Dogs as Ballet Dancers at The Top Th World
A Jackson theatre bills pampered collies as dancers in The Top O Th World. Ten dogs perform, with three caretakers, daily baths, grooming, and weekly vet checks to keep them stage ready. Jack the white registered collie is an undercover rope skiller and lone all white stud. The show with Bailey and Austin arrives tomorrow, promising a large audience.
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T Jackson
Amy
America
Jack
Bailey
Austin
New ‘York
Jackson
Sixth Regiment Elects Officers at Year Dinner
The Sixth Regiment C V held a year end dinner at the shore house with about 75 members present. President B Beers presided. a secret report recorded nine veterans’ deaths during the year. William F. Rollins of New Haven was elected treasurer and Charles K. Cadwell of New Britain joined the executive committee. W H Wooster of Seymour was named president.
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C. V
Shore House
B. Beers
S. C
W. H. Wooster
Seymour
W. Leonard
New Britain
William F
New Haven
Charles K. Cadwell
New
Jacob Butcher
Rollins
Albert Downs
Set
Wife of banker Harriman hosts labor delegates
New York aug 19 capital and labor figures attended a gathering at Mount Kisco hosted by the wife of banker Harriman. Guests included John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers and other labor leaders as firemen kept watch at the summer home.
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Harriman Dines
New York
Capital
Mount Kisco
John Mitchell
The
United Mine
Labor Delegates Dine at Home of Mrs Harmon
Delegates gathered for a formal dinner where Mrs Harman welcomed guests and urged organized effort toward a Brotherhood standard. Speakers Mr Mitchell Mr Healy and C L Shamp addressed labor conditions as the party retired to the drawing room for plantation melodies by a negro quartet. Notable attendees included John J. Mor ey and John Foote with accompanying officers and spouses.
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Mitchell
John J. Morey
United Railway Men’s Organization
John Foote
J. Pfeiffer
John Mitchell
Timothy Healy
James McElroy
Gertrude Beeks
Welfare Department
National Civic Federation
Elizabeth Morriss
Mary EB. Thon
Frank J. McNulty
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of
Springfield
Ill
Thomas B Lavey
Isaac G. Johnson & Co
Spuyten Duyvil
Edward A. Mof, Ltd
Bricklay and Masons’ Journal
Camden
N. A
Fashions and Fads for Household Cleaning Tips
Practical household tips from old fashions discuss cleaning wallpaper with hot vinegar to restore its look and removing fish taint from cutlery with citrus peels. The text also mentions using long celluloid collar stiffeners to add body to children’s hat brims, noting doctors’ hats as a context.
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Notion Counters
Pope Answers Eliot on Religion From Rome to New York
The Pope translated Dr. Eliot’s Harvard Summer School address on The Religion of the Future into Italian and judged it a negation of faith. He praised American churchmen who defended Christianity and hinted a reply will appear in Civita Cattolica. Archbishop Farley of New York dismissed Eliot’s views as absurd and without authority, noting no religion can omit the supernatural.
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Rome
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard Summer School of Theology
Eliot
Ryan
Philadelphia
McFaul
Trenton
Civitta Cattolica
Jesuits
Salvatore Brand
Farley
Queenstown
Archbishop Farley
New York
New York Herald
Caronia
America
Cleaning Boilers Midas Lecture At Bridgeport Engineers
Bridgeport Engineers association met last night and listened to a lecture on cleaning boilers. The talk covered methods for boiler maintenance and safety practices for stationary engineers.
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Bridgeport Association of Statenary
Midas
Price List for Cards and Stationery Section
Script sixty cents Roman or block letters seventy five cents Old English seventy five cents Shaded Old English one dollar thirty five cents French Script ninety five cents Shaded French Script one dollar fifty cents Printing fifty cards from old plate forty cents Stationery section.
Autoists Lose Licenses For Fast Driving
J B R Smith New Jersey motor vehicle chief revoked one license and warned another while imposing a heavy fine on a third in three auto cases from Trenton. Carl B Kohr, longtime employee of Colonel John T Penning, had license revoked for speeding in Long Branch and alleged to have run down policemen. J F Dittmar of Tarrytown N Y fined $50 for driving without a license after claiming a registration certificate sufficed despite warnings. Mrs Maud Abbotts of 624 Broad Street was committed to Middletown Insane Asylum by Probate Court following a surgical procedure and illness.
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Trenton
J. B. R. Smith
State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Carl B. Kohr
John T. Penning
Long Branch
J. F. Dittmar
Tarrytown
Asbury Park
Abbotts
Maud Abbotts
James Abbotts
Middletown
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