Hungarian Reformed ordains student at First Presbyterian church
Nicholas Varkonyi was ordained after eight years of study at the Hungarian Reformed church in Bloomfield. The ceremony, led by Rev. Alexander Alison Jr., featured Hungarian and English expositions, with Robert L. Quart performing a solo. Other graduates and attendees, including Rev. John Dezso and families, supported the service.
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Hfield
N. J
Nicholas Wargioft
First Presbyterian Oh
Alexander Alison, Jr
Connecticut Valley
Hungarev
Alexander Ludman
Daarian Reformed Church
Alexander Sr
Gabrial
Jersey City
Dikovics
Bloomfield, Jeu Theological -Seminary
Car
Tieservasion
Furi
Jan
Hungarian Reformed Church
Robert L. Quait
Chicerananie Ee
Yeass
eRaveMi
Varkonyi
Rita
John Dezso
Valenada
Michael S
Alex Adam
Infield Seminary
Robert L. Quart
League treaty draft stands amid European settlement debates
The text discusses proposed limitations on armaments and the Rhine settlement, noting French amendments tied to security and Kiao Chau, Belgian inputs on Geneva, and the aim to prevent forcible annexation. It cites Articles 10 12 19 and signals the treaty nearing completion with naval and auxiliary provisions nearly done aside from appointive issues and some minor hurdles.
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Ee Py
League
France
Kiao Chau
Geneva
el Jeagusy
Holy Alliance
Europe
Fendh Iaea
Tao
Sgpau
Condition of Boy Hurt by Auto Is Critical
The condition of Emil Bubizki five, son of Mr and Mrs John U Bubizki of 490 Kossuth street, Bridgeport, is critical after a skull fracture from being struck by an auto Saturday. Driver Henry Dennson of Anson Street is held by police on charges related to reckless driving. A motorcycle stolen report filed by Clifford Jennings cites North and Clinton avenues as the theft location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Bubizki
John U Bubizki
Kossuth Street
Bridgeport
Anton Satuday
Henry Dennson
Anson Stred
Ligund
Rabbi Wittenstein Delivers Illustrated Lecture at Hebrew Institute
Rabbi Wittenstein presented an engaging biblical feature at the Hebrew Institute last night with a large audience. His talk titled Jesivah and King Ochob used stereoptican views, ending with a call for collective effort to push Victory Joan and oversubscribe Bridgeport’s bond quota as a patriotic privilege.
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Rabbi Wittenstein
Hebrew Institute
Ochob
Bridgeport
Labour and Capital to Partner in Twenty Years Says Pastor
Rev. Rose, pastor of the Church Redeemer, in a late discourse urged that labor and capital become partners within twenty years. He warned miltarism remains, praised military prep for democracy, ridiculed Bolsheviks and Lenine Trotsky cults, and urged thrift as civilization’s mainstay.
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Siow
Wi Rose
The
Churel Redeemer
Bridpe
United States
Lenine
Trotsky
Major Adams to Attend the Will Hays Dinner
Major Fred J Adams Major Frank W Stevens and Captain Charles W Sprague of Camp Devens after overseas service will attend the reception and dinner for Will Hays and John T King at the Armory Tuesday night They expect to be relieved from duty Tuesday and return home to the city Town Chairman Robinson could not state topics but said the speakers would be interesting and worth the time
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Fred J.adams
Frank W. Stevens
Charles W. Sprague
Camp Devens
Will “H. Hays
John T. King
Armory
Robinson
False Alarm at Seaside Park Fire Call
Firemen were summoned at 10:30 last night by a still alarm for a fire at Seaside park. Upon arrival, investigators found the alarm to be false and no blaze was located.
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Seaside Park
Weather forecast for East New York and New England regions
Increased cloudiness Monday with rain expected Monday night and Tuesday across East New York and New England. Warmer temperatures in New England with rain likely east of the Mississippi Monday and Tuesday reaching Atlantic states by Tuesday. Winds: North Atlantic light to moderate, fair weather. Middle Atlantic moderate south with rain Tuesday. Observations note various city readings and daily almanac figures for sunsets and high water.
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New York
New England
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
New Maven
Bar
Wea
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Block Island
Boston
Sseyer
Peddy
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Portland
Armenia and America bond through shared history and fate
Mrs Bertha S Papazian spoke on America and Armenia after a suspension in the United church forum. She traced bonds from 1918 American missionaries to Armenia through today, noting Aryan links and the Armenian plea at the peace table. Her talk highlighted Armenia's enduring tragedy as a fueling epic for future art and literature.
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United Church Forum
Bertha S. Papazian
America
Armenia
East
Papdzian
Caucasian
ASSERTS GERMANY MUST HAVE VOICE IN HER COLONIES
The article discusses the necessity of Germany having representation in colonial affairs and critiques the postwar idea of international tribunals. It cites concerns over the lack of a universal legal framework and references Brown Scott, an American representative who studied at Heidelberg and participated in the 1907 Hague conference.
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Germany
Sgsirahlp
Ieep
Gigh- Jox-Kaiser
eWihose
Aghader
al. O
Law of Nations
D Id
Belgium
Armerica
League
Brown Scott
Jerlinek
Heidelburg
Hague
Auto Hits Motorcycle in Fairfield Collision
At North and Clinton avenues about 3 o'clock yesterday morning a motorcycle rider Louis Konenda of 389 Prince Avenue Fairfield was thrown from the machine and suffered injuries to the right leg. He was treated by an ambulance crew and returned to his home. The automobile driver Charlest KR Saunders of 183 Hawley Avenue Flo was arrested after failing to produce a license. No arrests were noted for the rider.
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North
Clinton Avenues
Louis Konenda
Prince Avenue
Fairfield
Charlest KR. Saunders
Hawley Avenue
Reckless Diver Held and Two Men Arrested
Tous Partis at 19 Crescent avenue and Dominick Detoma at 261 Lexington avenue were arrested for automobile law violations. Vartis charged with redhien driving and Detoma with operating a machine without an operator's license. Arraignment set in City Court this morning. Panhandlers in town. James Cinningham of 881 Broad street and Jefferson Bateman of Water street charged with vagrancy for soliciting money at the railroad station. Worse owner arrested. Charles Auffman of 315 Bostwick avenue alleged to have allowed his horses to roam at large. Warrant issued last night by police. Bonds set at 350.
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Tous Partis
Crescent Avenue
Dominick Detoma
Lexington Avenue
Vartis
Detoma
Touts
James’ Cinningham
Broad Street
Jefferson St
Bateman
Water Street
Revised League Covenant Excerpts On Arbitration And War Rules
The text outlines arbitration guidelines within the League Covenant, detailing how disputes may be referred to agreed courts, how members must honor awards, and steps if awards are not carried out. It covers dispute submissions to the Council, investigation by the Secretary General, and possible Assembly referrals, plus consequences for waring against compliant members.
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Court of Arbitration
Wyatt
League
Minonhern
Leongue
Supurvisgen Dyer
Red Cross
League of Nations
Ware
America
Bolivia
Brazil
Empire
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New South ‘Wales
Indi
China
Cuba
Ecuador
France
Greeece
Guatemala
Ait
Hondura
Italy
Japan
Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Oland
Portugal
Houmanias
Servia
Siam
Uruguay
Republie
Denmark
Lands
Norway
City finances examined by Bridgeport business men
Bridgeport Business Men's Association directors discussed city finances and contracts at a Friday meeting. Archer Smith was authorized to form a three member committee to urge the mayor to attend a special session this week to explain if finances are managed like a business. Topics included Grand Street Bridge, Warrenite payment contracts, high school costs rising to 1,040,000 with bonds over nine years, and criticism of a cost plus 10 percent garbage disposal plant.
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Bridgeport Business Men's Association
Archer Smith
Grand Street
Crand Street
Sual
Reverend Herbert S. Brown Talks on Japan Lecture
Rev. Herbert S. Brown of Olivet Congregational Church delivered an illustrated lecture titled Japan, the Land of the Lotus Flower. Six color slides showed Japanese scenery, mountains, cities, waterways, and the late emperor’s funeral. Prepared by Rev. Arthur W. Stamford, a missionary with the Congregational American Board in Japan. Large attendance. The new church chair includes Ada J. Whitaker, Jennie Ritzray, John Cowburne, Elderd Lockwood, and Ethel M. Pigg. Next Sunday night Miss Grabber resumes soprano engagements.
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Herbert S. Brown
Olivet
Jennie Ritzray
John Cowburne
Elderd Lockwood
Hcasso
Ethel M. Pigg
Grabber
Corporal Bray Receives Diamond Pin at Private Party
Corpral William Bray honored for year overseas service with a diamond pin at a private party hosted by Miss Ann Spagele at 274 George Street. Attendees include Miss Margaret, Miss May Masterson, and several others among a list of local residents.
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Corporal William Bray
William Bray
Ann Spagele
George Street
Miss Afargaretny
May Masterson
Miss Cleary
Trane Cleary
Florence Sharan
Lauretta
Jackson
Mary Frlema
Ann Spovele
Dorothy Bunten
Mildred Brawley Aid Doy
Sermon on Adoption and Immortality at Washington Park
Rev Archibald F Campell preached at Washington Park Methodist Church on Adams Call to Adoption and to hope faith and immortality. He traced Jesus Christ to creation and redemption, urging preparation of hearts for God's highest revelation and noting punishment on the path to spiritual ascent.
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Washington Park Methodist Church
Archibald F. Campell
Tad
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Thomas Clod
Hebrew associations entertain at rooms in state street
A large audience attended the entertainment by the Hebrew associations at the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association rooms on State Street last night. The program featured the Nine "Yaamic Kids" from the Last Day of School, with solos by Lilian Rosenberg, Alfred Lison, Louis Moonshine, and Minerva Piona.
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Dianetic Lab
Young Men's
Young Women's Hebrew Assocition
Elue Rooms
State Street
Wirth Victory Liberty Loan
Joseph Sehneider
Lilian Rosenbergs
Marian S. Engel
Minerva Pious
Sadie Mooney
Louis Moonshine
So Mooney
Alfred Tithe
Alfred Elson
Lian Rosenberg
Alfred Lison
Minerva Piona
Calhoun to Attend Laymen's Conference
At a Grace VL E church meeting in Fairfield Calhoun is sent as district steward to the Laymen conference in South Norwalk church. He will also attend the New York east conference of Methodist churches. Keeney and Rev. A J Martin were chosen to attend a Stamford luncheon with Bishop Wilson of New York present.
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Grace VL E
Fairfield
Clintore Avenues
S. H. Calhoun
South Norwalk
Calhoun
New York East Conference of Methodist Churches
A. G. Keeney
A. J. Martin
Stamford
Wilson
New York
Sermon Warns of Mormon Propaganda in Bridgeport
Rev Dr James A Dodds warned at Summerfield Methodist Church that Mormon propaganda is widespread and dangerous. He cited polygamy as a concealed feature used to weaken moral resistance and claimed Mormon political aspirations are hidden from many. The sermon drew a large audience as he described propagandists active in Bridgeport yesterday.
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James A. Dodds
Utah
Summerfield Methodist Church
Dodds
Bridgeport
Obituary notices from Bridgeport include multiple deaths
The Bridgeport paper lists funeral plans for Jane Richardson Mary Eliza Mackbach Maria Blakeslee Rev Mother Josephine Murphy and others. It notes deaths in Hillside Home St Vincents Hospital St Michaels Cemetery and Lakeview Cemetery with services at Baker Potter and local churches. Survivors include Emanuel Blassett Mary Smith Harry Bodreau and several siblings. Funeral times range from 2:30 pm to 8:30 am with private services expected for some.
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Dance Richardson
Jane Richardson
Bridgeport
Hillside
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Daniel M. Lewis
Immanuel Blassett
Emanuel Blassett
Burlington
St. Michaels
Ross’ Street
Harry Maloney
Elsie Blassett
James Watson
Mary Ross
Fairfield
Victoria Smith
John Smith
Mary Mikes
Katie Smith
Read School
Harry
August H. Mackbach
Stratford Yvent
Lakeview
Maria L. Blakeslee
Maria Louise Blakeslee
Robert N. Blakeslee
Thumb Street
Alexander ‘Alison, Jnr
Blakeslee
Josephine
Dennis
A. Murphy
Wairfield Avenue
Josephine Murphy
Order of St. Vincent de Paw
Cork
Ireland
North Infirmary
Treland
St Georges Day Observed at St Pauls Church
Large attendance at St Pauls Episcopal Church for St George patron saint observance. Rev Benjamin F Root preached on the spirit of the Christian conqueror and the might of spirit over power. Multiple church lodges and veterans in uniform participated, with music by the choir and soloist Miss Margaret Swailes.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. George
Janglang
Benjamin F. Root
Lincoln
Nancy Lincoln
Sons of St. George
Magna Charta
Pioneer Lodges
Daughters of St .George
Victoria Lodge
Marthe Washington Lodge
Manchester Union of, Odd Fellows
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy ‘Lincoln Lodges
Margaret “Swailes
Dr. Root
Bridgeport Soldiers Arrive in New York
A list records Bridgeport soldiers arriving in New York within three days. Captain Edward F. AloGovern of the Medical Corps is noted among them along with Privates and a Sergeant from multiple streets and avenues such as Dewey, Pacific, Barnum, Central, Dover, Astoria, Water, Elizabeth, Prospect, Parratt, Couse, Frank, Grand, Lafayette, Mountain Grove, Halett, Marion, North Washington, Brooks, Stratfield, and Hewitt.
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Bridgej
New York
Edward F. AloGovern
Medical Corps
Thomas W. Korosky
Dewey Street
Senibardo Acuna
Pacific Street
Charles Kentrukskis
Barnum Avenue
Thomas P. Gleason
Central Avenue
Oliver R. Huber
Dover Street
Francis Danny
William Street
Robert Hynes
Astoria Avenue
Heros
Pitsonis
Water Street
John Malley
Elizabeth Street
Eric 5. Widengren
Prospect Street
Albert J. Dolan
Parratt Avenue
Antonio de Sancti
Frank Street
Ralph ©. Sprague
Hast
Eaton Street
William T. Cole
Couse Street
Jose Nemergut
Edward F. McGovern
Lafayette Street
Edwardt. Dolan
Mountain Grove Street
Edward S. Britto
Westporte
Wagoner Zigmutt Gailunas
Casimir . Benski
Hallett Street
Rodentanio Berchette
Marion Street
Fred Fernez
North
Washington Avenue
Lowia Davis
Seven Hundred Guests Of Trainmen At Casino Dance
More than 700 persons attended an entertainment and dance hosted by Henry A Bishop Lodge No 3 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the States Street Casino last night. The concert and dancing ran until midnight with ASL service men admitted free as guests of the trainmen. organizing committee included C E H Miller William Langley Alfred Forst and Edward Murphy. Police seek stolen car Daniel Keogh of Hartford reported his automobile stolen from Laurel Avenue with description sent to nearby towns.
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C. E H. Miller
William Langley
Alfred Forst
Edward Murphy
Daniel Keogh
Hartford
Laurel Avenue
Spring 1919 Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Rebuilding Health
Wartime and epidemic urged a new tonic for vigor. Hood's Sarsaparilla is pitched as a reconstructive medicine restoring appetite digestion and blood nourishment. Hoards of testimonials claim blood purification and strength regained. The ad promotes Hood's as ideal spring remedy and mentions family laxative tablets as gentle and effective.
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Hood
Tool
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Cholas Varkonyi
Toresbyterian Ministry
Emil Bubiox
Bridgeport “ Hospital
Clifford Jennings
North and
Clinton
Avenue
Ithorsties
Rabbi Wittenstein Givue
Urecs
LABOR
Cafsial United
William W.rose
Major Adams
Will Hays
Devens
Bridgeport Records
Cannon Street
Armeniatous
Business Men's’ Association
Common Council
God
Samieh
Wil
Grace Chmvel
Ysane Foster Moore
Tyane Jroster Moore
Arcanum Lodge
St. Petersburg
ST. George's Say
Conqueror
Qruagists
Avery Whert
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