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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1923

Page

7

Wolfe to Address Credit Men Wednesday

Edmuned Wolfe president of the First National Bank will address the Bridgeport Association of Credit Men after a dinner next Wednesday at the Stratfield hotel He will discuss the financial situation in the state and nation H F Gaudineer a prominent credit man will speak The state conference of Credit Men will be held in Bridgeport May 17 Attendees from city and state associations are expected Arrangements are being worked out by T M Allen and A L Fischer

Edmuned &. Wolfe First National Bank Bridgeport Association of Credit Fen Stratfield H. F. Gaudineer Credit Men L. Fistcher

Boys Conference Opens Today at Y.M.C.A. Here

The Boys Conference begins today at the Y.M.C.A. in Bridgeport with Rev. John K. Davis of New Britain delivering the opening address titled God Calls to Foul Wille the subject of the sermon. Rev. Arthur Bruce Moas, former missionary to India and British Army chaplain, will speak after supper at 8 in the First Methodist. Sessions run daily through Sunday with final meetings at the First Methodist Church. Bishop Nicholson will preach.

New York East wMl John K. Davis New Britain Bridgeport Christian Union Arthur Bruce Moas Toindla

Worcester Postmaster Is Reappointed For Fourth Year

Word reached here that James F. Healey, Worcester postmaster, has been re-appointed to a four year term. Healey has served as postmaster for eight years since his appointment by President Wilson, and is well known among postal employees and at conventions.

James F. Healey Worcester Healey Bar State Wilson Mwe

Famous Preacher to Speak at United Forum on April 16

Dr Parkes Cadman, longtime pastor of Brooklyn's Central Congregational Church, will address the Community Forum at the United Church Sunday night April 16 on "The Mission of the Republic." A famed preacher with radio reach, Cadman holds multiple degrees and serves in Congregational boards and Brooklyn religious life.

Parkes Cadman Central Congregational Church of Brooklyn United Church Mission of the Republic Dr. Cadman America Great Bedford Brooklyn ¥. M. C. A England Richmond College of London Wesleyan University Syracuse, University Columbia University University of Vermont Metropolitan Temple Central Congregational Church 23Rd Regiment New Yor National Guard Cadman American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Congregational Home Missionary Secrecy

Peck and Lines Co Sells Garage Business

The garage business of Peck and Lines Co Inc has been sold to R Wolfman of Stratford. Middle Street company will continue to represent General Motors in this city at the same location, with the accessory garage and services station departments relinquished to the buyer who has run the Central Filling Station at Middle and Gold streets.

Paak & Ines Company Inc

Nolan Named Fire Warden of Westport

Harold Nolan of State street has been appointed Fire Warden of Westport by the state Warden. The office has been vacant for some time and Nolan, in the insurance business with Joseph Hyatt, will issue permits for outdoor burning of grass and other materials. Fire Chief P Dunnigan had previously handled this duty.

Westport Harold Nolan State Street Nolan Joseph QO. Hyatt P. Dunnigan

Bridgeport Man Exonerated in Auto Accident

Seymour E. Brown of 642 Myrtle Avenue was exonerated from blame in the auto accident that killed Captain John W. Clark, 79, a Milford resident and garage proprietor, March 20. Brown said he stepped from behind a parked truck into the car’s path. Clark was severely injured and died soon after at Milford Hospital.

Seymour E. Brown Myrtle Avenue John W. Clark Milford E. Mix New Haven Clark Brown Milford Hospital

Nutmeg Encampment to Confer Patriarchal Degree Tomorrow

The Patriarchal degree will be conferred on a large class of candidates at Nutmeg Encampment's meeting in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night. Following the degree ceremonies a social hour will be held after the regular meeting.

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Kiwanis Back Daylight Time With Narrow Victory

The Kiwania club endorsed daylight saving at a luncheon by a 42 to 14 roll call vote. Several objectors said they would support if universal. Six or so remained firmly opposed. Directors named William Norris and Edward Scheidtle as delegates to the Atlanta national convention with alternates Dr. A. H. Paul and Henry Lyngs.

Kiwania Club William Norris Edward Scheiditle Atlanta A. H. Paul Henry Lyngs

Factory Workers to Hold Mass Meeting

Bridgeport factory workers hold their second mass meeting tonight at the Metal Trades hall 47 Main Street with State Senator Joseph Tone of New Haven and H. Greenstein secretary treasurer of the International Jewelry Workers union as speakers. Corset workers corset cutters molders pattern makers silver workers polishers boilermakers and engineers will be represented.

Bridgeport Metal Trades Hall Main Street Joseph Tone New Haven H. Greenstein International Jewelry Workers' Union

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