Trolley Wrecks Deliver Car on Westport Road
Westport reports a trolley car driven by Henry Bender of Monroe collided with a delivery car on State street near Fables building. Conductor John Chase and Motorman Charles Mo Elwes were aboard. No one was hurt. delivery car wrecked, mudguards torn, wheels damaged. Wreck moved to Bridgeport for repairs. Sheriff notes owner may pursue action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
John Chase
Charles Mo‘Elwes
Bridgeport Seamning and Cleaning Company
State Street
Bridgeport
Henry Bender
Monroe
Clark N. Kirk
Bender
Mtrest
Heard
Connecticut
Impersal Avenue
Bridgetor Repairs
Edwin Sceli
Post Road
Lewhouse
Westport Sarage
John A. Young
Lincoln Street
Stport
Tadde
al Torr
William’ Gruramen
Greens Farms
Compa Beach Life Guards
Columbia University
Local Lions Attend New London Charter Night Banquet
A delegation from the Incal Lions club led by William W. Gent Pearce V. Iga jthan Frederick C. Hi Warolds Botard and Ernest M. Butler attended the New London Lions club Charter Night banquet at the Hotel Mohican New London after traveling from Bridgeport yesterday. The charter was granted and officers were installed during the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Gent
Pearce V. iGajthan
Frederick C. Hi Warolds
BE. Botard
Ernest M. Butler
Incal Lions Club
New London Lions Club
Bridgeport
Hotel Mohican
New London
Derby men fined after assault on officer
Sept 19 Michael Smith of Derby city jailed 26 days after assault on Officer William H Steir. Aiten Chase 25 arrested with Smith, fined for breach of peace abusive language intoxication. Officer Stelr saw crowd, Smith attacked arresting officer, caused two cuts over eye. Gustave Blum, died Sunday, buried today at 202 Olivia after services at home.
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Derby
Michael Smith
Jalt
William H. Steir
Smith
Ant
Aiten Chase
Chase
Stelr
Housatonic Avenue
Star
Pourtey
Guaiare
Gustave Blum
Olivia
Officer Hurled From Motorcycle Buries at City Store Window
Officer Thomas OConor, of this city, was severely injured when he lost control of his motorcycle and was hurled into the window of Bertaar's store on Main Street. He is resting comfortably at Griffin Hospital with a favorable outlook for recovery. Burial took place at Oak Cliff cemetery.
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Oak Cliff
Thomas O’conor
Bertaar
Main Street
Griffin, Hospital
Norwich Attorney Named Senatorial Candidate
Leroy Robbins prosecuting attorney in Norwich reports nomination for the Senate by the 19th Republican district convention. delegates chose Frank Mitchell of Norwich for the state central committee under a new rule limiting committee members. Mitchell is active in child welfare and serves as a commissioner in the state department of public welfare.
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Nomawich
Lejt
Leroy Robbins
Nor Wich
Senate
Mré
Frank 4
Mitchell
Norwich
State Central Committee
Meg. Mitchel
State Department of Public Welfare
Russian swimmer fails in channel attempt at dawn
Dover Sept 1 Associated Press reports Russian swimmer Indritsano began the English Channel crossing at daybreak but abandoned the attempt at six o'clock due to unfavorable conditions. Local weather and sea state hindered the hazardous swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Gland
Associated Press
Indritsano
Vintage 1922 Fox Trots Sheet Music Catalog Summary
Catalog of 1922 Fox Trots and waltzes featuring Roy Miller, Eddie Eckins, Pout Biese, Ted Lewis, and Us Like Now Like Ferera, with selections from Ziegfeld Follies and Spice of 1922. Includes instrumentals, vocal numbers, comedies, and classical pieces by Moonlight Waltz, Garry Your Cram With a Smile, and Casals. Many 10-inch and 11-inch records priced 75 cents to $1.50, across multiple orchestras and soloists.
Ray Miller and His Orchestra on Columbia Records A-3671
Ray Miller and His Orchestra return with two fox trotts Come Along and Two Little Wooden Shoes on Columbia Records A-3671. The October release boasts improved surface noise free process and appealing tunes.
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Ray Miller
Columbia
New Columbia Records
Columbia New Process
Non explosive motor propulsion praised at Rotary lunch
Louis M. Pawlett of Pawlett & Co spoke at the Stratfield hotel lunch to Rotary Club members on automobile propulsion. He predicted future cars may be powered by a non explosive motor and possibly electricity, outlining history from De Roshas to Otto and Locomobile, and stressing dealer integrity and maintenance.
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Louis M. Pawlett
Pawlett & Co
Rotary Club
Stratfield Hotel
Pawlet
Pawlett
Raidio
Palvlete
Will
Aml
de Roshas
Otto
Pawtett
Thle Company
Loral Company
Tyne
Tripute
A. L. Riker
Lacamoblia Company
Locanoblie
Non
Locamoill
Vanderbilt
Vna
Joy Tracey
Wiscarm
Cosisna
Pychelt
Tomarry
Ana
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Westport Road
Swanee Sway
Roy Miller
Eddie Eckins
Troy
Susie
Knickerbocker Orchestra
Eddie Bling
Ferera
Romany Love
Pout Biese
Honeyman
Georgette
Fox-Trots
Ted
Lewis
Pout Specht
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Grey Morn
Flapper Wall
Fox Trots
Rank Westphal
Rainbolo Orchestra
Bayes, Comedienne
Dixieland
van and Schenk
Marion Harris
Comedienne
Dolly Kay
Frank Crumit
Jist
Old Virginia
Criterion Quartet
Old Virginia Way
Hart
Shaw
Edith Wilson
Johnny Dunn
Jazz Hounds
Elgar
Pablo Casals
Dawes
van Biene-Bomme
Eddy Brown
Prince Igor
Herald
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Jacobs-Band
Tandy Meclenzie
Thomas
Dinorah
Meyerbeer
Florence Macbeth
Ball
Jordan
Roll
Bale Quartet
Fisk “Daiiersitey Jubilee Singers
Sweet Daddy
Men Of-Music
Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone Company
New York
Louis M. Pawlet
The
Smith-Murray Co
Devoe
Witae
U.S
Levce
Devoe & Raynolds Ca
Ine
Boston - Cavage
Hubbell & Wade Co
Water Street
Barnum
Bridgeport, Conn
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