Ir Department Restricts Water Traffic At Bridges
The IR department declines adding ICG restrictions amid complaints about traffic at Stratton and Mill bridges and others near Main. Director Northey has pressed the War department to close bridges during the moon hours to allow water passage, citing insufficient data. War department figures show openings and closures. current data may not warrant action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafford
A. J. Northey
War Department
Main
Jielind
Sfateleek
PL OK
Romer
War Department Eapes
Muidmmis
Northey Fast
Newcomer
Lp. My
Stratforst Avenue
Mill Bridge
Grand Street
Bay Tak
Washington Avenue
Watch Your Breakfast
A short piece extols a complete breakfast, arguing morning meals shape energy all day. It highlights Quaker Oats as a nutritious option rich in protein and essential nutrients, noting two quick cook varieties and urging households to begin breakfast with this food.
Stratford traffic plan sparks debate on open crossings
Director Nerthey told Major Newcomer a closed period for Stratford avenues was sought due to heavy traffic. Bridgeport Tow ing and Connecticut company officials agreed to the plan but Major Newcomer urged weighing necessity against navigational restrictions. Openings at the time were limited to commercial craft, prompting questions on the number of openings required under current rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisoff & Disiked
Barrel Company Zoning Appeal May Be Settled
The City Barrels Company seeks relief from zoning rules after a fire destroyed its Beardsley Street plant. A public hearing set for August 9 was postponed indefinitely as talks between Barrels lawyers and neighbors progress toward a compromise. If no agreement is reached, the matter may proceed after a brief vacation, with the board’s decision likely to hinge on zoning changes from industrial to residential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Barrels Company
Board of Appeals
Asaintaint
Henr Greenstein
Carl F. Siemenhatrman
Siemen
George N. Wrinklestone
William A. Redden
Greenstein
Mon
Finklestone
Dumaden
Beardsley Street
Ares
Hecht Industrial
Appeals Granted for Cement Shop and Several Homes in City
Permit approvals totaled 41 875 in value with grants for a cement shop at 406 Gregory Street and multiple residences. Notables include three two family houses for George M. Coughlin and other applicants at properties on Cherry Street, Benham Avenue, Beechwood Avenue, and surrounding blocks.
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Max Relief
Guard of All
George M. Coughlin
Foremer
York Teanin
Dre Warks
Chimner
Cherry Street
Luckner
Bosworth Street
Lawrence
Curfield Avenue
Hitchem
Aveni Coug
Im Street
M. Coughtin
Tall Street
Coughtin
Palmsorert
I. Buckernik
Hancock Avenue
Annie Rigney
Benham Avenue
Frank Kovacs
Beechwood Avenue
Mix Heffin
Gregory Sippet
August Torregiani
James Street
Pudhomn
Remington Arts Company
UM Coompany
Ohio churches unite to form council of denominations
Seventeen Protestant denominations in Ohio form the Ohio Council of Churches led by a resident pastor for each area. The council includes Brethren, Christian Church, Church of God, Congregational, Disciples Christ, Evangelical and other groups. An assembly of denominational delegates governs the body and funding comes mainly from individual gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Brethren
Church of God
Congregational Disciples Christ
Evangelical Church
Evangelical Synod
Friends
Metodist
Pal
Moravian
Spiscopal
Reformed
U. S
Salvation Arn
United Brehtren
United Presbyterian
Protestant Church Merger Push Aims For Stronger LeadorshiP
The state council urges population based pastor allocations and consolidation where over burdened. It recommends merging or federated churches in overextended areas, notes 1100 abandoned churches statewide, and highlights county councils expanding to 46 of 88 counties. An annual pastor convention drew 600 ministers from 22 denominations in 1526 with a summer school run with Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State Univer
Royal Arbitrator May Divide Late Czars Millions
Berlin August 4 The descendants of the Romanoffs plan to settle the vast czarist fortune by a loyal arbitrator with kings of England Italy and Spain floated as possible choices. The $75,000,000 Bank of England reserve is the remaining vast asset, with lands and castles in Russia largely confiscated by the Bolsheviks. Disputes center on a possible escaped daughter and differing inheritance laws in Russia and England affecting heirs Olga and Xenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
England
Italy
Spain
Russia
Olga
Xemia
Czar
Bridgeport Girls at Lakeville Manor Social Event
Bridgeport residents listed as guests at Lakeville Manor this week include Mary McGuire Catherine O Connor Jelle Mosenthal Laura ash Catherine Coffee Isbel Lawe rence and Nora Daly The August councilors are Miss Elizabeth Donovan and Mary Tobin The hostess is M Campbell Guests plan outings to Berkshires Dutchess County and Hudson River with frequent card parties Reservations via Catholic Community House or Mrs W EK Campbell Lakeville Manor Lakeville Conn
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Lakeville
Conn
Lake Mononscopomoc
Lateville Manor
Berkshires
Dutchness County
Hudson River
Lakeville Manor
Connecticut Council of Catholic Women
Washington Avenue
W. EK. Campbell
Lakesville Manor
Auto Victim Leaves Hospital After Wreck at Westport
Irving Sgalio seventeen of Westport was discharged from St. Vincent's hospital after the overturning of a car on Test road at Peat Swamp early Monday. His mother and Emmity seven remain hospitalized with knee fracture and wrist injury. Ann Howell and son Fred 38 also confined with arm fracture and broken nose. Driver Matthew Sgallo of Stratford avenue suffered head lacerations.
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Irving Sgalio
Peat Swamp
Westport
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ms Stater Emmity
Ann Howell
Maplewood Avenue
Fred
Elso
Norwalk
Howell
Matthew Sgallo
Stratford Avenue
Coney Island
Gallo
New York Transit defers quarterly dividend amid petroleum shipment curtailment
Directors of the New York Transit company omit the current quarter's dividend. President D. S. Bushnell explains in a letter to stockholders that a sudden severe curtailment of crude petroleum movement to the Atlantic seaboard by Pipe Lines has made the action necessary. Previous dividends were $1.25, $1, and 75 cents for the last four quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Transit Company
D. S. Bushnell
Stockhold Berg
Atlantic
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U.S.A
JON
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Castile IC
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