Veteran Albert Jacoby Weds Miss Rosenbluh in Bridgeport
Miss Rose Rosenbluh daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosenbluh of 534 East Main became the bride of Albert Jacoby son of Herman Jacoby of 680 Harratt Avenue in a 6:30 pm ceremony at a Bridgeport home. The groom served 19 months in France with the Suh Motor Transport company, returning June 16. Rabbi Wittenstein and Rabbi Ithboenbrum officiated. A reception followed with local and out-of-town guests. The couple left for a two week honeymoon in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Bridgeport
Rose Rosenbluh
Jos‘eghk Rosenbluh
East Main
Albert Jacoby
Herman Jacoby
Harrat Avenue
France
Suh Motor Transport Company
Wittenstein
Ithboenbrum
Jacoby
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Brooklyn
South Norwalk
Bridgeport O
Ex Kaiser Buys Doorn Estate in Holland Near Utrecht
Emperor William, ex Kaiser, who has resided at Amerongen, has purchased the estate and house at Doorn near Utrecht from Baroness de Aufort. The property lies about five miles north of Amerongen en route to Utrecht, according to Dagblad.
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Utrecht
Holland
William
Amerongen
Astate
Doorn
Dagblad
Esate
de Aufort
Milesorth
Wales in Halifax a Remains in City Half an Hour and Returns
The Wales crew arrived aboard the Grasser Dragon from St Johns at 4:30 pm then half an hour later returned to the battleship Rewoown after crossing the Atlantic. The voyage tied to a city visit connected to the prince's stay in Halifax. Frank Cocella of 441 Garfield street was arrested last night by Patrolmen Gregory and Colanari for drunk and disorderly conduct after colliding with a team wagon and abusing witnesses.
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City
Halifax
N. S
St. Johns
Atlantic
T. Ans
Prince's
Prank Cocella
Cocella
Garfield Street
Gregory
Colonari
Findl
Corella
William Curran
Jattaville
Curran
Rosane
Death notices for Petrool and Campbell families
August A Petrool and Margaret L Campbell are listed in separate funeral notices. Petrool, son of Alex and Teasie Petrool, will be buried at Mountain Grove Cemetery with services at 2:00 PM Monday at 822 Brewater Street and State Street Reformed church. Campbell’s widow’s service for Reverend A F Campbell occurs Monday at 11:00 AM at the late residence 459 Noble Avenue with interment in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Petrool
Alex
Teasie Etroc
Brewater Street
State Street Reformed Church
Mountain Grove
Taugi
Campbell
Argaret Ll
A. F. ‘Campbell
Noble Avenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Germany's New Order Grants People Rights and Equality
A historic constitutional outline grants Germans rights to impeach leaders, equality before law, and protection for citizens abroad. It abolishes most special privileges, ends noble titles, and creates state and imperial citizenship. It preserves wartime military courts only, bans censorship except for youth protection, and establishes compulsory education and an economic council system for industry.
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Imperial Council
Reichstag
Council
Fife
Nployer
Obituary notices for Petroci Campbell and Leonard
Funeral arrangements outline: Alex Petroci 18 of 833 Hrewster Street dies Saturday. Services at 2 PM at his parents home then State Street Reformed Church. burial Mountain Grove Cemetery. Margaret L. Campbell wife of Rev Archibald F Campbell will have services at 10 PM at 439 Noble Avenue. burial in Lorraine Cemetery Baltimore after service in Baltimore. Herbert H Leonard dies Saturday at 4 Bunnell Street after 17 years in city. funeral at 4 AM from August G. Baker mortuary chapel. body sent to Willimantic for burial in Willimantic Cemetery.
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Alex Petroci
State Street Reformed Church
Mountain Grove
Margaret L. Campbell
Archibaki
F. Campbell
Washington Park
M. I
Noble Avenue
Fm. A. Barnes
Washington Park Church
Baltimore
Herbert N. Strawbridge
Lorraine Cemetery
Herbert H. Leonard
Bunnell Street
Ida Judd Leonard
Elizabeth Graves
Muar Leonard
Charles I. Leonard
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
D. A. Lewis
Willimantic
Wilimantie Cemetery
Interborough Strike Leaders face evidence hearing
New York officials Vey Swaon and Bronx District Attorney Martin plan to resume hearings to back Mayor Hylan’s claim that the strike arose from interborough and Brotherhood collusion aimed at increasing fares. Amalgamated organizer Dent Want Man says the company refused a plan to hire 1000 men to run trains.
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Vey Swaon
New York County
Martin
Bronx
Hylan
Interborough
Brotherhood
Dent
Harry Jones
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Tnterborough
Amalgamated
Frank Hedley
Strik
Connolly
Supreme Court
Richard Lydon
Mr. Connolly
Campaign opens on Czech drive to aid distressed nation
A speaker described Czech suffering under Austrian oppression and highlighted Czecho-Slovakia's exports and riches. He warned Austria’s dominance and urged support as locals, including Slovak Lutheran leaders, organized fund drives to raise relief money.
Three Die In Vermont Train Collision At Crossing
Three people died when a Central Vermont Railway passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing in Jonesville Vermont. Victims were John Miles of Huntington his wife and C R Smith of St Albans the train engineer.
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Burlington
Vermont
Central Vermont Railway
Jonesville
John Miles
Huntington
C. R.mith
St. Albans
Cie
Post Office Opens For Ready Orders At 9 OClock
Public post offices at Noble Stratford and Bridgeport will open at 9 AM to take ready for orders for food supplies. Customers must fill duplicate order blanks with name address article and quantity and pay cash including postage. Restrictions include a 12 pound per person limit per item and 100 pound sacks for rice beans and flour.
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Noble
Stratford
Bridgeport
Green
Railroad firemen draw up wage and duty demands
Washington reports the American railroad firemen and helpers demand higher wages eight hours count as a day with half overtime in all classes. They seek six eighty for inside hosts and seven twenty for outside hosts plus six forty for helpers, and uniform deadhead pay rules across U S and Canada. They call for equipment costs up to two hundred million dollars to install mechanical coal passing and safety devices on locomotives. They also seek relief from handling loads and supplies and removal duties.
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Aodoenand
Locomowlih Mechanical
United States
Canada
Washington
Iare
Detective Bureau Probes a Wave of Local Robberies
The Detective Bureau investigates four robberies on Beechwood Avenue and Columbia Street. Homes at 672 Beechwood Avenue reported break ins with $11 stolen. Mrs Chastain Meret lost a diamond ring watch and gold chain valued at $450 and $90 cash. Weathering Bartekow at 130 Columbine Street found jewelry valued at $75 missing after an out of town trip.
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Detective Bureau
Fa 1
Tagk
Welday
Beech- Wood Avenue
Calumbia
Tharry Beeler
Werbect
Morton
Beechwood Avenue
Chastain Meret
Eha
Wathervinge Bartekowska
Columbine Street
Bridgeport Elks Bake Sale Draws Big Crowd
Bridgeport lodge Belt O 3 held its annual bake sale on the beach with 400 attendees from Bridgeport and nearby towns. The event featured water sports, a ten piece orchestra, and a clam bake with steamed food. Derby residents won a chum eating contest with 420 cuts in minutes, while Carl Reaf led a racing victory for Bridgeport lodge.
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Bridgeport
Belt. O. 3
New York
New Haven
Derry
Norwalk
Stamford
Cavenwich
Bridgeport Antlers
Carl Reaf
Bridgeport Lodge
Derby
Grang
Federal officials take up sale of narcotics
Ansonia August 7 federal officials met with Health Commissioner and others to plan government oversight of morphine and other narcotics manufacturing dispensing. Aimed at reducing addict numbers by providing daily supplies from city clinics. Mayor and council to consider holding clinics at city hall for daily prescriptions formerly from Haven.
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Anbonnta
Pedstal
Harrison
Spemerk
Mead
Borming
Ansonia
Haven
British Monitors and Patrol Boats Guard Danube Shipping
Several British monitors and two patrol boats arrive at Budapest to guard Danube shipping, greeted by the population as they take up duty amid tense times.
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Danube
Bussapest
Japesy
Augie
Vet
Shelton Hose Company Holds Annual Outing
Shelton Aug 17 Echo Hose company members and friends attended the annual outing at Lake Yen by the company today. The outing had been paused for years due to the war and this year’s event was more elaborate with entertainment and prizes. One notable participant owned a bashe batch and led the games as the married and single competed. former winner scored thirty.
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Shelton
Echo Hose Company
Connecticut Editors Gather in Derby for Business Session
In Derby Connecticut editors and their wives met Saturday for a business session of the Connecticut Editorial Association. O. Br. Preemen, president of the Thompsonville Press, read reports after the meeting held with the Derby and Shelton Board of Trade. A social paneer oak followed at the Clark venue.
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Derby. Aus
Connecticut
Busines
O. BR. Preemen
Association
Thompsonville Press
Rogia
Derby and
Jitney Driver Held for Coroner's Inquest
Carnezia Centofenti of 177 North Washington Avenue is held on a $1000 bond on a technical manslaughter charge pending Coroner John J. Phelan's inquest into the death of Mrs. Mary Albrecht of 60 Harral Avenue. Albrecht died after Centofenti drove a jitney that struck her on North Main Street near Capital Avenue, and she died at St. Vincent's Hospital. The inquest begins Friday night in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Carnezia
Weather Bridgeport Records from the Recording Thermometer
Local readings show showers and thunder storms likely Monday across most districts away from the lower Ohio valley. Temperatures and winds vary with Atlantic air bringing fresh to strong land showers. Observations list cloudy to clear conditions across major cities with general nationwide unsettled weather.
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5 River
Ina New Engher
Olio Valley
Pentessed
Coutnney
Missons
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Nore
New Jiaven
Bwostum O
Buffalo
TG Clowdy
Cimeimiath
Uwichro Crore
Denver
DeIraih
Caee vArdurtivotd
Monty
Halteram Ieee Lubrth
Jacksonvillé
Kausac City
Nallucket
New Haven
Ody
Norfolk
Northeln
Pittsburgh
Portland
Louie
Minneapolis
Sclactiom
Fraternal Moose Event Draws 850 Attendees
The Loyad Uniter of Moose held a gathering at the Oak Hill lodge near Peak’s Mill with more than 850 attendees. A traditional sheep roast, games, and athletic contests featured as members of Konckapotananh tribe and the Golden Elstrent W. Coo A. group prepared a program including “Peas of Freedom” staged next month. Local youths and Hebrew association members danced and participated in activities.
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Peak's Mill
Variga
Konckapotananh Pelbe
Peteuin
Bread Street
Mand
Young Men and Young New Hebrew Association
Reverend Ludman Confirms 23 Children at Magyar Church
A class of 23 children was confirmed at the First Magyar Reformed Church by Reverend Alexander Ludman. In the afternoon delegates for the convention of the First Branch of the Hungarian Reformed Federation were elected, with Ludman and Andrew Sadner named to accompany Kotet Jr. as federation president to Buffalo. Church bazaar plans were finalized for September 24 to 27, includes an embroidery contest for women with prizes.
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Liev
Alexander Ludiman
Hungarian Reformed Federation
Buffalo
N.Y
Kotet Jr
Buuffalo
Alexander Ludman
Andrew iSadner
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Munk
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Bridgeport Elks
Shelton Hose Company
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Bridgeport Records
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Suna Pisos
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ORIA
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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Rue St. Cecile
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Main Street Arcade
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