Meeting notes list multiple fraternal and lodge addresses
The notice enumerates meeting date changes and addresses for numerous groups including United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America on Elm and Middle streets, Harmony Council, Mithra Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Pequonnock Lodge, Typothetae, Cornet Workers Union, Danish Brotherhood on Fairfield Avenue, Journeymen Barkers Union, Maccabees, Woodmen of the World camps and circles, Ladies of the Grain Army, Foresters, Park City Lodge, and other local fraternal organizations with street locations in Bridgeport and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
Amertez
Elm Street
Cay Konekapotanach Tribe
Newfield
Atin Street
Harmony Council, Jr
State Street
Mithra Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Main Street
Pequonnock Lodge
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Typothetae
Cannon Street
Cornet Workers’ Union
Woodmen Circle
Ivygrove
Sailors sue shipping board amid scandal claims
Five American sailors sue the United States Shipping Board and related parties alleging false imprisonment and mutiny charges after the Tinited States ship Brookfield burned in 1920. They claim they were jailed in Spain for demanding full pay and later released, with one sailor dying and others left permanently injured. The judge denied the plea and trial delay, while plaintiffs vow to expose irregularities in ship finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Anmages
Boar
Emergency First Corporation
thisAvamer
Brookfinid
Advan
Learned Hand
Brookfield
Tuesva
Spain
Sipandh
America
Ay. Huelv
H Hays
House Set for Fight Over Naval Budget
Washington April fight over the 1853 Naval Budget moves to the House tomorrow. The sides outline aims for the remaining stages with a full record vote promised on amendments. The Vare plan would raise manpower from 67,000 to 86,000 and boost appropriations for engineering, ordnance, construction, and repair bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ielley
Oregon
Constitutional League Director Surrenders in New York
Jeromre A. Myers, national director of the Constitutional League of America, surrendered to the District Attorney in New York after a disappearance linked to a $5,000 check from Joan J. Rockefeller. He was arraigned before Judge Rosalsky, held on $5,000 bail, and indicted for grand larceny in the first degree. Myers had been traveling in Canada since leaving New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeromre A. Myera
Constitutional League of America
Joan J. Rockefeller
League
Rosalsky
Myers
Canada
John Cunnitt
Veteran of Wadhams post chaplain dies of pneumonia
Chaus sey Seeley of Waterbury dies at April 17 after pneumonia. He held nearly all offices in the Wadhams post G. A. R. and served as chaplain at his death. A former member of the 19th regiment C. V. and longtime Waterbury building contractor, he took part in many engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Chaussey & Seeley
Wadhams
19Th Regiment
C. Ve
Senate Back Senator France Ingenor Char Custom Old
The piece discusses whether a U S senator may contact foreign governments without executive channels. It outlines charges against Senator Joseph France of Maryland for alleged violations, debates whether the term United States government includes the Senate, and cites past precedents of senators engaging with foreign officials to aid diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
United” States
Joseph J
France
Maryland
United States
United States Senate
Hughes
Senate
Buandigee
Abs House
Congress
Shers
American Senate
League of Nations
Friends of the Executive
Nan
Pssstate
Genoa
Rome
Franco Franks
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey Spene
Amari
Rince Wil
Department of Justice
Mhitle Mort
John
Timely toiletry sale with tempting low prices
A bulk listing of cosmetic and toiletry items with deep discounts outlines face powders soaps and shampoos from Palmolive Djerkiss and Woodbury brands. The sale highlights special lots of wood-back brushes, tea powder and talcum bargains, and assorted antisep tics and dentifrices with bundled vanity box offers.
Braided novelty needlework bags and curtains sale
Textile items on sale include braided novelty needlework bags and curtains in white and beige marquisette. Prices range from $1.25 to $5, with lace edged designs and hemstitched finishes. Also offered are corduroy robes and negligees in rich colors, plus crossbar batistes and decorative flower accents. Items advertised as stylish for bedrooms and wardrobes with easy laundering.
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Armour’s Fancy
Tbs
ARGO
Baker's
Maillard's Eagle
Eagle
Atlantic & Pacific
Gor
Barnum & Bruce
Barnum Ave
Gro Bunnel St
East Main St
Main St
Stratford
Ansonia
State St
Gregory St
Oe Hancock
Noble Ave
Shelton Seymour
Stratford Ave
Wood Ave
Fairfield
Conn
Southport
Biot Turnpike
Devon
River St
Milford
Derby
Nosiz
Nogis
Aeueano
Nobie's
Nosue
Noble Piano Company
Detroit
Addreen Fratanist
Tele
Middle Streets
Shipping Board
HOUSE
Constitutional League
Mediterranean
Cunard-Anchor
Tuscania
Europe
Swwitzzealaxe
Omkrawmangad
Citiea
North Atlantic
JUN Portionars
Thos. Cook & Son
Broadway
France Ingenor Char
Community Chest
Connecticut
Tesday
LaBlache— Djerkiss
Palmolive
Packer
Woodbury
Castile
Williams
Mennen
Johnson
Dr. Lyon
Hind
Pond
Daggett & Ramsdell
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
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