NO CHANGE IN SUBURBAN FARE TANGLE
Washington reports range of European interest in a World Economic Conference following armament limits talks. No invitation yet, but officials are being sounded on attendance in Washington London or Paris. France fears Russia and Germany and seeks direct assistance assurances. Premier says France wants peace but must keep a large army until stability returns. (Continued on Page Six)
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United States
London
Paris
Germany
Europe
Russia
France
Five Cafe Owners Before Court As Crusade Result
A long citywide crackdown on rum selling led to five Bridgeport cafe owners being arraigned on liquor law charges after police conducted searches and seized alcohol. One defendant was found not guilty, four cases continued. police plan intensified action with 70 warrants issued.
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Bridgeport
Flanazan
British Labor Accepts Program For Disarming
London November 19 the labor party issues a manifesto for the labor movement of Great Britain endorsing the American naval disarmament proposals and urging extension of reductions to all forms of armament while pledging support for measures to give effect to the proposals.
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London
Labor Party
Labor Movement
Great Britain
United States
Ask Refund Or More Varnish In Lakewood Case
John Grant's Sons Inc of Lakewood NL seeks $600 damages to recover $433.51 for varnish deemed unsatisfactory and returned. The varnish, shipped to Bridgeport, was reportedly diverted by the New York Hartford railyroad to cover storage and transport charges. The firm claims entitlement to a refund or replacement varnish of the original shipment while noting resolutions of Mayors’ office and a congratulatory message to Mayor Fred Atwater from Fieth District Democratic Club.
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John Grant's Sons Inc
Lakewood
Parrott Varnish Company
Bridgeport
New York, New Haven
Fred Atwater
Fieth District Democratic Club
Atwater
Wedding Halted by Bride’s Mother in Waterbury Church
In Waterbury New York, Edward J. Farrington, Yale alumnus and son of Connecticut millionaire Daniel T. Farrington, faced an abrupt wedding interruption when Lewetta Rodden’s daughter, the baby’s mother, rose with her child. Lewetta’s mother staged the scene to punish Farrington for denying paternity and refusing marriage, causing the ceremony to stop mid vow.
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N. Y
Edward J. Farrington
Yale University
Daniel T. Farrington
Connecticut
Margaret Hodson
Lewetta Rodden
New Haven
Farrington
Judgment Granted for 835.01 in Isham Case
A judgment of 835.01 is granted Jordan & Selleck Inc against William H. Isham in Bridgeport. Judge John J. Walsh of Common Pleas Court made the decision public yesterday. Attorney John Smith represented the plaintiff.
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Jordon & Selleck, Inc
William H. Isham
Bridgeport
John J. Walsh
Common Teas Court
John Smith
Jordan & Selleck
Big Eastern Colleges Meet At Cambridge
Yale and Harvard clash in Cambridge in a classic Big Three football showdown. Yale arrives unbeaten in eight with a strong passing and open play plan, while Harvard vows a hard fight to the last. Crowd of about 55 thousand fills Harvard Stadium for a pivotal East title tilt.
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Jack Velock
Boston
Yale
Harvard
Big
Heston
Princeton
Army
Jones
Crimson
Spen
Yate
Mal Aldrch
Charley O'Hearn
Bulldog
Mayor To Give Talk At Meeting At Casino Nov 20
Mayor Fred Atwater will deliver an address at a mass meeting and reception at the Casino on Sunday night November 20 in honor of Hoy. Father OFlanagan, a Sinn Fein figure, is featured for an engaging program and remarks noted for homely stories.
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Fred Atwater
Hoy
Michael O'Flanagan
Rosscommon
Sinn Fein
John A. Cornell, Jr
Father Oflanagan
United States
Bridgeport
Washington
Philadelphia
Harry Boland
Irish Republic
Wherry
Dublin
Father O'Flanf@gan
Youngs Fined $200 in City Court Case
Thomas Youngs, proprietor of a saloon at 405 Fairfield Avenue near police headquarters, was fined 200 and given a suspended 20 day sentence for keeping liquor. Willem Brennan of Seaview Avenue, employed as a bartender by Youngs, was fined 50 for selling liquor.
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Thomas Youngs
Fairfield Avenue
Youngs
Willem Brennan
Seaview Avenue
Howard Smith Spent 100 To Be Defeated
Former Tax Director Howard F. Smith spent 160 in a vain bid for re election with a 100 contribution to the Republican campaign fund. Other returns show Michael Tassogna 35, Charles W. Freeman 65, and Thomas J. Costello 15.50. Frank Webb was sentenced to 30 days in jail for stealing a gold watch from Benjamin Cohen.
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Howard F. Smith
Michael Tassogna
Selectman
Charles W. Freeman
Thomas J. Costello
Frank Webb
State Street
Benjamin Cohen
Capitol Avenue
Mayor Atwater Plans Economical Police and Fire Policy
Mayor Atwater will implement a pre election plan for economical administration. Personnel in the police and fire departments will not exceed current totals, and unnecessary appointments will be cut. No drastic cuts planned today, but vacancies for nonessential positions will not be filled to maintain efficiency.
Ford Happy Offer May Be Accepted
Washington reports the government has favorably received Henry Ford’s proposals to run the Muscle Shoals Water Power project for 99 years. An official announcement of acceptance is expected within days, followed by a congressional vote on roughly 40 million dollars. Ford, in high spirits, left Washington amid Secretary Weeks’s illness.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ford
Congress
Weeks
South
Property Owners Reminded of Law and Requirements
Town Clerk Clarence E. Winton reminded property owners of the law requiring recording name changes of real estate owners within sixty days. The act passed March 30 establishes that any owner or holder with a changed name must file a certificate with the name before and after the change, properly acknowledged. failure incurs a ten dollar fine.
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Clarence E. Winton
General Assembly
Garment Workers Strike Ends at Wolf & Abrahams Factory
A 400 worker strike at Wolf & Abrahams factory 35 Spruce Street ended this morning with workers set to return Monday. Reported assault by a foreman led to reprimand. foreman Max Laxorus of 274 State Street accused of abuse. Morris Osofsky, worker, faced assault charges in City Court, case continued to Tuesday per workers.
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Wolf & Abrahams
Spruce Street
Max Laxorus
S74
State Street
Morris Osofsky
Steel Magnate Favors Scrapping Ships After War Plan
Charles M. Schwab, at a dinner of the American Iron and Steel Institute, praised a Washington Conference plan led by Secretary Hughes. He said his shipyards build more naval ships than any other yards under one management in the United States and called the plan brilliant and statesmanlike, stating financial loss is secondary to the greater national benefit.
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Charles M. Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute
Marshal Foch
United States
Washington
Hughes
Relief Must Come For Suburbanites
Connecticut Company directors meet in New Haven to discuss changes needed to satisfy Bridgeport trolley patrons. No formal action announced though reports suggest a five cent fare will be eased for Fairfield Stratford and Devon riders transferring within Bridgeport lines. brokers expect adjustments before the trial period ends.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Federal Trustees of the
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Connecticut Company
Charles G. Sanford
Public Utilities Commission
First National Bank
Fairfield
Stratford
Devon
All Eyes On Japan in Far East Negotiations
Washington reports that Japan dominates the line of inquiry as nine nations resume talks on the Far East. Delegates watch Tokyo for hints on China policy and Japan's demand for greater naval strength. Japanese delegates weigh point by point while others prepare broad declarations amid the China rights issue.
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Washington
Japan
Far East
China
United States
Tokio
Rossberg and Wilson Bound Over in Break-In Case
Rossberg of East Haven and Wilson of 117 Silver Street New Haven were bound over to the December term of the Superior Court on 3000 bonds for breaking and entering the Dow residence at 63 Yale Street on November 2. They were with Thomas McNally of Medford Mass, who was fatally shot by Albert Dow during the attempted robbery.
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Paul Rossberg
East Haven
Robert H. Wilson
Silver Street
New Haven
Albert N. Dow
Yale Street
Thomas McNally
Medford
Mass
Albert C. Dow
Rossberg
Wilson
Comley
Five Year Old Hurt In Car Crash Near Philadelphia
A five year old named Carmine Garsalo of Southport was struck by a touring car driven by Harold G. Ley in the Pequot swamp area near a railroad crossing. The child suffered a fractured skull and was taken to St Vincent hospital in critical condition. Coroner John J. Phelan opened a death inquiry as Ley reported the incident.
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Southport
Harold G. Ley
Harrison Street
Philadelphia
Tad
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John J. Phelan
Ley
Grace
New York
Pequot Swamp
Garsalo
Salvatore Garsalo
Elwood
St. Vincent's Hospital
HL Gorham
Westport
Phelan
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