Poles Open Armistice Talks Amid Soviet Ultimatum
M Dombski head of the Polish peace delegation said Poland would discuss self determination and temporary boundaries while the Soviet side pressed for a ten day ultimatum. Adolph Joffe, head of the Russian delegation, noted only that Poles were willing to have the commission begin work.
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Riga
Associated Press
M. Dombski
Watea
M. Dombinski
Russia
Poland
Souméant x
Red Army
Far Jand
Adolph Joffe
Coolidge Urges Honest Debate and Charity in Politics
Governor Coolidge told the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Boston that public discourse should shed vindictiveness and rancor. He urged vigorous, candid discussion of issues, appealing to reason rather than inflaming base passions to guide political decisions.
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Boston
Mass
Coolidge
Grand Indie
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Murray Nominated for Congress in Second District
Norwich report states Thomas R. Murray of New London was unanimously nominated for Congress by the Second district Democratic convention. Avery for Senator is listed as a parallel note from Norwich. Charles S Avery of Norwich was nominated for the Senate by the 19th district Democrats.
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T. J. Murray
Congress
Norwich
Thomas R. Murray
New London
Rudd
Canaan
Malcolm D. Rudd
Salisbury
Slump in Paper Demand Signals Possible Price Cuts
New York report to the Coast Association of Paper Industry conv en tion cites a three month decline in demand. B A Franklin warns the slump will be temporary and that price cuts by unjustified manufacturers may trigger shutdowns, urging orderly adjustments and noting cast system users face transient slack.
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New York
B. A. Franklin
Coast Association of Paper Industry
Millionaire Ambrose Small Held by Kidnappers
Chicago report says detective chief Mooney believes Ambrose J. Small, famed Canadian theatrical man, is being held in the city by kidnapers after both he and his secretary John Doughty vanished last December. A $45,000 reward was offered for Doughty’s arrest.
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Chicago
Ambrose J. Small
Jaynes L. Mooney
Small
Tobn Doughty
Mooney
Doughty
Fake fruit beverages flood market says health service
Washington reports the public health service warns that fake fruit beverages have crowded the soft drink market since prohibition. Many orange drinks sold are mostly sugared carrot water flavored with orange peel and artificial color.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
New City Gym Opens Today With Fire Dept Volleyball
The new city gymnasium on Stratford avenue near Yellowill bridge opens at noon Wednesday September 23. Waterbury and Bridgeport fire departments will play a volleyball match as part of a five game series for city championship. Mayor Sendland and council member Burdick are slated to attend and the event will feature use of the new facility by the city, followed by a reception at Engine House No. 5.
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Stratford Avenue
Yellowill Bridge
Board of Recreation
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Ayor Sendland
Snoton
Amastum
al Burdick
Recreation Board
Nove_engine house
Common Pleas Court to Resume Work Today
Judge John J. Walsh will sit in a session of the common pleas court today. A large batch of cases is expected and most may be continued until the cooler term beginning next Tuesday.
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John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Judge Booth Presides Over Pleas Court Assignments
Judge Jonni R. Booth presides today as cases are assigned in the common pleas court. Listed are Joseph Reed et al. v Ss Lohen & Co, Dr Burton Ty Turney v Locomobile Co, Joseph Lang v Mrs Mear, The Bridgeport Bolled Works Co v He Poladian et al.
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Jonni R. Booth
Common Pleas ‘Court
Joseph E. Reed
Ss. Lohen& Cow.pary
Burton Ty Turney
Te Locomobile” Company
Joseph Lang
Mra Mear
the Bridgepot
Bolled Works
Company
He Poladian
Prices for assorted grocery and household items
The ad lists Federal Macaroni and Spa ghetti three packs for 25 cents, Borax Soap eight bars for 50 cents, parlor matches four boxes for 15 cents, grape juice bottle 13 for 35 cents, lime juice large bottle 60 cents.
Native Produce Prices Pack The Market News
A compact market listing shows native potatoes at 45 cents per peck and tomatoes, large head cabbage priced, green peppers at 20 cents a dozen, hot peppers 12 cents a dozen, yellow onions ten cents for three, fancy cooking apples 60 cents per peck, bunch beets and carrots five cents, crab apples a basket for 1.85, eggplant large two for 25 cents, large cauliflower 20 cents each.
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Aa Cie Rete Company
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Frisbie’s
Jacoby
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Oneida
Plate Guonvel
Main
Dombiski
New City
Judge Booth
Daiyr Velers Mans
the Electric Shop
Western Electric
the United
Cori Broad & Cannon
Sts
Barnum
America
Hayes Fish Co
Fairfield Ave
Lisle
New York State
Nena Ey
Public 7 Market and Branch
State
Bank Ster
Main St
Feirfield Ave
Broad Streets Co-operative Carfere
Kemployen
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