German Attack Brings Action Delayed by Note Response
Paris October 10 The reply from Marshal Foch to the German note on evacuation of troops in the Baltic provinces will warn Berlin that the peace conference may extend coercive measures. These include halting foodstuffs and raw materials and refusing financial facilities unless Germany complies with the order. The German reply argued lack of power to force troops to obey and protested the blockade.
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Paris
Marshal Woch
Supreme Council
Bal‘dle
Dattente
Germany
Felm
King George completes treaty ratification
London reports King George today completed Great Britain's ratification of the German peace treaty. The document, ratified by Parliament, has been dispatched to Paris for further steps in the settlement.
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London
George
Great Britain
Wnim
Paris
Work Clothes at Foster-Besse Co. The best workwear source
The Foster-Besse Co. specializes in men's work garments with a dedicated main floor. Staff are trained in working men’s needs and the store emphasizes volume buying and low prices. They claim ten million dollars in annual retail business to ensure quality at tough prices.
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Foster-Besse Co
Besse System
Sweet Orr and Co Overalls and Coats Sale Notice
Sweet Orr and Co offers all sizes and kinds of overalls, corduroy pants and suits with prices from $2.25 to $40. Beach coats range up to 7.98. Saranac Work Gloves and wool pants listed with heaviest pants at 6.98. Aprons 65 cents to 1.00.
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Sweet Orr & Co
Saranac
Gordon & Fergutinea
Bat Oslogue
Shirt stock and prices at Congress Flannel Shirts outlet
An inventory listing shows 800 dozen shirts in stock including Monitor Blue Chambray two pockets and monitor Grey Amoskeag with one pocket. sales include prices from $1.25 to $5.98 and varied hosiery options and colors. Local outlet offers mens hose in multiple fabrics and colors.
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Amoskeag
Congress
Civics And Health Course In Public Schools
A civic and health education program for public schools is outlined with three phases: constructive development of children, prophylactic health measures, and opportunities for active participation and investigation. The board also launches a recreation plan for teachers including bowling, gym work, hikes, and a woodcraft-type initiative for women stemming from teacher outings to historic sites.
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Tas
Board of Recreation
Recreation Board
Went
West Side
Ash Creek
Sagamores
East Side
Fifth Fatality in Trans-Continental Air Race At Buffalo
Buffalo N Y Oct 16 The fifth fatality in the trans continental air race occurred when plane 24a Le Pere piloted by Major A L Sneed crashed on Curtisa field. Observer Worth D McClure was killed. Major Sneed was only shaken and unhurt.
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Buffalo
le Pere
A. L. Sneed
Curtisa Field
Worth D. McClure
Major Sneed
Teachers Dined At Washington Park Church Banquet
The eighth annual banquet of teachers at Washington Park M. E. Sunday School, held in the church dining hall, drew over 50 attendees. Rev Edwards spoke on Stress on Same Fundamentals, and Gr Campbell discussed The Teachers Opportunity. Superintendent Chiffee stressed the teacher pupil relationship, with Mrs Rhodes presenting a musical program.
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Chiffee
Alenent
Muart
Fred Rhodes
Gia
Seaside Park to Host Perry Fete With Civic Arch Gift
A large crowd is expected at Seaside Park for the William Hunt Perry memorial program. The event includes a Wheeler and Wilson band concert from 2:30 to 8:00 p m, invocations, addresses by Morris G Beardsley and Dr W Horace Day, a civic arch presentation by George W Wheater and city acceptance by Mayor Clifford B Wilson, and a Community Service anthem. The program closes with a Star Spangled Banner and a list of band selections.
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Wheeler and Wison Band
Staphean Tish Sherman
Community Service Double
Morris GB. Beardsley
Wm. Horace Day
Hymn of the Republic
Arch
George W. Wheater
Trustes
Board of Park Commissioners
Clifford B. Wilson
Park Board
George M. James
Wheeler and Wilson
Bridgeport District Ordnance Reception Dance at Stratfield Hotel
More than 100 couples attended the reception and dance hosted by the Bridgeport District Ordnance production mason at the Stratfield Hotel. Dancing continued until 1 o'clock this morning.
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Bridgeport
Production
Mason
Stratfielel Hotel
Columbus Day Parade Expected in City Festivities
Columbus Day activities include a parade forming at Washington Park and marching to Columbia School led by police platoons under Mayor Clifford Wilson. The Columbus monument will be rededicated and a large meeting at the High School auditorium will follow with Chief Justice George W. Wheeler and officials including Mayor Wilson and Pasquale Altord delivering remarks.
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George Dewey
Castelfranchese
Barvonesh
Uginra
Serinese
Duon Degli Abbruszi
Nieutera
Caruso
Provincia di Ciserta
Vroginela Ad Benevento
Morte Crrinelo
Trinaerla
Tritty Dovers
Columbus Boys’ Clan
Savoy
Miscanu
Roma
Venica
Washington Park
Mid
Columbia School
Washington Avenue
Grand Street
Cliffard Wilson
Louis Richards
Atall
Columbus
Ehlier
George W. Whealer
Wilson
Louly 2
Lenards
Pasquale
Mayor's Committee to Back Armistice Day Celebration
A large Bravefront committee of 26 members under Mayor Wilson will coordinate a city wide Armistice Day program in Bridgeport. The group includes leaders from the American Legion Spanish War Veterans Grand Army of the Republic and Ladies of World War with officers named such as Major Frederick Adams and Judge Alfred Beers. A big military ball at State Street Casino closes the events with the 102nd Infantry A.E.L. band and the Raymond W Harris Post orchestra providing music from 9 to 2 AM.
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Ramond W. Harris Post
Wilson
Norman Shannon Hall
R. NL OB. Farrell
Pronelty
Clayton Ambrose
Charles
5." Pemburn
Charles J. McLaughlin
Thomas
Lashar
American Legion
Bridgeport
United States
State Street Casino
102Nd Infantry A
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No Raise for Longshoremen Continue Labor Dispute
Chairman William Ripley announced the National Labor Board will reconsider coastwise longshoremen wage claims if living costs stay high and freight rates rise. The board recently granted a five cent per hour wage increase to longshoremen loading and discharging overseas ships, a move the workers challenged without official leadership approval and then struck.
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Thon
William
Ripley
Cure
Riplay
Chinese residents protest municipal daylight saving shift
Chinese residents protest a local daylight saving time change, voicing opposition to the clocks shift and calling for reconsideration of the policy.
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Paylight Saving Pieves Tese Shange
Anoreign
Weather and tide notes from New Haven Almanac
Observations taken at p m with meridian at New Haven Weather Bureau last night are presented in the daily almanac calculated for Bridgeport vicinity by Middlebrook Almanac. It lists sun rise and set times high water and low water moon rise and p m observations with scattered unreadable fragments.
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P. m
Meridian
New Haven
Bridgeport
Middlebrook Almanag
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