Schwarz Promoted to Philadelphia Post at NCR
George D. Schwarz, long in charge of the National Cash Register Co. office in Bridgeport, will take over the Philadelphia office on July 1 as head of the sales force. The four story building houses 35 staff, and future NCR offices will be run through managers rather than direct agent control. Schwarz, a noted local salesman and friend maker, serves in Bridgeport lodge No. 36 BPOE and Algonquin club, and holds Masonic affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Schwarz
National Cash Register Co
Philadelphia
Schwarz
Vermont
Cash Register Company
Bridgeport
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Bridgeport Lodge
No. 36
Algonquin Club
Masonic Order
Inside History of Rebellion Concert at Plaza Theatre
A Sunday evening event at the Plaza theatre under the United Irish Relief Fund will present an address by Judge J J Rooney and John Splaine plus a concert by Bridgeport Musical Union featuring Albert Lapke George Rajotte and vocalists. Admission is free with a voluntary collection and invited officials will attend. The program promises insight into Sinn Fein history and aims to aid widows and orphans in Ireland amid ongoing suffering.
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Plaza Theatre
United Irish Relief | Fund Committee
Ireland
J. J. Rooney
New York Court of Appeals
John Splaine
New Haven
Bridgeport Musical Union
Albert Lapke
George Rajotte
Lydia Walsh
Julia Sullivan
Loretta C. O’cononr
Sinn Fein
Marriage Licenses Issued for Dozens in City
Yesterday, licenses went to Flippio Francesco 22 of 84 Highland Avenue and Carmela Santa Haramello 16 of the same address with parental consent. Others include John Mar Rosa 23 of 216 Pine Street and Miss Barbara Jagerees 22 of 16 Cherry Street, William J. Malone Jr 26 of 344 East Main Street and Miss Gertrude M. Supple 22 of 231 Pequonnock Street, Adolfno Rastauckar 22 of 54 Helen Street and Miss Maggie Lapen 22 of the same address, Stephen Plaka 24 of Aurora Illinois and Miss Maria Margerly 18 of 267 Spruce Street, Samuel Burhoe 28 of 60 Savoy Street and Miss Sarah D. Merchant 24 of Clinton Mass, Warren J. Faust 20 and Miss Mary Fenton 20 of 185 Benham Avenue.
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Flippio Francesco
Highland Avenue
Carmela Santa Haramello
John Mar Rosa
Pine Street
Barbara Jagerees
Cherry Street
William J. Malone, Jr
East Main Street
Gertrude M. Supple
Clinton
Mass
Warren J. Faust
Reading
Mary Fenton
Benham Avenue
Plea for Humanities and Literary Study in Education
Margaret Sherwood argues for a deeper culture and broader humanities study in colleges and schools. She laments the decline of classical work and urges teaching English literature with wisdom, urging historical study and philosophy to counter a culture focused only on physical facts.
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Margaret Sherwood
Atlantic
Only Remedy Ever Found Lax-a-Tone Adverts Hale Hartigan’s Drug Stores
It touts Lax-a-Tone as the sole remedy for constipation and indigestion. The ad claims rapid relief for malaria symptoms, sick headaches, bilious spells, sour stomachs, and constipation, urging readers to buy at Hartigan's drug stores on Fairfield Avenue and Main and Congress streets.
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Bridgeport
Mr. Hallett
Hartigan’s Drug
Fairfield Avenue
Main and
Congress Streets
Adv
Newtown Residents Head Toward Graduation and Change
High school student Herman Oppe Jr aims to attend commencement as valedictorian while Yale graduates Daniel and James Keane mobilize for Connecticut militia duty and plan furloughs for college degrees. Pleasant View Farm sold to Edith Mead. Simon Mead related to Wakelee homestead owner. Elm projects include 300 telephone poles contract and Castle Ronald changes under new ownership Taylor Buckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Herman Oppe, Jr
Daniel Joseph Keane
James Louis Keane
M. Joseph Keane
New Haven
Yale Academic
Sheffield Scientic School
T. J. Corbett
Connecticut Militia
Daisy Miller
Pleasant View Farm
South Center
Edith V. Mead
Greenwich
Simon Mead
Sanford Mead
Wakelee Homestead
John R. Peck
Mead
Miller
Frederick F. Johnson
Sanford School
Redding
Frank Johnson
Trinity College
Hartford
Leonard Wright
Sanford Beers
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Massachusetts
M. F. Blake
New York City
Gaffney
Main Street
Hawley
Hawleyville
BD. C. Johnson
Roeere
Clark Cottage
State Road
Elizabeth Blake
Castle Ronald
Taylor and Buckingham
New Milford
J. J. Sutphin
Miss Blake
Blake
New York
Elsie Johnson
Bethel
Lawrence Yost
East Granby
Swiss Women To Entertain Nurses Of Many Nations
Berne June 21 A Spamitee of Swiss women arrange free entertainment at Swiss resorts for 2000 Red Cross nurses of all nations enabling two to three weeks in the Swiss mountains at no charge. Fresh peace demonstrations in Vienna are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Spamitee of Women of
Red Cross
Swiss Mountains
Be Prepared July Fourth Warns State Health Board
The Connecticut State Board of Health urges safe Fourth of July celebrations and strict fireworks rules. It notes declines in fatal injuries since 1903 and 1915, highlights tetanus antitoxin benefits, and urges local health officers to stock and administer it for powder or gunshot wounds.
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State Board of Health
Connecticut
Women with Large Family Honored by Ruler
Vienna June 21 Emperor Francis Joseph rewards Frau Marie Mittler of Waldsbere Steiermark with a Madonna medallion silver bearing his signature and 500 Kronen for bearing seven sons three step sons and two grandsons for the army. War Department orders purchase of 50 000 horses and mules for the National Guard.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Marie Mittler
Waldsbére
Steiermark
National Guard
War Department
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Pipe of Velvet
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Pictorial Review
the Electric Shop
Cor. Broad And.cannon ST
Thor Electric
Moine
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United Illuminating CO
Es Uvunco
Warren Strel
George Schwarz
Philadelphia Post
Cash Register Co
J. B. Hallett
Lafayette Street
Island
St. Thomas
West Indies
Washington Star
Nunnold
Fairfield Ave
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