Republicans vow fourth Liberty loan as supreme war aim
In New York and Greenwich reports, chairman Will Hays declares the Fourth Liberty loan the Republican party’s supreme motif of thought and action, urging unity and no war-politics. The Greenwich section details James Christensen's $1,500 bail after a fatal schoolboy accident involving a contractor’s truck, with an inquest pending.
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Hays
New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
America
France
Congress
Germany
Will H., Hays
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Alliance
Arrested in Saloon Charged with Theft
Felix Maluk jailed after being arrested by Patrolman Al Keene at a saloon on 511 Lafayette Street. He is charged with stealing 32 dollars in bills from Julius Biasejewicz on South Avenue. Maluk, claiming a Railroad Avenue home, faces arraignment in City Court.
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Felix Maluk
Railroad Avenue
Efe
al. Keene
Maluk
Lafayette Street
Julius Biasejewicz
South Avenue
Used Resinol for Bad Skin Trouble
Brooklyn resident Mrs. Henri Mauer recalls six years of severe knee swelling pain and leg inflammation before relief with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She reports the knee is now well and calls the cure remarkable, noting doctors once considered amputation. All druggists sell Resinol Ointment and Soap.
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Brooklyn
Henri Mauer
Hooper Street
Country Clubs to Close Doors for Winter Season
The Black Rock Shore and Country Club voted to comply with government conservation requests by limiting coal use and opening only Wednesdays and Saturdays from October 1 to December 1, then closing for winter except Saturdays. Brooklawn, Weatogue, and Stratford clubs await board decisions as all country clubs face stricter fuel rules under the current directives. Coal deliveries are being regulated by dealers under local fuel committee oversight.
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Black Roek Shore and Country Club
Banak of Governors
Fuel Committee of
Bridgeport
Brooklawn Country Club
Board of Governors
Weatogue Country Club
Stratford
Deal- Era
T. J. Pardy
Maplewood District Invites Residents to Meet Miss Wilson
Only Maplewood District residents are invited to a neighborhood meeting at Maplewood School tonight with guest Miss Margaret Wilson. Fierce V. Gahan will open the meeting and a temporary chair will be elected. Maplewood School Orchestra performs, then a committee will draft a neighborhood association constitution. Nominations for president vice president and secretary will be received. The election will follow. Admission limited to adult citizens whose names and addresses on invitation cards will serve as registration. Invitations issued for 1,000. hall seats 460.
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Maplewood
Margaret Wilson
Fierce V. Gahan
Woman Chases Burglar Found in Stamford Home
Stamford September 25 Special Mrs Weber a wealthy Courtland avenue resident awoke at 6 am to a burglar entering via a ground floor window. The thief loaded about 25 pieces of silver into a canton flannel bag and headed toward her room before escaping through an outside window. Police hunted the area with no trace of the burglar or silver.
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Stamford
W. Toyt Weber
Courtland Avenue
Would-be Strike Leader Fined in City Court
Frank Museo of 5 Wordin avenue was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $1 plus costs after being found guilty in City court of attempting to start a strike at the wards of the Citizen Ice and Coal company in Tos avenue. Masco was arrested Tuesday.
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Frank Museo
Wordin Avenue
Citiz Ice and Coal Company
Tos ! Avenue
Masco Wis
Lues
Ae Ut
Turry Suiske
Masco
RES erence Watford STRATFORD Automobile In Louis J Peck
In Louis J Peck of 2813 Main Street a STRATFORD automobile matter is listed with reference to RES erence Watford. Contact telephone 98-2e for details about the case or incident connected to the vehicle.
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Automobile
Louis J. Peck
Room Rustling by Sneak Thieves to Be Stopped
Bridgeport police report a surge of sneak thefts in homes and stores with new cases yesterday. Victims include Curaco Cabarnero of 1458 Main Street reporting two gold watches a gold chain and a bank book with $100 missing. Mrs Sarah Shapiro at 66 Highland Avenue saw a strange woman in her building and later her pocketbook disappeared. Catherine Cubriel at 151 Jefferson Street lost $830 from a cinema trip after four youths seated behind her left during the show. Detectives believe several suspects know details of the thefts and expect arrests soon.
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Bridgeport
Curaco Cabarnero
Main Street
Fle
Welock
Polic
Sarah Shapiro
Highland Avenue
Shapiro
Catherine Cubriel
Jeferson Street
Moving Picture Theatre
Stratford
Newfield Avenue
Senate Faces Doubtful Vote on Woman Suffrage
Washington September 25 The fate of the Susan B Anthony amendment to the federal constitution hung in doubt as the Senate prepared to reconvene and consider a House resolution for submission to the states. Leaders on both sides voiced confidence, while pairing arrangements and last minute campaigning intensified the final drive.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Susan B. Anthony
Jones
New Mexico
Senate Woman Suffrage Committee
Seth
Attendance at Noon Dinner of Chamber of Commerce
Midweek luncheon at Stratfield hotel drew exactly 190 members of the Chamber of Commerce. Hamilton Wett, editor of the Independent, spoke on American soldiers in battle. Mr Holt paid tribute to the soldiers, recounting his visits to New England troops after Seicheprey, Cantigny, and other French battles.
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Stratfield
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Wett
The
Independent
Alr
Holt
France
New England
Seicheprey
Cantigny
Private Ruben Wounded at Front in World War I
Private Ruben, under 18, was severely wounded by shrapnel in the thigh while with the Second Battalion Machine Gun Company near the St Mihiel sector during World War I. He is recovering at Base Hospital 34 in Bordeaux, France, after enlisting at a local recruiting point and serving with the Ninth Infantry since September. His uncle in Bridgeport confirms the injury and recovery progress.
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Gieves
Marben
Bordeaux
Jerance
William Ruben
Maple Street
Iri- Vale
Rubens
Ruben
Regulus
Lost
Eriow
Sfort Stoerm
Syracuse
Ninth Infantry
Armnrican
St. Mihiel
Trims
Seneral
Washington
Ansonia
Imminent death hearing on Bridgeport bike crash
Coroner John J. Phelan heard details of the Yellow Mill bridge accident that injured 9 year old Thomas McGee. Charles Willis, 48 Beardsley Street, admitted both boys began crossing the bridge and were unseen until too late. Willis rushed the injured boy to Bridgeport Hospital.
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Greenwich
James Christensen
John Hansen
James R. Mead
Hansen
J. J. Phelan
Bridgeport
Charles Sprigilio
Cos Cob
Christensen
Valley Street
Sprigilio
Cos Cob School
Spragilio
Cullen
Alice Lumberg
Everett Neison Palmer
John J. Phelan
Monay
Yellow Mill Bridge
Thomas McGee
Charles Willis
Beardsley Street
Jill
Little Thomas Dickson
Seaview Avenue
Willis
Il Beys
Bey
Divinity Student Faces Draft for Oct 3 Army Call
August Gleeson, 22, a divinity student of 64 Central Avenue, Bridgeport, set for induction as a speech shrine man at Fort Steeuny on October 3. He left St Marys seminary in Baltimore and spent two years there before summer break, after graduating Bridgeport High and St Thomas seminary in Hartford. He belongs to the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on Union Avenue and is known in East End.
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Virion
August Gleeson
Central Avenue
Fort Steeuny
Bridgeport
Thomas P. Cleeson
Stephen
Thomas
Itrance
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Refusal to Waive Rights Leads to Short Jail Term
Finest Gustevsonu from Water Street faced three months in County confinement after refusing to waive his alien rights near Bank Street. He was charged with drunkenness and resisting an officer and given 80 days, then extended to three months when he refused to waive rights.
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Finest Gustevsonu
Water Street
Esterday
Lawson
Patrolman Inn
Bank Street
Spain May Aid Fight Against Bolshevik Rule
Madrid Sept 25 The Spanish government has not yet commented on President Wilson s note urging action to condemn massacres in Russia. Reliable sources say Spain is ready to assist in any effort to re establish order and stability in Russia without committing to a neutral act.
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Russia
Alfor
Spain
Madrid
Associated Press
Wilson
Wedding Hydroplane Stuns Guests at Laurel Beach
A hydroplane appeared at Laurel Beach near Lorneon at 2 PM yesterday before the wedding of Captain A. S. Booth and Miss Julia Curtis. The craft gave an exhibition to guests at Miss Curtis' home, striking tree tops by the Elsmere hotel, skimming water, displaying evolutions, then departing up the sound with a pilot and passenger aboard.
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Laurel Beach
Lorneon
A. S. Booth
Julia Curtis
Elsmere Hotel
Brandegee Fined 50 Dollars for Explosive Powder Case
William Brandegee of Sea Bright Avenue was fined 50 dollars plus costs after being arraigned in the United States District Court at New Tinven on charges stemming from possession of explosive powder near his home. The judge considered his age in imposing the penalty.
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William Brandegee
Seabright Avenue
United States District Court
New Tinven
Brandegee
Jurge
Four Minute Singers Plan by War Bureau Choirmaster
Under Alvin Bruel, St Johns Episcopal Church choirmaster, the Four Minute Singers division forms part of the War bureau. The aim is to build a large scale organization to boost patriotism and enable public appearances similar to the War bureau speakers. An Italian dispatch notes Rome on Sept 25 reporting continued allied advances against the Bulgarians near Topolchan and Monastir.
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Alvin Bruel
St. John’s Episcopal Church
War Bureau
Bruscon
Ialian
Rome
Mac Dovia
Vigorou
Topolchan
Monastir
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Hamilton Holt
Father John
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St. Mary’s Seminary
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