G O P Committee Reports Surplus After Campaign
The Republican National Committee reports total campaign expenses of 9 063 952 and a year end surplus of 355 264 55 after all costs. Chairman Butler cites 2000 plus contributors with many under $100, and notes expenditures by bureaus and committees across public publicity, speeches, research, and administration.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
William MM. Butler
Treasury
Butler
Woman's Bureau
Congressional Committee
Ceneral Administration
Maamuch Aa
National Committee
Napoleon 18th frock coat on show in Paris museum
Paris reports a Napoleon era frock coat worn in the Moscow retreat is a key exhibit at the government war museum. The Invalides commander says auction could fetch millions, but inventory pegs it at 80 francs for such hand made coats. The price stems from agitation by Communists to fund war relief through relic sales.
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Paris
Napoleon
Moscow
Invalites
Mariaux
Mayor to preside often at council in Longfellow Jackson district
City plans sewer improvements and street projects costing about a million dollars. Three new bridges will be recommended to ease traffic on Fairfield Avenue and State Street. A large alderman seating plan and gifts to officials mark tonight’s council session as new members join the board.
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Longfellow-Jackson
Henry Street
Teljow M1 Pond
Thotro
Onde
Fairfield Avenue
Rairoad Avenue
Behreng
Alflerman Sanford
Salford
Willam Healy
Frank X McCarten
Seward
Prive
John
Martin Keventh
James Mcfullouch
William Ard
W'therr Sanford
Thomas Keating
Wiliam Meyer
Wille Java H Baird
Jane A P McElroy
Alfred Wo Bure
Wil
Democrata
Pictures Wired England to New York in Twenty Minutes
New York on Nov. 30 reports that a portrait of the U S President was placed on the air in London and reproduced in New York within twenty minutes. The Radio Corporation of America demonstrated instant radio transmission of photographs, paintings, and printed messages, signaling a new field for transatlantic news and identification photos.
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New York
United States
London
Radio Corporation of America
The
Radio Corporation
PF. W. Alexander
Eng Einer
R. H. Rapger
Owen D Young
General Electric Company
James G. Harberd
Whiteman Jazz King Review at Polls Palace Theatre
Telegram Staff reviewer notes Paul Whiteman's orchestra mixed Handel with Yes We Have No Bananas in a cosmopolitan program at Polls Palace, blending American jazz with classical bouquets. The show opened with Dixie land and San, drawing cheers and urging audience footwork while critiquing Sabbath conduct.
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Whiteman
Jazz King
Telegram
Paul Whiteman
Conatt
Polls Palace Theatre
Handel
Jewish Council to Hear Dr Burrill at Stratfield Meeting
Bridgeport section of the Council of Jewish Women plans a regular meeting at the Stratfield tomorrow evening with Dr Edgar White Burrill as speaker. His topic is The Reality of Imagination. A musical program and Chanukah reading by Mrs Nathan Schine are also on the program chaired by Mrs Charles Shapiro. president Mrs Lawrence Finklestone will preside.
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Edgar White Burrill
First Methodist Church
Bridgeport
Council of Jewish Women
Stratfield
Burrill
Nathan Schine
Charles Shapiro
Lawrence Finklestone
Drive for Selling Christmas Seals Opens in Bridgeport
The 17th annual Christmas Seal sale under the tuberculosis commission opens in Bridgeport with Mayor Behrens buying the first seal. Mrs Elmer H Havens chairs the drive assisted by the Visiting Nurse association and many volunteers. Over 1000 adults and 25 000 youths will help statewide through personal solicitation, small stamp sales, and booth sales. Schools will enlist Bridgeport children to aid in the campaign.
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Uberculosis Commission
Bridgeport
F. Wiliam Behrens
Elmer H Havens
Viatting Nurse Association
Wreckage Found of Mysterious Ship Camden In Yard
Philadelphia officials say no ship named Camden left the yard recently while a log found at Ruttybank Island hints otherwise. Navy communications confirm no Camden movements. Annapolis notes a submarine left the yard over two weeks ago and no clear explanation exists for the log entry.
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Camden
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Faral Yard
Cramden
Senow
Annapolis Md
Navy Yard
Ruttybank Island
Motorists Called to Give Reasons for Violations
Ten motorists with suspended licenses will face hearings before a deputy motor vehicle commissioner at the County Courthouse next Friday morning. Individuals summoned for 1:30 include Clifford Capewell Bridgeport reckless driving Carmine Di Genona Bridgeport reckless driving Harvey White Norwalk operating under influence of liquor George Ssaram Meriden reckless driving Fred Garni Danbury operating under influence of liquor Hearings at 11 oclock feature Christian M Peterson Bridgeport unregistered car William Kreuter Kridryeport fatal accident Samuel Nevelett New Haven reckless driving Raynar Bergston Georgetown reckless driving Sanford Smith Stamford operating under influence of liquor.
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County Court House
Clifford Capewell
Willow Street
Bridgeport
Carmine di Genona
Madison Avenue
Harvey White
Norwalk
George Ssaram
Meriden
Fred Garni
Danbury
Christian M. Peterson
Benson Street
Willam Kreuter
Gem Street
Kridryeport
Samuel Nevelett
New Hayden
Raynar Bergston
Georgetown
Sanford Smith
Stamford
Hquor
Name on Ballot Up to Healy Contined from Page One
Ination had not been compiled with created an element of uncertainty to the legality of the election. These lawyers agreed that any citizen who desired to do so could contest the election in the courts what ever the result and that such a case would be a test of the statute In volved. GREPENWICH. Nov 40.— By Telegram Service Elizabeth wife of John J Murphy died last eight at her home on West Putnam avenue she is survived by her husband and several children. Funeral services will be held from St. Mary's church Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock Burial will be made in St. Mary's cemetery.
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Grepenwich
Elizabeth
John J Murphy
West Putnam Avenue
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Helen Gwynne
Smart Parly Daties
Paris
Gressmakers
Safety First In Sunday School Question About Light
The New Haven Register notes a Sunday school exchange where an Ett girl asks why you should not hide your light under a bushel and the prompt answer is for fear of setting fire to it.
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Ett
New Haven Register
Fan and Fountain palm tree of Africa saves travelers
One of the world’s most remarkable palm trees grows in Africa. Its fronds form a fan facing east to west and it yields a cool pleasant tasting liquid inside. The unique tree has reportedly saved travelers whose water supplies ran low.
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Nhem
Africa
Burglary Sweep Strikes Six Local Stores
Several thefts reported to the Detective Bureau describe burglars breaking in through rear windows yesterday. Among losses were cash, jewelry, a garage battery, candy, three cash registers, and clothing taken from residents and businesses along Grand Street Lanox Avenue Central Avenue Union Avenue Fulton Street Brooks Street and East Washington Avenue.
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Detective Bureau
Grand Street
John Teixeira
Martha M. Gavery
Lanox Avenue
George Demerjian
Central Avenue
Oscar F. Schaerer
Union Aranue
George Graves
Fulton 8&T
East Washington Avenue
Joseph O'Brien
Brooks Street
Monsignor Doyle Appeals For Near East Aid At Bridgeport
Rt Rev Monsignor R Barry-Doyle urged League of Nations diplomacy to end civilizational misery and prevent new Near East slaughter. He spoke at Palis New Lyric theatre, praised for aiding Catholic Relief work, as Bridgeport Mayor Behrens welcomed him and a large audience donated to starving orphans. A concert directed by John Wilbur Dial featured multiple artists and the Bridgeport Police quartet.
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Near East
League of Nations
Monsignor
R. Barry-Doyle
Palis New Lyric Theatre
Barry-Doyle
Bridgeport
FL William Behrens
John JT. King
John Wilbur Dial
Martin Hawley
John Patuzzi
Evelyn Northy
John Sullivan
John L Hanley
Jasenn F Weiler
Catherine Russell
Daniel Dunn
Edward Cole
John Hughese
Schuithweiss Orchestra
Bridgeport Police Quartet
John Hughes
William Wolf
Allenby reports Egypt quiet after uprising
Viscount Allenby in Cairo says conditions in Egypt are in good order after the Khartoum mutiny. Reinforcements for British troops continue, but officials see no need to use force. A Fourth Egyptian Battalion arrives from Khartum to Qairo, and ex‑Premier Zagoul Pasha reportedly seeks a European health resort passport.
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London
Associated Press
Foreign Office Today
Viscount Allenby
Egypt
Sudan
Khartoum
Emperor of Magnificence Returns to Old Role in Paris Fete
Paris novelty social page reports Marquis Bom De Castellane reviving his title Emperor of Magnificence by staging a grand charity fete at Jules Ansaldi's Champs Elysees restaurant for the fund to create mrah Bernhardt Village. Notable guests include Mrs H H Rogers and Count Salm Von Hoogstraeten, with headlines on dancing fade and fashion shifts in Paris society.
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Paris
Bom de Castellane
Jules Ansaldi
Champs Elysees
Anna Gould
Count Salm
Waa Mra
H. H. Rogers
Count Salm von Hoogstraehten
Millicent Rogers
New York
Berry Wall
Ilsrold F. McCormick
Prince
Princess Cito Filomerino
Stuart Taylor
James Reynolds
Day sermon links Daniel tale to novel The Plastic Age
Rev Dr Willam Horace Day pressed a critical comparison between the Old Testament tale of Daniel in the lions den and Percy Marks The Plastic Age during a morning sermon at the Unteq Church yesterday. Girl Scout Troop Oak attended and joined in the processional and sat in reserved seats as offering funds supported Girl and Boy Scouts.
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Willam Horace Day
Daniel
Lion's Pen
Unteq
Boy Scouts
Dr. Day
Percy Marks
Exquah
Brown University
Hugh Cner
4 New England College
Jesus God
God
Juvenile Musical Club Presents Indian Music Program
The Juvenile Musical Club met Saturday at Universalist Church and performed Indian music. Students wore Indian costumes with Mrs Mary Hill Hinchcliffe soprano and Miss Alice Rebeck on saxophone, plus Ella Sangersmonde on piano. Readings, solos, and pieces by Longfellow and Lieurance featured. Bessie Libby and Aileen Kelt contributed piano and flute works.
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Universalist Church
Mary Hill Hinchcliffe
Ella Sangersmonde
Alice Rebeck
Andrew Soltis
Hiawatha
G. Rositer Cole
Bessie Libby
Ella Sanger
Esmonde
Conestoga
Aileen Kelt
Mar Ofc
Jover
Cadman
Omaha
Miss Alfer Rabock
The
Waters of
Minnetomka
Lieurance
Irs
Miss Libby
Woman elopes after promised wedding to Pittsburgh man
A girl named Misa Thaft of 11 Carver Street was to wed Theodore J Hines of Pittsburgh after obtaining a license but slipped away last Wednesday and married George H Mathison a salesman of 464 Atlantic Street instead. The New Haven Register notes three illustrations of power and social lessons in a curious item.
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M'sa Give
Lordship Couple Hosts Engagement Dinner for Minnie Jacobs
Mr and Mrs J Jacobs of First avenue Lordship hosted an engagement dinner and dance at the Firemen s hall for their daughter Miss Minnie Jacobs whose engagement to Abraham B Arthur son of Mr and Mrs J Arthur 42 Harral avenue was recently announced. The decorations were red and green with roses for table decor. About 100 guests attended from New Haven Holyoke Springfield Taunton Mount Vernon New York City and Philadelphia.
Descendants Gather for Jennings Family Reunion Dinner
Greenfield Hill scene recalls Thanksgiving reunion of Mrs Rufus Jennings kin. Thirty one descendants attend at K Pradley Jennings home with guests from Trumbull Fairfield New Preston Stratfield Hulls Farm and Greenfield Hill. Notables include Misses Jennie Elizabeth Reynolds Grace Gould and Sanford Wakeman among others. Additional callers include the Winchester and Wakeman families and Drs Winchester Wakeman.
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Greenfield Hill
Rufus Jennings
K. Pradley Jennings
Pred Reynolds
Trumbull
Jennie
Elizabeth Reynolds
F. A
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal and Civic Groups
A dense listing shows numerous Bridgeport area lodges clubs and associations meeting tonight. Included are Okenuck and Red Mens Hall groups on Stratford avenues, O A M L O O M on State Street, Loyal O F at 164 plate Blreét, Pioneer lodge Sons of St George at Stratford avenue, and many others across Broad Elm Pine and Main streets with churches Masonic temples and civic clubs.
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Okenuck Tribe
Red Mens Hall
Stratford
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Bridgeport Council, Jr
Fairfield Avenue
Loyalty Lodge
O. F
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Borraneo Gleacio
St. Charles
Hust Main Street
Samuel UW. Harris
Masonic Temple
DeWitt Clinton
East End
Woo
W. Union
Stratford Avenues
Dorset Workers
Main Street
Lletrical Workers
Fairfield + Avenue
Naomi! Lodge
Canhon Street
Harry W. Congdon
American Legion Denmark
Panlah Brotherhood
Broad Street
Heme Lodge
Hast Malin
Ubeh Grotto
V. P
Broad and
Cannon Atreeta
Uneas Counel
Muln Street
Oral
Hobby Shuh Eases Fear Of Cop On Block
In the weekly feature Hobby Shuh tells how residents fear or confront local police after a quarrel on their block. Billy asks why not and Bobby replies that the cop’s wife can best him, reflecting street level tensions in a community portrait.
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Billy
Bobby
American Legion Weekly
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San Dominiyan
Jewish Council
E. W. Burrill
Annapolis
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Healy
Mrs. Murphy
Union Avenue
Monsignor Doyle
Near East ‘Drive
Allenby
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Thas
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Lordship
Minie Jacobs
Jennings
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Bridgeport Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen Stores
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