Exiled Montenegro Ex-Premier Heads to New York
Naples April 3 Colonel J P Plamenatz former premier of Montenegro who seized the Rome consulate last September and proclaimed himself premier again has been expelled from Italy. On the eve of the Verdi steamer he said he is bound for New York to lobby on behalf of a Montenegran government asserting the Serbian government pressured his departure to avoid resuming negotiations at Abadia over Jugoslav differences.
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Naples
Associated Prem
J. 3
Plamenatz
Mfontenegro
Rome
Italy
Verdi
New York
II Mutz
Dian
Abadia
Police seek Irene Blandino's first husband in Staten Island case
Police extended their hunt to Irene Blandino's first husband Benedito Delicato after her murder alongside Ethel Phillips on a desolate Staten Island road last Thursday. Utica resident Salerno, Blandino's brother, reported Delicato, a peddler who allegedly deserted her two years ago, as the missing link in the investigation.
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Irene Blandino
Ethel Phillips
Bayonne
N. J
Staten Island
Joseph Saferno
Utice
Binn- Gino
Benedito Delicato
Delicato
Salerno
Irene
Death notices and funeral tributes from a 1920s city paper
Numerous obituaries and funeral notices list names such as Josh Catherine Carroll Mary A Philips and William H Grumman with ages addresses and dates of service. Entries include cremation or interment details private burials at St Michaels Oaklawn Center and nearby cemeteries and church services at Blessed Sacrament St Marys and St Patrick's with May services and anniversaries noted along with special masses and a garden of thanks from families and associates.
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Buncock
William Chas
Newfield Ave
St. Michaels
Carroll
Josh Catherine
Joseph Carroll
Carroll Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Church
St. Michaels Cemetery
Henshaw
Mary A. Philips
Edward Henshaw
Henry Henshaw
Fairfield Avenue
Lindly
Nowers
Oaklawn
Fairfield
Hotz
Derby Conn
J. Wendell Hotz
John
Matilda Hotz
Bridgeport
St. Mary's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Bridgeport Conn
Grumman
Easton Conn
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's
Lewis
Otis Lewin
Pembroke Street
Lakevi
Meimier
Fred Meier
Kossuth Street
Muensterberg Lodge
Mountain Grove
Nettleton
Stratford Conn
Anna C. Nettleton
Rexford H. Nettleton
Warwick Ave
Stratford
Killingworth
Schoenwalter
John C. Schoenwalter
Card of Thanks to Police and Community Friends
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy after our mother’s passing and for the tokens in her memory. Special appreciation goes to the Third Precinct Police Department. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thaler.
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Alster
Department M. P
Ue Bt
Amr
Third Precinct Police Department
Mag
Lawrence Farrell
Joseph J. Thaler
Assembly Faces Busy Sessions
The House weighs key measures on highway control and education codification. Debates include a single versus multiple leadership for the Highway Commission and a plan to codify school laws. Vaccination enforcement and daylight saving law drift through committee and Senate votes, with tense prospects for passage next week.
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House of Representatives
Vette Motor
Wwe
Connecticut
Committee On
Hluse
Senate
House
State Board of Iucation
Tia General Assembly
Committee On Public Health and Safety
Major Buckley
Bridgeport
Board of Education
Department of Health
Wilder
State Department of Health
Senator Trumbull
Trumbull
Brooks
Bingham
Bakewell
Clyne
New Haven
Kenealy
Stamford
Allen
Rockville
French
Thomaston
Four Injured When Car Overturns in Bridgeport
Four people were injured Saturday when a car driven by Daniel Ferguson of 128 Colony Street overturned at South Avenue and Lafayette Street in Bridgeport, in collision with a truck driven by Edward B McCarthy of 367 South Avenue. Injured were Wilson, Frank Heringway of Milford, J. Minott of Worth Avenue, and J. Kcamella.
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Daniel Ferguson
Colony Street
South Avenue
Lafayette Street
Colligion
Edward B McCarthy
Wilson
Frank Heringway
Milford
J. Minott
Worth Avenue
J. Kcamella
College Education Too Materialistic Says Dr Moody
Dr Paul D Moody president of Middlebury College warned at a Ch tech Forum that modern college education focuses too much on material gains. He argued education should cultivate culture and broad knowledge rather than narrow specialization and utilitarian aims. He cited a former Middlebury student engineer who urged Greek study for mental discipline and noted many students abandon classical study for appealing disciplines. The forum was well attended with a musical prelude.
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Paul D. Moody
Middlebury College
Ch'tech Forum
Middlebury
Moody
Dr. Moody
Poppy Board of American Legion Meets Tomorrow
The Warry W. Congdon post poppy sale committee and Ladies Auxiliary representatives will meet at Commander Charles H. Sprague's Hanover Street home to plan the annual drive. Poppy sales begin a day or two before May 30 to fund flowers for World War graves. last year over 100000 were sold statewide. Committee members include Vincent L. Keating Leroy Fordham and J. Smith.
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Warry W. Congdon
American Legion
Ladies’Auxiliary
Charles H. Sprague
Hanover Street
Aalé
Vincent L. Keating
Leroy Fordham
J. Smith
Ministry Examinations Open Across Chicago Conference
Chicago hosts morning afternoon and evening ministry exams daily through April 17. Delegates plan transfers, retirements, new admissions, missionary reports, and church board updates. A ten year educational program and over 18 million dollars for church benevolent work are planned. Friday opens Tay association convention at Washington Park church.
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Chicago
Universalist Church
First Methodist Church
The
Tay Association
Washington Park M. 2
William Horace Day
Alleged Burglar Admits Prison Service and Arrest
Brenhen Chiat of Broadslowet, loser in a Bat tle on Water street alley with Poleeman John O'Connell, admitted to Captain John Regan that he served 13 months in Cheshire reformatory. He says he was jailed for drunkenness while an inquiry checks if a photo at headquarters resembles him, previously arrested in 1918 for burglary.
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Brenhen Chiat
Broadslowet
Water Street
Poleeman
John O'Connell
Arigeport Parampeny
Petecves
John Regan
Cheshire
Chasi
Logans
Michael Kernit
Cleenly
Ern
Final Sermon by Rev Fort at Washington Park Methodist
Rev Dr George C Fort delivered his last sermon at Washington Park Methodist Church praising Pauls sacrifices for righteousness and justice. He urged living beyond earthly pleasures and hardships as part of a mortal life. Fort departs next week to lead First Methodist in Flushing New York and will preach there on April 1.
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Washington Bark Methodist Church
George C. Fort
St. Paul
Port
Fort
Pneumonia Fatal to Derby Priest
A Derby priest and head of St Mary's Boys Brigade dies of pneumonia. Rev Robert Fitzgerald to celebrate the solemn requiem Mass at St Mary's Church with Bishop Nilan and about 100 priests attending. Burial at St Michael's Cemetery. body in purple vestments. Funeral procession planned from the rectory Tuesday afternoon, with an 8 am office of the dead.
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Elks and Park City Council
St. Mary’s Boys' Brigade
Parachil School
St. Mary's Church
Derby
Robert Fitzgerald
Nilan
Andrew J. Plunkett
St. Joseph's Church
Shelten
Father Hotz
St. Michael's Cemetery
Seniors End Washington Trip After School Excursion
High school seniors completed a four and a half hour bus and city tour yesterday as part of their Washington trip. They traveled by special buses, returned to the hotel to pack, and boarded a train for Bridgeport, showing evident excitement on arrival. Grace Liddie, Jefferson school principal, organized the itinerary with support from local committees and the school board.
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Bridgeport
Grace Liddie
Jefferson School
Joseph P. Catlin Given Gold Watch in City Farewell
Joseph P. Catlin received a gold watch and a silver chain as a farewell gift from colleagues at the General Electric company in this city. The presentation occurred last Friday at the firm’s premises, with Mrs. Joseph Catlin and Mrs. Walter G. Clark among those in attendance.
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Walter G. Clark
Drewsier Street
Anatayatr
Farewell Tendered to Horace T. Smith at Company Meeting
Horace T. Smith, a longtime chemist for Wariae Steel and Amievient Coserhophone, was honored at a farewell gathering led by Scoutmaster Robert Hall. The event, held at Last Tight Hall, recognized his volunteer work with boys and young men and his contributions to the community.
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Thirnoe Tsim
Bridgeport
Fa de Sages Sbechil
Thas Bright Company
Fulton
NL Law
Pin Pany
Hegel
Princes Yolanda Tobe Wed Today In Rome Betrothal
Count Calvi reveals the king has ordered a Rome announcement of his engagement to Princess Yolanda. A cautious general questions the claim before approving a temporary leave as Calvi travels to Rome for formal betrothal notice.
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Yolanda Tobe
Rome
Tam
Yolanda
Count Calyi
Jast
Calvi
Meetings Tonight Across Fraternal Groups and Societies
A local list notes time changes and meeting notices for numerous organizations including the Okenuck tribe Stratford lodge L O O M D and various Masonic bodies at places like the State street Broad street and Temple venues. Also tossed in are brief facts about ancient China salt taxation Cuba's area and Transvaal governance.
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Okenuck Tribe
R. M. Red
Stratford
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Columbus Boy's Club
Pembroke Street
Bridgeport Council, Jr
Strate Street
Loyalty Lodge
LO. C. F
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Borrowey Glee Club
St. Charles’ Hell
East Main Street
Samuel
Pequonnock
Rose Croix
A.A. S
Masonic Temple
Talimany Rebekah Lodge
Steubenhall State
Main Streets
Star of Charity Lodge
Brigkiayvers
Elm Street
Cigars Makers
Main Street
Metal Trades Council
Angeline II
Bartlett
Daughters of Veterans
M. W. Bishop
State Armory
Viayette Consistory
A. FL. Masonis
Executive Board
Knit a cash prize dream in United States contest
A call to knitters outlines 150 cash prizes with a national contest open to all non professionals. Suggestions include sweaters blouses dresses and scarves with no training required. Start immediately obtain yarns and knit to win prizes up to $2000 per entry and a grand total of $11,275 referenced.
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Fleisher
America
United States
Fleisher Organization
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Dust Publishing Company
Ridgeport
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Conn Bridgeport Trust Company
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Washington
Joseph P. Catlin
Horace T. Smith
Princess Yodanda
Bridgeport Telegram
China
Cuba
Transvaal
Fleisher Yarns
Knittingy
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B. W. Fleisher
Helen Egues
Good Housekeeping
Martha E. Dodson
Ladies’ Home Journal
Christine A. Ferry
Modern Priscila
Carmel White
Vogue
Charlotte Boldtmann
Woman's Home Companion
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