Women Must Tell Their Age In Voter Oath
Hartford voters must disclose their age when sworn in for the November elections. Registrar Andrew G. Nystrom notes a legislative omission left age requirements unused for the electors oath. The General Statutes require a person to state when they became 21, and an amendment affected the applicable application provision.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Mill
Registrar of Voters
Andrew G. Nystrom
Waterbury Bandits Nabbed After Wall Street Bomb Plot
Four men were arrested in connection with a Wall Street bomb plot. Three Waterbury hold up suspects were captured after a coffee house raid on Sept. 22. Giacomo Carusso, Vincenzo Abato, and Frank A Ferro identified by victims as Waterbury robbers. Detective Browne led the arrest in New York City and Waterbury operations linked to the interstate crime spree.
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Wall Street
Waterbury
Giacomo Carusso
Cornelius Own
Chatham Square
New York City
East Street
Vincenzo Abato
Frank A. Ferro
Carusso
New York
Louis Bevino
Nework
Ferro
Abato
Cornelius Browne
Bridgeport
Hunger strike Cork Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney sends final message
London reports Terence MacSwiney from Brixton jail infirmary has sent what may be his final message to the American people through his brother Peter MacSwiney of New York. He expresses love for De Valera and the Irish Republic, and says he and his Cork comrades are determined to offer their lives for Ireland. He is very weak but conscious on the fifty sixth day of the hunger strike.
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London
Brixton
Terence MacSwinoey
Cork
Peter MacSwiney
New York
Terence
de Valera
Irish Republic
Terence MacSwiney
Trolley Upsets Milk Wagon in Early Morning Crash
A horse drawn milk wagon driven by Mike Levine, 60, of 70 Wallace Street, was struck by a Connecticut company trolley on Main Street at Wheeler Avenue at 1 30 this morning. Levine was treated for an ugly scalp wound and possible fractured skull, then taken to St Vincent's Hospital for observation. The trolley driver and injuries were not fully clear in the report.
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Mike Levine
Wallace Street
Main Street
Wheeler Avenue
Connecticut Company
Levine
J. A. Maxwell
St Vincent’s Pital
Policeman Kasperak Foils Burglary Attempt on Stratford Ave
Patrolman Joseph Kasperak of the Second precinct interrupted a suspected break in at S Serapana store on Stratford avenue and Beardsley lane. He searched a man found in the doorway and chased him after a confrontation, firing a shot. Police described the suspect and searched the area. no loss was reported.
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Stratford Avenue
Joseph Kasperak
S. Serapana
Beardsley Lane
Beardsley Street
Kasperak
Burglar at gunpoint nabbed after Union Square theft
William Egnotasky of New Haven was arrested early this morning for burglary at Union Square garage. He was arraigned in City Court and bound over to the Criminal Superior Court for December with bonds of 200. A second man fled as Patrolman Tovis and Daniel Ryan intervened. one shot was fired but the suspect escaped. Exnotasky pleaded guilty in court today.
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William Egnotasky
New Haven
Criminal Superior Court
Notasky
Union Square
George Tovis
Daniel Ryan
Tovis
Exnotasky
Judge condemns store closures method in writs of attachment
City Court Judge Frank L Wilder criticized sheriffs for closing stores to satisfy attachments. The case involved Hyman Gold of 392 Park Ave accused after a $54 bill dispute with Kalman Goldberger. Sheriff Delia testified Gold resisted and attacked with a ketchup bottle. The judge said goods worth the bond could have covered the writ instead of shutting the store.
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Frank L. Wilder
Hyman Gold
Park Avenue
Daniel Delia
Kalman Goldberger
Water Street
Goldberger
Wilder
Delia
Gold
Clever Thief Grabs $200 From Station Baggage Office
A cunning thief used a distraction at the New Haven line baggage room to steal $200 from Baggage Master Martin Gitlin. Gitlin had just counted receipts and tucked the wallet into his vest pocket when a stranger distracted him and fled with the wallet. No description of the thief is available.
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New Haven Line
Martin Gitlin
Mr. Gitlin
Giblin
Fry Estate: Friend Receives 500. Brother Inherits Remainder
Probate court records show the will of William H. Fry, once a local cafe owner, filed this morning. Patrick Crowe is named to receive 500 dollars while the remainder of the estimated 10 000 dollar estate goes to his brother George R. Fry. Henry C. Burroughs is appointed executor with Charles A. Kirkham and A. S. Burroughs as appraisers.
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William H. Fry
Patrick Crowe
George R. Fry
Henry C. Burroughs
Charles A. Kirkham
A. S. Burroughs
Baker Answers All Questions On League
A crowded Eagles hall last night heard Secretary of War Baker speak for the League of Nations. He outlined the fourteen points and defended the covenant, then answered questions for over an hour and fifteen minutes, calmly clarifying doubtful points and dismissing hecklers with courtesy. He paid tribute to supporters and fellow Democrats while stressing unity behind the president’s vision.
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Eagles Hall
Capicky
Tron
Newton PD
Baker
United States
League of Nations
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Roldin A. Tyler
Devine
Sether
Identification Request From Times Office Sparks Payment Rule
A fragmented notice requests who is identified first under the rules to be prought or mailed to the Times Office. The person making the first identification will be paid, per the stated protocol.
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Times Office
Wexler Identifies Fredberg Portrait In The Times
J Wexler of 385 East Main Street identified yesterday afternoon's profile portrait as J Fredberg manager of Collins' shoe store at 1 027 Main Street. Other verifyers include George W O Shea 48 Maplewood Avenue and researchers Robert J W Emmons and M J O Reilly with O Reilly arriving one minute before Emmons at The Times office.
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J. Wexler
East Main Street
J. Fredberg
Collins’ Shoe
Main Street
George W. O'Shea
Maplewood Avenue
Robert J. W. Emmons
M. J. O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Mr. Emons
Times Office
Eleven District Democratic Rally And Women’s Meeting
Tonight the Eleventh District Democratic club hosts a rally at its Nichols street rooms with speakers Alfred P. Walsh Danbury candidate for comptroller Lawrence Gallagher state senator and Henry J. Maher alderman candidate. Tomorrow the Highth District Women’s Democratic club meets at 2032 Main street with chairwoman Miss Margaret Dorsey presiding and speakers Mrs. William B. Horan and Mrs. Mary Mallon. A First District Democratic club meeting follows at the Saltman building State street at eight o’clock.
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Nichols Street
Eleventh District
Democratic Club
Alfred P. Walsh
Danbury
Lawrence Gallagher
Henry J. Maher
Women's Democratic Club
Highth District
Main Street
Margaret Dorsey
William B. Horan
Mary Mallon
Bridgeport
First District Democratic Club
Saltman Building
State Street
Parade of Holy Name Society Parade Next Sunday
The Holy Name Societies of Bridgeport plan a parade next Sunday Oct 10 at 2 00 PM with headquarters on Madison avenue near Main street at 1 30 PM. All groups should be in place by 1 45 PM and the line of march goes from Main to State to Park to Seaside Park where exercises will be by the band stand. Grand Marshal Major Tred Breckbill and staff will lead with aides listed. Bands from local parishes will provide music as formations form before Seaside Park.
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Holy Name Societies of
Bridgeport
Madison Avenue
Main Street
State Stree
State Street
Park Avenue
Seaside Park
Grand Marshall
Tred J. Breckbill
W. Mkeating
Thomas Ward
Arthur O‘reilly
Pat Yard
John Ready
James Whalen
Arthur Badwin
Ward Belden
Gilbert Fayette
Peter Boyle
John’ Ketvas
John’ Flynn
John J. Haggerty
Coast ‘Artillery Band
St Augustine’s
St. Mary's
Blessed Sacrament
St. James
Stratford
St. Joseph's
Locomobile
Sacred Heart
St. George’s
St. Thomas
Olympic
St Peter's
Questions on the League at the Baghall rally
The Times will print tomorrow a verbatim report of questions and answers addressed to or made by Secretary of War Baker at the Baghall rally. Baker’s views, linked to the fateful drama, are of unusual interest, with Byker’s hostile inquiries providing instructive content.
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the Times
Baker
Baghall
Mr. Byker
Tomorrom
Harding Rejects League In Des Moines Rally
Senator Harding opened his Midwest campaign in Des Moines with a broadside against the League of Nations. He warned against a super government and said he would consult with US Senators after election to form associations to promote international peace. He argued reservations do not safeguard independence and affirmed he would stay out of the Paris league.
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Des Moines
Association For Peace
Harding
Warren G. Harding
Middle West
Wilson League of Nations
United States Senate
Associations of Nations
Wilson
League
Ray God
America
Paris League
Sinn Fein hints at dominion home rule for Ireland
London reports Sinn Fein leaders signal openness to broad dominion home rule if a clear majority of Irish people demand it. The Daily Mail says this stance arises amid calls for complete separation from England.
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London
Sinn Fein
Ireland
England
Daily Mall
War Hero at St Augustine's Preaches Mission Nights
Rev Father Hoey of the Paulists New York conducts a three night mission for men at St Augustine's church. A U S Army veteran who spent 17 months in trenches was twice wounded and once gassed. Parish priests urge all men over 16 to attend as Holy Name society plans a mammoth parade Sunday.
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Father Hoey
Paulist_ community ‘of
New York
St. Augustine's Church
U. S. Army
St. Augustine’s
St. “Augustine's
Holy Name Society
Sugar Drops to 11 Cents in New York Market
New York reports a new low in refined sugar at eleven cents per pound after the Federal Sugar Testings Company cut prices by one cent. Raw sugar sold at eight cents duty paid, near the government-fixed level from wartime controls.
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New York
Federal Sugar Testings Company
Smith And Mails Rival. Pitchers In Today's Game
Cleveland hosts Brooklyn in the third world series game as left hander Sherrod Smith faces Walter Mails. Speaker backs Cleveland while Robinson bets on his own pitching plan and Coveleskie rests for Saturday. Fans flocked to Ebbetts Field to watch a well matched series with strong hitting on both sides.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn Evans
Olsen
Wambasganss
Johnston
Speaker
Nets
Burns
Wheat
Gardner
Myers
Wood
Onetchy
Sewell
Kilduff
O'Neill
Seeeerees Miller
Malls
S.e
Smith
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sherrod Smith
Walter Mails
Bagby
Coveleskie
Stail Enabie Coveleskie
Saturda
Robinson
Grimes
Mamaux
Cadore
Voters Barred From List By Registrar Action
A Republican official, William Lounsbury, closed the registrar office at 6 oclock on Tuesday, denying about 15 people waiting at 5 oclock entry to register. The law allowed registration until 5 oclock daylight saving time, or 6 oclock standard time, and City Attorney Comley backed 6 oclock DS. Some denied voters consider legal action for depriving them of the right to register. A printed state notice had told women they had until 6 oclock Tuesday afternoon to register.
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William Lounsbury
Samuel C. Shaw
Lounsbury
Shaw
Comley
Lounsbery
Hitchcock and Holt To Speak At Saturday Rally
United States Senator Gilbert Hitchcock and Hamilton Holt editor of The Independent will headline the Democratic Town Committee rally. Both are renowned orators supporting the party and League of Nations. Lynn W. Wilson departs for additional dates in New Jersey and eastern states, tonight in Metuchen and New Brunswick.
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United States
Gilbert H. Hitchcock
Hamilton Holt
Independent
Democratic Town Committee
Hitchcock
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
Splendid
Eagles’ Hall
Lynn W. Wilson
Democratic National Committee
New Jersey
Tonigt
Methuen
New Brunswick
State Deficit and Debt From 1919 1920 Fiscal Year
Treasury report shows a year end deficit of 4 284 688 and total expenditures of 19.3 million for the year ended June 30 1920. It notes 2 278 8 thousand spent on 2 500 000 in soldiers relief bonds and a net debt of 4 627 742 52 after reserves and sinking funds.
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Fis
United States
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
G. Harold Gilpatric
Open season restored after two year partridge closure
Judge Wilder fined the man $25 and costs on the partridge case and $1 for each of the other three birds. The total fines and costs reached 944.29. The court announced the open season for partridge hunting would begin tomorrow to aid propagation.
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Wilder
Palducci
Artridge
Mayor Wilson's Canada trip noted by Boston group
Mayor Wilson returned to City Hall after a visit to Montreal and Ottawa as the sole guest of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston. He spoke at ceremonies in Ottawa and the trip was described as highly enjoyable.
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Mayor Wilson
Canada
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Boston
Montreal
Ottawa
Mayer Wilson
Capitol
Weather forecast for New Haven and Connecticut
Fair tonight and Friday with a slight warmup, interiors may frost. Connecticut sees fair and milder conditions with light winds from the west and southwest. Pleasant morning across districts. no rain in 24 hours east of the Rockies. High pressure ridge from Texas to Ontario holds, temp remains moderately low in central New England.
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New Haven
Vicin'ty
Connecticut
Rocky Mountains
Texa
Ontario
Che
Baie Nd
New Ngland
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Will
Secretary of War
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the Elks
Wexler
Fredberg
Indians
Hitchcock and Holt
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Louis Chantlos
Stephen Kascak
Chantlos
Kascak
American Tube and Stamping Co
Hancock Avenue
Scott Rome
Calhoun Avenue
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