Charities report shows rising activity and new board members
At the monthly Associat ed Charities meeting in Hall Home settlement, reports highlighted increased work at Hall Home and Sfall Homes Moment, success of health classes, and demand for nursery outreach. Three new board members joined the Managers. annual elections set for May 4. Camp Omana to open March 1 weather permitting for convalescent and undernourished children, with nurseries needing outside visitors.
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Associated Charities
Hall
Sfall Homes
Lt. Gritich
Fadmitttel
Miss. Griggs
Mk Mitler Memorial Day Nursery
Nona Stokes
Warner
Dever H. Warner
Hall Home Settlement
Marguerita Twohy
Camp
Omana
Tug Storn King Reverses Tow in Storm Off Asbury Park
Harbor reports say the tug Storn King towing a Pleasure Beach ferry toward Norfolk turned back to New York as seas grew rough off Asbury Park. Ferry damage is being repaired at Staten Island shipyard. Four Bridgeport boatmen aboard the ferry have returned home with a warning to never again. Pequonnock Yacht Club plans woody boat spile drive to ready anchorage after dredging to 6 to 8 feet at low tide near California street. Southern barge laden with coal for Bridgeport Brass faces docking delays due to low water at Housatonic Avenue plant.
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Pleasure Beach Park Company
Storn King
Pleasure Beach
Norfolk
Asbury Park
New York
Staten Island Ship Company Airdock
Bridgeport
Pequonnock
Bridgeport Brass Company
Housatomie Avenue
Non-Support Charged for George Koleszarn
George Koleszarn, forty, of 77 Cherry Street, was taken into custody by detectives and held on a warrant charging non support. Bonds were set at 800 dollars. He will appear in City Court this morning.
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George Koleszarn
Cherry Street
Bureau of Investigation
Chia
Jackie Coogan Wins Six Cent Verdict
New York April court awards youth actor Jackie Coogan six cents in damages from Adams Back Wandkerchief Manufacturing and Charles Weyand Company for use of his name and likeness without consent.
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New York
Jackie Coogan
Supreme Court
Delehanity
Wandkerchief Manufacturing Company, Inc
Charles 2. Weyand and Company
Jackie
Bridgeport Graduates Reach High College Honors
Bridgeport students excel in higher education with 17 local graduates in Yale and Columbia honors lists. Yale honors include Speer first and Olmstead second among national scholars. Bridgeport alumni shine at Dartmouth Brown Harvard Princeton and Wesleyan with high marks. The report highlights strong performance across Yale Sheffield, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown, Harvard, and Princeton, reflecting a standout year for Bridgeport’s college seniors.
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Bridgeport
Acoo
Bridgeport Hgh
Eshman
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Ist
Yale
John Uoward Speer
Alen Hindle Olmstead
Sheffield Scientific School
Joseph Fietchher
William Wilson Parker
Joseph Milton Bornstein
Henry Brill
Floyd M. Cleslak
John Flerman, Jr
Joseph J. Ostergren
Daniel J. Roche
Joseph D. Donnelly
Columbia
Jacob J. Smuck
Dartmouth
Lyon Terrace
C. B. Andrews
Dickerson
J. P. Walters
Cc. Lucas
Wesleyan
Creature
Schuyler Foster
Loring
Litchfield
Brown
R. T. Dunn
Harvard
Wiliam Parker
St. Peterson
Princeton
Connecticut Man Warns Bingham Over Radio Trouble
Wilfred Taylor of Thompson writes to Senator Hiram Bingham protesting interference by coast stations with radio broadcasting. He cites Commerce Department letters, questions legality of 300 and 400 meter bands, and seeks explanation and remedies to protect broadcasts. He argues for more than two hours weekly free from urgent coastwise transmission and notes skepticism toward department claims.
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Wilfred Taylor
Thompson, Conn
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Department of Commerce
Tuckerton
Oor
New Silks Promote Practicality in Fashion
Plain and printed silks advertised as economical and stylish. The material offers versatility for garments, with a yard and a half sufficient for a coat, while a treck requires less fabric. The article emphasizes practicality and modern tailoring.
Library staff select diving rear items for reading desk
Drs Tommateh tie Attings of touted wacher selected for a diving reont oor Library lesk. Small memorandum books for brouee loathe tarde dn wet.
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Tommateh
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