Submarine S-48 Nearing Final Government Trials
The Lak sith S-43 submarine returned to the Lak company repair yard for final painting and overhaul before transfer to U S service. General Manager Phillip B Brill said trials ran 52 hours at full speed with success and predicted favorable engine results at the next examination before turnover at Brooklyn Navy Yard in three weeks.
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T Hic
He Sarvice
Uncle Sam
Phillip B. Brill
The
Lake Company
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Factory activity nearly back to normal in city
The week ending September 2 shows employment near normal for the city with 15,878 workers on payrolls in 21 large plants, an 8i0 percent rise over 1921 and about 62.7 percent of normal. Total hours edged down from the prior week to 770,152 with a normal weekly average of 49.1 hours.
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Norermal
Manufacturers' Association
Jannuary
Tan
San
ATA
Fall shipping schedule shifts for Bridger port to Fort Jefferson
The fall timetable from Bridger port to Fort Jefferson, Park City, starts yesterday with a daily steamer run at 7:45 a.m. from Port Jefferson and 3 p.m. from Bridgeport, planned until cold weather when a twice weekly service resumes. Freight and passenger traffic dip noted, with winter business expected to steady after September. The schooner William A. Naugler arrived with spruce lumber for Park City Lumber Co. In related notes, the schooner Abbis C. Stubbs under federal authority to Portland, Maine. Barges A. H. Olwine and Charles McNally to depart today, Olwine unloading coal at Karm Terminal, McNally fertilizer at Berkshire Fortier dock.
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Bridgerport
Fort Jeffrson Stedator
Park City
Port Jefferson
Bridgeport
Xeep Uo Sa
Abbis C. Stubbs
Portland
Nova
A. H. Olwine
Charles McNally
Olwine
Karm
Berkshire Fortiter Company
Nominations Made by Republicans at Fairfield Caucus
Fairfield Sept 11 Special Few changes were made in the ticket of the Republican party at the Town caucus held in the Town hall tonight Judge Bacon Wakeman was chairman and Joseph I Flint acted as clerk. The nominations follow Town clerk Joseph I Flint assessor G T H Bradley board of freeholders William H Gould first selectman Frederick H Burr second selectman William T Dalling town deposit fund L B Switzer town auditor Robert Hitchcock grand jurors Andrew W Gardidella William A Kinsella S E Northerop J T L Hubbard tax collector Joseph I Flint constable Fred anole Hroidarauh Thoras Murphy George Larson Arthur Bennett registrar of voters Clifford H Banxa town school committee Giraecd Perse board of finance Simon Bradley Jonathan Godfrey P L Davis
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Fairfield
Republican Party
Bacon Wakeman
Rohairman
Joseph I. Flint
Joseph I Flint
G. T H. Bradley
Board of Rollee
William H. Gould
First Selectman
Frederick H. Burr
William TI. Dalling
Town Deposit Fund
L. B.switzer
Robert Hitchcock
Andrew W. Garidella
William A. Kinsella
E. Nortehrop
J. T. L. Hubbard
Fred
Anole H Roidarauh
Thoras Murphy
George Larson
Arthur Bennett
Clifford H. Banxa
Giraecd Perse
Board of Finance
Simon Bradley
Jonathan Godfrey
P. L. Davis
Caucus in Trumbull votes nominations for town offices
In Trumbull at the Democratic caucus in Town hall Harry J. Platt presiding, more than 50 men attended to vote for town office nominees for the October 2 election. Names listed include Jory M. Schneider assessor Banford S. Beach first selectman Howard S. Beach selectman George I. Denman board of relief agent Mrs Ida T. Plumb and Mrs Susan M. Platt agents of town deposit fund R Merrill Beach auditor Russell H. Shaw tax collector Burry Beach justice of voters John T. Berger Alfred D. Gilbert Frank Reed Charles A. Shepard grand storymen Stanley Bouton William R. Parks Harold P. Crocker Henry Machalowski stables.
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Trumbull
Harry J. Platt
Democratic Town Committee
Jory M. Schneider
Banford S. Beach
First Selectman
Howard
Susan M. Platt
Town Deposit Fund
R. Merrill Beach
Russell H. Shaw
Burry. Beach
Woters
John T. Berger
Alfred D. Gilbert
Frank Reed
Charles A. Shepard
Stanley Bouton
William R. Parks
Harold P. Crocker
Henry Maechalowski
Men Read More Than Women Says Library Report
A library report from Chicago shows men outreading women in the reference room by about three to one with 1,139 men and 2,767 women using the facility last month. Nonfiction dominates interest with science and history, while religion and poetry appeal to a few. books about Russia intrigue one persistent reader.
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A. Z. Lortns
Chicago
Pater Famill J
Chingo Public Library
Mhrarian
Russia
Library
Thomas Ryan
American Derby to Be Run at Hawthorne for Rich Purse
Chicago September 11 The American Derby, the world’s richest purse race, will be run at Hawthorne in 1923 under Illinois law. An initial autumn meet opens September 30 with $100000 added money. Purse: 860000 to winner 15000 to second 5000 to third 2500 to fourth 1000 to fifth.
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Chicago
Hawthorne Race Track
Tul' Nolg Jockey Club
Waieh
Jockey Lab
Hawthorne Track
Joseph A. Murphy
Jockey Club
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Bridegport
Public Market Etal Board
Sts
California
New Orleans
Sansec
Campbell’s
Bulletin
Walter Bakers
Vicinz
Wis
Aioe
Stratford
America
Rhode Island Escallops Harbor
Fairfield Ave
Matin
Broad Streets
Barnum
Manufacturers Association
William A. Naugler
Sheep Harbor
Nova Scotia
Spruce
Park City Lumber Company
City Savings Bank
Roosevelt
Ts Road
Catrpanty
Milinois Jockey Club Alreway Ras
Tilnois
Gnn
Kentucky Racing Commmission
Axminster
Retail Board
N. Buckingham & CO
Ierat
Chamber of Gon
Chamber OF Commerce
Amer. Hardware Stores, Inc
Public Market
N. C. Buckingham
Button-Oliphant City Ice & Coal Co
Gee. B. Clark Co., Inc
Connors Clothing Co
Davey Brothers Davis & Hawley
Hawley Hardware Co
the Hindle Drug Stores
Howland Dry Goods Co
Frank Jacoby
Chembercof Conserna 4
Towe & Kohlmaier
Geo. W. Fairchild & Sons
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