Be strong and quit yourselves like men at Sacred Heart
Rev. Richard F. Moore urged men to embody Christian manliness through courage, self discipline, and virtue at Sacred Heart Parish. He linked strength with moral inside traits, condemning cruelty and urging chivalrous conduct, while stressing service, family life, and spiritual purpose as true manhood. He cited Christ as model of robust virtue tempered by humility and tenderness, challenging men to balance strength with grace.
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Jesus Christ
Sacred Heart Gearch
Richard F. Moore
Sap
Holy Name Society
Ieikine
Moore
Contow
Bane
Moore Nala
Sim
Filen
Pel
Burt Adad
Brief items on New York charity board meeting and local thefts
Deo Petellas, a New York addiction and charity expert, attended an afternoon session of the Charities Board at Welker Architects to explain plans for the new facility on Washington Avenue. Police report pickpockets at the railroad station near Ogden Street and a man with brain tumor causing mental decline. several residents described thefts and charges in the neighborhood.
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Deo Petellas
New York
Charities Board Atternoon
Welker
Washington Avenue
Geley
Coughlin
Hartford
Earenso Paetaro
Howell Avenue
Sam
Dead Man Pole Accident and Local Notices
Twenty years ago Murray was hurled from a trolley pole in front of Dr Warner’s residence Grassmere as the pole gave way. He suffers a compound fracture and severe internal injuries with possible amputation. Anson F Grey discusses mysterious noises blamed on two local boys and a gang. Warnings about asphalt slipping on Math Street accompany wedding bells, deaths, and local society notes. Dated items recount Melbourne era events with Mass at St Mary’s and parish history, plus a fire damage note at Thomas’ Church and tributes to early pastors.
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Dames Murray
Uucuime Ween Sd
Murray
Warner
Grassmere
General Hospital
Atlantic Street
Anson F. Grey
Mr. Grey
Lewis Street
Gils
Offcer Otis
Hood's Movements in Tennessee and East Tennessee
Fifty years ago a pickpocket seized a woman’s coins at the railroad depot. Hood’s movements in Tennessee suggest a plan to push into East Tennessee, threaten Knoxville, and cut rail links to Lynchburg and Richmond, aligning with Breckinridge and Lee if feasible. The note hints at Confederate aims amid Sherman’s campaign.
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Hood
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Une
Nagiville
Breckinridge
Jsapturs
Knoxville
Lynchdure
Richmand
Sherman
Armotes
Lee
New York
Anstata
Rebels Threat to Pollute the Portrait in Council Chamber
A fragment from Mercury cites an exchange about the Boston Rebels and a George Washington portrait in a Council Chamber, warning the rebels not to defile the room. A general notice from TURNEY FOOT, Collector, urges payment to avoid jail, and a rambling London notice describes a white and black divided woman with two children.
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Council Chamber
Mma
George Washington
Boston
Mercury
Rey
Turney Foot
BLSCK
Highgate
London Paper
Doings Of The High School Students
Half the semster is past with mid year exams ahead. A fire drill occurred during the program period. Pictech begins duties as interim supervisor of English and history. Miss McLellan to conduct classes in room 8. Senior class recalls freshmen year as they share memories of a former member. Entertainment planned with Thomas Halles and Sigurd Swanson performing a Shakespeare scene. The team travels to Samford Saturday for the first away game of the season.
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Mw Pictech
Ghete
Zinie Sag
Aba
Peetich
McLellan
Seer Fmt
Ahe
Terwity
Thomas Halles
Sigurd Swanson
Shakespeare
Stacklin Josson
Ieauer
T Samford
Stemter@ preparatory school
Trade School Graduates to Hear Merritt Address
Bolluyter Merritt of Tale & Towne Co and Stamford Trust Co official will speak at the State Trade Educational shop graduation in the High school assembly hall tomorrow evening. Four dozen graduates to receive diplomas. Yesterday a Trade School Alumni Association formed with Herbert Katg as president, Ger Tule Keesan as vice president, and Anns Molesmix as secretary. Helen Broderick, first graduate of the framemaking course, to preside at tomorrow's exercises. Efforts to perfect state reduction of the graduates planned.
Let Us Fill Your Fernery by John Beck and Son
Christmas diamond buying plan offered with flexible weekly or monthly payments. Stocks are full, deposits secure items, and easy credit features advertised to secure purchases for the holiday season.
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John Beck & Son
New York Expert Reviews Situation in Financial World
Barron Financial News Service reports reopened markets in bond and commodity trading at the New York Stock Exchange and New York Coffee Exchange with restricted activity in Philadelphia and delays in Boston. New financing begins as major offerings total over 45 million dollars. Rail and gunmakers see orders abroad. Lehigh & Hudson River posts a reduced gross and net. U S Steel forecasts modest earnings. bonus fund impact minimal. bankruptcy petition filed by U S Metal Products.
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Barron Financial News Service
New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Boston
Switch Company
Treasury
New York Central
Toronto Railway Company
Wall Street
New England
Colts Patent Fire Arms Company
Smith & Wesson Company
Canada
Lehigh &Hudson River Railway Company
U. S
Jhaf
Bapkruptcy
Comany
United States Steel Corporation
Liquor Question Dominates Massachusetts Elections
Boston December 1 Eight of 34 Massachusetts cities voted today Fitchburg Holyoke Marlboro New Bedford Northampton Pittsfield Quincy and Waltham. The liquor license issue will influence several ballots including New Bedford where voters decide Sunday and holiday liquor sales limits.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Holyoke
Marlboro
New Bedford
Northampton
Pittsfield
Quincy
Waltham
Compensation judge's janitor hurt by elevator accident
William Hafele, 39 Capitol Avenue, a visitor to the Connecticut National Bank building, suffered a serious forehead laceration, arm contusions, abrasions, and a leg bone fracture when a weight dropped in the pit of the building's elevator. He was taken to emergency then Bridgeport Hospital. condition listed as not serious. The elevators are the ones used daily by Compensation Commissioner ER Buckingham.
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William Hafele
Capitol Avenue
Connecticut
Na- Honsl Bank
Emmergency Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
ER Ty ‘Buckingham
Liquor Dealers Seek Injunction Over Day Statute
In Olympia Washington a bid to block a newly adopted liquor statute began when Seattle wholesale dealers’ counsel secured a temporary writ of prohibition in superior court restraining the governor from proclaiming the act as law. The writ was returnable today.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Whotesale Iquor
Seattle
Mountaineer Held for Killing Three in North Carolina
Alhebors North Carolina December 1 Lowe Daniels a Randolph County mountaineer was held without bail after a preliminary hearing for the killings of three persons and probable wounding of his wife at his home Saturday night. The hearing was held to let his wife testify.
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Alhebors
N.C
Lowe Daniels
Randolpa County
Trist
Washela
Dantet
Commissioner Leverty Goes Under Knife
State Pharmacy Commissioner J A Leverty will be operated on at Erdman private hospital in New York City after three appendicitis attacks. He was accompanied to the hospital by his brother Dr Charles J Laverty who will stay by his side and the crisis has passed.
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Thomas Sherman
New York Public Works Department
James Coyne
Henry Meyer
New Yorker
G. J. Wolfram
Main Street
Wolfram
Lesling
Méver
J. A. Leverty
Erdman
New York City
Charles J. Laverty
Jewish Women in National Convention Opens Sessions
Jewish women from all sections of the United States gathered at the opening of the seventeenth annual convention of the council of Jewish women. The morning program named chairs and officers while the parts of sections outlined the afternoon business. Welcoming exercises were to occur before the afternoon sessions.
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Jewish Women IN National Convention
Epitac
Council of Dewinn
Missouri to Bring Relief to Europe
A Missouri relief drive plans a shipload of food clothline and toys for European war victims. A Governor appointed committee approved Charity Day plans and asked for a second proclamation for December 19. The full shipment will be handed to the Red Cross for distribution.
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St Leule
Missouri
Major
Convention Opens For National Commercial Gas Association In Minneapolis
The annual convention of the National Commercial Gas Association opened in Minneapolis with Secretary Louis Biot of New York estimating 1,900 to 2,900 delegates plus gas company employees attending to study the exhibits. Guests included Rev. John H. Sheedy of Allentown and Dr George F. Sheedy of Fordham University, staying with their mother Mrs Margaret Sheedy. Casey celebrated at 75 Waldorf Avenue as friends hosted a birthday party with Duffet lunch and a large turnout. Also reported: hunters killed twelve and twelve injured in Minnesota hunting season.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Commercial Gas Association
Setreatry
Louis Biot
New York
John H. Sheedy
Allentown
N. J
George F. Sheedy
Fordham University
N.Y
Margaret Sheedy
North Main Street
J. J. O'Neil
Asiss Dorothy Dean
Walter Dean
T. Edward Caser
Power Boat Owners Organize Yacht Club
A group of power boat owners met last night and formed the Joy Line Yacht Club with officers led by Commodore Theodore A Dell and Vice Commodore Sigmund Litwinski. The club plans a clubhouse on Stratford Avenue near the coal yards of Gregory & Co and will hold its first meeting at Francis J Schulteims home, 207 Stratford Avenue. EB H Dillon & Co. advertises fur scarfs and muffs while Union Made Custom Suits promotes clothing in the same notice.
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Nich
Newy
Joy Line Yacht Club
Theodore A. Dell
Sigmund XM
Litwinski
tSaniey
Schult
Walter
Guderhill
Seretery
Harold B. Morris
Tressurer
Francis J. Schulteims
Raymond W. Devis
Fleet
Albert & Opden— Brow
Stratford Avenue
Sre Gregory & Co
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Lerotin
Ogden
Bridgeport
James Murray
Math Street
Fairfield Avenue
Golden Hill St
Mary A. Kelly
Langdon, Baseheller & Co.'s
David Beach
Philadelphia
Father O'Brien
Mémie Miller
Star Company
F. W. Strumpel
Holden
Martha Strumpel
Paul Mertenstman
Ak Street
Las
Mics Uae Boehm
William C. Andersha
Thie City
Cetherine
Thomas Rooney
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Pembroke Strest
Om Baturday
St Mary's Church
St Mieth Cemetery
Fréd McGirr
Charley Mathews
Dapbury
Hartford Kowimr Club
McGirr
Besch- Bros
Northamn
Bruce's Brook
Game Club
Thomas’ Goman Gathoile
Pairfield
Tierney
Thomas
Father Cofermn
Sr Tangemente
Pather Ayanore
Hoe
Mii Plain
Mullins
Hearty
Cremin
McChbe
Lucher
Thomas Coleman
Thie
Dortmonsie
Increase Bradley
Fairfield
Ter
Theigh School
Pering
Waa
Mies Graves
Devoe
Ted Fom
Tshearsals
M. J. Buechler
Leverty
Europe
Tsonan Mentios
Minnesota
Power Boat
EB. H. Dillon & Co
T Union
Lyford Brothers
East Side
West End
Qmart
Hayes’ Fish CO
Water Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Long Island Steamer Bakers
Alaska
W. E. Halligan
HROAD
Lyman
F. Lyman Manufacturing
Opticia
JOS. P. Coughlin CO
East Mair ST
GEO. B. Clark & CO
Crawford Ranges
Broad Steee
Ostre Frost Osvicm
Surasctiey
Benjamin & Johnes
Warren ‘Street
Nowwk, SJ
Daggett & Ramsdell's
Jara
Degeatt d& Rarschalls
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