Bridgeport Christian Union Grants 22 Building Permits
Building commissioners approved twenty two permits in Bridgeport yesterday including a four story brick building on Main street for the Bridgeport Christian Union Inc. Other projects include garages, brick walls, storage sheds, additions and a two family house. Names and addresses of applicants listed among the approvals.
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Bridgeport Christian Union, Inc
Hrick
Main Street
Bregadogs
Bunnell Street
Sophia Afsensky
Garas
Olive Street
Joseph Cross
Center Street
Bridgeport
Laste Fabric Company
Wood Avenue
Victor Schultuc
Black Rock Avenue
M. Gidlin
Maplewood Avenue
P. J. Ogren
Eancrost Avenue
Mary T.rowland
Highland Avenue
Dr. Bradley
Marion
Stree
B. W. Roth
Idea Bender
Lewis Street
Jona Mikuckis
McKinley Avenue
Bridgeport Junk, Company
H. Swinner
Eaton Street
Julius “Lesing
Suburban
Salvatore Gancl
Garfield Avenue
D. Shine
Lindley Street
Robert Green
Brookside Avenue
M. Hoydila
A. Rachelson
Morgan Avenue
Anna L. Luckner
John Street
Mary Fluggard
Bond Street
Ars
G. Dzuranda
Cr Tian Cnion, Inc
Kolchak Names Dutoff Head of Cavalry in All-Russian Army
General Dutoff, famed as hetman of the Orenburg Cossacks, is appointed inspector-general of cavalry. A special army order from Admiral Kolchak lauds his services against the Bolshevik threat and confirms the transfer of command within the anti-Bolshevik forces.
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Omask
Dutof
Orenburg Cossacks
Miral Kolchak
Dutoff
Local Man Praises Cinot Re Stored Health
Mr W F Hawley of North Main Street near the Log Cabin recounts his health recovery after using CINOT from Hartigan's Drug Store Fairfield Avenue. He says nervous fatigue and sleepless nights vanished after taking two bottles, restoring vigor. Advertisement notes availability and promotion to Bridgeport residents.
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W. F. Hawley
Hartigan’s
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Bridgeport
Fate of Dora Schuster investigated in Russia
Madison report details Dora Schuster, sister of a Stoughton businessman, who went to Russia in 1914 as a Red Cross nurse and was last heard from in 1917. A two year search by her brother Aaron finds no trace, prompting plans to travel to Russia for a nationwide search and possible reassignment.
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Madison
Wis
Tyne
Dora Schuster
Stoughton
Russia
Red Cross
Miss Schuster
Petrograd
Aaron Schuster
Dora
Police On Trail Of Man Passing Worthless Checks
Police pursue a suspect described as a 33 year old Polish Jewish man, five feet seven, about 150 pounds, with a black moustache and stocky build. He passed two checks for 22 dollars each, made out to B Shapiro and Rev A J Ledarcy, totaling losses of 54.50 as checks were returned for no account. Victims include merchants on Grand Street and Main Street.
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First Bridgeport National Bank
B. Shapiro
Grand Street
H., Goldstein
Rev. A. J. Ledarcy
Mainestreet
B. Reuben
United States Vessels Struggle for Cargoes in Rio de Janeiro
Twenty two Norwegian sailing vessels chartered by the United States Shipping Board lie idle in Rio de Janeiro harbor awaiting cargoes. Demurrage costs reportedly reach 10,000 dollars daily as steamship competition and high rates hinder freight. The board faces 15 dollars per ton payable to owners under charter agreements.
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United Stated Shipping Board
Shipping Board
United States
Three Fined For Heckling Speakers At Polish Rally
Judge J Moss Ives in Common Pleas court yesterday fined Edward Kesparick Gram Tobac and Nicholas Milolsky $110 each for heckling a speaker at a May 4 public meeting. They had pleaded guilty and faced three months in jail with the latter suspended for the Polish rally at Sokol hall on Allett Street.
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J. Moss Ives
Common Pleas
Edward Kesparick
Gram Tobac
Nicholas Milolsky
Sokol Lal
Allett Street
U S Air Service Opens to Voluntary Enlistment
Men may join the balloon corps of the U S Army through voluntary enlistment per fresh instructions at the Army Recruiting Station 25 Main Street. Enlistees will be ferried across Long Island Sound by airplane to Hazelhurst Field as a new balloon company forms for service in the Philippines, Panama Canal Zone. Sergeant Tien will furnish further details upon inquiry.
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U. S. Army
Air Service
Army
Main Street
Long Island Sound
Hazelthurst Field
Philippines
Batal Ang Ithe Canal
Tien
Sinterested
Congress adjourns after denouncing Bolshevism
The constitutional Democratic party congress adjourned after adopting a resolution denouncing Bolshevism and endorsing a path toward regaining stability in Russia. The session included debates on Allied support and the country’s future leadership amid postwar turmoil.
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OMSI
The
Constitutional Democratic Party
Ater
Russia
Elaine
Fragmentary congress speech on Russia and democracy
Incomplete remarks from a congress figure assert a struggle against Bolshevism and defend democratic principles. The speaker praises the army's goal to reach Moscow and urges all parties and the Russian people to back the government and military effort.
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Nan
Russia
Moscow
Aviator Flies Stockholm to Copenhagen Route Amid Storm
The weather turned stormy as the American naval aviator departed Stockholm on a flight to Copenhagen via Crothen. Passenger on board was Danish millionaire Cupiniir Ort Hac Mrdarsen.
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