Stratford Candidate Assails Secret Town Committee
Vernon S. Morehouse, running for Stratford selectman, denounces the People's General committee as secret and unaccountable. He defends independent candidacy, urges open town meetings, and criticizes dictation from hidden groups while outlining his conservative, open-government stance.
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Sion
People’s General Committee
Republican Town Committee
Peoples General
Yam
Peoples General Committee
Ohio
Ganod
Stratford
Connecticut
Vernon
Morehouse
Morris violin pupils annual recital showcases 20 pieces
Harold B Morris presented his violin panels at the fourth annual recital in the Business and Professional Women clubs rooms last night. A varied program featured 20 numbers with strong displays of reading music and rhythm by students Mary Bova Frances Peetz Hilda Roberto Vivian Nicholas Albert Baranowsky Charles Conward Willis Smith Dominic Rogonese Henry Cowdrey Olin Kenyon Willet Devine Stephen Tucker William Pasquariello Arnold Haeussler Raymond Mathews Joseph O Brien William Tanly Stanley Samuel Schwartz plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Harold B. Morris
Mary Bova
Frances Peetz
Hilda Roberto
Vivian Nicholas
Albert Baranowsky
Charles Conward
Willis Smith
Dominic Rogonese
Union Forces Woman to Apologize in $25 Fine Case
Stamford tale outlines a cloak shop worker who argued with her foreman and struck. Arbitrators from New York ordered her to apologize and fined the local tailors union $25, payable to the Red Cross Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
United Cloak Company
New York City
Tailors’ Union
Red Croes
President Coolidge to Confer With Wallace and Hoover
A Northwestern delegation told Secretary Hoover in detail today the hardships faced by central northwestern wheat growers. President Coolidge plans meetings with Secretaries Wallace and Hoover in a few days to discuss remedies for agriculture, including reviving a grain corporation without wartime powers and seeking lower freight rates on wheat products.
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Washington
Central
North West
Coolidge
Wallace
Hoover
White House
Minneapolis Federal District
Congress
United State Grain Corporation
Suit Follows Crash on Westport Wilton Road
Haward C. James of Werton sues Harold Susnitzky of Danbury in Superior court seeking 1500 damages for an August 11, 1923 collision on the Westport Wilton road caused by alleged reckless operation of the defendant’s automobile, harming James’s car.
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Haward C. James
Werton
Harold Susnitzky
Danbury
Westport and
Wilton Road
James
Gladys Dawe Showered by Sister Before Royal North Wedding
Mrs. Norman Collings hosted a surprise kitchen shower for Miss Gladys Dawe of Noble avenue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dawe, as she prepares to wed Roy North on October 18. Guests included Marjorie North and many Dawe relatives, with flowers and refreshments on hand.
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Norman Collings
Noble Avenue
Gladys Dawe
Peter Dawe
Roy North
Marjorie North
Marion
Hazel Dawe
Gertrude, Locke
Bertha Rakos
Agnes. Hart
Ellizabeth
Jane
Thomas
J. Hannan
By.Young
Roy Wood
F. Worth
J. Dawe
Fairfield Band Plans Pavilion for Concerts at Mill Plain Green
Fairfield Sept 28 Special to the Telegram large crowd enjoys the Fairfield band concert on Mill Plain Green plans call for future concerts in other town sections and an ornamental band stand funded by local wealthy patrons Director Oreste S Ziroli helmed the program with members listed across brass strings and percussion including Simon Bradley as president and O C S Dob as director
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Fairfield
Mill Plain Green
Conserta
Gariboa
Mill Plain
Oreste
Ziroli
Peter Sauer
Harold Sauer
Edward Gleason
Frank Saum
J. Facivito
G. Fulbert
Earl Fowler
J. S. Esposito
Frederick Sauer
L. Lorenzo
W. Skipper
J. Standall
Pienle
William Fallon
J. Nelson Hutchison
Edward Greenburgh
Robert Wakeman
Wilbur Pratt
Souls Guerra
Samuel Bulkeay
Edward Parker
W. Stendall
Simon Bradley
Nelson Hutchison
I Bo
Danbury Police Arrest Five More In Liquor Drive
Five more men were arrested in Danbury as part of a citywide liquor traffic cleanup aided by outside investigators. Ten arrests total in the raid will face Judge J Moss Ives. bonds ranged up to $1,000. Suspects include Joseph E Potter Philip Schmidt John Slade Vito Laveglia and Michael Novello with second offense status noted.
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Danbury
Tocal
J. Mosa Ives
Tastics
Wheeler
Ita
Moss
Joseph E. Potter
Nichols Street
Philip Schmidt
White Street Pond
John Slade
River Srrest
Vito Laveglia
Railroad Avenue
Michael Novello
Stamford
Commerce Chamber to Hear Vocational Head
Frederick T. Trinder state director of vocational education will address the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce at Stratfield Hotel on Monday October 1 at noon. The discussion will revisit financing for manual training through the trade school and the potential to eliminate costs for mats tools and instruction now doubled under the current system. Members will present views and Trinder will receive suggestions on the subject.
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Frederick T. Trinder
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield Hotel
Trinder
E W Harral's Life Mentioned in Rector Sermon
Funeral for Edward Wright Harral will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from 1238 Harrison Street. Rev Stephen Fish Sherman rector of St John s Episcopal church will officiate at home and Mountain Grove cemetery. The rector s sermon will study Harral s life and quote Know ye not that there is a prince and a great man fallen this day in Israel.
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Edward Wright Flarral
Harrison Sireet
Stephen Fish Sherman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Harral
Mountain Grove
Sherman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cribute
Edward Wright Harral
Israel
Abandoned stolen package in police chase
A man stole a package from an American Express truck at Middle and Wall Streets, led police on a brisk pursuit through the business district, then discarded a bundle containing five women's coats valued at 150 dollars. He dropped the remaining bundle behind Read's store before escaping along Fairfield Avenue.
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Amercan Express
Middle
Wall Streets
Trafic
P. ¥. Boland
Plaza Theatre
Fairfield‘avenue
Read's
Movie Supes Poisoned On Location Near Stamford
Twenty Cosmopolitan Picture Company workers stationed near Stamford were stricken by ptomaine poisoning after eating contaminated food. Two were treated locally at Hotel Davenport and three others with more serious symptoms were sent to New York City for care. Marion Davies stars in the on location production.
Vital Statistics Births And Marriage Licenses Report
Births list includes William and Haith Fitzpatrick a son at 183 Harlem Street on September 17. Also William Coughlin Agnes at 96 Stillman Street a son September 19. William Peet and Bertha at 1601 Newfield Avenue a son September 20. Nicola Corsana Carmelina at 46 Hamilton Street a daughter September 20. William Bishop and Susan at 81 Alanson Road a son September 21. Stanley Syminsky Carrie at 12 Randall Street a son September 22. John Hanna Julian at 282 Sterling Street a daughter September ande. Marriage licenses show Tedward Nelson and Josephine Miller at Ridgefield Avenue and Arnold Esposito and Anna Arnuze at Barnum Avenue.
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William
Haith Fitzpatrick
Harlem Street
Agnes Coughlin
Stillman Street
Bertha Peet
Newfield Avenue
Nicola and
Carmelina Corsana
Hamilton Street
William and
Susan Bishop
Alanson Road
Stanley and
Carrie Syminsky
Randall Street
John and
Julian Hanna
Sterling Street
Ande
Tedward A Nelson
Ridgefield Avenue
Josephine Miller
Warren Street
Arnold Esposito
Highland F Avenue
Anna Arnuze
Barnum Avenue
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Vernon S. Morehouse
Ain Old Guard
People's General Committee
Old Guard
Paine
Lyons
Neuhoft
One Horne
Gordon
Silk H
Onyx
Navy
New York
Charlotte Haibe
le Rose
Roses
Ewes
Morris
Union
Poolidge
Westport-Wilton Road
Fairfield Band
Commerce Chamber
E. W. Harral
Neuhoff
Main ST
Coats
Normandy
Bolivias
Bryonas
Milady
Salon Justine
E. J. Miller
Park Ave
Barnum
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