Templeton Wil Head Republican Nominee Prospects
Indications point to Lieut enant Governor Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury as the likely Republican gubernatorial nominee at the New Haven convention opening tomorrow night. Other figures named include Governor Lake and Prentice, with Templeton the sole avowed candidate. Bridgeport delegates unite for Templeton on first ballot. McLean expected to be nominated without opposition. Brandages named temporary chairman to open the convention.
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Charles A. Templeton
Waterbury
New Haven
Governor Lake
Prentice
John H- Wad- Dams
Torrington
Robning
Stoeckel
Harvey P. Bisgell
Templeton
King Bealy-Wiman
Roraback
Lake
Bridgeport
Tempeton
Elso
Assistant Pastor Departs as Banquet Plans Discuss Winter Work
The Senior Girls of the United Church host a 6:30 PM banquet to outline winter programs including study hour topics, recreational and service plans for weeknights. Committee includes Helen Pack Grace Nolan Florence Schultz and White Mendron. Edward C Cowles, assistant waste and director of the Young People's work, will leave for Dwight Place church in New Haven after a farewell gathering Wednesday night.
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United Chirch
Christian Endeavor Society
Helen Pack
Grace Nolan
Fiorence Schultz
Whiten
Mendron
Edward C. Cowles
Mr. Cowles
Dwight Place
New Hay
He United Church
Hartford Theological Seminary
New Store Will Dispense Banquets and Balls
Kate Sproul becomes Social Director at the Ambassador Hotel New York introducing a concept to revive old fashioned hospitality. She will operate a shop selling balls luncheons teas and banquets with minimal effort by guests. She aims to deliver complete events from décor to catering and music, tailored to each client.
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Kate Sproul
Social Directa
Ambassador Hotel
New York
Miss Sprout
World needs confidence and faith to return to normal
Dr. William Horace Day, pastor of United Church, urges confidence and faith in God and humanity after touring Europe. He cites widespread hardship in Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Denmark, and Britain, noting job losses, low exchange value, and weary eyes, and calls for faith to guide a recovering world.
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William Horace Day
Europe
Switzerland
United Church
Day
Germany
Dargata
France
Dr. Day
Belgium
Ypres
Teh Main Thor
Bridgeport
Tostaid
Belgius
Dry
Denmark
Fol- Tana
Britain
Jesus
Milford Polish club manager held after second raid
Milford Sept 10 John Gotezin manager of the Polish club on Gulf street was arrested at 12 o clock after police led by Chief James M. Maher raided the resort and confiscated fluids claimed to be freely dispensed. Gotezin released on 200 bond for hearing Sept 16. Cider and Italian wine barrels seized as evidence. Earlier raid led to discharge for lack of evidence.
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Milford
John Gotevin
Gulf Street
Polley
Sharre
James M. Maher
Gotezin
Iie Polis Club
Co.ored Baptist Church
J.D. Brown
Walstead
Milford hospital drive launches sixty thousand campaign
A Milford campaign to raise 60 000 for a new hospital was launched with Judge Omar W. Platt presiding. Speakers described hospital growth and need, noting daily emergency cases and a recent fatal accident highlight. Campaign director Freezel Courtenay Babber outlined community outreach while churches organize donor dinners.
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Milford
Omar W. Platt
Tudge Platt
Jer Hi
Helene Y. Putney
Freezel Courtenay Babber
Yond
TD. AK
First Congregational Church
St Peter's Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Plymouth Church
D. Hawkins
Milford Scouts Honored At Court Of Honor Meeting
Milford Sept 10 At a Milford Court of Honor meeting three Troop 1 scouts earned two badges each for firemanship scoutcraft and athletics Donald Clark received fremanship and scoutcraft Scout Lester Wolfeor and Swoithrop Smith earned similar honors Stout Donald Clark awarded fremanship and scoutcraft Also noted were upcoming executive committee and Court of Honor meetings at Plymouth church and Democratic party headquarters above River Street News reports on headquarters work and local party leaders moving in Elm City unit meeting details at Weedmont Country Club with hostesses named Several property transactions include sale of Charles B Budeen home and planned new residence for Frank Graham and family John Hinsch party trip to Niagara Falls Canada New York City had 2000 white wings
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Milford
Milford Court of Honor
Boy Scouty of America
Troon 1
Lester Wolfeor
Swinthrop Smith, Fox
Fremanship
J Athletics
Stout Donald Clark
Acoutcraft
Plymouth Church
Quality
River Street
Elm Citt
Units
Verse Smaking Society
Weedmont Country Club
Woodmont
W. Blakeslee
D. A. Blakeslee
Ferdinand ‘von Benren
Frank S. Bradley
William P. Tuttle
C. O. Smith
A. A. Kirtland
Willam A. Kirk
Fort A. Casa
But Atlx
Edward J. Teiging
Ww. V. Lawton
Loula Lawgon
Charles B. Budeen
Frank
Graham
High Street
Budge
Henry Tubbs
Beaside Avenue
Binns
Fain
John Hinsch
Main Street
Briand
William Burkett
Flats
Bush, L. L
Niaga Talle
Canada
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Tgret
Tanlac
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel A
Cantwell, Mzr
Guglielmo Marconi
Cratle
all-Ceylon Tea
Rose
Democratic Party
New ‘York City
Whittall
Congoleum
Hoover
Bissell
Glenwood
Tomcee
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
Elm Street
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