Alterations At Y M G A Building Near Complete
The Metropolitan Y M C A in Brooklyn reports extensive alterations to the Gilbert building nearing completion. An almost new layout will greet members at winter opening with a 9:00 dinner, Board of Directors, trustees, and long-standing members in attendance. John W. Cook speaks at the festive board followed by a handball match Greenwich versus Bridgeport and a wide musical program with a boys department surprise act. Closing exercises in the main lobby at 8 45 pm will be announced by the committees.
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Y. My
Gilbert Rat
Board of Directory
John W. Cook
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Stamford Court Holds Two as Pickpockets in NYC Pair
Stamford court today held Herman Cohen aged 79 of Forsythe Street and William Gilman of Bust Street New York on $2,000 bonds for theft from a person. They were identified by Joshua Curtis of the Miami Woolen Mill who says they picked his pocket of 390 dollars aboard a train to New Haven. A prior complaint by Henry Atewood of West 12th Street led to their arrest. both have police records, police say.
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Stamford
Herman Cohen
Forsythe Street
Wilam Gilman
New York
Joshua Curtis
Miani Woolen Millg Aere
New Haven
Henry Atewood
West 12Th St
Most Beautiful Object Debate Sparks Sculpture Claims
London observers discuss beauty as ship, tree, child, and sunset. DBD S McColl of Wallace Collection argues perfect woman form endures, Epstein and Airy weigh in on beauty and art. wartime painting commissions touched on human form and industry contrasts.
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London
S. McColl
Heeper
Wallace Collecsion
Royal Institute of British Axchitects
Lts
Epstein
Miss Airy
Goverment
No State Labor Ticket In This Fall Campaign
New Haven Sept 14 There will be no Inboy ticket in the Meld this fall Patrick F O Mara president of the Connecticut Federation of Labor said today A ticket combining the Farmer Labor and Socialist parties has already been mentioned It is led by Martin P Pluncket of Wallingford Socialist
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New Haven
Inboy
Patrick F. O'Mara
Connecticut Ieveration of Labor
Labor
Saist
Martin FP. Pluncket
Wallingford
Calhoun Named Judge Advocate of State Legion
Billy C. Calhoun, president of the Board of Police Commissioners, was yesterday appointed Judge Advocate of the Connecticut American Legion. He becomes the senior legal authority for the Legion in the state and will handle major legal matters for the organization of ex-service men. State Commander Howard L. Kelly announced the selection at yesterday’s meeting as plans for the upcoming National convention in October take shape.
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Billy C. Calhoun
Board of Police Commissioners
Advocat
Department of Connecticut
American Legion
Calhoun
Legion
Bessidor
Te Trin
New Orenbs
Creditors reject Kasza settlement offer at 15p 6
A creditors meeting in the Jura bankruptcy case rejected Kasza's proposal. Alleged asset disposals included two automobiles and other items. Kasza admitted two loans amid claims of $2,242 owed to the estate.
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Kasza
Kugaas
Baik
Jura
Mary
Totes
Kaszas
Bankrup
Res Forse
Kuszus
Iyo
Kuszag
Fa Bank Rhe
Jiu
Long Hill School Reopens Space For Congestion Relief
Long Hill School Board approves reopening a room in the upper Lou Wilt building to ease crowding. The move creates a third class area between the two buildings, restoring usable space in the district. Upcoming town matters include the October 4 election and finance meetings planning for the annual town meeting. Frosts hit valleys but crops largely safe due to prior harvest.
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Tia
Lou Wilt
Long Wilt
Kegare
Daspreidery Clan
E.W. Sherman
Long Hill
Ara Aiso
Canadian Rail Shopmen to Resume Negotiations
In Montreal a shopmen's committee agreed to resume talks with the Canadian railways following assurances from the labour minister that a new board would not be created if talks fail. The committee was told it could issue a strike call if no agreement is reached within a reasonable period.
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Montrwal
Slopmen’s Committee
le Guen Street
Minister of Labor
Republicans to select state committee women
Delegates across districts name possible candidates for the State Central Committee. In the 21st District Ella G Wieck and Theo dore Steiber are mentioned. in the 22nd Keith is listed. Contested nominations await October 1. the convention meets Saturday at the County Court House to name the woman member and the State Senate candidate Philo T Dale of Newtown.
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Republicais
Conteal Corsiltae
Tipeport
Ella G. Wieck
Theodore Steiber
Wiss Har
Keith
Tdlth Peace
Zara Divimel
Minth
Tenth
Fairhets
Frave L. Wilder
W. PD
Sir Patrick
Pasquale
Oj. Buckley
Uior Howard
Challenaxer
Bath
Woman Meter
State Central Committee
Philo T. Dale
Newtown
State Senate
Ohio to Vote on Light Wine and Beer Amendment
Ohio faces a November ballot issue on a light wine and beer amendment after Secretary of State Smith ordered placement. The Association Opposed to Prohibition backed the move while legal challenges loom. Suits seek Supreme Court review as ballot certification and procedural questions unfold.
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Ohio
Associat Kio
Conslr
Lo Eupréme Sourf
Secretary of State
Smith
Mindamus
Itis Sid
United States Supreme Court
Iad Velagad Jt
Dresses of afternoon and street wear charm today
Fascinating fashions highlight new dresses in crepe de chine and crepe satin with rich tones of navy brown and black. Descriptions note box pleats over full length with overhanging panels, varied sleeves large at one end, and thematic braided girdles with colored clasps. Prices start at 25 dollars.
Women’s sport hosiery described for everyday wear
Sport hose are presented as essential wardrobe accessories beyond athletic use. Details include silk and wool mixed clockings in black and cordovan with styles and self clocks priced at 3 dollars, medium weight wool options at 2.25 dollars, and cotton Derby varieties in assorted colors.
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Sain Doer
Special suits for stout boys debut at basement front
Special suits for stout boys target ages 14 to 20 with generous cut and sturdy Norfolk style coats. Suits include two pairs of trousers to extend wear and are crafted from staunch mixtures and tweeds in light or dark shades. Prices range from $19.50 to $23, designed to resist rips at stress points.
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Rusco
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Russell Manufacturing CO
Middletown, Conn
LEGON
Edward Yb
Teal
Drating
iMimantic
Loosup
B. Payne
Lew Lon
Grigwold
Oig Lyme
Im Doz
Harv
James Kelly
Jarict
Willan J. O'Donnell
Portand
Cufford Watrous
East Hampton
George C. Lilley
South
Donald T Pecks
Haven
Justus Fennel
Ith Diswes
Phil- Suhamel
N. Grosvenordale
Webster
Sutherlind Beckth
Litchfield
Fam O'Donnell
Portland
Blue-jay
Alubr
Briggeport
Connecticut
Tiowland
Virginia
Sac
Howland Dry Goods CO
Freestone Peaches
McIntosh
Wall
Toton
Que Bie
Barnes Nursery & Orchard Co
Wallingford, Ct
Humphrey
the Gas Appliance Exchange, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
F. A. Caniwell
Mee
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