Hogan Likely to Be Club’s Choice for Mayor
Alderman William E. Hogan may be endorsed for mayor by the Sixth District Democratic association at a meeting Friday night following the organization meeting last night where William J. Meade was elected president. The club showed sentiment toward Hogan though no endorsement was made. An opposition primary fight is expected against district party forces. The new group named George Hulton vice president and Mary Shaughnessy treasurer with R A O’Brien chairing the activity committee. President Meade said the association formed to strengthen the Democratic party’s district efforts and provide fair play.
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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 administration filed for Capozzi estate
Probate court in Rye heard that Vincenzo J Capozzi died January 29. His widow Im macolata Capozzi and assistant city clerk Paul D Elia filed the ancillary administration. The joint will leaves all to the survivor and names the survivor as executor. Bridgeport property valued at 7000 to 5000 dollars half interest at Noble avenue and Sillman street. New York property valued at about 15000 dollars. Capozzi left six minor children. Hearing set for September 22. The will was admitted to probate in New York state drawn January 26.
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 the Connecticut company was arrested on a loitering charge after being ordered to move by a patrolman near Exchange Place. He claimed he was about to direct supper hour trolley traffic when taken to the police station.
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Waterbury
Waldo M
Connecticut Company
Plaisted
Exchange Place
Harry Martin
Turks deny Christians deported from Mosul
Geneva September 15 AP Turkish representatives at the League of Nations council denied British charges that Turkish troops captured and carried off Christians in the Mosul district. They said no Christians were in that district and accused Britain of using the charge to press for a regional security pact with Turkey Iran and Persia.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Mosul
Great Briain
Turkey
Irak
Persia
Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges and Councils
A list of tonight gatherings includes Italian Women's council at 66 Beach Street and Monitor lodge, Adelphian lodge, Sons of St. George at various addresses, Harmony council No 12, Knights of the Maccabees, St Johns lodge, Masonic temples, Pioneer camp, Star of the Sea camp, Dorothea Stamm U R M, Jancelin circle, Ladies of the AR, and Stationary Engineers venues across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Women's Council
Beachtreet
Monitor Lodge
Slate Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Magny
Uharta Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Harmony Council
O A.M. Newfield
Knights of the Maccabees
Fairfield Avenue
St. John’s Lodge
A. I
A. M
Dorothea Stamm
State Street
Janceln
Ladies of the A. R
Cannon Street
Stationary Engineers
Cannon Raet
Musical director at Palace resigns after three years
Carl V. Larson violinist and Palace theatre orchestra director resigns to devote time to teaching. He led the Plage theatre orchestra before joining the Palace, is a Beethoven trio member and prominent in musical circles. Gus Meyer succeeds him as Palace musical director, formerly of this city and Poli's theatre New Haven, recently musical director of the New Lyric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl V. Larson
Maplewood Avenue
Palace Theatre
Larson
Plage Theatre
Beethoven
the Palace
Gus Meyer
Poli's
New Haven
New Lyric
Coolidge blocks senator’s push on Work reclamation policy
Washington Sept. 15. President Coolidge expressed confidence in Interior Secretary Hubert Work amid western senators’ drive to oust him over reclamation policy. A fact finding commission urged relief delaying farmer payments, but Congress failed to act. Coolidge stressed new projects require sufficient settlers and warned against losses. Despite White House support, renewed pressure from western senators is expected upon their return to Washington.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Coolidge
White House
Work
Congress
Putsie
Wington
Cameron
Arizona
Obituary Notices for Kerr Strich Williams Cavell and Harris
Obituaries note Hugh Alfred Kerr of Devon died at home Sunday with funeral yesterday at 2:30 from George J. Smith & Sons chapel and burial in Park cemetery Bridgeport. Thomas Strich aged fifty four from 765 Maple Stratford, funeral today at 8:40 from home, Greek Catholic church at 9, burial in St John's Stratford cemetery. Mrs Sarah Smith Randall of Shoreham buried today. Rev N A Davenport to officiate at People’s Presbyterian. burial Mountain Grove. Charles H Cavell of Stamford died Sunday. service yesterday at St John’s Stamford with burial Mountain Grove Bridgeport. Mrs Mary A Harris Williams aged eighty four of Devon died Sunday. funeral today at home with burial Milford cemetery. Drew Pinishment, formerly of Stratford, survived by wife Susan and two daughters, related details given. member of St John’s Episcopal Church. had a stationery store on the Arcade near 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
Yiock
Milford Cemetery
Ken Huame
Stratfond Avenue
Susan
Marton
Hinaubt
Chale
Indhasy
Aye? Bany
St John's Episcopal Church
Insurance body inspects Milford in rate complaint
A Boston based New England Insurance exchange official and a local special committee inspected Milford over a disputed rise in fire insurance rates. Commissioner Willian M. O Hara said findings were satisfactory but withheld pending a main office report. Residents argued improved firefighting facilities warrant no rate hike.
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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 for 1925 Community Chest Drive
Clarence King joins Advertising Club as posters shift from depicting need to happiness. A happy boy playing a harmonica with a terrier will headline the placards, contrasting last year's sorrowful image. Jal Hiday, designer, and W W Roberts, movie director, attend to review the linoleum mat and publicity plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence King
Community Chest
Advertising Club
Jal- Hiday
W W. Roberts
Tax Office Extends Hours For 1924 Tax Installment
Tax Collector Howard S Challen ter announced that the office will be open all day Saturday September 26 and on Monday through Wednesday until 9 p.m. for receipt of the second installment due on the 1924 grand list. Taxes unpaid after October 1 incur 9 percent interest. Monday's receipts reached 37 761 28, the second largest day of the month, with total so far at 308 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S.challenter
Hebrew Orphans Receive Gifts From Club at Fort Trumbel
The Kwan Loma club presented new shoes to 19 children at the Bridgeport Hebrew orphan asylum during the Rosh Hashanah period. Proceeds from summer dances funded the gifts, with plans for a fall meeting at Milford Town hall to discuss weather work.
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Bridgeport
Mwebrew ‘Orphan Asylum
Cba Club
Ihr Club
Fort Trumbel Beach
Milford
Trene Plotkin
Ortober
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Palace
Dave
Thomas Strick
Sarah Smith Randal
Charles IW. Cavell
Ars
Mary A, HY. Harris
Tazerne
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THE
Baird Machine Company
Glenwood
A. Benson
C. W. Carlson
Ford
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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