Evening Courses for Engineers to Open Monday
The Evening Engineering Institute at Northeastern University Bridgeport opens Monday offering condensed classes for engineers and shop workers. Courses include geometry algebra physics mathematics electrical engineering drafting machine design and factory administration to upgrade skills for production supervisors foremen and mechanics.
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Engimerang Institute
Northeastern University
Bridgeport Y Woa
Algeby
Ku Klux Klan to Hold Meetings in Several Cities
A Sept 28 report notes a Ku Klux Klan meeting in Bridgeport next Thursday led by an unnamed speaker who spoke tonight at a Punchinello address. The movement plans gatherings across Providence Rhode Island Stamford Wallingford and other locations with a new Stamford head to be elected soon and supporters optimistic about influence in Fairfield County.
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Slampord
Ku Klux Klan
Bridgepart
Rippowan
Atterrdea
Providence
Rhode Island
Seymour Conn
Daven
Stamford
Wallingford and
Shew Haven
League debate denounces coercion by stronger states
GENEVA Sept 28 AP A world forum debate in the League of Nations assembly condemned stronger states coercing weaker ones and urged peaceful methods to harmonize national differences. Italy faced sharp criticism as Britain reproached the league for neglecting to protect communities against tyranny. resolution calls to end slavery gain momentum with investigations planned across regions and calls for action in all forms.
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Genesa
Associated Press
Assembly of the League of Nations
Council of the League
League
Italy
Geneva
Signo
Salindia
Gilbert Wutay
Great Britain
League For
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Case of Bridgeport Motorist Is Nolled
Willam J Heenin of Bridgeport arrested by State Policeman Leo Carroll for operating a motor with improper lights. Case nolled on payment of fines after appearance before Justice in the Town Hall.
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Willam J Heenin
Trideport
Leo Carroll
Reigh
Governors Meet With President Oct 20
Madison Sept 28 Governors will confer with President Coolidge in Washington on October 20 Miles Riley secretary of the Governors conference announced here today The County Commissioners will meet next week to decide refunds for liquor license fees paid by care owners, which become inoperative under the prohibition law.
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Madison
President Coolidge
Washington
Miles Riley
Administrator of Webster estate sues three heirs
Two actions filed in Superior Court by Henry Le of Ridgeport administrator of the estate of the late Margaret Webster name defendants Harry Webster and Lillian M Webster Willard grandchildren of the deceased. The suit claims two mofages were conveyed before her death and seeks to cancel the deed and deem the mortgage as estate property with damages sought.
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Ridgeport
Margaret Webster
Har
Webster
Lillian M Webster Willard
Websta
Martha M Webste
Hogard Webster
Karl and
Tarl Webster
Joseph
Giovanne Lucia
Kossuth Sleet
Berkshire Avenue
Harry and
War Webster
Ms Websters
Taluan M Webster Wilard
Willam
Goldie Finlay
Moningside Drive
Hawley Avenas
Morgage 18
Youth Held For Throwing Stones At Trolley Barn
Frank Tisso, 16, employed at Congress Streetcar barns of the Connecticut company, was arrested after allegedly throwing stones and breaking windows at trolley barns. A 15-year-old miner had earlier set fire to a trolley car and caused disturbances by stone throwing on multiple nights. Police reportedly caught Tisso after he hurled a stone and struck a window on the night watch.
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Frank Tisso
Congress
Connecticut Company
Cat Barhs
Tolleys
Tissa
Stolen car pursues Lyric Theatre incident on Lumber Street
Tranus Gushaver of 897 Madison Avenue reported to the Detective Bureau last night that two men broke into his automobile parked on Lumber Street while he attended the Lyric Theatre. The theft was reported as he returned from the show. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance.
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Tranus Gushaver
Madison Avenue
Lumber Street
Lyric Theatre
Monroe Coroner to rule in bus wreck death at Monroe
Coroner John J Phelan will issue a ruling next week on the fatal Monroe bus crash. Steve Hudoch, 15, died as a passenger in the wreck. Four other passengers were injured in the incident near Monroe.
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John J Phelan
Monroe
Steve Hudoch
Teachers Club Clambake At Mortar Rock
About 40 members of the Bridge x it School Men's Club, teachers and principals from city schools, journeyed to Samp Mopia Rock for the annual outing and clambake. Athletic sports, singing, and a volleyball game followed a well prepared clambake, with initiation of new members providing lighthearted fun.
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Bridgex
Samp Mopia
Hugh
Preme
John W. Young
Saundes Witham Faun
Prederick Parsons
Ksing Perkins
Republicans elect delegates to city convention
Delegates to the city convention were chosen at a meeting of the Sixth District Republican club the Independent Sixth District Republican club and the Women's Republican club of the Sixth district held last night at Madison avenue and Charles street. Delegates chosen were John F Hitepatrick James F Clark and Katherine M Risley. A candidate for alderman will be chosen at a meeting next Tuesday.
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Wee
Republican Club, Inc
Sixth District
Republican Club
Madisons Avenue
Charlea Street
John F Hitepatrick Tames F
Clark
Katherine M Risley
Dr Vavro Srobar to Speak Here Tomorrow
Dr Vavro Srobar, first secretary of the Interior of Slovakia, will address Slovak citizens in the city tomorrow at Beokol Hall. He met President Coolidge at the White House and now tours the United States delivering lectures to Slovak gatherings. A banquet at the Stratfield hotel will follow, with many Bridgeport residents invited.
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Tomorow
7 Srobar
Stovana
Beokol Hall
Sicba
President Coolidge
White House
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Stratfield Hotel
Manz
Affai
Record Number of Prisoners in Fairfield County Jails
Figures for Sheriff Simeon Pease show the county jail population up 38 percent from a year ago as liquor law violators and auto law violators rise. He cites Chief Wheeler’s move to state enforcement and notes Fairfield County jails in Danbury and Danbury city hold 118 inmates today, vs 78 last year.
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Simeon Pease
Vhe
Tstice
George W Wheele
Pease
Tairfield
Danbury
Wala
Saint Michaelmas Day Observances Across Churches
Today marks St Michael the Archangel day with various religious groups planning to observe the patron saint's anniversary, though not accompanied by major church festivities. The observances reflect local church schedules and devotional practices.
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Michael the Archangel
Executors of Sanford Estate Named Defendants in Suit
The executors Thomas A Scott and Henr W Pendleton of New London defend a Superior court action brought by Lua W Chapman of New York claiming damages of $159 006. The complaint alleges the deceased failed to carry out an agreement to convey part of poverty to the plaintiff.
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Thomas A Scott
Henr W Pendleton
New London
Saward Sanford
Mairfield
Lua W .Chapman
New York
ZR-1 Starts On Trip To St Louis Sunday
New York reports the giant navy dirigible ZR-1 will depart Lakehurst New Jersey at 8 a m Sunday for a nonstop 600 mile flight to St Louis Missouri. The airship aims to set a longer distance record and will circle over the St Louis field for an hour Monday before returning to Lakehurst Tuesday setting a new aeronautical milestone.
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New York
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
St Louis
Oaffictala Nf Aeronautical
Divorce granted Fairfield woman desertion charged
Tudga Frank D Halines yesterday granted one divorce and reserved decision in another action until affidavits are produced by the plaintiff. Nadeaz da Mianovich Sivdali of Fairfield was granted a divorce from George Sivdali of parts unknown. The husband is said to have sold a barber shop owned by his wife for 800 dollars after which he left for New York with another woman. Katherine Lee of 261 Capitol avenue said that Arthur Ward Lee deserted her in New York. They were married June 2, 1900. Decision was reserved.
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Tudga
Frank D Halines
Apri
Nadeazda Mianovich Sivdali
Fairfe
George Sivdali
New York
Katherine Lee
Capitol Avenue
Arthur ‘Ward Lee
Newlark N
New
Mass man arrested on reckless driving charge
Ben Aflen of 1137 Great Plaines Avenue Dedham Maas was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer P J O Reilly charged with reckless driving. He was released on bail of $100.
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Aflen
Great Plaine Avenues
Dedhar
Maas
Officr
P J O'Reilly
Moss
Japanese Students to Study China and China Problems
The Japanese Department of Education will send fifty students and several professors to travel in China to study Chinese problems. The plan includes granting the same privilege to women students next year and aims for equal numbers of Chinese and Japanese participants.
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Japana Department of Education
Chia
Japan
Gisu Uyie
Anj
New York Times
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