Irish Volunteers Guard Coffin Of Martyred Mayor
London mourns as Terence MacSwiney lies in state in St George's Cathedral guarded by Sinn Fein volunteers. Archbishop Mannix and other bishops attend the Te Deum while 10 000 mourners pass the coffin. A Dublin procession is planned and Ireland declares a day of national mourning.
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Irish Volunteers
Southwark
MacSwiney
All Ireland
London
Mannix
Australia
Catafalque
Sinn Fein
St. George's Cathedral
Terence Mac8winey
Catheral
Tequiem Marx
Cork
Irish Volunteer Army
Daniel J. Mannix
Melbourne
Amigo
Potter
Portsmouth
Brixton
Lebel
Dublin
Arthur Grimith
M. P
Irish Republic
J. de Valera
Terence MacSwiney
Ireland
Miss Peterson Identified Lee Portrait at Times Office
The only correct identification of the Lee portrait was brought to the Times by Miss Edith Peterson of 59 Rennell Street London. Sylvia Pankhurst, arrested October 19 for sedition in the navy via The Workers' Dreadnought issue, was today sentenced to six months. Robert C. Goulden of 95 Catherine Street fractured his arm in Golden Hill Street while cranking his car. An offer by American bankers to lend 25 million dollars to Spain was rejected per Madrid dispatch.
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Howard Lee
Lee Brothers Furniture Company
Times
Edith Peterson
Rennell Street
London
Sylvia Pankhurat
the Workers’ Dreadnought
Robert C. Goulden
Catherine Street
Golden Hill Street
Spain
Pews
Madrid
Third of Gold Is Here
Washington reports the U S stock of gold at 2 194 000 900 with 1 196 000 000 reserved as gold settlement. Officials say the nation holds about one third of the world’s monetary gold and that credit mobility will be maintained in any emergency.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Plan Mac Swiney Protest Here
Thousands of Bridgeporters affirm sympathy with Irish freedom as they plan a memorial service for the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney this Sunday night. A gun carriage draped in black carries American and Irish flags while 3,000 Irish groups join the silent procession led by a military band.
Will of A Louise Morris Filed in Probate
The will of A Louise Morris who died in October 1920 was filed today. The estate valued at about $10 000 is divided among relatives and friends. Bequests include 500 to A Parker Seeley 25 to Clarke Cummings 1000 to Elizabeth asset and 1000 to George E Sivers. Executors named are A Parker Seeley and George EB Sivers.
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A. Louise Morris
A. Parker Seeley
Clarke Cummings
Elizabeth Asset
George E. Sivers
First Baptist Church
W. CL
George EB. Sivers
Local Thefts Reported In Bridgeport and Court Update
Bridgeport police report a theft of a suitcase with clothing valued at about 20 dollars from Edward Johnson who stayed at a Water Street lodging house after arriving from Bristol. In Fairfield, Axel Albertson had his DUI case nabbed in City Court with testimony that he was not drunk at the time of a Howard Avenue collision.
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Bridgeport
Detective Bureau
Edward Johnson
Bristol
Cole Noled
Axel Albertson
Fairfield
Howard Avenue
Imnac Bagfara
Lieut. McGirr
Third Precinct
New York Suspect in Custody Arraigned in City Court
Harry A. Daniels, arrested here yesterday on a New York abandonment charge, was arraigned in City court and ordered held until tomorrow. Bonds were set at $500 as a New York officer is expected to arrive to claim the prisoner.
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Harry A. Daniels
New York
Wilson In Better Health After Illness
Washington reports quote Dr Grayson and Secretary Tumulty affirming President Wilson is stronger now than any time since illness. The White House cautions against treating delegation remarks as official policy while signaling possible bold campaign developments before the election.
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Washington
League of Natons
Wilson
Tumulty
Hamilton Holt
White House
Admiral Grayson
United States
Driver Held After Child Hit By Car
Arrest made after a vehicle struck nine year old Frank Semlick at the corner of Stratford and Central avenues. Semlick was hospitalized with a skull fracture and broken jaw, condition serious. Joseph Stavella of Avon Park appeared in City court charged with reckless driving. case continued to November 6 on $100 bond.
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Frank Semlick
Smith Street
Stratford and
Central Avenues
Joseph Stavella
Avon Park
Bridgeport
Semlick
Infant chews poisoned sponge at Wade Street home
Kenneth White, two, slipped into a bathroom at 176 Wade Street unnoticed by his mother and tried to eat a Lysol saturated sponge. He was rushed to Emergency hospital where Dr. O J Groark treated him and he returned home seemingly unharmed.
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Kenneth White
Area Two
Wade Street
O. J. Groark
Representations on American deaths presented to Mexican foreign office
Matthew F. Hanna acting U S charge d affaires reported to the Mexican foreign office that representations were made regarding the deaths of two Americans, Arthur Mosley and Gustave Salazar, at the hands of seven armed men near Tampico several days earlier.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Matthew FE. Hanna
U. 5
Arthur Mosley
Gustave Salazer
Tampico
Must Turn Autos Beat New Haven Traffic Code
New Haven announces a new traffic code effective today for public service vehicles and automobiles in the business district. A key rule mirrors New York practice requiring drivers to turn their vehicles in front of traffic officers.
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New Haven
Conn
New York
Local Man Dies After Choking On False Teeth
Roxbury Connecticut resident B. Warner aged 78 died after choking while coughing and swallowing his false teeth. Medical aid was not summoned in time according to reports from Oct 28.
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Roxbury
Conn
B. Warner
Judge Seymour Dies In Litchfield Home
Hon Morris Woodruff Seymour aged 79, longtime state pardons board member and son of Chief Justice O B Seymour, died at his Litchfield home. A Yale alumnus, he served in the 1881-82 state senate and 1867-71 governor staff colonel, with a career in Bridgeport law and public service.
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Litchfield
Morris Woodruff Seymour
State Board of Pardons
O. BE. Seymour
Senate
James E. English
Seymour
Yale
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Connecticut Reformatory
Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati and
Pres
Connecticut Society of the Military Order of Foreign Wars
Edward W. Seymour
Congress
Storrs O. Seymour
Trinity Church
Hartford
Charlotte Sanford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Diocesa
Connecticut
Th Connecticut Historical Society
Potter Is New Manager of Bridgeport Division
J B Potter of New York City assumed the management of the Bridgeport division of the Connecticut company's lines replacing Joseph B Goodwin who resigned months ago. Potter says no immediate changes are planned as he reviews the local situation. His career includes Westinghouse Pittsburgh Sanderson and Porter New York and Stamford Railway and Federal Light and Traction links to trolley lines in Connecticut.
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J. B. Potter
New York City
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Joseph 8. Goodwin
Potter
Cornell University
Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Sanderson and Porter Company
Connecticut Company
New York
Wilson to Speak Tonight at St Johns Hall and Warner Institute
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson will address overflow crowds at St Johns Hall and the Warner Institute in Wilton tonight, after a train reception by prominent Democrats. The program includes other speakers from New Jersey New York and Hartford with a parade planned if weather allows.
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St. John’s Hall
Warner Institute
William B. Wilson
Washington
Democratic Town Committee
Wilson
Stratfield
Stiefin's Hall
Democratic Party
J. M. Elliott
New Jersey
National Committee
George B. Clark
Joseph J. Devide
St. John's Hall
Secretray Wilson
Leo P. Belgan
New York
W. G. Hawkins
Hartford
James F. Somers
John J. Ford
Joseph Mongrain
Joseph J. Devine
Fire and Shootout in Fog Near Glasgow Police Station
In dense fog at two this morning near Bothwell, eight miles southeast of Glasgow, police surprised civilians drilling. Shots were exchanged. one officer was seriously wounded. Several civilians were arrested amid a scene described as a hotbed of extremists including Bolshevists and Sinn Feiners.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Bothwell
Roraback Defends Republicans Over Cartoon Issue
J Henry Roraback, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, repudiates a Reid cartoon used by Democratic press and states the Connecticut GOP had no role in its design or publication. Bridgeport men fined in New Haven federal court for possession offenses. Targasevich $15 with costs, Ignartovitch $173 without costs.
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J. Henry Roraback
Republican State Central Committee
Reid
New York
Roraback
Connecticut
United States District Courts
New Haven
John Tarjasevich
Anthony Ignartovitch
Apple Week Aims to Boost Apple Consumption
Bonanza apple harvest leads to Apple Week starting October 30 with Apple Day. Retail prices stay high while farmers delay picking as costs exceed returns. Mayor Wilson issued a proclamation for Apple Week to encourage consumption of the abundant crop.
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Connecticut
Wilson
British Coal Strike Settled After Cabinet Conference
London Oct 28 The coal strike has been definitely settled the official announcement said. The statement followed a cabinet meeting and a conference between government representatives and striking coal miners.
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London
Governmnt
No Law Against Auto Skidding Case Filed
Charles Stubbs of 63 Burroughs Street was arrested after his car skidded on State Street and lightly struck a jitney bus in front of a gas station. City court released him on a recommendation by Prosecuting Attorney A. L. DeLaney who found no law against unavoidable skidding.
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Charles Stubbs
Burroughs Street
State Street
A. L. DeLaney
Stubbs
Load of Beer Spilled on Milford Turnpike
A Newark brewery truck bound for Milford toppled on the Bridgeport turnpike spilling bottled beer. Driver William Steller of Milford says another vehicle crowded him off the road, causing the loss of part of the cargo.
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Milford
Conn
Brewing Company
Newark
N. J
Bridgeport
William Steller
Bullard Layoff Extended at Machine Tool Plant
The Bullard Machine Tool company announced a continuation of the two week layoff at its plant. Officials denied a total shutdown and said laid off workers are being recalled as quickly as possible, though the layoff may last indefinitely.
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Bullard Machine Tool Company
Municipal Garage Opens November First in Madison Avenue
The city announces a new Municipal garage on Madison Avenue will open November 1 for storage and repair of city owned automobiles. Public inspection is planned October 31 and November 1. About 100 cars are expected to be housed. Martin Lucey, formerly a charity department bookkeeper, will run the office. Democratic rallies are slated for tomorrow night at Elias Howe school with an old time parade by the Fourth District club. The Fifth District rally will be at Bryant school and the Third District at the Third District Social club rooms.
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Madison Avenue
Martin Lucey
Charities Department
Elias Howe
Bryant
Third District
Mrs Snell Refutes Arden Ban On Suffrage Move
Mrs. Frank Hiram Snell, organizer for Fairfield County Suffrage, comments on Miss Arden's warning to Connecticut women. She disputes the threat to revoke federal suffrage and explains the difficulty of repealing amendments, emphasizing the difference between federal and state actions. The piece notes Cox’s potential White House bid and business support for him.
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Mies Arden
Republican National Headquarters
Connecticut
New Jersey
Frank Hiram Snell
Washington, D. C
Fairfield Co
Miss Arden
States
United States
Mrs. Snell
Devon Tragedy Driver Held on Careless Driving Charge
Coroner in New Haven holds Michael Patvornik of Stratford on bonds of 1500 pending inquest into the Devon bicycle crash that killed Roy Robedoux 12 and seriously injured Edward Robedoux 17. Witnesses described Patvornik losing control and veering left before striking the bicycle near Midway garage on the Bridgeport turnpike.
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Ell Mix
New Haven
Roy Robedoux
Bridgeport Turnpike
Devon
Michael Patvornik
Stratford
Young Robedoux
Edward
Mix
Patvornik
Milford
Midway
Charles G. Root
Judge Root
Mildred Larson
Florence Cambridge
Roy
Bridgeport
Stratford man fined in liquor possession case
Arthur Soderholm of Stratford was fined $25 and costs in City court for possessing and selling liquor. Sergeant Myer arrested him yesterday morning at a Pine street coffee house owned by Joseph Kourney where a quart of hooch was found. he served customers from his own mobile saloon.
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Arthur Soderholm
Stratford
Sergeant Myer
Third Precinct
Pine Street
Joseph Kourney
Soderholm
Preparing For Race Of The Fishing Smacks
Halifax October 28 Captain Marty Welch and crew groom the Gloucester schooner Esperanza for a 40 mile race with the Nova Scotia Delawanna off Halifax harbor. Unneeded gear is sent ashore and two underperforming sails are removed as minor rigging changes are made. A trial run is planned at the first favorable wind before a full course check.
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Halifax
Marty” Welch
Nova Scotia
Halifax Harbor
Gloucester Gise
Welch
Man Recovers After Wood Alcohol Incident at Saloon
Jeremiah O Leary of Noble avenue was rushed to St Vincent s hospital after collapsing at 61 Park avenue saloon. He suffered a gash above his left eye but doctors reported no remaining wood alcohol effects and expected discharge.
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Jeremiah O'Leary
Noble Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
O'Leary
Lepis Fortes
Park Avenue
Weather Forecast for New Haven and Connecticut
Forecast from Thursday afternoon to Friday evening calls for fair and colder conditions. Elsewhere in Connecticut expect fair, colder weather with fresh west and northwest winds. A west storm system moves away toward the St Lawrence valley, bringing unsettled conditions and rain in parts from Michigan to Virginia. A high pressure ridge from North Dakota to Texas brings low temperatures in western areas.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
St. Lawrence
Michigan
Maine
Virginia
North Dakota
Texas
Atlanta
Fale
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Rishots
League
Mexico
City of Bridgeport
Bullard
Cox
Middle West
John ¥. Patrick
Wallace Stapleton
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Patrick
League of Nations
America
Harding
Ohio
West
Fairfield County
Republican National Committee
Times Office
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