Search Continues for Edward Chatlos Body in Harbor
New Haven police drag the Sound off New Haven harbor and Sperry Light for the body of Edward Chatlos twenty eight of 1127 Broad street Stratford drowned Sunday afternoon after rescuing his son Raymond who had fallen from the motor cruiser on which Chatlos his wife the son and William F Chatlos were cruising A harbor patrol boat led by Sergeant Charles Bowers has searched day and night since the tragedy Edward A Chatlos was junior member of William F Chatlos Construction Company The boat had been bought a week before the drowning Both men leaped to save the child and swam well but the father disappeared Mrs Charles and her son were treated at Grace hospital for shock.
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New Haven Harbor
Sperry Light
Edward Chatlos
Broad Street
Stratford
Raymond
Chatlos
William FP. Chatlos
Boston Avenue
Charles Bowers
Edward A. Charles
Wiliam F. Charles Construction Company
Charles
Grace Hospital
Train Derails Near Cassel. Engineer Killed in Ohio
Cambridge Ohio September 27 One man died and another was badly burned likely to die after Baltimore and Ohio train 344 derailed near Cassel. Engineer Jett Robe 65 of Newark was killed instantly fireman T A Alban 45 of Newark badly scalded. A day coach and chair car followed the baggage car derailed but did not overturn. Authorities attributed the derailment to a dropped break beam striking wide.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Associated Fress
Lato
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cassel
Jett Robe
Newark
Robe
Pyromaniac Stuffs Hydrant Then Sets Fire in South Hadley
In South Hadley Falls Massachusetts a man set fire to a building in Woodlawn after removing hydrant caps and stuffing the opening with bagging. Police suspect revenge amid recent fires in the same district tied to foreclosed mortgage cases.
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How to Reduce Varicose Veins
An old remedy touts Mooney's Emerald Oil as a germicide and treatment for varicose veins and ulcers. The ad claims two ounces will last long and promises refunds through druggists if unsatisfied, urging nightly and morning application.
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Eligible Princess Ingrid of Sweden Visits England
London Sept 27. One of the few eligible European princesses linked to the Prince of Wales, Princess Ingrid of Sweden, visits England again. The eighteen year old daughter of Sweden’s crown prince and the late Princess Margaret of Connaught is related to the British royal family though reports link her to cousin Prince Olaf of Norway.
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London
Prince of Wales
Ingrid of
Sweden
England
Crown Prince
Margaret of Consnaught
Olaf
Norway
Catholics and Protestants urged to cooperate for city welfare
St Louis Sept 27 A plea for Protestant and Catholic churches to unite for moral and social uplift was voiced at the Negro Methodist Episcopal city workers conference. Dr B D Koplteadt of Philadelphia urged the true spirit of Jesus Christ and cooperation with Catholics in cities for moral and spiritual well being. Dr W O Hughes, also of Philadelphia, spoke on a revolutionary period in church life and urged ministers to plan for human welfare beside preaching.
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Associated Press
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B.D. Kppleteadt
Philadelphia
Board of Home Mission and Church Extension
United States
Ite
Jesus Christ
W. O. Hughes
Board of Rome Missions and Church Extension
Alfred Noyes Weds Second Wife in London
London September 27 Alfred Noyes British poet and Mrs Weld Blundell of Ipswich were married at the Brompton oratory today Their engagement had been announced two weeks ago The new Mrs Noyes is the poet s second wife The first wife was the daughter of Colonel B G Daniels an American officer and died a year ago.
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London
Alfred Noyes
Town Meeting Set in Monroe for October 3
The town meeting for Monroe is warned for Monday October 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Town hall to elect officers by ballots with the business meeting at 1:30 p.m. Separate items note events at the Congregational church, visits to Wallingford Masonic home, and reopening of Birdseye Plains schoolrooms on October 3.
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Monroe
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Alfred Ane Werson
Aon
Peter Peterson
A. Neilson
Bridgeport
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Mary Wheeler
Frank Hine
Mrs. Treat
Hartford
Masonic Home
Wallingford
Mabel
Helen
Franklyn Dring
Auto overturns near Skowhegan injuring four
In Maine near Skowhegan on September 27 two couples, Mr and Mrs William Sperl and Mr and Mrs Frank Lambert of Rockaway Beach L I, had a narrow escape when Sperl’s car overturned at the foot of a long Alon the Canon road three miles from town. Sperl’s back injury and his wife’s face and wrist were cut. the others were unhurt.
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Skowhegan
Maine
Associated Press
William Sperl
Frank Lambert
Rockaway Beach
L. 1
Piles Relief Miracle Promoted by Simple Treatment
An ad promises lasting relief from piles through a dissolving healing liquid that travels from the stomach to the bowels. It claims quick, strong results for all ages, with a money back if not effective, urging readers to buy Cole P BM from druggists.
Warrants issued for 47 tardy motorists by county sheriffs
Tax collector Howard Challenger and prosecutors plan more warrants for unpaid 1926 taxes. Sheriffs Morris Hochheiser and Thomas H Clancy will seize cars or bodies if needed. List includes A Stram, Harold Stevens, J Skrzdl ewskie, Gertrude Scherer, Louis Shapiro, Julius Singer, Seatley Bros Fralnza, Fanny Sinrot, William Browe, Herbert Smith, Joan Severnak, Maurice Swanson, William Slater, Sadie Secor, William Spivak, Andrew Smith, George Schrader, Cecil Stevens, Tinry Supranowich, Louis Chain, Charles Sperry, Jacob Schneider, Joseph Sheruden, M Scheet, Dr William Southey, Lawrence Shinneman, Sam Schwab, John Smith, William Steele Co, George Stone, Sneid Behacher, FP Sproviero, George Bcheen, Waverly Scott, Henry Smith, Arthur Skinner, C Simon, W S Springford, Jacob Sinamian, George Sherwood, Dominick Sullivan, Harry Sched, Emme G Smith, Peter Simon and others.
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Morris Hochheiser
Thomas H. Clancy
Howard
Challenger
James ©. Shannon
Peru
A. Stram
Colorado Avenue
Harold G. Stevens
Benham Avenue
A, Splyack
Madison Avenue
J. Skrzdlewskie
Gertrude Scherer
Main Street
Louis Shapiro
Stratford Avenues
A Julius Singer
Tait Avenue
Seatley Bros. and
Fralnza
State Street
Fanny Sinrot
Federal Street
William B. Browe
Lincoln Avenue
Herbert Smith
Logan Street
William Slizak
Pixlee Place
Joan Severnak
Orchard Street
Maurice E. Swanson
Somers Street
William #. Slater
Austin Street
Sadie Secor
East Main Street
Wiliam Spivak
Andrew Smith
North
Washington Avenue
George Schrader
Kossuth Street
Cecil A. Stevens
Poplar Terrace
Tinry Supranowich
Lafayette Street
Louis Chain
Parrott Avenue
Chas. M. Sperry
Liberty Street
William J. Southey
Cannon Street
Lawrence Shinneman
Noble Avenue
Sam Schwab
Catherine Street
John R. Smith
Capitol Avenue
William P. Steele and Company
Tranistan Avenue
George H. Stone
Atlantic Street
Sneid and Behacher
Stratford Avenue
Sproviero
Newfield Building
George C. Bcheen
Fairvield Sven Hue
Waverly Scott
Wallace Street
Henry G. Smith
Linwood Avenue
Henry Smith
Smith Street
Arthur W. Skinner
Wood Avenue
C. Simon
Frank Street
Springford
Jacob L. Sinamian
Bunnell Street
George B. Sherwood
Carroll Avenue
Dominick and
James Sullivan
Goddard Avenue
Harry Sched
Pembroke Street
Emme G. Smith
Congress Street
Peter Simon
Barnum Avenue
Youths Arrested After Tire Found With Them
John Hovanich seventeen of 189 Church Street and Steve Orlusky eighteen of 313 Willard Street were taken into custody by police after being found with a tire leaning against a parked car on James Street. They could not explain possession and were charged with breach of the peace and held for investigation.
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James Street
John Hovanich
Church Street
Steve Orlusky
Willard Street
Pace
New Haven Drum Corps Guests of Legion at Banquet
The Lancreft Drum Corps of New Haven, CT NY champions, visited the American Legion Fife Drum and Bugle corps in the city for the sixth anniversary banquet at the Legion home on Golden Hill Street. About 40 attendees. Edward Dunn chaired the arrangements committee.
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Lancreft
New Haven
Connecticut
New York
American Legion
Golden HH Street
Edward Dunn
Mayor Begins Signing $640000 in School Pavement Park Bonds
Mayor Behrens started the work of signing the city bonds totaling 640000 for school pavement and park projects. He will sign his name 5401 times as the job progresses, marking a ceremonial step in the bond issue.
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Behrens
Greenwich Couple Who Fled, Married in Texas
Miss Daisy Miner deputy registrar and William L. Colegrove pharmacy manager who disappeared in July and resigned by mail from New York state were married on September 14 in San Antonio, Texas, according to the Associated Press. Colegrove left a wife and is believed to have secured a divorce in Mexico.
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Greenwich
Associated Press
Daisy Miner
William L. Colegrove
New York State
San Antonio
Texas
Colegrove
Mexico
Rabbi Urges Jews to Aid Park City Hospital Campaign
Rabbi David Gross urged Bridgeport Jews to back the New Park City hospital drive, now at 51,000 with $7,000 more pledged Monday. The non sectarian facility, temporarily housed in Colonel Heft home on Park Avenue, seeks funding by October 21 as volunteers plan a further report.
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Park
New Park City Hospital
Rabbi Gross
Colonel Heft
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Bridgeport
Thut
B'Nai Isreal
Henry Greenstein
Park City Hospital
Max Coheb
Greenstein
Park City
Mr. Greenstein
Stratford
Diamonds Worth 25000 Stolen From Hatton Garden Shop
Diamonds valued at 25000 were stolen in London by two men posing as buyers with a bogus recommendation letter. One claimed to be Mr Brown of Philadelphia. a second silent accomplice guarded the escape as staff paused. Scotland Yard searches for the pair described as a fortyish man with glasses and a stout man with an oval signet ring.
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London
Hatton Garden
Brown
Philadelphia
Scotland Yard
City moves to pave more streets with penetration pavement
A balance may allow paying funds to pave half a mile of streets. Mayor Behrens, City Engineer McElroy, and Arthur F. Connor discussed next steps. Parrott avenue and De Forest avenue likely to be surrendered. Third Street and Bell Street expected to be paved with penetration pavement pending council action.
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James A. McElroy
Arthur F. Connor
Segineer McElroy
Parrott Avenue
de Forest Avenue
Third Street
Bell Street
Mrs Loper of Easton Granted Divorce
Mrs Bertin E Loper of Easton was granted a decree of divorce Alimony of 25 dollars weekly and custody of her 18 year old son Verne Wheeler Loper by Judge Alfred C Baldwin in Superior Court. She testified they married in 1908 and that her husband left her for New York after June 9 1820. She said he visits Easton to see the son and helps with support though she did not specify his job.
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Bertin E. Loper
Easton
Verne Wheeler Loper
Alfred C. Baldwin
Wiliam Lewis Loper
New York City
Gunman Barrett blamed for 10 St Paul murders in confession
James Barrett, once a Chicago suspect, is named by his confessed killer as the man behind ten St Paul murders over 18 months. Art Hanson, who says Barrett killed his wife and sister with Barrett’s earlier crimes, details a spree including police and civilian deaths, and notes Barrett’s odd profits from a car finance scheme.
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Mim
Associated Press
James Barrett
Alain Gunman
Chicago
Art Vicky Hansen
Barrett
Hanson
Romaine family gets three sons in reunion bid
Benny eleven Eddie seven and Billy five are back with their parents at Long Lane Farm after a protracted custody fight sparked by concerns over care. The Romaine parents faced previous suicide attempts by the mother and a juvenile court intervention earlier this year. The two girls remain in state homes while authorities assess the family’s fitness to reclaim all five children.
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New Britain
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Eddie
Billy
Stanley Romaine
Long Lane Farm
Aix
Connecticut Humane Society
Romaine
Juvente Court of
Woman sues executor over doctor’s will claim
Therese Cooley Noble of Ossining filed a civil suit in Waterbury against Citizens and Manufacturers Bank of Waterbury as executor of Dr Myron L Cooley who died Oct 29 1926 by poison. She says from 1902 to 1910 she served as nurse and secretary and aided him later, claiming he promised to name her sole beneficiary. She seeks compensation for her services and the estate.
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Waterbury
Associated Preas
Therese Cooley Noble
Ossining
Citizens and Manufacturers' Bank
Myron L. Cooley
New Yorkvese
Cooley
Cootey
McNeil To Preside At Bridgeport Democratic Dinner
Former Senator Archibald McNeil will preside as toastmaster at Bridgeport Democrats annual dinner under the Fifth District Democratic club. Congressman Royal Weller of New York will speak. Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City is sought as a second speaker. The event marks the opening of Democratic election activity.
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Bridgeport
Democratic Club
Royal Weller
New York
Frank Hague
Jersey City
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