Boy Scouts to Acquire 20 Acre Camp at Lake Zoar
The executive committee of the local Boy Scouts proposes a 20 acre summer camp on Lake Zoar near Stevenson Connecticut for Bridgeport scouts. A deal could close within two weeks with Power Company ownership details: 12 acres now plus an option on eight more. Committee chair C Wheeler leads negotiations with power company reps.
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Walites
Department
The
Boy Scotta of America
Bridgeport Scouts
Take Zoar
Stevenson
Conn
Power Compar
G. St. Williams
Boy Scouts
C.hhild Wheeler
Power Company
Painful Rheumatic Swellings Disappear
James H. Allen of Rochester New York suffered rheumatism for years. He studied and concluded uric acid deposits in joints cause rheumatic pain. He devised a prescription named ALLENAH that allegedly banishes rheumatism quickly and completely. The ad promises a full refund if not satisfied and notes Hindie Drug Stores supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Alen
Rochester
N.Y
Scouts Seek New Camp Site Near Lake East of Stevenson
The Boy Scouts of America East Side unit reports over 300 youth enjoyed outdoor activities last summer at various sites and plans a facility expansion. They outgrew Camp Matewan on Still River and Pine Neck Mar MIE river land, hoping a new site will be ready soon to accommodate more boys. Executive committee members include Howard Simpson Fairfield Wheeler Judge Arthur M. Corley Samuel Carvey Went Rev. John H. Landry Samuel M. Trawley Ralph MacEldowney Seward S. Price and Pierce V. Gahan.
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Stevenson
Ping Rock
Stratford
Williams
Department of the
Boy Scouts of America
Still River
Camp Matewan
Mar Mie
Pine Neck Park
Howard Simpson
Dc Fairfield Wheeler
Arthur M. Corley
Samuel Carvey Went
John H. Landry
Samuel M. Trawley
Ralph MacEldowney
Seward
Price
Pierce V. Gahan
Salary Increase for Sec Seale Approved
The E T R A board unanimously raised secretary Henry D. Seale from 1800 to 2800 dollars per year. March spending totaled 888.81 dollars. Seven member applications for commitment to a sanitarium were approved. Two member deaths reported. The Visiting Nurse Association reported 2 pedside visits and 118 advisory visits, with two new cases found. A dues drive in city factories will begin in May. joining members receive Liberty Bond style buttons.
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Hoyt Catlin
Bryant Electric Company
Employes Tubercular Relief Association
Henry D. Seale
G. Tu. Eaton
Marle Welch
Lantern Slides At Casino To Night For Children
Rev L L Andrews presents lantern slides of instructive scenes from a Malanda trip at the Casino tonight at 7. East Side children will be chaperoned to and from East Main Street and Stratford Avenue for the event.
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L. Andrews
Malands
East Side
East Main Street
Stratford Avenue
Probes Open Into New York Police Conduct and Officials
Investigations by the district attorney and the Commissioner of Accounts begin in New York into police conduct and alleged statements by officials. The probes encompass remarks linked to the police force, mayoral oversight, and a magistrate's remarks during a liquor raid case involving detective Robert McAllister.
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New York
Emblymin House
Cuvilliers
Policc
Teague
Heuttegzora
Mt Banton
Ihegan
Dayit Mirshfeld
Sioner
Accourt
Anderts Claus
Ciiy
Cevigan
Bernen
New Yorks
Erilieisny Wis
Rebert McAllister
Bing Cop
Peniuy
Roche Kennelly wedding1 held at St Charles
Miss Charlotte Agnes Kennelly daughter of John Kennelly of 964 Noble Avenue and Gerald Roche son of Mr and Mrs W T Roche Scranton, wed yesterday at St Charles with Rev P McGivney officiating. Lorettie Playden organist and Sadie Wilson soprano provided music. Bride wore grey canton crepe gown with ruffled skirt and ostrich plume hat. bridesmaids in rose gerene gowns with rose and grey hats. Best man was Cletus Roche. Wedding breakfast at bride’s home followed. couple leaves for Washington and will reside at 904 Noble Avenue.
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Charlotte Agnes Kennelly
John Ny Kennnelly
Noble Avenge
Dumes
Gerald Roche
Hirs
W.T. Roche
Scranton Pr
St. Charles
Washington
Rantan
Noble Avenue
First Baptist Church Plans 26560 Budget For Year
First Baptist Church at Wear and Washington Avenue will spend 845,960 this year on current expenses and missionary work. The budget exceeds prior years by 0 percent. It calls for 25,150 for ongoing costs and 12.40 for missionary and benevolence. Pledges were received and remaining funds will be raised Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Wear
Washington Averuse
Bridgeport Officer Installed in Protection Order Meeting
Bridgeport and Waterbury names surface as officers installed for the Grand Lodge session. A late afternoon adjournment marked one of the most Havlary Soesinisi meetings, with F Howe of Boston installing the officers including Grand Warden and Grand Secretary as the supreme lodge held.
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Waterbury
Grand Dodge
James A. Cann
Windsor
Clobby
Bridgepor
Thomas M. Waterhury
S -Rendall
New Tavern
Gratedeasurer
Pythelun
New Haven
Rand
Ales
Manywavel
Farham to Speak at Engineers Meeting
Farnham of the American Telephone and Telegraph company will speak to the Bridgeport branch of ASME and the Pingingers club tonight at Strathfield Hotel on automatic telephones. His talk aims to desubble new telephon frames for practical use.
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II Farnham
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bridgeport
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Pingingers’ Club
Strathfield Hotel
Ruhr Occupation Deepens Global Economic Strain
Analysis by experts details Germany's Ruhr crisis impact on Allies and world markets. Lost production, disrupted coal and steel, and rising unemployment threaten imports and exports across France Belgium and Switzerland as coal flows shift to South Africa and related disruptions grow.
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Belgium
Germany
Daphlion
Ruhr
Fraute
Metorien
South Africa
Alsntburgs
Shipmie
France
Wales
New Haven Drug Peddler Sentenced to Prison
Tattien Vapognia was found guilty on multiple counts of narcotics trafficking and sentenced by Judge Howe in federal court to two and a half years on each count, to run concurrently. Incomplete counts were held over due to lack of vital evidence. Vapognia was ordered to a speedy trial on those charges.
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New Caves
Apri
Tattien Vapognia
Atiathe Peniteny
Howe
Pederal Court
Cohen
Dr Day Discusses Gothic Influence On American Architecture
Dr William Horace Day spoke at the United City last night on Gothic influence in American architecture. He illustrated with diagrams of English cathedrals planned by Sir Christopher Wren and cited Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral as exemplary. He urged a return to Gothic elements in future American structures.
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William Horace Day
United Ciy
Christopher Wren
Day
England
Sir Wren
Westminster Abbey
St Paul’s Cathedral
London
New York Artists to Lecture at Yale in New Haven
In New Haven Yale School of Fine Arts hosts the Trowbridge foundation lectures by New York figures including Royal Unrtissoz, Frank Wel tenKempt, Frank Jewett Mather, and NY Public Library curator. Lectures run on successive Fridays from tomorrow to May 18, reflecting the annual Yale series.
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Mew Haven
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SEC. Seale
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Putnam
William Boardman & Sons Co
Hartford
Attagk
New York City
Farham
Engineers’ Meeting
Maris
Nett Pastis
Corntinna Nigvituy de Caunes
Renatar Commission
de Palas
Cannes
Ermeny
Doal
DR. Day
YALE
America
Philadelphia
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Michigan
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