Ireland's Struggle for Liberty lecture Sunday at St Charles Hall
A lecture on Ireland's religious oppression and disfranchisement in the 18th and 19th centuries is set for Sunday evening in St Charles Hall with Rev T P Swen Wall River as lecturer. A Moore melodies program will accompany the event, highlighting the priest as a hunted figure and Catholics' educational bans.
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St. Charles’ Hall
T. P
Wall River
Ireland
Percy
England
Price
Wieutlawry
Moore
Music teacher F H Lawton skis in Vermont with Taft kin
Social personal note reports F H Lawton a noted music teacher returning from a Vermont ski trip with Dr E N Taft cousin of President Taft. They claim rapid gliding and 49 foot jumps. Bridgeporters favor Vermont for winter sports and several local residents head to Linden Lodge Brattleboro for a winter sojourn.
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F. H Lawton
Green Mountains
Vermont
E N. Taft
Taft
W. HH. Marigold
EB. P. Nobba
Boston Labor Parade To Protest Gompers Sentence
Boston labor men plan a massive march with bands and banners to protest the jailing of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor. Officials predict an unprecedented turnout dwarfing the Haywood protest and will fill Fenway Hall and nearby streets with speakers and cheering crowds.
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
United Press
Boston
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Amberiean Federation of Labor
Fanteul Hall
Haywood
Winleal
Bali
Alliance Francaise Bridgeport group presents La Grandmare comedy
Next Monday evening the Bridgeport Group of Alliance Francaise will stage the amusing comedy La Grandmare at the Hotel Stratfield with a preliminary reading of the script this Saturday afternoon at the Bridgeport Art League rooms. A live address on civic reform by Rev George D Wikert is set for the Mt C A meeting tomorrow afternoon with a notable music program by local soloists. Also notes on an insurance offer from Naugatuck Valley Ice Company and cosmetic and cleaning product ads appear in the issue.
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Bridgeport
The
Alliance: Francaise
Hotel Stratfield
So'dock
Ts Fongfsh
Tostons
Xood
H. J. Cox
GW. Schrader
Four divorces granted by Judge Gager in Civil Superior Court
The Civil Superior Court, led by Judge Gager, granted four additional divorces yesterday. Greenwich resident E. Marshall was freed from May E. Marshall of Los Angeles after a troubled marriage that began in White Plains. Julia Kosma faced a separation after learning her husband’s supposed son existed, and Hattie A Holly’s desertion case ended in a divorce after 39 years of marriage on Long Ridge. Mary E Keating regained her maiden name Keating following Morrie F Martin’s abandonment and wage attachments.
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Julia Kosma
Fairfield
Frank Kosma
Frank S. Child
Bridgeport
Hungary
Kosma
Julia Ssatmarl
Charles F Holly
Long Ridge
Hattie A Holly
Holly
Stamford
Mary E. Keating
Morrie F. Martin
Morris
Keating
Dimock May Float After Patch Work On Beached Freighter
Special from United Press District stations report that the beached freighter H. F. Dimock may be floated tomorrow as patching of holes in the Horatio Hall progresses. A 50 man crew with boats works the wreck while underwriters may turn the vessel over to the government and remove it from Pollock Rip channel. An unknown three masted schooner ashore after passing the Hall wreck. Monomoy Point life savers assist the schooner, not in danger. Also brief New Haven area forecast of cloudy unsettled weather with rain or snow tonight and Sunday.
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Horatio Hall
United Press
Chatham
Amfss
Metropolitan Ine
H. F. Dimock
Pollock Rips Channel
Rips Channel
Hall
Monomey Point
Dizziness signals danger in stomach disorders
Dizziness and flatulence warn of developing stomach and intestinal troubles that can progress to severe health issues. Charcoal, as a stomach regulator and poison antidote, is promoted in palatable lozenge form by The A. Stuart Co. to aid digestion and absorption. samples and charcoal tablets are offered from Stuart Building, Maranall, Michigan, at 25 cents per box.
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A. Stuart Co
Stuart
Blood and spring health boosted by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
An article explains blood composition and the spring need for purity and strength. It credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla with purifying and enriching blood, improving red and white cells, appetite, energy, and overall health. Testimonials from Mr. Wm. McAuley and Mrs. A. M. Stevens praise its effects on vitality and recovery after illness and vaccination. The ad cautions against inferior alternatives and promotes 100 doses for one dollar in liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Hood
Wm. McAuley
Eaton Ave
Camden
Maine
A. M. Stevens
Orfordville
N. H
Synott Reclaims Lost Goods From Earthquake Ruins
Synott formerly with Acme Shear in this city recovered valuables thought swallowed by the San Francisco quake. While in San Francisco he boarded with Mrs. James Taylor. After the disaster he fled, Taylor searched the ruins, found Synott’s valise with papers jewels and money, and eventually returned it to him via a letter to Mrs. Taylor.
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Synott
Acme Shear Company
Hus
San Francisco
Los Angeles
James Taylor
Juine
Soap swindlers again at work in city
Mrs. Rudolph Paul of 33 Kossuth Street told Patrolman Flynn last night she was cheated out of 50 cents by two men selling three boxes of soap for 3 cents each after she paid with a dollar. One man pocketed the change and quipped about buying a vote. She described one as short and stout with glasses, matching reports of last summer’s soap swindle pair who took money for undelivered soap.
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Rudolph Paul
Kossuth Street
Flynn
Asop
Paul
Great landslide buries villages on Java Island
Special from United Press, Victoria, BC. March 13 reports three villages buried and one thousand lives wiped out in Pendjolo Java after Mt Kentiana spur collapsed. Wardengete Telokbangoe and Triboeochan were overwhelmed. only one man, a woman, and two children reportedly escaped to bring news as smaller slides continued. Crowds gather while rescue attempts are limited.
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United Press
Victoria
Pendjolo
Java
Mt. Kentiana
Wardeng’ete
Telokbangoe
Triboebochan
Corry
Wall Street Today Slow Trading With Sluggish Tone
At 21 a.m. business was the slowest for the year as floor traders avoided the long side and some professionals forced slight declines. Late in the hour a few specialties such as American Ice and U.S. Realty showed strength in a narrow market, while Standard Issues held steady. By close, prices were generally a shade under yesterday's final figures and the market remained dull.
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U.S
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment to Stop Bed Wetting
An advertisement from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting in children and adults. It claims a constitutional cause and urges mothers to write for instructions without sending money. It warns not to blame the child and suggests the treatment helps those troubled by difficulties.
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Mra
Sum_mers
Notre Dame
Ind
City considers grooved rails and commission action
The Street committee recommends Connecticut Company be ordered to lay grooved rails as paving begins, and that public utilities complete permanent street improvements before paving. Property owners must modify curb lines by April 2. The Rail road Commission may hear appeals if the company opts to pursue them. City officials present favored Q rails for safety and ride quality.
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Sant Nicht
Connecticut Company
Connecticut Co
Railroad Commission
C. H. Chapman
Connect
Connecti
Strees Railway Company
Hailroad
Common Council
Chapman
McKenna
Marina's Ladies Night and Foresters of America plans
A misprint corrected for Marina's Ladies Night with March 16 now noted as March 17, celebrating St. Patrice night. The Allied Courts of the Foresters of America discuss securing a permanent home at a March 26 meeting, with twelve courts and four circles in the city and about 20000 in treasuries. Officers elected include Thomas J. Keegan president and Peter J. Carroll vice president. Watches repaired by J Buechier, 48 Fairfield Ave, with March discounts. Lee Bros Furniture Co. showcases items from Old Hickory Chair, Limbert, Sterns & Foster, and Ranney Refrigerator companies at 417% Main and Golden Hill corner.
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Renaansnt
Allied Courts of the Foresters of America
Women's Order
Thomas J. Keegan
Peter J. Carroll
Patrick J. Carroll
James O'Rourke
James F. Flaherty
Lkels
Lee Bros. Furniture Co
Main Street
Golden HM
Old Hickory Chair Co
Martinsville
Ind
Chas P. Limbert Co
Aits and Crafts Furniture
Grand Rapids and Holand
Mich
Sterns & Foster Co
mathens=s
Cincinnat
Ranney Refrigerator
Greenville
Newark Priest Killing Suspect Identified by Housekeeper
Newark police press on with a wide conspiracy theory amid 13 men under arrest for the murder of Father Ansione at St Stanislaus Church. Antonina Sabsytka identified William Olsefski as one of four men who shot the priest, based on height and build. Bail for all suspects stands at 18000. investigators suspect outside help in the crime.
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Father Ansione
Newark
United Frese
N. J
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Bather Ansone
Antonina Sabsytka
Ansione
William Olsefski
Assayetne
Connecticut Company Settles Suit Over Injury Damages
Mary A. Bond through attorney George H. Ennis settled a suit against Connecticut Company for 1009 damages from injuries on September 2 when she was thrust from a trolley on Stratford Avenue near Wilmot Avenue. The adjustment is described as satisfactory to both sides and liberal by the company, which says the accident resulted from a passenger ringing the bell to run ahead as Mrs. Bond entered the car.
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Mary A. Bond
George H. Ennis
Connecticut Company
Stratford Avenue
Wilmot Avenue
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