Edward Campbell Slated for Chief Ranger Office
Edward Campbell is named as a candidate for the position of Chief Ranger in the Ladies Night and entertainment event of Court Marinés, F. of A., to be held Monday night Dec 20 at the Broad Street lodge. The program features a Christmas celebration, music by Vincent Clabby's ten‑piece orchestra, a hot supper and dance. Other candidates listed include Lester Sae and U. Molan, with the event led by committee head William Fatttaccid.
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Court Marinés
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Broad Street
Dnenor
Obi
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Mayer
Michael
Partici
John Fane
Tossph
Frank ‘Dunn
Cheristianson
Vincent Clabby
Danc
William Fatttaccid
Edward Campbell
Ranger
Lester Saoepee
Jl. P
U. Molan
Mayor Forms Citizens Committee on Bridges and Streets
Mayor Wilson names John Mire to lead a new citizens committee to study Bridgeport pavements lighting and street needs. The panel will meet in City Hall at 7 30 PM with a full council to review nominees and plan next steps amid over a million dollars in expected expenditures.
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Wilson
John Mire
Bridgeport
City Hall
Anid
Ites Jgommunittes
Robbery on Sterling Viaduct Leaves Victim Injured
Two malice robbers knocked the man on the Yailroad viaduct at Sterling. They relieved him of his watch and some money after threatening with a blackjack. The victim, Angelo Valley of 78 East Main Street, sustained a head wound and lacerations, received hospital treatment, and notified police.
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Angelo
Main Street
Razor welder and self defense case dominate city court docket
In city court Judge Frank L. Wilderm imposed a $1 fine and five days in jail after a man claimed self defense wielding a razor during an attempted robbery by Epps and an accomplice. The case centers on the razor used in the confrontation and the circumstances of the alleged crime.
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Poe
Main Street
Frank L. Wilderm
Lewis
Epps
Labor Bureau Denies Hindering Arms Manufacture Efforts
The Labor Information Bureau explains it helps arm workers find jobs, coordinating with the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Salvation Army lodging programs. It reports placing about 80 percent of some 2,990 applicants and plans to expand offices in Cincinnati and Cleveland, with names and addresses listed.
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Labor Bureau
Washeter
U.S
New York
Green
Andibas
Barge
Salvation Army
Bowery
Fec
Bureau
Rgre
Lesssistant Fem
Les
Toney
Aseum
Patefeld Avenue
Room
Colanitia
Thea
Boreas
Pass of Balmaha Sale Not Expected Soon
Washington officials doubt any immediate action will be taken to pass and sell the Pass of Balmaha, a prize court case involving the ship renamed Pass of Bathama, with Ambassador Gerard informing the department of the prize court decision amid port side ceremonies and port officials present.
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Washington
State Department
Pass of Balmaha
Gerard
Department
Unity Plan Discussed by Congregational Churches
A report favors retaining individual church identities while forming a federation of women’s organizations for stronger church work. It recommends naming the united body The United Congregational Church and preserving historic names on the new exterior with permanent inscription.
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United Congregational Church
Divorce Filed Against Viola Lowen Cerisi by Joseph Ciest
Joseph Ciest of this city filed for divorce from Viola Lowen Cerisi naming Angelo Zappla as co respondent. The couple married January 27 1913. The suit is returnable to the civil superior court.
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Angelo Zappla
Joseph Ciest
Viola Lowen Cerisi
Ruskin and the coffee myth in Brantwood tales
Reminiscences recount Ruskin's friendship with Dr. Harley, a London physician. A morning mystery reveals Ruskin roasted and served his coffee, prompting Harley to learn that Ruskin preferred tea, turning a playful test into a small kitchen drama.
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Ruskin
Alec Tweedie
Dr. Harley
London
Brantwood
Weather notice for HoowLane area
The report indicates tonight will bring snow or rain. Tuesday is expected to be partly cloudy with unsettled conditions and temperature variations.
Demand drives fur sales with high end material prices
Furs surge this season as demand peaks, with prices listed for beaver, black fox, Hudson seal and many other hides. Items include near seal coats, dyed raccoon, fox and lynx sets, and full length skunk dyed raccoon coats, highlighting varied patterns and trims across the market.
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Beaver
Black Fox
Black Lynx
Ten Days Left to Pick Christmas Gifts Today
Just ten days remain before Christmas as shoppers hurry to complete gift lists. Stores promise peak service and quick help to guide customers through the final rush.
Table Gifts for Homekeepers on Fourth Floor Display
An itemized catalog touts "table gifts" for homekeepers with a focus on personal use favors. It lists sterling silver pieces, cut glass, and fancy china including pie knives, cheese knives, napkin rings, trays, tea sets, cups, sugar holders, comports, vases, bowls, glassware, and lamps with various prices, encouraging visitors to take the elevator to the fourth floor display.
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Gandlestoke
Oriental rugs offer lasting beauty and value in Bridgeport display
A Bridgeport collection features a silk prayer rug from the Orient praised for luster and artful design. The display includes Belouchistan small rugs at $13.50 to $15, Shirvan pieces, Kazak hall rugs, and Massoul rugs priced from 27 to 35 Third Moor, noting their dignity and atmosphere.
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Orient
Bridgeport
Greece Lets War Reach Its Borders Amid Balkan Turmoil
The article notes Greek authorities allowing belligerents to use Greek territory while Bulgarians suffer heavy casualties against British lines in Macedonia. British troops reportedly land near Kavala as Serbians move from Durazzo to Saloniki. Russian forces defeat Persian rebels at Aveh, Marmora operations continue, and Italian government gains strong parliamentary support. Western front sees minor British artillery and air gains.
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Macedonia
The
Times
Kavala
Durazzo
Albania
Saloniki
Aveh
Hamadian
Sea of Marmoria
Steamers Dante Alighieri Safe After Reported Torpedo
Cable messages from Genoa and London claim the Italian steamer Dante Alighieri is safe in an Italian port after reports it was torpedoed. Earlier despatches cited the Fate which had been sunk but did not specify if it carried passengers or freight.
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United States
George Washington
Carl Snyder
Collier's Weekly
Dumas
Paris
Fear
Sie
Lfe
Francis Grierson
Tm Century Magazine
New York
Dante Alighieri
UF Itline
Iucy
Genoa
Ground to Hold New Hotel on Fairfield Avenue and Horns Streets
Rapid negotiations settle on developing a large hotel on the site of the former First Methodist church at Fairfield Avenue and Horns Streets. Backers include Stevens Hotel interests of New York and Chicago, with a chain of 29 hotels spanning Chicago to Toledo and Scranton. Mr Dempsey, noted teacher and pianist, is linked to the End theatre. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frances T Dempsey of 1239 5 a eu.
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Methoginl Church
Fairfield Avenue
Hroes Streets
Stevens Hotel O
New York
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Dayle Ohio
Scranton
Penna
Dempsey
the End Theatre
Frances T. Dempsey
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