at Lane
William Mackenzie 348 Street argued with his wife leading to a fight in which he struck her with a milk bottle and jabbed with a knife. Both were treated at emergency hospital. Mackenzie jailed on assault charges. Mrs Chivalina 346 Venue reported incident. Sachodolski intoxicated and arrested for drunkenness and breach. A friend offered bail but refused. Mrs Anns Ryan aboard a houseboat at Vincent Dock fell overboard while intoxicated and was brought to the station.
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Liberia Rubber Prospects Seen by Episcopal Bishop
New York dispatch reports Rt. Walter H Oversmisas bishop of the Episcopal church, attending the general convention in New Orleans, sees Liberia as a vast undisturbed rubber storehouse. He notes education as Liberia’s great problem and suggests the potential to supply a large share of American rubber needs.
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Members propose bill to ban pistols in Congress
After a heated debate in Mexico City parliament, violence looms as Marin Perez is killed. AP reports some lawmakers push a bill to bar deputies and senators from carrying firearms during sessions to prevent shootings.
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Congress
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