Hibernians Honor Rev J F Murphy For Service To Division
Rev J F Murphy pastor of St Marys church was made life honorary of Division No 1 A O H at a large meeting. He received a engrossed certificate and pledged to honor the division. Officers of the parade committee were thanked with fountain pens and pins. New members were admitted and a large class of candidates is planned. An invitation to a Park Theatre concert by Holy Name was accepted.
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J. F. Murphy
St. Mary's Church
Farmers County
John J. McCarthy
Father Murphy
William B. Prendergast
Joseph PP. Reilly
Matthew Lynan
Foresters Plan Robin Hood Degree Hats For All
The combined courts of the Foresters of America in Bridgeport showcased the Robin Hood degree with a 100-member class in Broad Street lodge rooms. Visiting Supreme officers from Hartford Jersey City Waterbury and New York attended a reception supper at the Algonquin club and a later banquet with a musical program.
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The
Foresters of America
Nathaniel Wheeler
Marina
Broad Street
Court Marina
Capt. O'Neil
W. J. Clabby
Supreme Court
Hartford
Jersey City
Waterbury
New York
Algonquin Club
Geo. F. Bradley
John Hanley
Edward Lapke
Vincent Benham
Order
John F. Cosgrove
T. M. Donnely
George O’malley
Meriden
John Hayes
Tariffville
J. O’sullivan
Derby
Thos. O'Loughlin
Naugatuck
J. 3. Walsh
Joseph Beadle
Thomas Dowd
Newark
Joseph C. Ivers
Dennis E. O'Neil
Col. T. J
Sewage Bill Debate Echoes Across Bridgeport Letter War
A Bridgeport exchange rebuts Zalmon Goodsell on an anti-pollution bill. The letter cites engineers’ cost estimates for sewage reduction plants, argues modern plants separate solids for fertilizer and sterilize liquid, and challenges claims about oyster safety, clams, and fish in Connecticut waters due to pollution. The writer mocks Goodsell and recalls deteriorating local waterways and seafood.
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Naugatuck
Connecticut
Goodsell
State Grange
National Grange
Oyster Association
Zalmon Goodsell
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Bridgeport Farmer
Legislative Committee
Plato
Boston
Holland
Germany
France
England
Zal
Great Sea
Long Island Sound
South
Norwalk
Milford Beach
Hougatonic
Mani
Tuberculosis Pavilion to be Removed for Site Change
Supt Merle Cowles celebrates the relocation of the tuberculosis pavilion to its new site beside the isolation hospital. The Health Board, at yesterday's meeting, decided to cut the building into three parts and move it along the roadway, not across lots. The Emergency Board logged April as a record month for treatments with 565 patients, 111 ambulance calls, 236 new office applications, and 541 prescriptions filled. Lack of funds blocks a motor driven transfer ambulance, prompting remodeling of the old horse drawn unit. The department's annual report will be presented May 14 for filing with the city fathers the next day.
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Merle Cowles
Board of Health
William H. Behrens
Health Board
Republicans Win in Borough of Winsted
In Winsted, the Republican ticket swept the borough election except for warden where Democrat Patrick J. Darcey was re elected by twenty nine votes 501 to 562 A large turnout 1 243 votes marked the result The meeting passed a resolution opposing stringent enforcement of the Sunday law The New Canaan race saw L S Knapp defeat independent candidate Dr C B Keller for warden 113 to 36
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Patrick J. Darcey
Darcey
Jas. A. Warner
Winsted Welfare League
New Canaan
Citizens
Independent Citizens
L.S. Knapp
C. B. Keller
The Smith Murry Co May Sale Opens Discounts
The Smith-Murry Co advertises a May sale with deep discounts across garments and fabrics. Suits for Misses and juniors cut from 15 to 9.50, women’s and children’s wear marked down, silks and linens offered at reduced prices, plus half price on all stock of outing hats and extensive fabric yardage on sale by the yard.
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American Beauty
Turner’s Carelessness Sparks Looted Masterpieces
A London Spectator note laments Turner’s neglected Queen Anne Street house home to damp ruin and priceless works. It cites damaged canvases like Crossing the Brook and thousands of watercolors once destined for fortune, all left to the nation by will.
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Turner
Queen Anne Street
London Spectator
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E. H. Dillon & CO
Main SF
ST. Cecile
Panama
Milan
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MR. Goodsell
Borough OF
Winsted
Bull Moosers
Horsford
Smith-Murray Co
Cloak Dept
Nemo Weee
Gale
New York State
Brazil
Sexton
Edward
London
Francesco Berger
Lord Coleridge
Hicks
Old Man
Wicks
Boston Transcript
Hazlitt
U. S. Naval Observatory
Washington
Gufargha
the People’s Dairy
State Street
Geo. A. Robertson
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