Roraback Holds Control When Women Voting
Hartford Sept 29 Col Isaac M Ullman of New Haven defeated 43 to 15 in the Republican state central committee vote over a motion to authorize the vice chair to appoint her own assistants in the campaign The result reflects support for Col Ullman among the women members after 3 women joined the 35 male members Mrs Samuel O Prentice of Hartford was elected vice chairman The meeting marked the first attendance by women on the committee and showed Chairman J Henry Roraback holding a larger majority among the women than the men Delegates from districts including Bridgeport were represented by Alex Robinson and ex Senator James R Mead Greenwich, with Bridgeport six members siding with Ullman against the rest of the committee
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Hartford
Isaac M. Ullman
New Haven
Republican ‘State Central Committee
John T. King
Alex Robinsoh
James F. Walsh
James R. Mead
Greenwich
Bridgeport
State Central
Ullyiman
Skiie
Up One Flight Bore's Clothes Shop Opens In Bridgeport
A veteran clothier pledges better value with a larger store on higher rent freedom. Bore's Clothes Shop offers a wide stock for men and young men, promising fair prices after twenty three years in the clothing market and invites patrons to visit on Saturday or later.
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Teter
Rogers Clothing Co
Main Street
Bore’s
Graces Bridgeport
Woodcock Song Highlights Spring Flight in Connecticut
Sixth in a Bridgeport Telegram series by Wilbur F. Smith explores the woodcock. The bird migrates across eastern North America, winters in gulf states, and performs a spring woodland song. The piece notes size variation, habits, and a vivid aerial whistle that signals the bird’s rising and diving displays.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Wilbur F. Smith
Puimela County
Wooodcoek
Connecticut
Northern America
Labrador
Plains
Gulf States
Eaton
Crocodile Parcel Row Sparks Postmaster Debate
Cincinnati postmaster A T Behymer voiced doubts about shipping live animals as harmless via parcel post. He warned that even benign creatures like baby mice or eggs could become problematic, protesting that reptiles and other dangerous cargo should be barred from parcel service pending policy reviews.
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Wyashington
Associated Press
A. Tl. Behymer
Cincinnati
National Association of Postmasters
Behymer
German Americans to Head Talk on Duty to Country
A Bridgeport German Association meeting at Schwaben hall 37 French Street tonight will feature Dr Herman Arnold of Neu Haven speaking on the duties and responsibilities of German voters to the United States. The event is non-partisan and hosted by the German Association of Connecticut Bridgeport Branch.
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German Association of Connecticut
Bridgeport
Schwaben Hall
French Street
Herman Arnold
Neu Paven
American mermaids to swim in Bermuda
Ten top female swimmers from New York and Philadelphia sail on the Tory George to Bermuda for a water carnival on Oct. 7 under Bermuda Amateur Athletic Association sponsorship. The squad features Gertrude Therle Helen Wainwright Aileen Riggin Ethel McG Doris O Mara Ethel Baker Liddart Frances Cooners and Both Becker among others.
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New York
Bermuda
Tory St. George
Aileen Riggin
Ethel McG
Doris O'Mara
Ethel Baker
Lildart
Frances Cooners
Becker
Philadelphia
Furngencinda
Church Tag Sale Aims to Raise 2000 for New Edifice
Summerfield Methodist Church solicits community support through a tag sale to fund the planned church building on Ridgefield Slormiont and Judson avenues in the East End. Sunday school members coordinate the event, with each child carrying an official box and sash bearing the church name. Groups will cover different routes to solicit donations.
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Summerfield
Jug Aims to Raise Two Thousand Dollars in Drive
The article notes efforts in stores and factories to fundraise during the drive with a target of two thousand dollars. Jug hopes the campaign will meet the goal as contributions come in from workers and local businesses.
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Jug
Providence Drunk Record Shows Increase
A fragmented Atlantic article notes a rise in drunkenness in Providence since 1919 when prohibition began. Official figures cite police commissions and city authorities reporting higher incidents, reflecting a broader trend across the era.
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Providence
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Ullman
Borg Clothing Company
Main St
Peerless
Poland
Lusterine
MFC G. Co., Inc
Mason St
Bridgeport Conn
Woodcock
Foodcock
Chapman
Church
Lucas
J.c.neuhoff, Inc
Dillon
Neuboff’s
Post-Telegram
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