Million Dollar Greeting To New Year In Gotham
A garbled New York City pageant plans a grand New Year Eve celebration in Herald Square and Broadway area. Details mention crowds, hotels, parks, police, confetti, and a march through Lower Manhattan toward Times Square with mixed prose about festivities and public reactions.
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Gotham
New York
Jarod
Avra Square
Bolles
Hueier
Fein Herald Square
Broadway
Muriel Ontele
Seagheuan
Dia
Telepath
Bresawnr
Trinit
Paul
Kaiser Is One Big Game Hunter
Kaiser is described as a prominent hunter in a distorted article noting his shooting ventures. The piece also references church matters, including a vote on leadership and the annual conference, with notes on financial strain and membership concerns at the Newhela MB church.
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Kaiser
Fragmentary note on vandalism and misread names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions disfigured things and a Cyrus wart claim, references to Steve Pollsh and Laren ens 36, with unclear context and names. The text is incomplete and garbled, offering no clear event or identifiable figures beyond scattered proper nouns.
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Steve Pollsh
Ius
Laren
Theatres Kid Kabaret at Polis Makes Hit
First nighters at Polis Vaudeville theatre praised Gus Edwards Kid Kabaret. Al Hinston sang That English Bug and George Jessel Evelyn McVey performed Be My Little Humble Hee with encores. Various acts including Haviland Bunny Thornton Luci and Gill, and Bush Bros drew strong laughs with comedy and feats.
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Poli
Vaudevitts Theatre
Gus Edwards
Kid Kaaret
al Hinston
George Jessel
Evelyn McVey
Betty Washington
Hattie Kneftel
Kneltel
Adie Cantor
Trentin
David Wareld
Reymond Hitchcock
Fousy
Haviland
Thornton
Bunny Thornton
Goody Good
Ixley & Lerner
Grand Opera
Lucia
Bixtey
Melba
Lerner
Caruso
Bush Bros
Sely
Linden Beckwith
Dreamland
Mobile Bay
Mizz Beckwith
Duivetts
Buiter
Moffett, Claire & Co
Park Theatre to Present Henry Miller and "The Rainbow"
Henry Miller opens a one night and matinee engagement at the Park Theatre with his NY hit "The Rainbow" fresh from Boston and New York. He retains the same superb cast, including Roth Chatterton as the daughter, Nell Sumner story centers on a man rekindling hope through his 17 year old daughter Cynthia. The production features a strong supporting company and runs Thursday through Saturday with matinee Thursday. Also scheduled are Peter J. Clark's Frontier Girls and other attractions with Witter Morris presenting Harry Longer and a diverseLondon-based lineup.
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Henry Miller
Park Theatre
Jam
Liberty Theatre
New York
Boston
Mr. Miller
Roth Chatterton
Nell Sumner
Tie
Iss
Apitenf
Wao
pseisteHl
Cynthia
Raturha
France
Sumner
Cynthis
Tothes
Kenerme
Miller
Sam
Berwiges Steraction
Peter 3
Clark
Fronaway Girls
John Qret
Charles Burke
Te ‘Maia
Montezuma
John Totten Smith
Joe Omp
Tomlmy Cullen
James Moran
Antony Cortell
Joe Mack
Mangarette Clemence
Curtle Rastedo
Harriet Carter
Violet Rio
Violette Villiers
Witter Morris
Harry Longer
the Park Theatre
Lauderle
Mr. Morris
King George
Queen Mary
Palace Theatre
London
Lauder Sre Velanche
Alhambra
Sweet Kitty Bellairs Returns To Lyric Theatre
Last night at the Lyric, Miss Cleveland led a strong cast in Sweet Kitty Bellairs a charming widow's romance with comedy pathos and adventure. Clifford Bruce as Lord Warner and Marie Graber as Lady Standish receive praise. Boward Nanery Grif Evans and Margaret Maitland deliver notable turns. The production is a wholesome weekend diversion with human passions and a touch of theatrical nostalgia.
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Lyric Theatre
Miss Cleveland
Kitty Dellajrs
Sweet Kitty
Clifford Bruce
Lord Warner
Bruce
Marie Graber
Lady Standish
Margaret Maitland
Flyte de Serves
Ines
Boward Nanery
Colonel Villers
Slso Grif. Evans
Col
Kimby
Kitty Bellairs
Pictorial Vaudeville Opens Next Week at Plaza Theatre
Bridgeport readers will see Poli circuit's new Plaza Theatre debut with pictorial vaudeville replacing the old Rowse structure on Fairfield Avenue. The Plaza adopts a continuous, first come first served policy with matinee prices from five to twenty cents, shows starting at 1:29, 3:15, 7 and 8:45, and four daily performances. Manager H I Dillenback arrives from Springfield to oversee the new program, promising clean, refined acts and rapid rotation.
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Poli
Fairfield Avenue
Thie City
Sret
Springfield
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Plmre
Mondsye
H. I. Dillenback
Dillenback
Poll
New York
W. B. Cross
Weatthy ‘Ahcher
Benedict
Ena
Name to Remember in Detroit Manufacturing Chemists
A promotional piece touts Detroit’s Pennewer Chemical Co as a producer of over 100 household remedies. It highlights full ingredient disclosure on labels and claims belief in quality over secret cures. The ad promotes their remedy line and notes the agency they hold for these products.
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Detroit
Pen Inewler Chemical Company
Pensiar
Building puzzle gives board worry in Bridgeport high school plan
Bridgeport Board of Education debates selecting an architect for a high school project. Local and out of town architects presented sketches and views on open competition versus direct selection. The board invited ten out of town architects to appear next Monday to aid decision making.
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Board of Education
Bays
Bridgeport
F. H. Beckwith
A. S. Meloy
J. W. Northrop
William Schmidt
Bank Values Subject to Tax in Local Lodge Officers
Samuel H Harris presided as last elected noble grand with Harry Femporal and John H Lee in key roles. Dorr R Whitney re-elected as trustee for three years. Herbert M Booth financial secretary, John Kinsella financial secretary? re-elected. William Faubel treasurer re-elected. Harry Sanford retiring noble grand. Mayor C Wilson addressed the social session after the business portion.
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Samuel H. Harris
Todge
C. F
Wisk
Nobte Grand
Harry
New Year Religious and Social Events in Fairfield
Tomorrow at St Thomas church in Skogna mass will be said with confessions in the afternoon and evening A requiem high mass will honor Mia Lucy Callan of Southport. The post office and library close for New Year. St Pauls children enjoy their Christmas festival and gifts. Greenfield Country club hosts New Year dance with refreshments. Families visit relatives in town and New Year notices at local churches and schools outline activities and gatherings.
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St Thomas
Skogna
Mia
Lucy Callan
Southport
St Paul's Church
Greenfield Country Club
John Mr. Deyo
Plymouth Hare
J._Elting Deyo
Billiott Street
Lillian Dow
Monteclair
Forsyth
Helen Forsyth
Amy Jennings
Elsie Jennings
Sherman Parsonage
Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred B Wakeman
Greenfield Hill
Dorothy Smith
Syracuse College
Mary Smith
Catskill College
Mill Plain
Everett B. Sherwood
Hockaway Beach
Climton
Bridgeport
Sherman School
Mary Nichol
Stratfield
Herbert H. Banks
Beste
Sarah
Greenfield
F. A. Warren
Congress Street
Henry B. Ogden
Westport Events Mix Weddings Plays and Local News
Westport notes report a Boston family visiting Saugatuck for winter plans, a local wedding at Trinity Rectory uniting Martha P. and George Lewis, and upcoming Westport Museum Society program featuring Ward Avis at the Westport Opera House. Social visits, school notes, business changes at Lyon Kaisers, and a recent Westport wreck viewing are included along with a hospital recovery and a forthcoming sermon by Rev. Me.
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Franklyn Bradley
Boston
Frederick Bradley
Saugmtuck
Briday
Florida
WestPort Museum Society
Fd‘Ward Avis
Westport Opera House
A Ae Mers
Martha P. Fills
Wellford Lewis
George & Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Kenneth Mackenzie
Trinity Rectory
Abbie Brothers
King Street
Lewis Mills
New York City
Hett
Kenneth Markenzie
James Milly
Isabelle
Bridgeport
Lawrence Mazzanovich
Wright Street
Wentrort
Valley of the Lotjur
Moret
France
Saugatuck Mig. c
Ingen
Belden's
Crooklyn
New York
Hawthorne Inn
John Fike
Rodney Tyler
North Avenue
Daniel O'Brien
Danbury
Catherine Hutt Mes
Terery
Channing P. Harris
Westport National Park
Ines
Sir
Hany Nichols
Biter Beng
Frank N. Taylors
Westport
Tim
Lyon & Kaiser
J.P. Lyon
Vernon Lewis
Dance at National Hall by Al 4 Club in Norwalk
A large crowd is expected for the Jan 10 dance hosted by the Al 4 Club at National Hall. Music will be provided by an orchestra from Norwalk, and Westport Gen Chih members are listed as attendees.
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Westport
Christmas News From Stepney and Nearby
Stepney reports death notices for Miss Mary Eyre of Bridgeport after a paralytic shock. Local social items mention Christmas guests, church events, and visits by Miss Gertrude Craft, Mrs. George Edwards Wil, and Mrs. Henry Sherman. A Sunday school supper and midweek prayer meeting are noted with postponement details.
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Elle Beyer
Marjorie Connors
Christman Gues
Sherman
Ser Miltora
Mise
Mary Eyre
Bridgeport
Miss Eyre
Louis Hubpell Piace
Methodist
Methodist Church
Gertrude Craft
Nouin
William Purdy
David Fairchild
Quick As & Wink
Cork Pullers
New York City
George Edwards Wil
Pepper Street
Smith
Nures
Fred Nichola
Fred Nichola Left On A Business Trip With Mr. Stewset
ZL. C. Gilbert
Huntington
Aflion Hawley
Henry Sherman
Sydney Lyon Returns Home After Honors at Phillips Exeter
Sydney Lyon, former B H S senior, returns home for Christmas after departing for Phillips Exeter where he earned many honors. James Lucey Edward Connell and Willot Lozan were hosted by Mins Rum Alling at a festive collation at his Dilton arena home. An athletic meet at the M C A featured Claus Mise and Iva King ex 12 from Puirted now at the Shernind elocution school of Boston spending Xmas vacation there. James Darcan 12 and Tarmond Clabby ex 12 from St Th Seminary Hartford will resume studies next Friday. At the Y M C A yesterday Victor Moulton defeated Stuart Swaly in a ping pong match taking seven of twelve sets.
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Francis Carmody
Syracuse University
Iglo Williams
Brookfeld
F. W. Bennett
St John's Church
Sandy Hook
Crowe
Bridgeport
Thomas F. Lyons
Wm. F. Kirk Co
Mer. Lyone
Mire
Rockwell
RL. Carl
Jeffersonville
N.Y
Anna Keating
Beaton
Misa Elizabeth Keating
Eugene M. Paskemsns
Palestine
Jane Blakeman
Mr. Sanford
Easton
Ford
B. Goodsell
Brenney
Austin N. Boteford
Résbent
Watertown
Florence Warner
Hartford City
Scholl
Big
Bi Warger
Thoams Keine
Eld
Bre Thomas
Irs
E. Sanford
Mise May Hontien
Edra Kiibeide
Jersey City
Sydney Lyon
Phillips-Exeter
James Lucey
Edward coNetl
Willot Lozan
Mins Rum
Dilton Arena
M. C
Claus B. Mise Iva
Puirtetd
Te Shernind Elocuton School of
Boston
James Darcan
Tarmond Clabby
St. Th Seminary of
Hartford
Mielr
MC. A. Yesterd
Victor Moulton
Stuart Swaly
Newly Weds John J Roe Honeymoon in Flatbush Home
Mr and Mrs John J Roe, married on Christmas day in New York, spent their honeymoon in the city and have moved to a newly furnished home in Flatbush at 789 Cleveland Avenue, away from relatives in Pilisticia and Mant. The bride is Ethel, daughter of OGonnell of 174 Park Avenue, visiting relatives before settling in Brooklyn.
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Ethel F. Ee
Ogonnell
Park Avenue
John J. Roe
New York
Mra. A. W. Rosa
Cleveland Avenue
Lett Yeater
Flatbust
Roumania Hopes For Spoils In The Balkan War
Bucharest reports the Roumanian Chamber of Deputies approving a 600,000,000 military credit after heated debate. Roumania aims to share in the spoils of the Balkan conflict, seeking gains tied to alliance efforts and participation in the Turkish war. The army’s mobilization was seen as sufficient to support the push.
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Roumania
Bucharest
Timerium Chamber of Deputies
Amd
General Strike Of Waiters Likely At New Year
New York reports a federal threat of a strike by waiters as wage and hours reforms approach. Restaurant owners and managers await government and labor actions, with tipped staff expected to join if proposals pass.
Herbert Knox Smith to Speak Here at Forum
Herbert Knox Smith, former Commissioner of Curmereiwr and Chie Bel Moone, will speak on Direct Primaries and referendum at the 8 PM forum. The event, part of a party meeting, aims to discuss the progressive program and educate members on primary reforms.
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Herbert Knox Smith Af Murti
Curmereiwr
Chie Bel Moone
Cuntidaue
Ge Wrnor Ty
Will
Mary
Smith
Musterole Homemaker Ad Copy Fragment
Fragmentary ad style text promotes Musterole with garbled phrases and mis-typed product references. Mentions prices, household use, and medical claims, but readability is severely damaged and names or dates are unclear. The readable portions imply a consumer health ad from a past era without coherent details or structure.
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Emart Clothes & Jonsismas
Scramield Hoel
Main Street
Rerum
Williag
Nowhela MB
G. Whitefeldmann
Aftiowrs
Cyrus
Sef saAxn
THE
Kid Kabaret
POLIS
Haviland & Thornton
Bixley & Lerner
Linden Beck
Farner
LYRIC
Plaza Theatre
Ponslar
A .Cruer
Penslar
Atlantic Pharmacy
Devic
Hawiew
City National Bank
Connecticut Bank
First Netomark
Pequonnock
Cannon National Bank
Falie Vilage National Iron Bank
Greenwich
Stamford National Bank
Thomaston
Thomaston National Bank
Torrington
Brooks National Benk
Torrington Neadermal Bank
First National Bank
Winsted
First National Belt
Hurlbut National Bank
Trust and Investment Companies
American Ante & Trust Co
Bridgeport Bank & Title Co
Bridgeport Trust Co
Watson Trust Co
Darien
Home Bank & Trot Co
Greenwich ‘Trust Co
Cverall Trust
Shelton, Shelton Bank & ‘Trust
South Norwalk
Fairfield
Isa Vos TV Voss
RLY eRemana No
Cloak and Suit
Farmer, Post and Telegram
Stepney
New Town
B. H. S. Notes
Fersonsh
Walters
Herbert Knox Smith
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