Hogan Likely To Be Club's Choice For Next Mayor
Alderman William E Hogan appears likely to receive endorsement from the Sixth District Democratic association at a Friday meeting following last night's organization session. William J Meade was elected president, with George Hulton as vice president Jane Neary treasurer and Mary Shaughnessy secretary. An activity committee led by R A O'Brien will steer the primary amid tensions with the district's regular party forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hogan
Sixth District Democratic Association
William J. Made
Frederick A. Meade
Hogan
Democratic
George Hulton
Jane Neary
Mary Shaughnessy
R. A. O'Brien
Owen Harrington
Thomas FH. Broderick
I., Carrang
James F. Sheehy
Reason
Democratic Party
Meade
Ancillary Admin Filed for Capozzi Estate in Rye
Probate court hears ancillary administration for Vincenzo J Capozzi who died January 29 in Rye New York. Assistant City Clerk Paul D Elia filed on behalf of Immacolata Capozzi. Hearing set for September 22. Joint will with widow Immacolata leaves all to survivor. executor named. Estate includes Bridgeport half interest on Noble Ave and Sillman St valued $5 000 to $7 000 and New York property valued about $15 000. Capozzi survived by six minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo J. Capozzi
Rye
Paul D'Elia
Immacolata Capozzi
Vincenzo
Immacolata
New York State
Bridgeport
Noble Avenue
Sillman Street
New York
D’elia. Capozzi
Trolley Manager Held for Loitering in Waterbury
Waldo M. Plaisted traffic superintendent of a Connecticut company was arrested on a loitering charge after stepping on a curb at Exchange Place and being ordered to move by Patrolman Harry Martin. He said he was about to direct supper hour trolley traffic when arrested and was to appear in City courts the next morning.
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Waterbury
Waldo M
Connecticut Company
Plaisted
Exchange Place
Harry Martin
Turks Deny Christians Depicted From Mosul
Geneva dispatch reports Turkish representatives deny British charges of Christians seized in Mosul. They say no Christians inhabit the district cited and accuse Britain of crafting a pretext to push a regional security pact among Turkey, Iraq and Persia via the League of Nations.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Mosul
Great Briain
Turkey
Irak
Persia
Local Lodges Schedule Evening Meetings Across City
A list of tonight meetings includes Italian Women's council at 66 Beach Street, Monitor lodge and Adelphian lodge on Broad Street, Sons of St. George at Stratford Avenue, Harmony council No 12, Knights of the Maccabees at Fairfield Avenue, St. Joan's lodge A I P and A M Masonic temple, Colonel Harry Cutler lodge K of P Main Street, Pioneer camp, Polar Star lodge, Mayflower council D of A, Harmony camp M W O, Star of the Sea camp A N of A Broad Street, Dorothea Stamm A A R M State Street, Janceln circle Ladies of the A R Cannon Street, Stationary Engineers 62 Cannon Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Women's Council
Beach
State Street
Janceln
Ladies of the A. R
Cannon Street
Stationary Engineers
Cannon Reek
Musical Director Resigns at Palace Theatre
Carl V. Larson violinist and Palace Theatre orchestra director since opening resigns to devote time to teaching. He led the Plage theatre orchestra and is a Beethoven trio member. Gus Meyer takes over after a year directing Poli's theatre in New Haven and recent New Lyric musical director.
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Carl V. Larson
Maplewood Avenue
Palace Theatre
Larson
Plage Theatre
Beethoven
the Palace
Gus Meyer
Poli's
New Haven
New Lyric
Coolidge Blocks Senator in Push Against Work Cabinet Turn
Washington Sept 15 The western senators push to oust Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work stalled by President Coolidge who backs Work. The White House says Work supports reclamation relief, delaying payments, and new projects only with sufficient settlers to avoid losses. The drive to confront Work may resume when lawmakers return.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Coolidge
White House
Work
Congress
Putsie
Wington
Cameron
Arizona
Obituary notices from Devon and Stratford region funerals
Obituaries record multiple funeral arrangements: Hugh Alfred Kerr died at home and was buried at Park cemetery, Bridgeport. Thomas Strich, age fifty four, will be buried at St John’s cemetery Stratford after services at St. John’s Greek Catholic church. Mrs. Sarah Smith Rand Sevens widow of William Randall dies at Shoreham and burial is Mountaine Grove. Charles H Cavell of Stamford died Sunday with service at St. John’s Episcopal Stamford and burial at Mountain Grove Bridgeport. Mrs. Mary A Williams widow of William Williams dies at Devon with service at home. details of burial at Milford cemetery. An additional note mentions Drew Pinishment, survivor details, church membership, and past business on Arcade and Bank street.
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Hugh Alfred Kerr
Kamera Avenue
Devon
George J. Smith & Sons
Park Cemetery
Bridgeport
Thomas Strich
Randay
St John’s Greek Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Stratford
Sarah Smith Rand Seenlys
William §. Randall
Shoreham
N. A. Davenport
People's Presbyterian Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Charles H Cavell
Stamford
Mary Aa. Willarris
William Dfarris
Pclock
Miford
Ken Huame
Stratfond Avenue
Susan
Marton Ht Hinaub
Chale. IV
Indhasy
Aye? Bany
St John's Episcopal Church
Insurance body inspects Milford over rate complaint
A Boston led inquiry into Milford fire insurance rate hikes concluded that deliberations were satisfactory, with a full official Boston report pending. The special committee, including local insurers and Chamber of Commerce members, probed two-year-old territory assessments amid resident complaints that improved fire fighting facilities justified no higher premiums. Caldwell from the New England Insurance Exchange led the inspection.
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Milford
Sept
John F Caldwell
New England Insurance Exchange of
Boston
Willian M. O'Hara
Board of Fire Commissioners
Chamber of Commeres
O'Hara
Insurance Exchange
Exchange
Mr. Caldwell
Optimistic Posters Set for 1925 Community Chest Drive
Clarence King and a design team unveiled a new poster plan emphasizing happiness and hope rather than need. The poster features a boy playing a harmonica with a ragged terrier, aiming to inspire generosity through positive imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence King
Community Chest
Advertising Club
Jal- Hiday
W W. Roberts
Tax Collector Announces Extended Hours For Payments
Tax Collector Howard S Challen ter said the office will open all day Saturday September 26 and until 9 p m on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday to receive the second installment of taxes due on the 1924 grand list. Taxes unpaid after October 1 incur nine percent interest. Monday receipts totaled 37376 28, second largest daily total this month, with 308450 paid so far.
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Howard S.challenter
Hebrew Orphans Receive Gifts From Club
Observing the Rosh Hashanah custom, the Kwan Loma club presented new shoes to 19 children at the Bridgeport Hebrew orphan asylum. The gifts come from proceeds of summer dances and parties held at Fort Trumbull beach cottage and Milford Town Hall.
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Bridgeport
Mwebrew ‘Orphan Asylum
Cba Club
Ihr Club
Fort Trumbel Beach
Milford
Trene Plotkin
Ortober
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Consultus
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Rence
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Capozzi
Palace
Dave
Thomas Strick
Sarah Smith Randal
Charles IW. Cavell
Ars
Mary A, HY. Harris
Tazerne
BAIRD
THE
Baird Machine Company
Glenwood
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C. W. Carlson
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Chevrolet
Overland
Maxwell
Star
Willard
Lesa Bancroft & Bradstreet, Inc
Noble
East End
Bridge
People’s Savings Bank
Main Street
Pse
Dinah Black
Dinah
Conlin CO
Hannan Supply CO
Barnum Ave
Lincoln Hardware CO
Stratford Ave
Riccio Paint CO
Lexington and
Harral Aves
Madison Hardware CO
Madison Ave
George Schweizer
Debiase & CO
Stephen Zold
Jennings Road
Fairfield
J. P. Turney & Son
State St
Norwalk
Norwalk, Conn
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