Writers of Fiction Take Delight in Bridgeport Raps
A bridgeport feature notes satirical critique of Bridgeport by The Saturday Evening Post author Frederick Orin Bartlett in Open Sesame. The story follows Larry Young arriving at Grand Central and working in a Bridgeport cartridge shop while his evenings fade into YMCA routines.
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Bridgeport
Wnhion
Park City
Irrederick Orin Bartlett
Saturday Evening Post
Larry Young
Grand Central Station
Larry
New Haven
Bridgesport
Taarry
M. CI. A
Geston
Beating at Steuben Court Leads to Fines
John Sokol of 7 Steuben court was fined 23 for beating Wiladis Kuchanowski and Paul Sohlu ski of 6 Steuben court after a midnight free for all. The assaulted men received similar fines. Sokol struck after they demanded leaving with him to drink, wounds treated by Dr Gavias at the emergency hospital.
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John Sokol
Steuben Court
Wiladislaw Kuchanowski
Paul Sohluski
Kuchanowski
Schluski
Sokol
Hokol
Frank BE. Gavias
Melley Case Hearing Set for September 19
Pittsfield Mass Adie 20 A probate court will hear Charles S Alellen of Stockbridge a former NYNH&H president seek legal separation from his wife and authority to transfer property as if unmarried Mrs Mellon’s counsel has entered appearance and a contest is expected
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Pittsfield
Mass
Charles S. Alellen
Stockbridge
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mellon
Fairfield Canning Kitchen Aids Soldiers In War Effort
Fairfield’s volunteer canning corps reports a record of over 1 014 units canned and hundreds of pounds of jam prepared for soldiers overseas under government orders. The kitchen at Sherman school basement operates Tue Fri 9 to 5 with chairs and rotating volunteers. Local residents are urged to help as harvest nears while bicycle traffic must have lights after nightfall starting August 24.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Volunteer Canning Corps
Sherman School
William B. Glover
Alfred H. Terry
Nears
Anna B. Jennings
Frederick A. Burr
Samuel H. Wheeler
Jenny Sturges
Post Road
Harry Wuindless
Wiltishy Mass
H. di Tart
Buffalo
J Boland
N. Yuh Alvs
Louise B. Corbin
New York
Jane RB. Smith
MM. Wwilehan
Cleveland
Harriet Derter
Boston
A. N. Skinner
M. G. Skinner
Bart Sinclair
Bridgeport
Plorence M. Donnelly
Harold van Repro
M WM. Cook
Yonkers
HW. G. Flickman
Rochester
Ri. K. Forest
Washington, D
Charles B. Top
Jane EB. Smith
Red Cross
Sherman Hall
Marine Avenue
Mary Miles Minter
Itnemy
Alarks
Mme
Olga Petrova
Silence
Motovist
John H. Luchman
Fly
P. J. McGar
Innfield
Dluehman
Tuondon
Helen IF. Kinsella
R. L. Nichols
Berkshires
Jiev
Alten E. Beeman
Post Raad
Maine
Beeman d
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
D. W. Haggerty
Marie Coverdale
Unauewa Road
Rasilio Stewart
Forest Hills
L. L. George
Price
Jane Wagner
New York City
Mathilda Verba
Fairfield Chanter
Beach Street
Bertram Ainsworth
J Loyt O. Parry
Andrew L. Riker
Seabright
N. J
Shore Road
Henry 3
Clover
Bedford
2D. W. Haggerty
Motor Sound
Dr. W A Shedd Refugee Worker Dies at Post
Dr Wm A Shedd in charge of relief work in Southern Persia died of cholera at Sam Wahlic on August 7. He served on the Presbyterian foreign missions board and was brother-in-law to President Ray Lynn Wilbur of Stanford University. Cables report Armenian and Syrian relief efforts and note Christian populations forced to Tehren by Turkish invasion as missionaries depart with one exception.
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NENW
York
Wm. A. Shedd
Relco
Ake Uritamin
Persia
American Committee of
Tle
Sam Walah
Shedd
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Ray Lynn Wilbur
Stanforn University
Jerden J Naddoek
United
Sates
Kishin
Crintimia
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