Gourse in Foreign Trade Course Opened in New York
Dr Edward B E Pratt chief of the foreign and domestic commerce program announces a six month course in foreign trade issued through the Business Training Corporation New York city The course features prominent economists bankers and exporters and covers economics foreign markets export houses insurance law and credits It aims to train professionals to expand US trade and meet rising demand for skilled foreign trade workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward BE. Pratt
United States
Business Training Corporation
New York City
Pratt
P. Austin
National City Bank of New York
E. Ny Vose
Dun’s International Review
E. A. Delima
Battery Park National Bank of New York
Emory R. Johnson
G .G. Huebner
University of Pennsylvania
Paul R. Mahony
Remington Typewriter
J. Saytilliano
Guarust Company of
New York
Philip B. Kennedy
Melbourne
United States Department of Commerce
C. A. Richards
Bowring & Company
Henry Talbot
R. F. Downing & Co
Europe
Business ‘Draining Corporation
Madison Avenue
Man Accused of Murder After Saloon Shooting
Michael Herman 65, of 672 Wordin Avenue, waived examination and will be represented by counsel in a murder hearing after he shot George Grecza 32 in Lengen's saloon at 203 How ard Avenue. Grecza, known as Yanko, had taunted Herman for months, leading to the fatal 10:55 PM incident. Both men worked at American Tube and Stamping Co. Herman is jailed without bonds awaiting May 27 city court hearing if coroner’s inquiry concludes in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grecza
Hancock Avenue
James Lengen
Howard Avenue
Michael Herman
Wordin Avenue
John J. Phelan
Herman
American Tube & Stamping Co
Grecza
Lengen
Greca Wargo
Spruce Street
Bagley
Fred Schultz
Yanko
S. M. Garlick
Benedict Sues For Divorce Over Desertion
Walter Benedict sues Elsie Benedict of 919 Elm Street New Haven for divorce alleging desertion on March 3 1913. The couple wed October 17 1912 and Elsie’s maiden name was Elsie Arter. Suit returnable to the superior court June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Benedict
Elsie Benedict
Elm Street
New Haven
Gun Toters Breach of Peace Charge In Street Argument
Paul Carbone of 122 George street is held on breach of peace after an argument with Patsy Izzo of 245 Catherine street. Izzo allegedly swung an 18 inch cheese knife while spectators separated them. A .38 revolver was found on Carbone’s person. Wilson Marshall boats the Jessica, a 51 foot, 22 ton racing sloop built by Herreshoff Mfg Co Bristol RI, to be documented at Black Rock Yacht Club alongside a Jennings project ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Izzo
Catherine Street
Paul Carbone
George Street
Carbone
Izzo
Charles Martin
Grand Street
Poland
Wilson Marshall
Jessica
Herreshoff Manning Co
Bristol
R. I
Mr. Marshall
Black Rock Yacht Club
Oliver G. Jennings
Harbor Happenings: Moonlight Brings Lumber for Miller Co
The schooner Moonlight with lumber for Miller Lumber Co from Machias, Mo, entered late Saturday. Tug Winfield Cahill delivered a stone barge from Pine Orchard this morning and tug George McCaffrey arrived for a light tow, taking cargo to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight
Miller Lumber Co
Machias
Winfield Cahill
Pine Orchard
George McCaffrey
New York
Fall From Trolley Car Injures Young Man on Barnum Ave
Charles Johnson, 23, of 36 Staples Street, fell while trying to board a Barnum avenue trolley near the U M Co plant at 2 o clock. He suffered a fractured right ankle and facial and body injuries, and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital by the motorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum Avenue
U. M. Co
Charles Johnson
Staples Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Barbour Elected President of Northern Baptist Convention
Minneapolis May 22 Dr. C A Barbour president of Rochester Theological Seminary was elected president of the Northern Baptist Convention without opposition at the annual meeting. Shailer Mathews of Chicago did not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
C. A. Barbour
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
N. Y
Northern Baptist Convention
Shailer Mathews
Chicago
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate for Insomnia Relief
A short dose of Horsford's Acid Phosphate is recommended at bedtime to ease sleep difficulties. The ad suggests half a teaspoonful in half a glass of water before retiring and promotes buying a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
New And Official Suffrage Hat for Chicago Parade
The National American Woman Suffrage association unveils a white sailor hat with suffrage yellow trim as part of marching outfits for the June 7 Chicago parade. The hat worn by Miss Aimee Hutchinson is pictured, paired with a sash, and costs 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Chicago
Aimee Hutchinson
Gambling arrests follow Papp shooting case
Mary Papp confessed to the shooting of her husband Nickolas Papp. The confession led to several arrests yesterday. Harry Rosenbaum, owner of a coffee house linked to the case, paid a $50 fine for maintaining a gambling house. Judge Bartlett presided. Other gambling cases were continued until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ad
Mary Papp
Nickolas Papp
Harry Rosenbaum
Papp
Bartlett
Shelton Sanatorium Fire Loss Adjusted
Hartford May 22 The tuberculosis commission has settled with insurers for the Shelton sanatorium superintendent’s house fire loss. State receipts amount to 4881.85 with a net loss of 146.15 after adjustments. Rebuilding will proceed without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Tuberculosis Commission
Shelton
Wedding of Florilla Helena Webb and Edward Napoleon Gosselin
Miss Florilla Helena Webb and Edward Napoleon Gosselin, Yale graduate, will wed June 3 at 11 AM at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in New Haven. Mr and Mrs James H Webb host a reception at their home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Webb
New Haven
Florilla
Helena Webb
Edward Napoleon Gosselin
Yale University
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Webb
Trucking Contractor Sued Over Fairfield Avenue Crash
Thompson Dean of Darien sues William A. Steeves of West End for 200 damages claiming his car was damaged when Steeves ran into it on Fairfield avenue April 29 and did not stop. The case is returnable to the June term of the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Steeves
West End
Thompson Dean
Darien
Steeves
Fairfield Avenue
Dean
Common -Pleas Court
Obituary notes for Ada Enders and others
The funeral for Ada Enders was held at her home on East Main Street conducted by Rev. Herman D. Wiemer and burial took place at Lakeview cemetery. Annie E Howes wife of Lewis L Howes was found dead at 1368 East Main Street after a heart condition. John J Conroy 33 of 1791 East Main Street died from injuries after a May 13 truck fall and will be buried in Springfield Mass. Chester Williams of East Bridgeport died at 1005 Kosssuth Street age 80 and survived by two sons Isaac B and Charles Williams and daughter Jessie Langdon. Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Kiley
Grand Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Maloney
Thomas Maloney
Bunnell Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Chester Williams
Kossuth Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Don
Maria
John Doon
Deacon Street
Mary's Church
Ada Enders
East Main Street
Herman D. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Annie E
Lewis L. Howes
John J. Conroy
Bridgeport Hospital
Pembroke Street
Springfield
Mass
Mr. Conroy
Penny
Bridgeport
Mr. Williams
Great Barrington
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Co
Williams
Isaac B
Charles Williams
Jessie
Frederick Langdon
Fairfield County Weather Brief Prompt
Fairfield area forecast notes unsettled conditions for Monday night into Tuesday with probable showers. Hoow Lane on Main Street and Canal Bridgeport are mentioned as local landmarks in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Canal
Goodbye to young folks suits at clearance prices
Spring clearance offers dramatic reductions on young women's suits across styles from checks to quiet tailoring. Prices drop from 16.50 to 27.50 and higher, with many sets cut to 15 or 20, all ready Tuesday morning on the second floor.
Rebellious Ireland Recalls 1798 Uprising in History
A historical survey traces Ireland’s long pattern of insurrection from ancient tribal clashes to the 1798 rebellion led by Theobald Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen. It notes Tone’s exile, French backing episodes, and the Danes’ invasion era shaping centuries of struggle in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
France
Lord Cornwallis
Theobald Wolf Tone
Sin Fein
Roger Casement
Tone
Dublin
London
United Irishmen
America
Hoche
Emerald Isle
Brest
True Comfort in Couch Hammock Advert
True comfort in couch hammock with soft-topped yet firm mattresses and adjustable head-rest. Hammocks offer three-position head support and breezy placement, priced from 7.50 to 19.50, including rustless frames, canopies, and lawn stands. Third floor showroom displays green white khaki blue options.
Hart Schaffner and Marx Suits Offer Value at $23
A sales pitch promises Hart Schaffner & Marx suits priced at $23 with no strings attached. The text touts seasonable weight quality wool and a fit that pleases, aimed at men seeking value, style, and comfort in one. Main floor rear.
Irish History from Invasion to Catholic Emancipation
A compact historical narrative traces Irish history from the 12th century Norman invasions under Strongbow to the 19th century Catholic emancipation led by Daniel O Connell and the Redmond era. It covers major uprisings, Cromwell’s conquest, the 1641 massacres, 1798 rebellion, and the long struggle for Home Rule. It also notes local events including a factory accident in New York and labor adjustments with Morgan lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James II
Tudo
William of Orange
the Hoyne
Great Britain and Ireland
Robert Emmet
Daniel O'Connell
Legislative Union
France
Ireland
John Redmond
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Sam A. Baldwin
The
Bloomfield
XN. J.) National Bank
Baier Bros
A*p
Naugatuck
Broad St
Brotherhood of Memorial Baptist Church
Maplewood
Howard Avenues
Care Farmer
Toter
Shelton Sanatorium
Harry Odie
the Stratfield
Gaten Hospital
Sues Truckman
Annie E. Howes
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland Dry’ Goods
Wexford
Rome
Casement
Tacitus
Agricila
Erin
Brian Boru
Munster
Brian
Tara
Leinster
Clontarf
Howland Dry Goods CO
Adrian IV
Henry II
Peter
Dermot McMurrough
Dermot
Henry
Robert Fitzstephen
Maurice Fitzgerald
Richard de Clare
Strongbow
Eva
John
Edward Bruce
Henry VII
Thomas Fitzgerald
House of Kildare
Elizabeth
Ulster
Cromwell
Joseph Celart
Greene Street
Sprague Meter Co
Board of Charities
Richard I Neithercut
Thomas J. Bills
Spencer R. Gordon
Morgan Steamship Lines
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