Miss Galloway Shines in New Broadway Musical Molly O
Miss Katherine Galloway Sacramento sister of Mrs Elmore Banks of Fairfield dazzles as Molly O a prima donna in the Cort theatre New York debut Saturday night. A familiar South daughter with early church soprano work under Harry Pepper she wins praise for appearance charm and stage presence. Though Molly O is her Broadway debut she has vaudeville and traveling company credits. Reviewers laud her as a rising prima donna in the musical scene.
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Katherine Galloway
Molly
Cort Theatre
New York City
Elmore
Banks
Pairfield
Galloway
Harry Pepper
Miss Galloway
Fairfield
Moly O
Memorial Day Parade Names Divisional Marshals
Bieut Col Vincent M King of the Connecticut Coast Artillery corps named marshal of the first division. Dr Charles H Sprague of Franklin Hert camp No 1 Sons of Veterans to be marshal of the second division. Civic and public officials divisions awaiting marshals. Mayor Witsory likely to lead officials. Memorial Day committee and patriotic groups to meet Friday at 7 30 p m to arrange observance.
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Vincent M. King
Connecticut Coast Artilery Corps
Charles H. Sprague
Franklin Hert ‘Camp
No. H
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Remington Guards
N. W. Bishop
Witsory
Common Council
Council
Pail To Open Bids For City Coal Pile
Nine bids for approximately 9 000 tons of coal to supply all city public buildings were received by the board of contract and supply but none opened. The board requests separate bids for coal for public schools and awaits school board replies before meeting.
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Board of Contract and Supply
Board of Education
Geek Baldwin
Repairs of Yellow Mill Extend into June Bid Delays
The repairs of the Yellow Mill were extended from June to a later date as contractors claim insufficient time to finalize bids. An appropriation of 8,000 dollars exists for the work, but contractors contend figures cannot fit the appropriation.
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Yellow Mill
Date Change for Big Preparedness Parade
The postponed parade moves from Saturday afternoon June 3 to June 10 due to tight preparation time. A committee meeting at the mayor’s office Friday at 7 30 p m will set procession details, with the march starting at 2 p m and a large women’s division. Mayor Wilson named Edmond C Booth to the committee.
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Wilson
Edmond C. Booth
Obituary highlights from local church funerals and cremation
Obituaries for Alice Margaret Gebean, Martha H. Bradley, Thomas Maloney, Catherine Brady and other area mourners outline funeral details. Descriptions include home addresses, church services, cremation or burial at Lakeview and St. Michael's cemeteries, with rosters of pallbearers and choir performances.
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Alice Margaret Gebean
Ke “Margaret
Aniehor
Moses and
Josephine Chier Gebean
Olive Street
Martha J. Bradley
Martha H. Bradley
Seaview Avenue
Gerald H. Beard
Par Street Congregational Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Catherine Brady
Wheeler Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
John C. Lynch
T. J. Picker
J. B. Sheridan
Quartette
Charles Agnew
Misa Norma Weber
Robert Weber
Toseph Wieler
Schmidt
Mr. Wieler
Miss Weber
F. K. G. Weber
Ivy Circle
Atrick Brady
John M. Donnelly
James O'Neill
Daniel Harrican
John J. Scanion
Andrew Owens
St. Michael's Cemetery
J. C. Lynch
Local merchants hear insurance experts on fire prevention
The Bridgeport Business Men's Association hosts a dinner featuring Edward R. Hardy of the New York Fire Insurance Exchange speaking on fire prevention with city and out of town experts. Other speakers include Fire Board President John A. Leonard Fire Chief Daniel E. Johnson and Fire Underwriters President Walter M. Redfield. The informal event begins at 6 30 and no tickets are issued.
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Bridgeport Business Men's Association
Edward R.hardy
New York Fire Insurance Exchange
Hardy
New York
John A. Leonard
Fire Board
Daniel E. Johnson
Thomas Broderick
Walter M. Redfield
Bridgeport Fire Underwriters’ Exchange
J. Stebbins Clyne
Gaylord
Police Seek Man Who Made 13YearOld Drunk
A 13 year old boy appeared in city court charged with drunkenness after his father, Frank Nastakorki of 102 Andover street, reported he disturbed the back yard and was arrested for breach of peace and intoxication. The boy wept and asked for another chance as the case was continued for a day so police could locate the alleged supplier of the intoxicants.
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Frank Nastakorki
Andover Street
Nastakorki
Film Tricks and Golden Carats From Old Columns
Film Picture Freaks explains how tricks like stopping the camera, using dummies, and faster projection create illusionary stunts, while Golden Carats details carat marks on gold jewelry, defining 24 carats as pure gold and 18 or 22 carats as common jewel standards.
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Philadelphia Press
Where Women Don't Like to Shop in Korea
A reflective column argues words wield power in debate and daily life, contrasting chaotic use with disciplined language. It notes women and prominent citizens often end up overusing words in dying moments, and offers a humorous observation on shopping behavior in Korea where merchants hide goods rather than display them.
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Korea
Practical Health Hint Food Poisoning
The article explains food poisoning symptoms including vomiting diarrhea abdominal pain restlessness and headache. It urges stomach emptying as first aid even after vomiting then treatment of prevailing symptoms and heart support until the poison clears. Includes humorous clippings from Baltimore American Boston Transcript and quotes.
Veiled Sheikh Rule and Hidden City Doctrines Revealed
A fragment discusses the Venes propuet of Sampel and the Sanussiyyah in North Africa and Arabia. The sheikh rules invisibly with viziers and m'kadems under a strict hierarchy, with yearly secret council in a city named Jof. Taxes collected are sent to a general treasury, while Christian travelers know nothing of the road. The text shifts to legal time computation, noting disputes over when acts should be performed if deadlines fall on Sunday.
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Sampel
North Africa
Arabia
ée-Sanussi
Jof
Christian Herald
Willis A. Estrich
A Shrewd Boy And The Presidency Hint In A City Journal
A dialogic clipping presents stray quotes about ambition and reward with a quip filled exchange. It features a city journal tone and a playful line about a boy’s future office, followed by quips from various voices and a light joke about laundry workers and mosquitos.
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