Milford G O P Rally in 3d District Tonight
In Oquepori on September 27 Republican and Democratic officials race to boost turnout before the town election. The Republicans hold a rally at Oak Grove Casino Harrison Park on Wednesday with Judge J D Brown Jr as principal speaker. Democrats plan rallies late this week with date to be announced.
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Harrison Park
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Republican Club
J. D. Brown Jr
Jitneymen Hearing Today in New Haven
The Public Utilities Commission will hold a hearing in New Haven in the aldermanic chamber this afternoon. A blanket permit application for jitneymen in the city is under review, while arguments for licenses on the Wim Street line will also be heard.
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Pubblic Utilities Commission
Aldermathc
Cormils
Sion
Wim Street
Isaughnessey Takes Over Bridgeport Evening Star
The Bridgeport Evening Star was sold at auction to William J. Shaughnessey of the Eastern Engineering and Construction Company for 11500. Mortgage debts total 21069. Auctioneer was Charles Lee of New York, brother of Receiver Henry Lee, with two bidders including Jacob Levy and Mr. Shaughnessey.
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Bridgeport Evening Star
William J. Shaughnessey
Eastern Engineering and Construction Company
Charles Lee
New York City
Henry Lee
Jacob Levy
Compo Ina
Shaughnessey
Trustee Appointed for Jeremiah Holmes Estate
At a bankruptcy hearing before a referee in bankruptcy, George B. Clark was named trustee of the Jeremiah Holmes estate. Appraisers named were William H. Moffitt, Lawrence J. Gill, and Frank H. Hannon.
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Joan Keogh
George B. Clark
Jeremiah Holmes
Strira
William H. Moffitt
Lawrence J. Gill
Frank H. Hannon
Probable cause found in assault case against George Kable
George Kable of 264 Oak Street was bound over to the Criminal Superior Court in the basin of $2,000 after arraignment in city court for a preliminary hearing on charges of assault upon Delgart Wilson with intent to kill.
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George Kable
Oak Streen
Delgart Wilson
Criminal Superior Court
Autoist fined and license revoked in city court
Alex Edman of Tunis Hill Road Fairfield charged with operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor was fined 100 dollars and deprived of his driver's license. An automobile owned by Norman Oliver of 720 Brooks Street will be held by the police until Oliver pays a 10 dollar fine for a speeding conviction.
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Tunsis Hill Road
Fairfield
Ender
Hquor
Norman Oliver
Brooks Street
Oliver
Isuphrick Steel Declares Quarterly Dividend
Pittsburg Ha Sept Directors of the Superior Steel corporation of Pittsburgh yesterday passed the regular quarterly dividends of 2 percent on the first and second preferred stocks. It was announced today.
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Superior Steel Corporation of Pittsburgh
Yester
Br. RR Brakeman Killed at Medway New London
Herbert C. Jewatt of 58 Mitchell Street Groton 37 years old freight brakeman was killed instantly on the Medway railroad when the locomotive derailed after a brake failure. He fell under following cars leaving a wife and four children.
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Herbert C. Jewatt
Mitchell Street
Groton
A&e
Whia
Mexicans urged to release Setzdd mission asset
Washington dispatch reports the state department and the American consul in Mexico are seeking the release of the Madero Institute. Al Saltido, a southern Baptist educational mission, had property seized in 1917 amid revolutions and is now run as a municipal school.
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State Department
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Mexico
Madero Institute
al Saltido
Southern Baptist Contvention
Let's Go slogan of Engine No 11 at Black Rock
A garbled notice praises Engine Company No 11 led by Lieut Bennett in Bridgeport area Black Rock. It highlights firefighters on duty at the jetty district near Fairfield Rock residents and describes their apartment house as the operational base.
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Black Rock
Bridgeport
Bennett
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Lilies of the Field review says taste shapes reception
A Park Theatre opening night review critiques Marie Doro in Lilies of the Field, noting audience expectations of shock and the play’s themes of Maisie type characters, divorce intrigue, and social mores. The piece praises Doro’s performance and the supporting company, while labeling overall judgment as matters of personal taste.
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Bernard Shaw
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Realife
Ets Trevor
Lyric Theatre Delivers Laughter In The Hot Tentot
The Lyric Theatre draws crowds with The Hot Tentot a farcical comedy of the horse and the Steeplechase. Audiences are treated to constant mirth as the authors weld wording and action to provoke laughter throughout the performance reaching peak humor.
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Lyric Theatre
Davison Seeks Health at Georgia Estate in Winter
Henry P. Davison of J P Morgan convalesces at his Long Island home after surgery and plans to recover fully this winter at his Thomasville Georgia estate. He has leased his Park Avenue residence to Marshall Field of Chicago.
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Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan and Company
Hig Long Island
Thomasville
Park Avenue
Marshal Field
Chicago
Wally Reid Picture Closes at Poli's Tonight
Wally Reid exits Poli's tonight with Much Speed, making way for Charles Ray in The Ol Swimmin Hole based on James Whitcomb Riley verse. Ray's film draws on nostalgia while Poli's showcases vaudeville and a Friday amateur show featuring J. Raymond Johnson and His Five. The continuous performances policy remains popular.
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Charlie
Poli
Wallace
Reidie
Charles Ray
Charles’ Ray
James Whitcomb Riley
Pols
J. Raymond Johnson
French Railways Electrified by 1925 Plan
Paris Sept 27 The Midi Railway Company announced 1000 miles of southern France lines will be electrified by 1924 with three large power houses delivering 186000 horsepower. Main lines use 1500 volt cables and triple rails. branches use overhead wires and lower horsepower locomotives. Passenger trains on main lines expected 56 mph. freight 30 mph, branch lines 50 mph. Extension plans aim to link the Pyrenees with the Alps and northern coal districts.
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France
Midi Railway Company
Ines
Plang
Pyrenees
Alps
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