Gould to End Retirement as Republican District Chairman
Attorney Robert H. Gould plans a political comeback as Republican chairman in the First district, likely succeeding Edward L. Dunphy. Gould, once a leading opponent of the old party leadership, was named a delegate to the Fourth Congressional district convention. Altrea W. Burdick is expected to gain the new district chairmanship, with Bridget A. Lester likely to be named vice chairwoman.
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Robert H. Gould
Edward L. Dunphy
Trophy
Howard F. Bryant
Gould
Fourth Congressional District
Tratfield
Ould
John T. King
Albert E. Lavery
Republican Party
Altrea W. Burdick
Misa Bridget A. Lester
Fellowship Visitation Day At United Congregational Church
The United Congregational Church on State Street and Park announces Fellowship Visitation Day for next Sunday. A committee will send pairs of callers from 2:00 PM to sunset to visit parishioners who attended mornings or desire a call. The aim is to greet absentees and urge return to morning services. Committee members include Larsen T. Warner as chairman, Ethel Brown, and Rev. Forrest L. Knapp.
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United
Congregational Church
State Street
Park Arenas
Larsen T. Warner
Ethel & Brown
Forrest L. Knapp
Boy Injured After Bicycle Fall at Glass Edge
Frank Demko nine at 172 Scho feli avenue fell from a bicycle yesterday and landed on his back on glass cutting deep into the back. He was taken to Emergency hospital where Dr F M Goldys gave two stitches. He was afterwards charged.
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Frank Demko
Schofeli Avenue
Hia
Tao
F. M. Goldys
Bankrupt broker fined in Boston case
Char Yea P Dow head of bankrupt brokerage Dow and Co, failed for 6 004 000 with 2 400 unsecured creditors, sentenced in U S district court to pay 2 500 fine on 34 counts of using the mails to defraud. US Attorney said Dow survived three cancer operations. a reoperation loomed. Federal officers said Dow knew the true state of affairs and the action targeted him, not his employees.
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Boston
Char- Yea P. Dow
Dow and Co
Waa
U. S. District Court
Harold P. Williams
Dow
Mo Scion
Ant
Mexico hunts secret radio broadcasters
The Mexican government orders a U S finding apparatus to locate three secret radio broadcasting stations allegedly airing seditious propaganda. Authorities say one station may be in Michoacan another in northern Mexico and the third in Mexico City district but have not pinpointed exact locations.
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Mexico City
United States
Michoacan
Mexico
Primary vote in Stratford shows party candidates lead
In Stratford yesterday the People's General Committee endorsed slate outpaced Old Guard backed names as 148 ballots were cast. Probate judge John Emith received 90 votes, William Howard Wilcox 44, DeLaCour and Lewis 107 each for representatives, Harold Lovell 40, Emily Mohr 26, justices of the peace Andrew Buego 68 Henaghan 63 Rhoades 2 Sebring 60.
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People’s General Committee of
Stratford
Old Guard
Short Beach Association
Lst
Probate
John Emith
People's General Committee
William Howard Wilcox
R. B. DeLacour
Helen E. Lewis
People's Germal' Committee
Harold C. Lovell
Emily Wooster Mohr
Edward Rhoades
Stuart HH. Sebring
Million Dollar Insurance Agent to Speak Here Tomorrow
A Bridgeport Life Underwriters Association meeting is set for tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the Stratfield hotel breakfast room to introduce the new fall program. John William Clegg, past National Association president and executive committee chair, will present and is noted as a longtime life insurance veteran and famed “million-dollar producer.” New officers include President Richard J. Brown and vice presidents G Warren Benen and Floyd H. Crego with Secretary-Treasurer Juan James G. Callahan, and an eight-member board: Brown, Beach, Callahan, Crego, Hanley, Hansen, Grinwold, Philips, and Coville.
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Bridgeport Life Underwriters’ Association
Stratfield Hotel
John William Clegg
National Association
Tse
Philadelphia
Richard J. Brown
G. Warren Benen
Floyd H. Crego
Juan James G. Callahan
Richard H. Brown
G. Warren Beach
James G. Callahan
James L. Hanley
John A. Hansen
Frederick A. Grinwold
Theodore T. Philips
Franklin V. Coville
Truck and Grapes Stolen Near Catherine Street
A truck loaded with grapes owned by Patsy Lezre of 224 Catherine Street disappeared while the owner slept. It was found an hour later on Beers Street with no cargo, reported to police by Patrolman Denton at two o'clock yesterday morning.
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Patsy Lezre
Catherine Street
Beers Street
Denton
Fellow Workers Aide Injured Factory Man
Vincent Arpod twenty four of 813 Wordin avenue was injured yesterday when his right arm was caught in machinery. Co workers applied a tourniquet after which he was taken to St Vincent's hospital in a stable condition. In Mexico City A C Van Vollenhoven of Holland left for Washington after being named general claims commissioner umpire and praised Mexican courtesies.
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Vincent Arpod
Wordin Avenue
Cornwall Patterson Company
M Goldyn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mexico City
Rept
A.C. van Vollenhoven
Holland
Washington
Massachusetts Eyes Influenza Bellwether Winter
Boston reports that a large number of influenza and respiratory illness cases are anticipated in the coming winter. A comprehensive study by Se Herbert Lombard and Dr Carl Deering warns of possible severity similar to 1899 or 1900, urging reduced contacts and bed rest to lessen mortality. Public health officials acknowledge uncertain timing but aim to prepare local authorities with guidance.
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Boston
Maassachusetts Department of Public Health
Massachusetts
Herbert 1L. Lombard
Department
Carl R. Deering
Harvard School of Public Health
George H. Bigelow
Ths
Prohibition Economic View Sees Big Savings From Enforcement
New York September 21 AP Prohibition cut drinking by about 90 percent nationwide and enforcement could be a $1.0 billion investment says Irving Fisher professor of economics. He argues current beverage use is likely under 10 percent of pre prohibition levels and possibly under 5 percent. He calls enforcement the practical cure and questions federal estimates of 60 million gallons diverted annually. Arrests for drunkenness are falling and fewer are drawn to drinking, while referenda on enforcement are deemed nullifying and unrepresentative.
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New York
United States
Irving Fisher
Treasury
Fisher
Emory R. Buckner
Yale
Woodmen to Host Old Timers Night and Anniversary Event
The Modern Woodmen of America bP 9% Defey camp invites friends of members to an open meet on Friday night marking its twenty seventh anniversary. A joint class initiation will follow at Harmony camp in Roosevelt hall, 1984 Broad Street, with State Deputy Joseph R. Hughes and other prominent members present.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Harmony
Roosevelt Hall
Broad Street
Joseph R. Hughes
Baby Suffered Severe Mouth Injury After Fall
Constantine Moses two years old was found nearly unconscious by his mother with blood in his mouth. He was taken to Emergency hospital where Dr Goldyn advised transfer to St Vincent's hospital. The boy had apparently fallen with an object in his mouth causing a deep ragged wound.
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Constantine Moses
Goldyn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bandits Loot Store and Take Geneva Patrolman’s Gun
Police hunt four bandits who robbed a sporting goods shop in Canandaigua then held up a Geneva patrolman near the city, taking his revolver before fleeing toward Syracuse. Patrolman William Toole chased a car outside Geneva before the theft.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Canadaigua
Geneva
William Toole
Genova
Toole
Baptists Plan Joint Action Program for City Council
In Bridgeport the Baptist council held a regular meeting at the Wiret Baptist church with E H Gates of Hartford, state convention secretary, urging a definite plan. F S Waltman, council president, opened an open forum where several action plans were proposed. The promotion committee and officers will meet next Monday at 8 to discuss a council program and seek final approval. The meeting, led by M Whitman, included prayer by George Georgeftield and a reading of the inscription by Rev Daniel Trick.
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Bridgeport Baptist Council
E. HE. Gates
Hartford
Gates
F. 8. Waltman
Second Baptist Church
Wayra
M. Whitman
Daniel Trick
George
Son Skips School Then Steals Money Triggering Mother’s Hysteria
Mrs. Alice Bailey of 420 Ogden Street became hysterical after her twelve year old son Roger stole $15 and played hockey from artual, prompting an ambulance and hospital transfer to Hillside home. The boy admitted guilt and showed indifference to his mother’s distress as authorities reported ongoing truancy and misbehavior.
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San
Artual
Alice Bailey
Ogden Street
F. M. Goldys
Hillside
Roger
Bride Helene Kristof to Wed Harold Delmore at St Stephen's
Miss Helene Kristof daughter of Mrs Ella Kristof of 1660 Fairfield avenue will marry Harold Delmore son of Mrs Jessie Delmore of 24 Carrell avenue at St Stephen's church this morning. Rev Stephen Chernitsky will officiate. A wedding breakfast will follow at the bride's home and the couple will honeymoon then reside on Princeton street.
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St. Stephen's Church
Helene M. Kristof
Ella Kt
Fairfield Avenue
Harold T. Delmore
Jessie Delmore
Carrell Avenue
Stephen Chernitsky
Pantor
Joseph Clabby
Joan of Ars
Anne Krigtof
Vincent Delmore
Blessed Sacrament
Misa Krixton
Delmoore
Wolverine Motor Works
Private Turner Killed in Fall at Mitchel Field
Private Charles Turner of Auburn New York was killed at Mitchel Field when his parachute failed to open during a practice jump from an airplane at height.
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Mitchel Field
M. Y
Charles ©. Turner
Auburn
N. Y
Kelly Chosen to Secretaryship by Republicans
Edward L. Kelly a Bridgeport tax attorney and governor aide was named assistant secretary of the Republican State Central committee by State Chairman J Henry Raratack. The panel now lists three assistant secretaries Clarence G Willard and Mrs EK Frisbie as the others with Creedon office duties reduced during the gubernatorial campaign.
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Edward L. Kelly
Bridgeport
John H Trumbull
J. Henry Raratack
Republican State Central Committee
Kelly
Clarence G. Willard
New Haven
EK. W. Frisbie
Hartford
Alex W. Creedon
Ca Ty
Tadge Creedon
Olympia Macri Co formed in New Haven
The Secretary of State's office in Hartford reports the Olympia Macri Picture Co of New Haven formed with Olympia Macri and Nicholas and Fred Mack as operators. It plans to run at least one theatre, produce motion pictures, and operate an entertainment bureau with capital of 50,000 dollars and to start business with 32,000.
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Uartford
Conn
Secretary of State
Olympia Macri Picture Co
New Haven
Four Tax Delinquents Arrested In City Sweep
Police arrested four residents in a Tax Collector drive led by Troward and Challenger. Three of those taken into custody were women. Warrants named Betty Mazel, Sophia. Delia Sachs, Delia. Frank Barady, Fairfield avenue. All released on $10 bond.
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Troward & Challenger
Betty Mazel
Pembroke Street
Sophia, Santo
Karrel Avenue
Delia Sachs
Central Avenue
Frank Barady
Fairfield Avenue
East Haven Girl Weds Ex-Secretary's Son
William Loeb Jr of Oyster Bay and Ev Nagy of East Haven Conn announced their marriage on May 29 in Petersburg Minnesota. The bride teaches philosophy at Smith College and is a Connecticut College graduate holding a Yale PhD. The groom is a senior at Williams College planning to attend Harvard Law after graduation.
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Northampton
Mass
William Loeb, Jr
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ev. Nagy
George J. Nagy
East Haven
Haryarl Law School
Fom
Williimas
Mother and Son Found Dead in Massachusetts Home
In Winthrop Massachusetts on September 21 AP reports a mother identified as Mrs Bryson and her six year old son Roger Bryson were found dead from aspiration in a summer colony. A neighbor who had not seen them for weeks discovered them side by side on the floor with a small heater's cock of a heat open.
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Winthrol
Masa
Hathorn and Geyser Most Beneficial
An advertisement touts Hathorn natural sparkling laxative water from Saratoga as a gentle eliminant for indigestion and stomach health. Geyser table water is promoted to relieve acidity after meals. Sold by MacKenzie Fros at The Bridgeport Public Market and by other dealers.
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Hathorn Spring
Saratoga
MacKenzie Fros
Bridgeport
Smoke at synagogue alarms residents on High Street
Smoke poured from the Jewish synagogue at 45 High Street after a furnace fire with an open flue. Firemen found no blaze beyond the furnace and the janitor had left a hole open, triggering alarms and calls to headquarters.
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High Street
Smeanes
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Aeteene
Ab Arag Ateree Rae Ladies
Refuse Sabatinees
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