Milford Firm to Start Operations in Near Future
Milford Sept 24 The Proven Composition Products Company plans production soon at the former Askam Rubber plant. Delaware incorporation of 250000 dollars. Officers include Zohr J Sharp president and Leon ard Campbell vice president. New machinery and remodeling completed with hundreds of orders for electrical parts and related items.
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Milford
Alihore
Proven Composition Products Company
Askam Rubber Company
Delaware
Zohr J. Sharp
New York
Philadelphia
Leon+ard Campbell
Philadelphi
Clifford 2B
Wigon
Bridgeport
A .Debner
Watertury
Chamber of Commerce
Urm
Registration Day Observed at United Church Sermon
Registration Day was observed at the United Church with Ty pe William Horace Day preaching on Attempt Great Things and urging believers to believe for God. Following the service the church school held events in the auditorium and Mrs. her Holton gave a missionary story while L. T. Warner delivered an illustrated address on Turk. Dr. Day quoted Expect great from God and spoke on living with purpose.
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Wiliam Horace Day
Her
Holton Old
L. T. Warner
Turk
Day
Mom Ap
Four Prisoners to Be Arraigned in City Court
Four prisoners taken into police custody Saturday will be arraigned this morning in City court on minor charges. Me and Mrs. Stanley Pilot of 170 Nichola gues t were arrested at their saloon on West Street amid alleged incidents. Burt Rogers, oyster boat crew member, is in default of $100. Vincenza Chiaces, in Florida, faces an addition to a complaint. authorities will stand that various charges stem from an automobile under attachment.
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Stanley Pilot
Nichola Gurest
Anseidt
Louise Powell
Tasington Agant
Burt Rogers
Nelo
Vincuncia
J Ploria
Florida
Dine Healer Deported to South Africa Amid Controversy
In Washington the "Dine Healer" Hickson is reported in Johannesburg, with Rev. George F. Dudley denying misused funds. Dudley read an article from "The Healer" to his congregation detailing Hickson's South Africa itinerary and claimed donations funded healing missions, not personal gain, while noting minimal collections locally.
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James Washington
South Africa
Hickson
Johaonesburg
Dudley
Tuckson
Ele
Washington
China
Epiphany Churen
Hig
Newtown Visiting Nurse Association Starts Campaign
The Newtown Visiting Nurse Association begins its annual canvass for memberships this week with appointed canvassers listed by district. Activities include a Grange initiation, bank dividend news, and church youth event at Canrelational church rooms with music and refreshments.
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Newtown Visiting Nurse Association
Newtown
Visiting Nurse Association
J. L. Lasher
I Maroney
F. W. Mitchell
George Stuart, Jr
J. Blackman
aAnnie May Betts
Res Pootatuck
C 4Oor
Ant Botsford
G. Warner
Gray's Plain
HW. G. Clark
Arthur Beardsley
Ina Driswi
Economaires to Go 10 Convention by Special Transport
Delegates from Connecticut set to travel to New Orleans aboard a special train for the American Legion convention. Attending are figures from Rhode Island Massachusetts Vermont and Nova Scotia. State Commander Edward L. Kelly and Deputy Allert Whownay lead the Connecticut contingent with Harry W. Coogden post officers.
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American Legion
New Orleans
Smeecht
Rhode Island
Masaachusetts
Vermont
Navarses
Connecticut
Edward L. Kelly
De'eaite
Harry W. Coogden
Bhirlow
Connecticut group to introduce constructive resolutions
Yesterday a Connecticut group announced that several constructive resolutions would be introduced at the Lesson executive gammitles on Oct. 4. A special train named A will travel east of the Mississippi, then return by a different route, with a one day stopover in Chattanooga as guests of the city. The train departs Boston on Oct. 12 and will pick up the delegates along its route.
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Connecticut
Amoecus A
Mississippi River
Legionaires
Che ‘Snooga
Boston
Legion Degree Team Goes To Work Tonight
The local American Legion decision team will initiate several new members into Let Society Des 49 Hommes at Hart W. Congdon post No. 11 tonight. The society, formed by Legionnaires, promotes club activities. two delegates to the national convention in New Orleans next month will be elected during the business meeting.
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American Legion
Societe Des 49 Hommes
Hart W. Congdon
No. 11
Soéciety
New Oreing Naxt
Milford Scouts Honored at Plymouth Church
Milford records a Plymouth church meeting awarding five class certificates to Tracy No. 2 Scouts Scarla Tibbalis Wiley Tauduin and Cochrane. Senior Christian Endeavor outlines fall programs and pew duties for Sunday services beginning Oct 3. An ABC FM country lecture and foreign-country talk are planned. Needleware Guild barmeite distribution Oct 1. Board of Directors meets Oct 25.
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Milford
Wee
Migs Dillian
Booth
Christian Endeavor Society
Barmeite
The
Mulld
Connecticut Warehousemen Form Three Committees
Three committees to organize the Connecticut Warehousemen's association were appointed at a Motel Bond meeting in New Haven. The list includes Lawn and Legislation with W. O. Tresckow as chairman, Public Relations chaired by C. G. A. Moore, and Standards and Practices led by A. F Gapeles with Frank Z. Hans and J. Ford among members.
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Connecticut Warehousemen’s Association
Bond
New Haven
Tred Bill
Hartford
F. W. Valentine
A. P. Marsh
New Britain
W. O. Trésckow
Bridgeport
CG. A. Moore
1 & Notney
Hastford
A. F Gapeles
Frank Z. Hans
Waterbury
Dnd
Jt. Ford
Bridgepa
Stranger disrupts three church services in New York
A 29 year old man identified as Frank Peters of West 156th street was taken into custody after interrupting services in three churches in different denominations yesterday morning. Physicians believe he is suffering religious dementia and he was removed to a Hilldale home for observation. his attire suggests he may have escaped from an asylum.
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Frank Peters
West 156Th Street
New York
Hillaide
Peters
Child Burned At Lunch By Coffee Spilled
Four year old Robert Bochma of Mrabath X Y spilled coffee at East Main street friends during lunch. He burned his arm and required treatment by Dr W F O'Brien of Emergency department.
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East Main Street
Robert Bochma
Mrabath
X.Y
Enrren
Natureopathic Cure Promises Restored Health In Bridgeport
Dr Blumer of Hartford tours Bridgeport promising Natureopathic healing using Life Therapy blending various systems without drugs. He advertises free treatments and lectures at Park Theatre and private offices at 921 Broad Street, claiming rapid, permanent cures for chronic diseases through vital magnetic force and revised medical methods.
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Blumer
Hartford
Bridgeport
Park Theatre
Broad St
Bellave
Ian
Natureopathic
Dy Blumer
Satter
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