Danbury Priest Dullard Funeral Mass Held by Bishop
Funeral mass for Father Dullard, longtime pastor of St Josephs Danbury, was to be celebrated by Bishop John J Fos at 10:30 a.m. with more than 100 priests from across the state expected. The ceremony included a state inlaid honor line of Knights of Columbus members, an office of the dead, and eulogist Rev M JF Plunkett of Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Honights of Columbus
Danoury
al Partee
John J’ Fos
JF Plunkett
Shelton
Rehard B Shortell
Kridgefield
Tad Hird Moore
Sacred Eart Church
Bridgeport
Father Dullard
Niagara
W J Costello
Brook
Charles Leddy
St Peters Church
Bideett
William Flynn Pistor
St Patrick A
Hartford
Res Francis Keough
Hart
Ford Chanella
Mart
Waterbury
Joseph P Daly
St Josephs
Orwalkywall
James V MocCoughlin
Dullard
Helen Ibbotsen
Frink Ibbotson
Ted
Massison Itenne Vestudit
Eler
Mortanis
Neast
Mary
Harral Avenue
St Augustine Si Chirch
Toseph A Ganle
Wiss Mae Flaherty
Masa
John Morris James F
Edward Ryburn
A Sterling
St Michael’s Cemetery
U S Building Bill Attacked in Senate
A fragmented report notes a U S building bill being challenged in the Senate with figures alleging allocations across multiple states including New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, California, Ohio, and twenty more states. The document cites named states and proposed disbursements totaling substantial funds outside the capital.
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U.S
Senate
New York
Pennsiantt
Connecticut
California
Ohio
Arizona
Conrado
Delaware
Kansas
Wissouri
Fontana
Nebraski
Nevada
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
Westington
Wyoming
Bridgeport Tax Notice Delinquent Payments Due April 1926
Public notice warns taxpayers of Bridgeport that Amri payments were due April 1926 and overdue after March 1. It states bills must be paid by April 30 1926 or incur 9 percent interest on unpaid accounts. Tax office remains open until 9 PM that day under Tax Collector Howard S Challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Howard S. Challenger
Obituary notices and funeral details from a local paper
The page lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. Names include Mae Norton, Elizabeth Jennings Goodsell, Miss Mary A Bell, and others. Details cover residences, funeral times, church services, and burial locations at Oaklawn, Lake View, St Michael, and Mt. Grove cemeteries, with officiants and mourners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balint Butzko
York Road
Fairfield
St Stephen's Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Elizabeth Jennings Goodsell
Bradley Goodsell
Greens Farms
North Avenue
Oaklawn
Newsboy Ousted From Old Stand at Corner Drugstore
Hindle Aged drug store owner authorized a boy to sell papers outside his shop with employer support. The boy, once trusted by customers and bankers alike, faced removal after a city block sale changed hands, leaving him to seek a new corner and future in the paper trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle
Iuwsers
Irvi
Hoesever
Willer
Tim
Ambulance Call Ledger Entry Lacks Clear Details
A fragmented daily ambulance log shows cryptic notes and unreadable lines with no clear incident description or patient information. The unreadable text obscures date, location, and action, leaving the record unusable for reliable event accounting.
Bishop's Humility Praised At High Vespers
In a solemn high vespers service at St Joseph's Cathedral, Bishop Maurie de Moe Auliffe was extolled for humility and virtuous conduct. Rev Brands May pesto praised his learned explanations of doctrine, scholarship, and dedication to uplifting the House of God. The ceremony honored his appointment as auxiliary bishop, with a procession of clergy and a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elarrpdowd
Veulogy
Bish
Maurie de Moe
Watellife
St Thomas Seminary
House of God
May
Ian
Wirtford
McAulffe
Mgr
John W Noniis
New Brunswick
Thomas J Drannin
T Clement Martin
William Tiyns
St Patricks Church
P Kear
Werr
John CG Murray
Mer Thomas S. Dugein
Michael H May
St Pate Ticks Church
Norwich
Anti-Saloon League Viewed as Enemy of Amendments
The speaker argued that the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, while intended to guarantee equal protection and voting rights for Black citizens, are practically invalid in many areas. He urged repealing or altering prohibition laws, claiming the Volstead Act undermines decency and law observance, predicting public opinion has shifted against prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Bridgeport Social Work Officials Elected
Bridgeporters elect officers at the sixteenth annual Connecticut conference of social work. The meeting named officers for the next year, led by President Jude Peter Ted Hartford and an executive committee with Charley Yo Godwin and Rey Mitmeys. Other members include Elizabeth Bicelow, Sophie Boowh, and Marjorie Cheney, representing multiple towns and organizations across the state.
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Sorwich
Connecticut
Ae Folly
Jude
Peter Ted
Hartford
Cretail
Charley Yo
Godwin
Rey
Monren Bulecput
Norwich Ifcusier
Newell Huitord
Fee Michile
Islerhard NS
Paray
Elasbeth Bicelow Meriden Fo
Oltobet Tinde Ney
Missophie
Boowh
Naugia
Kk Wiss
Marjorie Cheney
South Winc
Rester
Atikeneli Vps
George G Willams Ho
Corte Enco
Little Actor Dints Utth Iighter of Vaio and Miey Chiles
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Vaio
Miey Chiles
Bandera
Rockefeller ends museum project amid political battles
In Cairo, April 26, reports detail Rockefeller’s push to fund a $400,000 museum and research library. Opposition from government officials and local constraints halted the plan, with discussions shifting to possible joint Egyptian and Western participation, but no decisive funding or approval emerged.
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Ametian
bin Bey
Huing Ligypttin
Mi Hoch -Fellur
Erolesser Biesisted
Wlin
St Augustine Scouts to Give Show in Meriden
St Augustine's Scouts plan a public show in Meriden with performances expected to feature marching, songs, and a narration. The event aims to engage local families and showcase troop activities and achievements in recent months.
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ST. Augustine's
Meriden
Peace With You Berlin Song Amid Turmoil
A garbled report describes a Berlin song titled At Peace With You and a Sunday night event. Amid confusion, various names and phrases appear, mentioning Berlin, a Capitel, and a public gathering with singing and a toast.
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Berlin
Jalson
Ipor
Sony Wittom
Capitel
Levitthun
Samnutt
Harris Post Plans First Annual Show
Harris Post outlines its first annual show with a guest list including William Burns Sue Mackinin Euelti Lynch and others. The committee reports strong turnout and a salute to local talent with plans for dancing after the program.
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Harris Post
Lasmeud
Jordan
Wits
Onimste
Sven
Coumrtee
Chine
Jeneto
William Burns
Sue Mackinin
Euelti Lynch
Euelti Lynch 'Iddy
Matyes Bid
Wallowmily Danton Whim Roberts Samuel Lidamo
Jils Armond Ind
Gutlind
Will Iumlaide
Young Wen
Ind
John Wo
Sirois
Fuca
Willam Purp
Ty Smith Wess
Tech Ange Cnesti
City Seeks Sites for Eighty New Street Lights
City forms committee to locate 80 new lighting locations after bond apportionment. Plan calls for 25 new wrist lamps and 25 new tungsten lights in the year, seeking viable sites across the West district to improve public safety and illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
Anonymous sender returns liberty bonds in Los Angeles
A mysterious figure delivers a set of liberty bonds to the treasury in Los Angeles. The anonymous sender provided the funds anonymously, with details unclear and no identifying information released. The act prompted official notes on the bonds and their provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Amuros
Monymouus
Los Angeles
Divers examine hull of sunk submarine as salvage begins
Navy divers descended 128 feet from the salvage ship Mule to inspect the buried wreck of the S-31 submarine off the Atlantic coast. The operation aimed to locate the vessel, clear sand, and prepare for lifting with pontoons and air-tanks, with expected involvement of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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London
Mule Con Navy
Atlantic
Culmanne
Tilcon
Steamore
Vestal
Sitll
Sal Wing
Ifiy
Hone
Edward Ellsberg
Brooklyn
Elisbergs
Mel
Remington Arms Co Must Pay Employee Compensation
Compensation Commissioner yesterday awarded wages and medical expenses to George Tickelly, an employee of Remington Arms Co, for the time he lost from work while undergoing an operation for a rupture acquired in the course of duty. The company contested the claim, arguing a signed waiver. The commission found the waiver invalid and ordered compensation, including hospital costs, for Tickelly.
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Kuchinghun
Wakmen
George Tickelly
Remington Arms Company
Fin
Sacemer
Hid
Lie
Ineliy
Haif
Horse Killed by Auto on State Street Mishap
A horse valued at 230 dollars was struck and killed yesterday afternoon on State Street by an automobile. Ray Gordon of Bassich Avenue was tying the animal to the rear of a wagon when a vehicle traveled by Sidney Beltwood of Luttisum Street Brookisn struck the horse. The incident resulted in the animal's immediate death.
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State Street
Ray Gordon
Bassich Avenue
Lowigen
Sidney Beltwood
lLuttisum Street
Tax Board Discusses Aid For Connelly Employees
The Tax Board last night discussed raises for Department of Public Works staff including girders, ash collectors, bridge tenders, and street cleaners. No increases were funded. an appropriation from the contingent fund was used, but overall bridge salaries faced shortfalls. Bids for a traffic signal system were discussed with funding uncertain, while other transfers and purchases were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buinham
Ide
Wr Burnoant
Posie Board
Robert Leckie
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
Ne Board
Filward L Kelly
Burnham
Danbury Driver Held Over Auto Death Case Continues
Danbury Court extends the case of Joseph Zualeta, driver of the car that struck Joseph Fernand, causing fatal injuries. Zualeta remains jailed for $10,000 bond after arrest. prosecution seeks Saturday conference with State’s Attorney. Police launch citywide two hour parking enforcement to curb all day parkers in business district.
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Danbury
Joseph Zualeta
Joseph J Fernand
Danbury Hospital
Zaleta
Fernando
John J Phelan Zaleta
Norman O' Beers
J Moss Ives
William H Comley
George J Schoen
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W. J. Dullard
Danbery
St Towephs RC
Prdar
Edgemont
Groser
Rome
George M. Butzko
Mathew Jo Hassett
Hissert
Gregory
Vasterdiy
Wittirdas
Michael Dina
Minti
Daina
Runak
T Wichaels Cemetery
Joseph Pensacryh
Joseph Brustev
Walter Uuit
Elas Awe
Om Bart
St Micha
Wis
Helen Ibbotson
Mary E .Norton
Mae Man
Norton
Tneral
Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Imkeview Cometars
Rutledge Reale Pistol
Park Street Congregational Church
Mra Norton
Aurelius Orton
Sterling Whiens
Elisabeth Goodsell
Mary A Bell
Daily Record
Mgr. McAuliffe
Bridgeporters
Rockefeller Ends
Keechs
Cairo
Rechketelar Ja
Minuseum
Fayptiieim
Luis
Aliood
Aisha
Ioway
Niwlows Agia
Parure of
Rosario
Norwal
Newtown
Vanes
Henan
Howlesville
Samad
Remington Arms CO
TAX Board
Connelly
Chrysler Imperial
THE
Standard Motors Corp
Fairfield Ave
Conn
Barnam
Douglas
Golden Hill St
W.W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Bridgeport, Conn
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