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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
4
Local entries list a Dillon’s address at 4105 Main St Bridgeport and a Hartford CT location on 08-914, along with an address in Paris at 10 Rue St Cecile and the phrase Leading Duliners.
Stratford voters head to the polls today for the first primary in 281 years with women voting for the first time. About 600 women are eligible, a number expected to double before election day October 4. The main contests include nomination for Judge of Probate with Charles H. Welles and Charles A. Peck as candidates, and a town selectman race between Mugton and James Lelly. A six-candidate field vies for four spots in town representation, including Catherine Wood Yarborough, amid expectations toward Mrs. Yarnborough’s nomination and election potential.
Captain Victor Heintz of Cherm auth will be presented at the American Legion meeting in Cleveland next week as a candidate for national commander. The boom was discussed yesterday with Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt during his eastward stop.
Two William P Kirk and company employees fainted at work yesterday. William Latton, 20, of 749 Malin street and Harry Goodheart, 82, of 189 Golden street, were treated by Dr. B J Burny and returned to work. Goodheart suffered a slight cheek laceration from the fall.
Police officials are probing statements by Henry Cousens of 221 Mountains Grove Street about Policeman Joseph Meaney during an arrest Sunday for alleged anti loitering violation. Judy Wilder in City Court yesterday continued Cousens case until investigation completes. Six candidates seek two board of education nominations in a likely contest. Town hall polls open at noon and close at sunset. About 1000 new voters were added last week and the board will meet next Saturday to admit electors for the town election October 4.
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