Elks Honor Dead Members On Palace Theatre Stage
At the Palace Theatre B port Lodge Elks held a memorial ceremony naming twenty six or more deceased members. A large musical program featured local musicians and soloists with an array of choral and orchestral pieces. The service included readings by John P. McDonough and prayers from Horace Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
William Horace Day
Palace Theatre
B Port
Ubbesguus Olve Poli
John J. Raynolds
Qus Meyers, Jr
Nainber
Mendelssohn
Christian Soldies
Beethoven
Lounsbury
William Lounsbury
James H. Brodeih
Willam
Edward F. Nevins
John P. McDonough
Charles H. Miller
Ter
George Poyter, Jr
Equ Harris W. Couplain
George L. Schnider
Quaid
John Jd. Raynoles
Nevins
James Devine
John E. Colgan
John Kelly
Harry S. Bowman
Thomas F. O'Brien
John H. McMurray
William W. Trinks
Simon €Rehan
William G. Doolan
R. C. Pearson
James W. Reardon
J. T. Quinlan Frank J. Edgett
Dr. J. D. S. Smith
Albert Thierfelder
Samuel Sussman
Joseph J. Skelly
Stephen P. Bullivan
George E. Gannon
John P. Lyons
Arthur P. Rooney
T. Bert Bartram
Harry Levy
Christopher Finnegan
Edward H. Russell
Patrick J. Dowling
Beatrice Miller
Tanahau- Pilgeric Chorus
Wagner
Anthony Bordes
Evans
Thomas Wall
Dix
Varleria
Basticana
Mascagni
Lohengrin
All Work Can Be Made Play Says Forum Speaker
Professor Jay B Nash of New York University urged a Bridgeport Sunday forum to treat life as play from childhood onward. He argued play improves welfare, cited Edison, and noted costly playground setups can be inexpensive to install, urging communities to expand recreation and reduce youth crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay B. Nash
New York University
United Church
Nash
Ufe
Thomas A. Edison
Robert A. Leckie
Board of Recreation
Thhe Park Board
Ife
Broadwe
Hong
Elf
Yooma Maying
Burglars Loot Toy Plant Office, Damage Delays Work
Burglars broke into L. Lindstrom Tool and Toy Co. plant at 60 Silliman Avenue yesterday between 8 AM and 5 PM. They forced a lavatory window, wrecked office equipment and a wall clock, opened tool boxes, damaged furniture, and stole an unfinished toy model while other items remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lindstrom Tool and Toy Company
Silliman Avenue
Baby Woll's Layette Pattern for Dolls
Telegram Daily Pattern Service offers Pattern No. 885 for a doll outfit set including shirt diaper slip kimono dress and Baby Bunting. Sized for dolls 48 22 26 and 90 inches high the simple clothes teach dressing and undressing. Attractively priced at 16 cents in stamps or coin with minimal material waste from remnants.
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Baby Woll
Layette Reai
Dolly
Papy
Pattern order fragment from Telegraph office misreads
A garbled request appears for pattern orders with names addresses and pattern numbers. The text shows repeated mis-spellings and unclear fields, making it hard to identify specific individuals orders or exact items. The readable bits reference pattern editor and town names but lack coherent order details.
Roslyn Police Dog Declared Grand Champion of 1927
Roslyn, Dec 4. Arko Von Sandowaberg of Jesroford, male dog owned by Mr and Mrs F C Mahoney of Roslyn New York, is named the grand International champion shepherd police dog for 1927.
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Chicago
Assoviated Press
Arko von Sandowaberg
Jesroford
F. C. Mahoney
Roslyn
N. Y
Italian to be on Junior College of Connecticut language list
The Junior College of Connecticut will offer Italian as part of its language options and may allow entrance credit for Italian through high school certificates or, if absent, by proficiency exams. The bulletin outlines February 1 start, two major study tracks, and options for liberal arts, commerce, or professions, with women admitted on the same terms.
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Junior College of
Connecticut
Lhe
Bulletin
General Assembly
American Association of Junior Colleges
College Dramatic Players
Mary Gertrude Haseman
Philip Eldon Henderson
Clarency Dawes Luther Repp
Helen Margeret Spurr
Carl Ansley Wallace
Pierre Silvie Zampiere
Fairfield Avenue
Department of Commerce and Business
Department of
Liberal Arts
Connecticut Junior College offers reduced cost two year path
The bulletin outlines admission rules for Liberal Arts and business oriented tracks in Hartford. It notes restricted entry for special students with business experience, a mandatory physical exam, and physician Dr. Stanton R. Smith. It argues two year college work at home reduces costs and provides professional general education within groups of thirty, aiming for 760 capacity and junior college status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Hartford
Stanton R. Smith
Junior College of
Connecticut
American Association of Junior Colleges
Amundsen Reveals Reason for Sudden Departure
Captain Roald Amundsen explains his abrupt US lecture tour exit by stating a $10,000 debt owed by the American manager from the 1926 27 tour. He had planned to receive the Explorers Club medal in New York, but sailed for Norway on the Bergensfjord without comment, canceling the dinner presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osdo
Norway
Associated Press
Roald Amundsen
United States
Amundsen
Explorers’ Club
New York
Bergensfjord
A. W. Greeley
William J Slack Dies Sudden Ill at 80
William J Slack aged eighty of 127 Gilbert street died suddenly in bed last night at 11 after a rapid heart attack. He had been ill through the day and declined medical aid despite requests. An ambulance and medical examiner attended and ruled death due to natural causes with no further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Slack
Gilbert Street
Medalcal
Slack
Son
Chester EB. Haberlin
H. R. DeLuce
Ah Undertaker
James Ramsey
Detective Bureau
J. J. Garrity
Robert A. McCullough
Blood Tests To Solve Another Baby Mix Up
Madison, Dec 4. Mrs Paul Relidantz doubts the baby she nursed is hers. Blood tests will determine maternity after a mix up at Madison hospital where a newborn lost New Year’s Day. A nurse brought a second baby claiming it was hers, and the Relidantzes exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Associated Press
Paul Relidantz
Ason
Mrs. Rehdantz
Mayor Thompson speaks in Boston avoiding books
Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago, speaking in Mechanics Hall under the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, surprised a small audience by declining to discuss the Chicago schoolbook controversy and instead addressing the Irish question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Associated Press
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
American Association For the Recognition
Mechanics Hall
Falls Fractures Hip In Bridgeport Incident
Mrs Miller, weak from illness, slipped at 533 Wood Avenue yesterday afternoon and suffered a fracture of the right hip. Dr David Waron attended and the city ambulance took her to Bridgeport Hospital at 6 18 p m.
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Miller
Wood Avenue
David Waron
Bridgeport
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BMG
Clube Arte
Loddy
Lommeroan
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Saugse Municipal
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Une Individu
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Eigue
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Paeco
T. Buckingham
George M. James
Perk Board
Litter Board
Henry J. Cliffe
Itz
Michael Sassogna
Frederick S. Corbally
A. E. Wheway
Central High School
Helen Donbrowski
Marie de Sesa
Ella Goldsmith
Cecelia Kirschenbaum
Grace Palson
Lucy Voorhees
William Lyons
Douglas Hatch
Howard Bonell
Charles Abbott
Robert Meyers
George Imbinido
Snish Wao
Helen Spiegel
Leona Jewell
Virginia Kerr
Betty Seaman
Doris Daniels
Frances Spivack
Jay E. Nash
Lab
Manhattan
Telegram
Thridgeport
Kneloge
Namasere Arldregs
Bulletin States
Explorer
Thompson
Bayer
Parker
Parker Duofold Jr
Hare Wiscors
Vie Ee Ee
Junior Fm
Fritz
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