Grippin Tinker Wed in Bridgeport Ceremony
A year-long romance from North Egremont Massachusetts culminated in a Bridgeport wedding as Clifford H. Grippin wed Maud C. Tinker. The ceremony at 87% Howard Avenue parsonage followed by a breakfast at Mrs. F. R. Gray’s home. The couple plan a short honeymoon before settling with Mrs. Gray. Grippin, employed at John H. Swinnerton’s drug store, hails from a Bridgeport family active in local society.
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North Egremont
Mass
Bridgeport
Clifford H. Grippin
Mies Maud C. Tinker
Howard Avenue
Alfred H. Boutwell
Memorial Baptist Church
G. H. Tinker
Mr. Grippin
Massachusetts
Thomas B. Grippin
Fairfield Avenue
Killarney
Bessie Grippin
Grippin
Robert E. Mills
F. R. Gray
Gray
Trolley Car Collides With Coal Wagon in Stratford Avenue
A east bound trolley car collided with a coal cart from Ira Gregory & Co near Stratford Avenue at 7:30 this morning injuring Thomas Cleary and Michael Garvey. Both men, from the Midland and Albright avenues area, were treated at the scene and discharged from St Vincent’s hospital by noon with superficial facial and leg injuries.
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Ira Gregory & Co
Cocal
Stratford Avenue
Thomas Cleary
Midland and
Albright Avenues
Michael Garvey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Connecticut Co
Garvey
Cleary
MacDonald
Weather forecast for New Haven and general region
A slight disturbance over the lake region causes cloudy unsettled weather in northern districts east of the Mississippi. Temperatures rise slowly in central and eastern districts with no zero readings reported. New Haven forecast: unsettled and warmer tonight, Wednesday cloudy then fair. State: fair tonight and Wednesday with moderate southwest winds. Automobile drivers should light lamps tonight at 4 55. Moon rise and set times listed. Special scalp specialist Sarrie Sherwood advertised at 412 Security Building and 4115 Main St with contact info. Farmer want ads 1c a word.
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Lake Region
Mississippi River
Temperance
Trust problem and trade plan outlined by Redfield
Washington report details Secretary Redfield of the Commerce Department urging a presumption that all restraints of trade are unreasonable and shifting the burden of proof to the accuser. He seeks bans on interlocking directorates and stock watering, limits on cross-ownership of rivals, and a broad reorganization of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce to boost U S trade, with consuls and commercial attaches to study international markets and costs in clothing production.
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Washington
Redfield
Départment of Commerce
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Corporations
Wilson
Supreme Court
Congress
Oklahoma
Bureau
Department of State
Department of Commerce
Panama Canal
Idle Freight Cars Reflect Slower Trade Across Railways
The rise in idle freight cars compared with last year shows reduced business activity and slower product movement to markets. It highlights railroad sensitivity to trade volume and questions the effectiveness of earnings-based rate arguments. In Augusta, Georgia, three Black suspects seized Mrs. Seth Irby and cut her throat as her children pleaded for mercy.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Augusta
Seth Irby
Jefferson County
Fire saves 38 sleeping inmates at Bridgeport Christian Union
A watchman alerted the Bridgeport Christian Union dormitory in Bank Street when smoke rose from the fumigator area. Eight of the 38 men escaped with clothing intact, nine lost all garments. fires were put out in ten minutes. Reverend Charles W. Simpson praised the rapid response and urged better facilities for the non denominational mission to aid workers rebuilding their lives.
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Frank Hubbell
Bridgeport Christian Union
Hubbell
Union
Bank Street
Otto Belk
L. B. Silliman
Water Street
Charles W. Simpson
Simpson
Bridgeport
Boston
Belk
John M. Larkin
Larkin
burnan/ter
George Holmer Edwards
New Photo of Villa Leader of Rebels
El Paso dispatch reports fugitives arriving from Chihuahua recount brutal acts by Villa and his men. Both civilians and soldiers were executed without trial, shot as a preferred method. Villa claims to follow orders from General Ces Yanga, his commander.
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Villa
el Paso
Chihuahes
Ff Villa
Villa Sige
Ces- Yanga
Pole Falls on Laborer Narrowly Escapes Injury
Leonard Valis a laborer at 18 t more street narrowly escaped serious harm this forenoon when a graph pole he helped set toppled. He jumped clear of danger but his left foot was crushed. Dr Finnecer treated him at the emergency hospital.
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Leonard Valis
Tmore Street
Finnecer
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Nad
Handekerchiefs
Main Street
Stratfield Hotel
Tinker
Bay State
London Times
Bombardier Wells
Times
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Cannon Street
Wm. R. Winn
Buz
New Haven
Sarriet E. Sherwood
Secretary of Commerce
Comercial
Ates
South America
D. Gorden Saies Co
New York
Lion Clothing Co
Poli Building
Christian Union
Willa
Aetna Life Insurance Company
C. A. Edwards
State Street
Robert C. Knox
Pearl Street
Hartford
Conn
Hartford, Conn
Aetna Life
Willard C. Fisher
Connecticut
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
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