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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1919

Page

5

Milford to Hear New Parking Ordinance Details

The Board of Police Commissioners will hold a public hearing at the Milford Municipal Building on Wednesday evening May 1 at eight o clock. The purpose is to hear citizens about the recently passed town ordinance granting the police board power to regulate parking on town streets. The ordinance limits standing on the southerly side of Broadway from Laurel Avenue to Walnut Beach and on the southerly side of East Broadway from Broadway to Seaview Avenue, restricting parking from 6 PM to 6 AM. Violation penalties are implied under the new rules.

Board “of Police Commissioners Milford Mance Feltiete Broadway Laurel Avenue Walz Nut Beach Bash Broadway East Broadwa Seaview Avenue Myrtle Beach

Universalism as a Growing Faith in Modern Christendom

Rev William Walkes Rose, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, presents Universalism as the path to individual salvation and social progress. He argues that humanity can improve, that Christ remains present, and that service and faith empower people to overcome fear and superstition through their own intelligence.

William Walkes Rose Church of the, Redeemer Rose Matsh Tary Christ Ord Jesus

Labels at United Church Sermon Emphasizes Not Labeling People

Rev. Edward A. George discusses how labels divide society, urging compassion for workers and capitalists alike. He cites Pharisees labeling Jesus and warns against harsh terms like Bolshevism, urging understanding and fair judgment.

Edward A. George The United Church Jesus Chicago Tribune Henry Ford Mr. George Joseph Arimathea Réginuald Campbell Dr. Campbell Campbell

Traffic rules at local resorts cut pedestrian risk

The new regulations set at the resorts will ease congestion and improve safety for pedestrians and trolley passengers this season. Officials note prior near misses from close vehicle proximity to tracks prompted the changes, aiming to reduce injuries and streamline traffic.

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Yale Commencement Week Schedule Preview

Yale university commencement plans unfold from June 14 to 24 with events across Woolsey Hall Dwight Hall and Yale field. Highlights include Baccalaureate Address in Woolsey Hall, Class Day either Yale College or Sheffield Scientific school ivy planting, and a Harvard Yale boat race in New London.

Yale _ university Furie The Dramatic Association Christopher Marlowe Yale Law School Alumni Association University Yale Corporation Woodbridge Hall Yale College College Sheffield Scientific School Byers Hall Woolsey Hall Exer-Ciegs Hewitt University University Dining Hall Memorial Hall Harvard Yale New London

Mrs Laweson Gives Orates To West Point Chime

Mrs James W Slawton of New York has donated a large bell chain to the United States Military Academy at West Point in memory of her father Major General Anderson who fired Fort Sumter. The 3,500 pound chime was shipped from a foundry and will be installed in the cadet chapel tower during the inauguration.

Laweson West Point York James W. Slawton Anderson Fort Sumpter

Bryan elected vice president of Harvard Club of Connecticut

On May 18 in Washington Bryan of Bridgeport was elected vice president of the Harvard Club of Connecticut at a meeting, with local members noting his leadership and ties to the organization.

Trolley Directors Keep Silent After Connecticut Meeting

New Haven on May 17 reports no statement issued after a directors meeting at the Hotel Taft. President L. S. Storrs said no action on receivership, zone fares, or relief measures was discussed. He offered no proposals on abandonment of suburban lines.

New Haven The Connecticut Co Taft L. S. Storrs

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