State Moose convention opens in Main St hall parade tomorrow
About 100 delegates attend the state Moose convention in Moose hall on Main Street with Grand Marshal William Houlihan outlining a parade and field day schedule for the Loyal Order of Moose. Delegates will escort visiting lodges, form three divisions, and march through East Main Street and surrounding streets to the carnival grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Houlihan
Loyal Order of Moose
Bridgeport
Arthur A. Baker
Moose Hall
Main Street
Moose Defenders
Houlihan
East Main Street
Stratford Avenue
W. H. Lewis
F. L. Farmer
William Dennis
Ashley, Pa
Charles L. Dennis
Ann Street
Cedar Street
East Main
Barnum Avenue
Noble Avenue
Cresent Avenue
Congress Street
State Street
City Hall
Fairfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
George H. Warn
Sesson
George R. Hubbard
Memory Training Class Opens At Y M C A Tonight
Henry J. Sutton of New York will run memory training classes at the Y M C A each Friday for eight weeks. An afternoon session at five and an evening session at eight will be open to both genders. Victor Werner of Remington Arms assists in the evening class and speaks highly of the Berol system. Over 8,000 students have taken the course. more than 45 Bridgeport porters have enrolled locally. A free pass to tonight’s opening session is offered to anyone who did not attend Monday’s demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Sutton
New York
Sutton
Victor Werner
Remington Arms Company
Mr. Sutton
Berol
Brooklyn
The
Arms Co
Werner
Educational Department
Trieste and Trentino under Italian rule history and dates
The text asks when Trieste and the Trentino were part of Italy and notes their transfer of rights in 1027 after Lombard conquest and Conrad II. It also covers topics on freedom of the seas, nationality, Austria’s emperor, and other historical questions with concise answers and clarifications.
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Trieste
Trentino
Kingdom of
Italy
Conrad II
Germany
Austria
Emperor Francis Joseph of
Hungary
Fire Hits Bakery as Oven Top Collapses
A bake oven top caved in at 180 Hallam Street last evening. Sparks set the side walls ablaze and caused about 50 dollars in bakery damage. Tenants upstairs were alarmed by the blaze.
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Hallam Street
Early American Labor Strikes and Local Personal Notices
A historical recap traces the first labor strike in Philadelphia among 300 shoemakers, then the 1848 Fall River weavers strike, and the 1877 railroad strike. It notes later widespread strikes 1888 to 1893, including six major actions in 1892, and the Pullman strike of 1894 affecting 100,000 workers. Also reported are a local elopement warning, and obituaries from Stamford, Danbury, Greenwich, Monroe, Shelton, Norwalk, and Brooklyn with ages and dates.
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America
Philadelphia
Fall River
New England
United States
Canada
Nd Transportation World
Homestead
E Pullman Company
Pennsylvania
Gan
Arnold
Stamford
Cordelia A
A. C. Arnold
Scofield
Josephine
David L. Scofeld
Gunnip
Patrick Gunnip
Gemmerich
Greenwich Hospital
Frederick Genemerich
Riverside
Brown
Danbury
Samuel T. Grown
Costello
Margaret H. Costello
Hawkins
Monroe
John H. Hawkins
Dunham
Shelton
Amy R
Henry Warren Dunham
Kelly
Julia R. Kelly
Foster
New Hartford
Ranney G. Foster
Barnes
Norwalk
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Clark’s Quality Furniture
Bohn
Mrs. Potts
GEO. B. Clark & CO
Broad St
State Convention OF Moose
Main ST. Hall
Y.M.C.A
Rae Wolff
Wolff's Shirt Shops
Underwear Men’s Union
Pongee
Madras
Lisle
Foulard
Wolff’s
Wolffs Shirt Shops
TRADS
Wolffiw
Waterbury
New Haven
High Seas
Greece
Servia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Abyssinia
England
France
Lincoln
Theodore Parker
Boston
Hayne
Daniel Webster
William Wirt
Patrick Henry
Republican Party
Jefferson
Black Sea
Turkey
Constantinople
Aegean Sea
Louisiana
Douay
North America
Peter Statherkis
Peter Allemos
Statherkis
Bunnell Street
Alliemos
Stratford Avenue House
Detective Department
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