Sunday Services In The Churches
A long list of Sunday worship schedules across Bridgeport area churches. Entries include St. John's Park and Fairfield Aves. St. Pauls Kossuth St. Trinity Church October 29 1916. Calvary Wells St. Christchurch Courtland St. St Georges Clinton Beechwood Ave. St Lukes Stratford Ave Sixth St. First Presbyterian State St Myrtle Ave. Peoples Presbyterian Laurel Park Ave. First Baptist West and Washington Aves. Calvary Baptist Connecticut Ave. The Bridgeport Christian Union. First M E Fairfield Ave Broad St. Washington Park M E Barnum Noble Aves. Newfield M E Stratford Central Aves. Bethel A M E Broad St. A M E Zion Broad Go. Universalist Redeemer Fairfield Ave. First Church of Christ Scientist Lafayette St. German Reformed Congress St. First German Lutheran Grand Catherine St. Seventh Day Adventist Wilmot Ave.
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First Presbyterian Church
State Street
Myrtle Enne
John MacLaren Richardson
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
West and
Washington Avenues
John Richard Brown
C. E. Society
Eckert Childs wedding announced at St John’s Episcopal Church
Announcement of the marriage of Lilian Mace Childs to George Eckert, son of Fred L. Eckert, performed by Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman Jr. at St. John’s Episcopal Church on Tuesday September 12. Attendants were Mrs. Frederick Eckert and Frank C. King. couple receiving belated congratulations. Also, M. W. Dominick to endow a library for the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women in memory of Dr. George Carleton Dominick who died at sea.
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Thomas Childs
Lillian Mace Childs
George Eckert
Fred L. Eckert
St. John's Episcopal Church
Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr
Frederick Eckert
Frank C. King
M. W. Dominick
New York Medical College and Hospital For Women
George Carleton Dominick
Liver remedy ad promises relief for tired sick people
A vintage classified style advertisement urges readers with liver disorders and related symptoms to try Leonardi's Liver-Aid. It claims the vegetable tonic is gentle, non gripping, calomel free, and suitable for all ages. Available for 50 cents at Hindle's Drug Ex on Main street.
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Leonardi
Hindle
Main Street
Mainstreet
Last Stand by 6. O. P. Aims at Sectional Prejudice
New York reports Republicans plan to appeal to sectional prejudice to win the election. The piece argues the Wilson administration has shown non sectional fairness, citing federal distributions, appointments, and boards with predominantly Northern and Western members while Southern representation remains limited. It concludes the charge of sectionalism is refuted.
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New York
Wilson
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Republican Party
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Charles S. Hamlin
Massachusetts
Frederick A. Delano
Illinois
Paul M. Warburg
Adolph C. Miller
California
W. P. G. Harding
Alabama
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph 5. Davies
Wisconsin
Edward N. Hurley
Will H. Parry
Washington
George Ruble
New Hampshire
William J. Harris
Georgia
Federal Farm Loan Board
Herbert Quick
West Virginia
Charles E. Lobdell
Kansas
George W. Norris
Pennsylvania
W. S. A. Smith
Iowa
Ter
Supreme Court
James C. McReynolds
Louis Brandeis
J. H. Clarke
Ohio
Robert Lansing
the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Newton D. Baker
Thomas W. Gregory
Texas
A. S. Burleson
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin K. Kane
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Missouri
Commerce
William C. Redfield
William B. Wilson
Argentina
Frederick C. Stimson
Austria-Hungary
Frederick C. Penfield
Belgium
Brand Whitlock
Bolivia
John O’ O'Rear
Brazil
Edward V. Morgan
Chili
Joseph Shea
Indiana
China
Paul 8. Reinsch
Denmark
Maurice Francis Egan
District of Columbia
Dominican Republic
William Russel
Equador
Charles S. Martman
Montana
France
William G. Sharp
Great Britain
Walter H. Page
Greece
Garrett Croppers
Japan
George W. Guthrie
Liberia
James L. Curtiss
Mexico
Henry P. Fletcher
Netherlands
Henry van Dyck
New Jersey
Nicaragua
E. L. Jeffferson
Colorado
Norway
Albert G. Scmederman
Catholic Mass Schedule Across City Churches
The bulletin lists mass times and pastors for many Catholic parishes. St Augustine’s on Washington Ave and Pequonnock, St Mary’s on Pembroke and Steuben, Sacred Heart on Myrtle Ave led by Rev Richard Moore, St Joseph’s Madison Ave, St Charles on East Main, St Peter’s on Howard Ave, St Patrick’s on 4th Ave, St John’s of Nepomuck Slovak, St Anthony’s French Church on Colorado Ave, St Michael’s Polish on Sterling St, St Stephen’s on Spruce, and St George’s Lithuanian church on Park Ave. It includes low and high masses, children's masses, vesper times, daily masses, and weekly devotions.
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St. Mary's
Pembroke Street
Steuben Street
John J. Murphy
Sacred Heart Church
Myrtle Avenue
Richard Moore
Li D
St. Joseph's
Madison Avenue
Eobert Dahme
St. John’s of Nepomuck Slovak
Brooks Street
Andrew Komara
President's Policy Aids Wilson Support Abroad Report
New York Oct 28 Controverting Republican claims that Wilson’s foreign policy harmed Europe, Abbott a Wall Street attorney and his wife recount a two and a half month trip to Greece. They faced submarine dangers yet felt safer as Germany promised to allow lifeboats before sinking vessels. Abbott expresses gratitude and support for Wilson’s re election.
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New York
Wilson
Europe
Twyman
Abbott
Wall Street
Mr. Abbott
Greece
Germany
Contested American Image Abroad Described by Visitors
The speakers recall mixed treatment of Americans abroad, noting contempt in some Republican circles yet courtesy and privileges granted to them once identified as Americans. They credit America as a beacon for magazines and see only limited critique from certain military circles and long‑time expatriates.
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America
Magses
Lawson Coal Miner Supports Wilson for Re election
New York Oct 28 John R Lawson a Colorado coal miner and noted labor leader telegraphed from Denver his reasons for supporting President Wilson. He says Wilson is the first president since Lincoln who represents all the people and upholds human rights, schooling for children, shorter workdays, industrial justice, and true preparedness.
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New York
John R. Lawson
Colorado
Denver
Wilson
Mr. Lawson
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Children Freed From Sweat Shops To Thank President
Fifty mothers and their children from New York's east side, emancipated under the Child Labor law, will travel to Shadow Lawn to hear President Wilson on Wilson Day. A donor provided a special train car. children will carry artificial flowers made in factories. The event is urged to become Child Emancipation Day nationwide.
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New York
East Side
Shadow Lawn
President Wilson
United States
Pennsylvania
Oyster Bay
Children barred at Oyster Bay gate by guards
Mother Jones recalled in public how guards at Oyster Bay refused to let the children pass the outer gate. She said the children were kept back and forced to wait fourteen years for a Woodrow Wilson to set them free, a claim rooted in her account of the excursion.
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Mother Jones
Oyster Bay
Woodrow Wilson
Aid for American Ambulance Work Abroad
Miss G Hollingsworth of the American Girls Aid seeks to aid the American Ambulance work in France with a 500 dollar donation. Contributions may be sent to treasurer Miss M R Kippen or chairwoman Mrs Henry S Glover at Fairfield.
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G. Hollingsworth
American Girls' Aid
France
M. R. Kippen
Henry S. Glover
Fairfield
Recuper tabs for sale at drug stores across price points
Recuper tabs are offered at 0c and 1.00 per package and will be mailed on receipt of payment. Curts Chemical Co located at No 414 West 28rd St New York distributes in Bridgeport and vicinity through J D Hartigan at No 81 Fairfield Arcadi.
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Curts Chemical Co
West 28Rd St
New York
Bridgeport
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T. John’s Episcopal Church
Park and Fairfield Avenues
Stephen F.sherman, Jr
Charles v. Findlay
Mr. Findlay
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Kossuth Street
Washington Park
Barnum Avenue
Men's League
Trinity Church
Teameor
C. W. Areson
Harrison
Rockwell
H. F. Rockwell
Calvary Episcopal Church
Wells Street
North Avenue
George J. Sutherland
Woman's Guild
Christchurch
Courtland Street
John G. Saddler
Charles W. Findlay
St. George's Church
Clinton
Beechwood Avenue
H. E. Kelly
All Saints
St. Luke’s
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
Will H.jepson
Scouts
Woman's ‘Guild
Junior Girls' Guild
United Kongregational
Egener
Gladden
West End Congregational Church
Colorado Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Ralph Herbert White
Brotherhreas YY. P. & Cgeb
Lew
Olivet Congregational Church
George
Tamblyn
People's Presbyterian Church
Laurel and
Park Avenue
H. A. Davenport
C. E
Voorhees
H. Emery
Calvary Baptist Church
Connecticutavenue
Bunnelly Street
W. B. J Oakley
Bible School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrnday
Y. Efe. Co. F
Bridgeport Christian Union,Inc
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C. W. Simpson
Bank Street
R. C.stetthoff
M. E
Broad Street
George M. Brown
Epworth League
Georges Ferris
Caskey
Barnum and Noble Avenues
Everett A. Barnes
H. A. Chaffee
Brotherhood
Southwest Corner
Alexander
Nina Gilbert Rohrbach
Newfield M. E
Stratford
Central Avenues
Daniel M. Lewis
George W. Dew
Zeta Thetas
Baraca
Junior Philotheas
Junior League
Mollie Barker
O. F. Bartholow
D. D
Mount Vernon
J. MacLaren Fivardson
Bethel A. M. E
Whiting Street
I. Stanley Jacobs
Pauline Akens
Mary Davis
Pentacostal Church
Mites Teney Deth
Keenia
Conn
Lena Berry
Christan Endeavor Society
Maud Brooks
At. E Zion Church
Broad and
Go Streets
William H. Eley
Universalist Church of the Redeemer
Avenue
Broadstreet
William Wallace Rose
Rose
Peter MacQueen
New South America
Young People’s
1St Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Congress Street
H. G. Wiemer
First
Grand and Catherine Streets
H. Wehmeyer
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Wilmot Avenue
S. E. Norton
Eckert—Childs
O. P
St. Augustine’s
Washington Avenue
Pequonnock Street
St. Charles
East Lain Street
Patrick
McGivney
St. Peter's
Howard Avenue
Thomas Kelly
Holy Rosary
East
Angelo de Toro
St. Patrick’s
Forth Avenue
John Lynch
St. Anthony's
E. J. Plunkett
St. Michael's
Sterling Street
St. Stephen’s
Hungeriar
Spruce
Bostwick Avenue
Stephen Chernitzky
St. George’s Lith. R. C
Parks Veque
A Pankovski
Lawson
Beardsley
Berkley
AME Merton
Garbarini
Mit
Omendowski
Campbell
Senta
Sioa
London
Bell
Myrtle
Tnt
Baumann
South Ave
Lafyette Schipier
Black Rocitelson
Pembroke St. A
Neish Co
Water St. August
Ye Hellman
Main Bt
Ming
Sullivan
A 'Bros. Co
Bolorew
Ee Land
Smith
Foes
Ieee
Gakeotick
el Wood Ave
Ite Bros
Sixth
Newfeld Ave
Zowaleid
Marval Ave
Market
Mein St
John Reck & Son
W. K. Mollan
Main St
Albert Robin
Paris
Highland Spring Water. CO
Warren Street
Port Jefferson Steamboat Co
Port Jefferson
M. Tooker
John F. Fay
Wheeler & Howes Co
Congress ST
Barnum
Certified
COAL
Lehigh
Grockasy Wywood
Sprague Ice & Coal. CO
East End E. Wash. Ave. Bridge