Noted Advertiser Publicity Club Speaker Tonight
Gerald B. Wadsworth president Mastern Division Associated Advertisers of America will address Bridgeport on the club’s dinner night. The dinner starts at 6 20 with Wadsworth to speak at 8 0 clock. Attendees are urged to be present and three unable to attend may be excused at the meeting. Committee members include Stanley Burlard Charles D. Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald B. Wadsworth
Mastern
Associated Advertisers of America
Bridgeport
Stratfelt
Kia Vrening
Wadsworth
Knuvn
Wis
Mertens
Om Tyree
Wadsworth Wil
Stanley Bujlard
Charles D. Davis
Wallace G. Taylor
W. J. Baird
B H S Notes and Student Activities At Local School
James Lucey and several seniors are noted in school events. A pool challenge is issued to a freshman, a heat drill ran late, and a rehearsal for a school play occurred in Warner Hall. Harold Adame joins Universalist basketball, and John Clancey defeats Jack Dunnaun in pool at the YMCA. The basketball squad prepares for the opening game versus University School at the local YMC A. An Oriental rug and various goods are advertised by D H Meymarian, with items from brass books to jewelry and dolls services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
Harold Adame
Universalist
B. H
YMC. A
Cosgrove
John Clancey
Jack Dunnaun
Boltay Sue
D. H Meymarian
Oriental Rce
Golden AM Street
Anique Rood
Gemma
Jerusalem
Doll's Hospital Se
Oriental
Golden Hill Street
Afaln
Catholic Converts Make Pulpit Issue by Dr Van Allen
Dr William Harman Van Atten, addressing Trinity Chapel, argues that Episcopal use of Catholic terms signals a shift toward Rome. He defends universal Catholicism while criticizing Roman Catholic claims of exclusive authority, urging clear distinction between church universality and papal supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Allen
New York Times
Willam Harman van Atten
Ceother Ahneen
Tie
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty-sixth Street
Holy
Catholic Church
Rome
Tenman Catholic Church
van Allen Anid
Episcopal Church
Ome
van Atlen
Tue Tomas Catholic
Unhappy New Year Begins Tomorrow for Mohammedans
A historical notice reports that the Moslem New Year 1130 to 1381 will start with sorrow for believers. It describes the pilgrim rites to Mecca, the hadji status, and various ceremonies at the great mosque, including the Kaabah circumambulation, water from Zem Zem, kissing the Black Stone, Safa and Marwah rites, and the stoning of pillars. It notes the pilgrimage’s dangers for nonbelievers, the modernization of the journey, and customary visits to Eve’s tomb, all set against the broader context of East Indian and Chinese followers and a banquet for Mayor Wilson at The Stratfield.
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Muharrem
Mecca
Turkey
Great
Abraham
Gabriel
Mount
Ararat
Devi's Pillars
Eve
Arabian
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
British Columbia
Canada
New York
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Carnee Fala
John Sureces
Arom
Bo Gire
T.L Watson & Co
People's Savings Bank
Main Street
Bank Des Een Ronductine
Staples & Co
F. L. Molser
Staples
Murmace Tay
Burr & Knapp
Main ST
Conn
Amy Foreien
Bullefisi
D. Cook & Son
Water Street
M. J. Maloney
W .A. Miles
Jones Avenue
Bank OF the People
Bridgeport Trust Company
Hayes
Blue Point
Cape Cod
Hayes Fish CO
Crawford Laundry Co
Stratfield
People’s Dairy
State Street
Geo. A. Robertson
F. Lyman
B. H. S. Notes
James Lucey
Tas
Institution of Learning
Howard Lonergan
Henry Ervin
New Britain
XMAS
Post Office News
Gustav Broch & Son
Fairfield Avenue
California
BASS
Moerlein
Cincinnati
Smith
Philadelphia
Rogh
Automobile Row
Geo. B. Clark & Co
Crawford Ranges
Broad Street
Saes Retuso
Saan
Gia
Whingarten Bros
34Th St
Broadway
Toabsaf Asi
C. B Wilson
Poli
Long Island
Bridgeport Public Market
Joseph P. Coughlin CO
Reuter’s
Ruppert's
Sarre Ar
Mullen
East Main S1
Buechler
O. K
United States Assay Office
Waltham
Elgin
Eam Ag
ORF
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Pairfield Avenue
Middle
Ellis Aka
Sila
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