Coroner Warns of Fireworks Peril in Accident Finding
Coroner John J Phelan cautions stricter supervision of fireworks displays after the Norwalk death of Julius Poppsevon 123 Elavanne. An explosion during a religious commemoration caused by miniature bombs and a failing containment injured spectators. the coroner holds no criminal liability but urges enhanced safety measures and limits on high power devices.
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Julius Poppsevon
Elavanne
Norwalk
Norn
John J Phelan
Popp
Gvei
Patro Rc
Santa Meme Della Marver Society
Inquest Reveals Bombs Used in Spectacle Exhibit
Testimony at the inquest describes a show where after rockets and set pieces, 27 bombs remained as the finale. The four inch bombs were placed on the lot surface in wooden frames with fuses connected, inserted in upright galvanized cylinders and containers typical for such use.
Italian extradition case ends in release for Gautert
United States Commissioner McLaughlin discharged Giuseppe Gautert of Tortington from Hartford County Jail. Italy sought his return to serve a 21 year murder sentence for an 1912 Calitri crime. The decision rested on evidentiary discrepancies and a lack of murder element under Connecticut law. Hearings occurred September 6 and 9 in Hartford.
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Hartford
Associated Provs
United States
Charles Jo McLaughlin
Giuseppe Gautert
Tortington
Hartford County
Pendincx
Italin
Ialy
Gautert
Calitri
Avellina
Italy
Wastries
Frank B Kellogg
McLaughlin
Deunken Beach
Gauteri
Pasquale Caposella
Gauter
Connecticut
Mrs Watson Wins With Exhibit At Garden Club Show
Mrs Sam Watson of Sasro HL won the award for the most outstanding exhibit in Fairfield Garden club fall flower show held in the estate garage on Post Couch Penfield road from 2:30 to 6. Mrs Henry Sturges earned the top points in the specimen section while Mrs G Edwards led in artistic arrangement. The event drew a record crowd amid scarce chrysanthemums and featured rare colors of gladioli dahlias and other perennials. awards were announced by Mr Brock and a three-judge visitors committee.
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Fairfield
Sam Watson
Sasro HL
Fairfield Garden Club
Deve H Warner
Penfield Road
Henry Sturges
G. Edwards
Fairfield Club
Dallas
Brock
Mallory
Johnson
Ire
Kennard
Westport
C H. Phelps
R T Vanderbilt
Flame
M. H. Hincke
Watton
Grout
TreVer Warner
Watson
Sterrett
D. H. Warner
HC. Sturges
Fairfield Garden Club Flower Show Highlights Key Winners
The Fairfield Garden Club exhibit awarded blue ribbons to Mrs G P Brett Mrs Charles Homer Mrs Dutro Plumb and others for artistic arrangements and plant displays. Special classes recognized children and numerous gardeners and organizers including Mrs DeVere Warner and Mrs H Rennell with officers and committees listed. One feature noted was extensive use of wild flowers in artistic arrangements.
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G. P. Brett
Charles Homer
Dutro Plumb
John DeWitt
I. DeVer Warner
D. H. Warner
H. C. Sturges
Vanderbilt
Brett
Miss Frame
Middlebrook
R. R. Selleck
George Edwards
Stevenson
May
Cameron Clark
B. DB
Pierce, Jr
Watson
Choate
G. Q. May
C E. Sturges
H. B. Stoddard
DeWitt
Arthur Marsh
G. C. Edwards
Kate Rennell
Daphne Richardeson
Frances Stevenson
John Taylor Arma
Henry H. Rennell
David
Day
Charles
B. Homer
Clarence B. Sturges
Wilmo
F. Wheeler
David Fleming
B. W. Ainsworth
Arthur M. Mersh
Virginia Perry
Frederick Wells
Hugh Wharton
Virgilis Perry
Ernest Truslow
H Hinckley
Gira
John R. Reyburn
H. B Soci
Alfred Verry
Gardner Millett
Fairfield Garden Club
Robert Shackleton
John R. Rey
Henry H Rennell
LL Riker
Virginia
Esther D. Waterman
Joseph Wickham Roe
Katherine A. Wilcox
J. W. Roe
Annie B. Jennings
Thomas Laskor
Henry Rennell
John FR. Reyburn
Rhoda Sharps
Ernest Trustow
Billboard
DUMMY COP INVENTOR DIES IN ROCHESTER
Joseph I M Quigley 69 Rochester police chief died here after illness since last Christmas He led the International Association of Police Chiefs and served as a charities and corrections commissioner He originated the silent policeman traffic control device
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Rochester
Josephi M. Quigley
Higby
International Association of Police Chiefs
Heart Troubles From Irritation and Toxemia
A health column explains heart derangements from overeating and gas pressure, plus chemical causes like toxins and stimulants. It notes rheumatic fever can leave heart murmurs, warns against excess drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, and urges hygienic care and diet to prevent tachycardia and other issues.
Personal letters sought for Dr Frank McCoy advice
Readers of the Bridgeport Telegram are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy with their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope and address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Blackheads Go Quick By This Simple Method
A dubious remedy claims to dissolve blackheads in two minutes using two ounces of Chrontie powder applied with heat. The ad suggests vigorous rubbing over the affected area for instant results, urging readers to obtain the powder at a drug store.
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Blackheads
Yur
Devon Devon Carnival set for Sept 22 24 at old club house
Special correspondent Thomas Campbell returns to New York after visiting son in Ellis Street. Devon Improve ment Association plans a large carnival Sept 22 23 24 at the old Devon Athletic Club house Lennox Avenue marking the 21st anniversary since 1906. Committee members and subcommittees named for tickets doors refreshments and more.
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Devon
Thomas Campbell
New York
Ellis Street
Witber Baker
Neugatuck Avenue
New London
George Moreh
Nauzeatuck Avenue
D. J. Seanart
Ityercif
Worcester
Mass
Fred Dixon
Florida
The
Devon Improvement Association Inc
Devon Athletic Club
Lennox Avenue
Bridgeport Avenue
Devon Social Clan
Roker Smith
John J. Toomley
Edward A. Palmer
Harold F. Stone
Arthur Oldroyd
F Wargo
A. H. Chamberlain
D J. Sullivan
R. F. Bettany
M. E. Harris H
F. Cotton
Hoffman
Henry Valimont
J. H Lister
Victor Kristie
J. J. Soomey
H. M. Hanks
A. Flood
F. Wargo
Former Los Angeles Millionaire Sentenced for Mail Fraud
E Lewis, an 81 year old Los Angeles financier, was sentenced to six years in federal prison and fined 18000 after conviction on mail fraud charges.
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Los Angeles
E. @ Lewis
Louis Millionaire
Too
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Health and Diet Advice
Frank M’coy
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