Legion Selects Bridgeport Men For Two Offices
Attorney W Parker Seeley and Philo C Calhoun elected to leadership roles at Connecticut American Legion state convention in New Haven. Delegates named Parker Seeley vice commander and Calhoun judge advocate while others chose Robert Craig Stanley Dunn William Baier and more as vice commanders and officers. Speaker Bingham addressed delegates and U S Senator Bingham attended as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Parker Seeley
Com
Ader
Harry W. Congdon
Ican Legion
Imey
Philo C. Calhoun
Resperty
Cate
Connecticut America Legion
New Tani
Bingham
Pwarcy
Jackson
New Bian
Kim Bingham
Vicommandersa
Robert FE. Craix
Inville
Stanley Dunn
New Hm
William A. Baier
Rockvillian
A. Cunningham
Norwichry
Greene
Goshe Palter A. Schultze
Chester
Treas
Clarence B. Scarborough
Westford
George C. Everth Haven
Last Rites For W. C. Stoddard This Afternoon
Madison New Jersey August 36 Funeral services will be held at 4 PM for William O Stoddard once private secretary to Abraham Lincoln in the front of the Fort Street Presbyterian church Detroit. Survivors include Ralph Stoddard and William O Stoddard of Detroit. Stoddard died late last night at about ninety years old. He helped Lincoln survive mob violence and wrote the first biography of the martyr President. Lincoln invited him to the White House as a young editor and treasured a key to the White House front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
N. J
Wilim O. Studdard
Abraham Jincoln
Ralph G. Stodd
Minot
Morgan
Ter
Fort Street Presbytechurch
Detroit
Stoddard
Presbyterian Cemetery
Ison
Lincoln
Stoddardgwine
Ralph
Adard Statistic Company
Newak City
William O Stoddard
Willam
Syracuse
Impetua
Abraham Gncoln
Hel
Central Inois Gazette
Tin- In
Stodrd
Gazette
Two Men Charged With Breaking And Entering In Hartford
Hartford Aug 30 two men named Thomas Ate Glynn Shean twenty six of 28 Brook Street were charged this morning with breaking and entering. They were apprehended by Detective Mortarity Sheren and officers MecSwecan Jernam and Henahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Art Thomas
Glynn
Seren
Shean
Newry-seen
Brook Street
Mortarity
Sheren
Jernam
Henahan
Cornerstone Laying at St Raphael’s Cathedral Draws 5000
Five thousand and more than three thousand parishioners witnessed the cornerstone ceremony for the Church of St Raphael at Frankland Center. Bishop Nilan directed the rite, with about 25 priests present and a procession from the parish house. The cornerstone was blessed and a document detailing the plans was read in Italian and English. The new church is expected ready by early next year with a project cost around 90000 funded by parish monthly contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilan
St Raphael Sterday
Prankandy Center
John J. In
Hartford
OW Behrens
Joseph Braneicci
Oly
Ochis
Felaram Ond An
Alvaro Santorini
Theman J. Sullivan
Holy Roxury Church
Industrn
Italan
Richard B. Moore
Peters
Patrick J
Santolini
Sullivan
Father Sullivan
Rocco Cuerrera
Patrick Quinlant
John Lynch
St. Patrick's Church
Charles Hoey
Madhel J
Thompson
Thomas Lester
St. Charles’ Church
Michael Foley
Timothy Unnie
Feather O'Connor
Michael Sullivan
Fev
Wlliam Kennedy
Newtown
William Krause
Thomas Griffen
John Kennedy
Charles Leddy
Costello
Driscoll
Robert Bowen
Italy
Rosary
St Raphael's Chapel
Casey and
Fhurley
Inquest into Sullivan Death Set for Tomorrow
Coroner John J. Phelan will hold a inquest Tuesday morning into the death of James Sullivan, 45, of Myrtle avenue, who was killed when a car driven by Thomas J. Lynch skidded on the Ma ton turnpike near the Blue Bird Inn and crashed into a tree. Sullivan was thrown through the windshield. Lynch is free on bonds of 31,000 on a manslaughter charge pending the inquest. Also injured were Adolph G. Allaire and Arthur Cavanaugh, with Cavanaugh initially missing. State police suspect steering failure. witnesses placed speed at 5 mph before the crash. Sullivan, employed by Jenkins Valve, survived by his wife Cecelia and two sons, with funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church.
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John J. Phelan
Easton
James Sullivan
Myrtle Avenue
Thomas J. Lynch
Garden Street
Maton Turnpike
Blue Bird Inn
Sullivan
Lynch
Liberty
Tigneh
Arthur Civanaugh
Maple Farms
Westport
Adolph CG
Allaire
Les Avena
Banbury
Allaine
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cavanaugh
Pallee Scont Titts
Sute
Jenkins Valve Company
Cecelia
Song
Thomas
James
John Clark
Katherine Degnin
Woodmen of the World
Ancient Order of Hiberniany
The
Jenkins Relief Association
Wcluk
Sacred Heart
St. Michael's Cemetary
Coal Price Jump Expected After September First
City coal dealers report current prices at 144 dollars per ton with most agreeing that orders placed after September 1 will face higher rates. By tomorrow the exact level is uncertain due to mine stock and incoming purchases. Dealers say Bridgeport should avoid shortages for months, while Mayor Behrens cites optimistic dealer sentiment. Naugatuck Terminal plans to unload coke at its dock mid September to prevent any anthracite scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Behrens
Naugattuck Terminal Company
Ghbout
Arrest at Seaside Park Over Team Dispute
Benjamin Connelly and Arthur Pronovost were arrested at a ball game after creating a disturbance over the game's outcome. Both men face drunkenness and breach of the peace charges with bonds set at 50 dollars. Alfred Crichton was arrested nearby for insulting a policeman and resisting arrest, with a 100 dollar bond after tearing the officer's trousers during the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Connelly
Meadow Street
Arthur Pronovost
Seaside Park
Dempsey
Alfred Crichton
Lafayette Street
George Tenney
Crichton
Tenney
Gibraltar Club Secures Rooms Ahead of Faction Fray
The Gibraltar club voted to rent rooms on North avenue near Center street and will hold a meeting there next Thursday evening open to all opposed to the Cornell Moran faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar Club
North Avenue
Center Street
Cornell-Moran
Tube tester explains vacuum tube output and milliamperes
A historical overview explains tube tester function to measure electronic output of vacuum tubes. It discusses electrons, filament, grid, and plate, with the milliamperes unit, and notes how plate voltage and grid bias affect current to the phones in a receiver.
Radio Programs Listings Across Nationwide Stations
A dense compilation of radio program schedules across WEAF to KWG, listing contralto Elizabeth Teslap, pianists, orchestras, talks, baseball scores, and various regional broadcasts with times, performers, and program names. Includes WHN WABC WJZ and many others with concert, talk, and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Elizabeth Teslap
Jose Gonchar
Elizabeth Heslop
Howeonchar
Old New York
Henry Brown
Waldorf-Astoria
Robert Cheee
Mark Strand
Ashion
Noir
Acheonte Magic
John
Daniel
United States Navy
Am —Wright
Besinger
pire—Landau
Hop —Knecht
WAYC
New York City
Charleston
Harleston
Haseball
Conterne
Ussher
Polier Alaema
New Yark
Aim
Genevieve Nedbalova
Plas Nist
Archie Slater
Genevieve Nédbalova
Pla
Horace Taylor
Mildred Currington
Lensonians Orchestra
WRNY
Guncheon Entertainment
Ban
Radio Industry Hour
Prince's
Cream
Kathryn Uunnolly
p.n—Dance Orchestr
Marion Coakley
Pan Orchestra
WMCA
Wharlotty
Trystman
am—Schwartz
Wolnitz
Trystingn
Manist
am-Schwarts
Wolnitz, View Unists
Ulden’s Orees
Pan Coakley Siscers
Christian Seimacei
P.m Symphony Orchestra
T.w.—Messners Orchestra
Iielon Merri
Sopran
Berkley Carteret Music
WGCP
Pollack
Sherman
I Ir
Brooks
Pam
Ethel Pincus
Lady Brooks
Dela Bint
Mabel Charary
Sonrano
Edyth Pattack
Urlol Tystmann
Dick Re Thamist
Hoch
Jerome
Francis May
Cardion
Eture
Barotone
Raymond Maher
Barytone
Cager
Woko-New Yorn Grey
Riprm
Anna Tamond
Mlinn Stevenson
Soprafino
Pu E Orchestra
Colonial_orcestra
Waam—Newaad
Pu Wheaton's
Thomas Hughes
Penn
George Dietrich
Atlantic
Tria
WRW
Tarry Town
Ad! Progran
Daner
Dane Hegten
Ray Sinara
Planiot
Kuiddies
Atlantic City
Nmusic
Besebeleedinger
Mae
WIP
Philadelphia
Markete
Hella
WOO
Candelori’s
WLIT
Arcadia Dance Orchestra
KDOKA
Pittsburgh
Pih
KDKA
Ida Moe Wing
WCAE
Pittsburg
William Venn
Uncle Kayber
Dpm
Sanders Inn
WGY Schenectady
Ten Eyck
Carricala
Wgr-Auffalo
Century
iPm
Carl Dickerman
Teeftal
F. J. Clare
WEE
Boston
Sara Locke
Jutras Gaston
Andrew's
Orchiestra
Wwets
Worgester
WJAR
CFCA
Toronto
CFCF
Montreal
Mount Royal Orchestra
Pit —Smith
WCAP
Washington
Earth Ital
Bob Lawrence
Masonic Auditorium
WRC
U. S. Navy
WMBF
Miami Beach
WTIC
Hartford
Heimberger
J. Reginald Kelsey
Harytone
WTAM
Weland
Golden Pheasant Orchestra
Willard Symphony
Symphony Orchestra
WEAR
Cleveland
WLW
Cincin Nath
Chicago
Kalger
Entertainment Battery
Belmont
Novelty Orchestra
ELGIN
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Milwaukee
Bolis
Davenport
WOS
Jefferson City
Nway
WDAF
Kansas—City
School of the Air
KFKX
Hastings
Rinky-Dinks
KFAB
Lincoln
Helyhaw Orchestra
Lyle Davis
Marc Graunharst
Earle Wat
Jonn Sloat
Olontans Ore
WOAW
Omaha
Phyllis Griswold
Organigt
Muzzy
Archie i
KTHS
Hot Springs
Pam —Sport Review
Noew Aringeen Quartst
WFAA
Dallas
Artie Collins
Orchestra
Mdmin
Hitve Pan — Barnes
Denver
KGO
Oakland
KLX
Acu
Lake Merritt
Ducks
KFI
Los Angeles
Fallon
Californians
Radio_faverlies
KPO
San Francisco
Pont —Seiverts Orcestra
KWG
Portland
Johnson's
Wye
Hold Two For Stabbing Fray In City Brawl
Joe Dwight 79 and Sterling Santos were arrested yesterday on breach of the peace charges and held on bond for investigation. They’re linked to a stabbing of Joseph Alves 27 at a Dwight residence early Sunday. Alves at St. Vincent’s hospital with deep neck and shoulder wounds, condition listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dwight
Sterling Strer
Fire hits dump near Stillman Knowlton streets
A fire struck the dump near the core ner o of Stillman and Knowlton streets triggering Box 426 at 8 30 last night. No damage to nearby property was reported.
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Stillman
Knowlton
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New Jersey
GLOBE
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Zageworth
England
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India
China
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Vian
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Fairfeld
Cannon
John Street
St. Thomas’ Enurch
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St. Thomas’ Cemetery
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John Sarnaecki
S. Vincents Hospital
Twin Oak Terrace
Milford
G. W. Cornell
G. Woretell
Connecticut National Guard
Head Memorial Chapel
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Rey FS
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John O. Lucas
Ian
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Barrow Street
Park
Famma Hall Brown
Emmatt Brown
Herbert S. Brown
Main J Street
RE Vermite
Norwalk
Glaney
Margaret Haney
Frank
Parallel Street
St Michael's Cemetery
Margaret Hawkes
William Hawkes
Lourke and Boucher
Washinton Avenue
Isaac AL Peck
Tau A Pack
Vreensted
Indian Head Road Riverside
Enty-Non
J. Alexander Ometa
St. Paul’s Church
Riverside
Eurigt
Lillian Nangie
William Ninzle
Allen Street
Stratford
Bridgeport Hospital
Bessie ‘Tish
Bessie Tish
Margaret Anna Jackson
Jehan Thin Jackson
Bond Street
Teo Dadshters
Irene
Waster
Athel Edwards
Leeandia
Nora Regan
Joseph
Coughlin
Coleman Street
Thomas Tregan
Clinton Corners
St. Augustine's Church
Burlat
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mrs. Maria Princely
Maria Princely
St Charles Church
Patric J. McGivney
John Somera
Thomas Flynn
Eugene Sullivan
Touts Partelance
St. Mary's Cemetery
Morwich
Jerome Towler
Bam
William Sewell
Tat Robinson
Simie Atlivatek
George Little
Sol
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Edward Kiersinat
Volcano Peoples
James A. Biggs
Benjamin de Cugseres
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Smith
Profit
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Joe Sherman
Marl Lehr
White and Steinger
Leo Wood
Aene Sideien
Pneereamners
Hill
Perry
Imano Reital
Mildred Carrington
Sopra
Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Madras
Ecru
the Smith Murray
New York Battery and Exchange Co
Tery
New York Battery Exchange Co
North Ave
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