Aphorist Describes Berlin As Tightrope Theatre
A Berlin aphorist compares the city to a dangerous tightrope act and to various vivid images. He portrays Berlin as a fading stage, a vampire with papier mache claws, a sleeping beauty, and a prostitute whose street display risks insult, painting a bleak, critical portrait.
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Heine Pol- Tak
Berlin
Nyglenia
Barkin Ig
Hko
Juggler
Balancimg iGilmself
Bankruptcy hearing reveals wages due and limited assets
In a hearing before Referee John Keogh yesterday the Publishing Company owed $400 in wages with nearly $400 back wages due and assets totaling just over $200. Post proceedings aim to pay admin costs and distribute any remaining funds to newspapermen of the Hungarian weekly. Creditors objected to a 20 percent composition offered by Sterling Furniture, and a similar matter involving Bridgeport grocer John Ciembroaic was noted. The court ordered replacement of a $400 slicing machine and scheduled further hearing for Friday. Trustees Samuel Reich and Williams Lavery were appointed in related bankruptcies.
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John Rough
Sterling Furniture Company
Norwaly
Joseph G. Shapiro
Concorn
John Ciembroaichew
Bridgeport, Grocer
Lattorney Shapiro
Pettion
Keogh
Samuel Reich
Ty Ate
Harry Twatunstein
Williams
Lavery Wits
Extate
Independent Barrel Company
Miss Foley Appointed Health Worker for Children
Miss Foley of Ford Miss has been appointed a Sentinel Hygienist in the department of child hygiene at the Board of Health with a salary of 1900 dollars per year. She will work among parish and pre school age children and is a graduate of Rochester Dental School.
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Kuthering Foley
Ford
Woard of Health
Foley
Rochester Wental School
Judge Rules for Defendants in Wead Action Suit
Judge James J. Web ruled in favor of defendants in a $29,006 Wead action brought by Paul B. Perris and William Hodec against Greenwich residents. Judgment was entered against Willian Hodec, the case defendant, for failure to prove property dispute details.
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James J. Web
Yia
Quick
Paul B. Perris
Yeaterday
Owever
Willian Hodec
Loile
Silk Stockings Worn By Queen Elizabeth Claim
Article discusses the history and fashion of stockings from ancient times to modern sportswear. It notes Queen Elizabeth's reputed silk stockings, trends in patterns such as stripes, ribbed weaves, and color contrasts, with Britain as a leading producer and Scotland excelling in high grade hosiery. Topics include fabric blends, top reinforcement, and winter stock availability.
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London
Grea
Britain
Scotland
Taixland
Toslery
Democrats Hold Evening Meeting at City Tree Way Rooms
The Democratic executive committee met tonight at the City Tree Way rooms in Bridgeport’s Bank building. Chairman McGuinness noted limited business on the agenda and the possibility of mayoral appointments, stressing interest in only a few boards as the Concord grapevine remains a nostalgic constant.
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Bridgeport “Bank
McGuinness
Cap t Colen recovering from Stratford incident
Bridgeport hospital report says Captain Colen is improving after being struck by a car driven by Frederick Hawley of 670 Clinton Avenue near Broad Street. Stratford police found no charges against Hawley.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Hawley
Stratford
Trin. G. Coley
Tid Broadstreet
Science cuts tuberculosis deaths in Connecticut in 1922
Connecticut reports a record low tuberculosis death rate of 95.3 per 100000, down from 119.6 in 1920 and 458 in 1917. Pulmonary TB deaths dropped to 1186 in 1922 from 1753 in 1917, reflecting major gains in clinics nursing and educational work funded by the commission and state health bonds.
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Sures
Christina
Vgsion
Mitchell Dairy Co
Nurge
Everyman's Class Dinner Friday at First Baptist Church
Arrangements for the Everyman's Class dinner and meeting at 7 o'clock Friday in the First Baptist church assembly hall are set. Rev John L. Dawa leads the event with New Britain class officials assisting. reception by 4 special committee members. Music arranged by W. Flonan. reservations handled by Merwin and Perrys. program includes non sectarian Bible study and musical selections.
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John L. Dawa
Oftteora
New Britain
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Grippin
W. V. Warner
Wiliam Horace Daye
Th United Church
Ea Lexander
Als. Ison, Jr
Pyrat
Prebyterian ‘Church
Stephen Fish Sherman
St. Jon's Episcopal Church
W. C. Flonan
Welne
Merwin
Perrys
Muse J
Wells and Son Recover for Boy Injury
A jury in Common Pleas Court found in favor of Daniel W. Wells, son of Christopher C. Wells, against John A. Dickerman of Trumann for personal injuries to the younger Wells. The incident occurred May 26 when the boy was struck by an automobile owned by the defendant and driven by his son. The award covered expenses and care for the injured youth, totaling 27 dollars for the second claim.
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Christopher C. Wells
Daniel W. Welly
John A. Dickermay
Trumaul
De-Fendant
Aggies Face 1925 Schedule Draft From Storrs
Allan Hotchkiss of Witerville, manager-elect of the Connecticut Agricultural College football team, releases the 1925 schedule with one date pending. Trinity visits Storrs, but due to a burgle scare the game moves to Hartford. New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and other opponents are listed with venue flips and travel plans across Storrs, Medford, and Kingston as rotations resume.
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Dee
Allan Hotchkiss
Witerville
Connecticut Agricultural Collest
Brown
Springtich' Boll
Trinity
Storrs
Hartford
Aggies
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Milne
Gardner
Agrittivor
Joe Neville
Tun
New York
Gardner Dowfield
New Hampshire
Conecticut
Aggita WI
Durham
Ure
Garenur Dow
Wad
St. Stephens
Rhode Taland
New Yorkers
Storry Agai
Connectics Gut
Kingston
Wytis
Gan
Medford
iMumford
Putts
Médford
University of Mabie
Lew Hampstore
Colleigs
Ste Bhatt
Jewish Holiday Begins Tomorrow Observed At Synagogue
The Jewish festival of Dedication known as Hanukkah starts tomorrow evening and continues for several days. Services at the Mac She Datu center will mark the opening with prayers and reflections on faith, righteousness, and covenant as the community prepares to honor the holiday.
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Chinukel
Vin Jensen
Wolitsky
Trager to Address Credit Men Here
Trager, national secretary of the Credit Men's Association, will address Bridgeport’s group next Wednesday at 6:30 am. The speaker is regarded as a world expert on economic matters and recently declared the United States leads in destinies of the universe. L. Odell will report progress of the association’s resistance.
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Credit “Pen's Association
Bridgeport
At & Wener Iy
United States
L. Odell State
Stellar Southern Elevens to Meet on Grid
Washington Willy Washington and Jefferson clash with Washington and Lee in a football game set for Saturday, October 4, announced by Graduate Manager Robert M Murphy of the Presidents. This marks the third meeting between the teams with previous games at Richmond in 1916 and 1817. The 1917 matchup features the Southerners coached by Jimny Denart, former PHL All America star.
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Miley
Washington and Lee
Washington and
Jefferson
Robert M. Murphy
Virginians
Richmond
Maxson-Dixon
Southerners
Jimny Denart
Court Clears Alleged Feud Participants in Coroner Findings
In City Court yesterday morning Mandlaughter charges against George Irwin of 388 Benham Avenue and Anthony Wayne Fairfield were laid. The coroner reported that participation in recent feuds was not due to criminal motives.
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Benham Avenue
Anthony ‘Wayne
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