Council of Trent Session Defines Catholic Faith Origins
The first session of the Council of Trent met 272 years ago to set the standard of faith and discipline for the Roman Catholic Church. It occurred in Trient, then called Trento, in the Tyrol near Italy, and sessions lasted eighteen years defining scriptures traditions and seven sacraments. The immaculate conception was not declared essential until 1854, with other doctrines evolving later. HOLLY-XMAS TREES WREATHS JOHN BECK & SON.
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Suffragist Victory in New York Attributed to German Influence
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth charges pro German and pacifist forces aided New York suffrage gains led by Hillquit. She cites 142,178 Hillquit votes as a 110,021 jump above 1913 1916 Socialist totals, arguing German born voters shifted to support both Hillquit and women’s suffrage.
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Eighth Assembly
Government to make pictures of munitions
Hartford reports moving picture operators from the U S Army Signal Corps will film Connecticut munition plants and ship building for official war films shown statewide via the Connecticut State Council of Defense. Capt. Albert Dawson and 1st Lt J T McDonald head the team with NIEBUHR directing.
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Bridgeport
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Council of Defense War Fund
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Charles B. Beach
H. Trowbridge Allen
R. M. Bissell
Howard A. Giddings
Joseph W. Alsop
Hawleys Enliven Local Visit and Turney’s Pond Skating
Mr and Mrs Milon B Hawley and Clayton Hawley recently visited Mr and Mrs Elmer J Hawley in Bridgeport. The young people of the vicinity enjoyed the first skating party of the season on Turney's pond Tuesday evening. Miss Jennie Lynch was a weekend guest in Sandy Hook. A station agent has been hired for the depot and is now settled in the vicinity. The choir of the Baptist church.
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Elmer J. Hawley
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Local Notes Highlight School, Red Cross, and Holidays
Rehearsal at Mrs Hawley’s home and school closing mark community events. Red Cross Auxiliary met at Mrs Banks Goodsell’s. three Christmas boxes prepared for local soldiers. Brown University student Perkins Nichols visits. Christmas exercises planned at local school with a Friday supper and sale of fancy articles and aprons. Also mentions health update for Mrs George Clingan and neighbors sending goods to France. Social notices include visitors Raymond Latham of Bridgeport and Harved Tomlinson settling into a new home. Political commentary closes with critique of pacifists and candidate fitness claims.
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M. B. Hawley
Center School
Harry Morgan
New York City
Perkins Nichols
Brown's University
Red Cross
Banks Goodsell
George Clingan
Raymond Latham
Bridgeport
William Kruger
Harved Tomlinson
George Smith
Dr. Smith
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for rheumatism and stiff joints. It claims improved circulation, reduced congestion, and skin-friendly use without staining, suitable for aches from sciatica to bruises. Available in 25c for 50c or 1.09 dollar sizes at druggists.
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U. S Railroads Aid Allies in War Preparations and Transport
A Connecticut press summary shows U S railroads mobilized for war with a 1 750 000 employee rail army and large freight moves to cantonments and ports. By November 12 1917 carloads for construction and guard camps total 121 school? Sorry.
Railroads Move Masses of Coal and Food for War Effort
The text notes heavy rail traffic to National Guard and National Army camps with 17 carloads for the Shipping Board up to November 12 as part of 1,400 new ships. It cites large coal shipments and freight to Atlantic ports, ships abroad, and routes from New Haven to New Orleans and Seattle. It emphasizes railroads’ huge wartime burden and urges citizens to support the rails.
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The United States as the richest nation in world output
Readable text extols US dominance across livestock, crops, minerals, and manufacturing. It notes U S cattle and hogs exceed all others, corn and wheat lead, cotton > half world supply, coal and oil outputs high, iron steel and copper supremacy, large manufactured goods, favorable trade balance, vast gold reserves, and high per capita wealth. It contrasts with European outputs.
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