Corinthian Lodge Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Corinthian Lodge annual session in the Masonic Temple last night, officers were elected and installed. Worshipful Master Chris L. Sundine presided. installing officers were Frederick W. Harrison and Oscar Tanning. Elected: Worshipful Master Chris L. Sundine. Senior Warden Arthur E. Pitt. Junior Warden Edward R. Hunt. Treasurer Charles W. Bitters. Secretary Charles R. Crowther. Appointed: Senior Deacon Frary Gale. Junior Deacon James Th. Cooper. Senior Steward Percy Morten. Junior Steward John W. Bowerarghal. Ernest L. Dana organist. Tyler Henry S. Seow. Trustees Sigmund Loewith, Wills F. H. Tye, Richard I. Broderick. Finance and relief committees listed.
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Corinthian Dodges
Masonic Temple
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Ernest C. Dann
Frederick
W. Harrison
Oscar
Tanning
Chris’ l L. Sundine
Arthur EE. Pitt
Edward RR. Hunt
Charles W. Bitters
Charles R. Crowther
Frary Gale
James Th. Cooper
Percy Morten
John W. Bowerarghal
Ernest L. Dana
Egbert S. Marsh Tyler
Henry IF. Seow
Sigmund Loewith
Wills FH. Tye
Richard IW. Broderick
B. Jaycox
William F. Blight
Frederick W. Harrisons
H. Briutigam
Woolworth seeks damages for broken window incident
H W Woolworth Co seeks 67.80 for a broken Main Street window after an ambulance tire struck glass during an emergency ride to Vincent’s Hospital. Joseph Ruderman claims 400 for auto damage from a collision at 148 Avenue and Avenue K. Charles Gay seeks reimbursement for two windshield panes. Damages from axor petitions shown.
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H.W. Woolworth Co
Elver Frank Petrino
E. J. Bussini
RL Vincent's Hospital
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Golden Hill
Vireeta
X Company
Ruderman
Avenis
Tonic Avenue
Chicago Girls Plan Fifty Cent Daily Diet
Dec 14 Chicago notes Greenwood Hall residents consider a fifty cent a day eating plan at Chicago University. Miss Chars lotty Acker and Maryoriy Love cite cost and feasibility. Breakfast costs about 14 cents, lunch 16, milk 5, supper 12. plan shows concerns about extras and overall viability.
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Chicago University
Greenwood Hall
Ody
Penn State
Marjoriy Love
Anita Nitye
Greenwood Fall
Defeat of Draft Plan Marks Int. Meeting Closing
The International League owners closed their annual session with defeat of a modified draft proposal. The plan would require two-year players to be sold to minor leagues for at least $15,000 if duity. Stated moves involved Charlier Ward to Reading and Gong Sheridan plus Ed Tamlin traded to Newark for W. Webs as part of broader star-disposal efforts.
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International & Well Ad
Walter E. Hapgood
Rochester
Renang
Baltimore
Charlier W. Ward
Brooklyn
Reading Club
Charles H. Ebbers
Doers
S. L. Robertson
Buffalo Club
Gong Sheridan
Ed Tamlin
Newark
W. Webs
Norwalk Trolley Fare Decision Expected December
Norwalk trolley fare changes are slated for the State Public Utilities Commission meeting on December 21. Chairman Henry Bulins said numerous recommendations and petitions have arrived, making the outcome and discussion form hard to predict.
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Norwalk
New Haven
State Public Litities Commisson
Henry Bulings
Dr Russell Speaks On American Bond At Stratfield Meeting
Dr Howard H Russell outlines the American Bondocintion aims to civic obedience at a local branch gathering in the Hotel Stratfield last night. The nonpartisan group receives support from attendees including Mrs Elma Havens and several local clergymen.
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Howard H Russell
Hotel Stratfield
Elma Havens
E. Clark
Jeremiah Holmes
W. N. Northeatt
Hal Kearns
W. Dunelee
B. Wry
Seward
Election of Officers at Rag of the City Dispensary
Officers for the year were chosen at the Welfare Building meeting with J. S. Nickum as chair. B. M. Parnieee as vice chair. G. J. Sprague and Pannelee on the program committee. Miss Katherine Mare noted among staff.
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Ity
J. S. Nickum
B. M. Parnieee
Vicr
G. J. Sprague
Pannelee
Katherine Mare
Theatre League refashions barn into home theatre setting
Theatre League members renovated a barn into a small playhouse as the new home for their group. They rebuilt a chimney, installed furnace and lights, and finished stage decorations under Charles Et Armstrong and Kemp Bache lor, with Northampton Players staging tomorrow afternoon. The program opens with a Northampton matinee and evening show followed by a second bill featuring plays by ONeill, including The Iceman Cometh and Annie Christie.
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Northampton Players
Che Maitua
Charles Et. Armstrong
Kemp Bachelor
Bridgeport Laithe Theatre Longue
O'Neill
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Bridgeport
Railroad seeks transfer for liability case
The New Haven and Hartford railroad, through its representative, seeks to transfer Lizzie Green of Bridgeport’s compensation claim to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The case involves her husband Robert Green, who was injured May 11 in Belfer Street yards while attempting to board a moving switch engine. The carrier argues the incident falls under federal jurisdiction, not the state Ente authority, and urges shifting to the Compensation Commission.
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Hon
French
New Haven
Lizzie Green
Bridgeport
Interstate Commerce Commission
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New York
Robert Green
Belfer Street
Harlem River
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State Commerce Commission
Auotasy French
Edward T. Buckingham
Illinois votes against new state constitution
Chicago reports indicate within an hour after polls closed that returns from across Illinois show a tremendous vote against the proposed new state constitution. Early precinct results in Chicago show a strong rejection, with opponents prevailing in fast-counted ballots statewide.
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Chicago
Former Rep J E Kelly accuses Ch' enago Board of Trade
Washington Dec 11 Charges were made by former Representative J E Kelly of South Dakota before the Senate agriculture committee that the Chicago Board of Trade contributed 100000 to the American Palm Bureau Federation, a major farmers' group. He said the alleged contribution influenced its stance on farm measures and pending agricultural reliefs.
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J. E. Kelly
South Dakota
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ch’enago Board of Trade
Kelly
FhORP SEES HOPE FOR THE DRAMA LITTLE THEATER
The True de Little Theatre league in Bridgeport seeks to reform public tastes, urging the selection of plays that appeal to local audiences. Prof Thorpe cites New York as a hub for contemporary drama and praises European models like the Moscow Art Theatre for artistic depth while stressing accessible productions.
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Moscow Art Theatre
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C Reatest
Kinsella Heads Fairfield American Legion Post
William A. Kinsella was elected cornel of Fairfield post American Legion in Sharmian hall tonight. John F. Jolkneon and others were named officers including Leonard J. St vice commander and adjutant. Installations set for December. Club enlargement plans discussed, funding shortfall delays work.
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Fairfield Post
American Legion
Fairfield
Des
William A. Kinsella
Corny
Fairfiald Post
Sharmian Hall
John’ F
Jolkneon
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Johnneconc
Janderaga
Joseph W. Bart
Christian Dzgon
Theodore Burr
Howard Smith
Rma
F. Johnson
Columbus Hospital Seeks 10 Handle City Cases
The Columbus hospital filed with the Board of Charities Commissioners to be placed on the War of institute cases. The request involves funds from city appropriation and aims to recognize the hospital’s past work. A discussion of the matter is set for next meeting as plans for the department budget proceed.
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Columbus Hospital
Chariies
Greenwich actors fail to wed amid residency rule
In Greenwich a marriage license could not be issued as applicants Miss Mauriciteat and actor William Seabury failed to meet residency requirements. They traveled to Pornchester to appear before a judge for the licensing action.
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Greenwich
Der
Porter Charged With Duping Aged Relative
Porter, 22, of 16 Prankinstract, accused of duping Mas Brainard, 65, by obtaining two checks via impaired eyesight. Arrested after midnight by state officers. Police allege prior absconding with 33,009 from a former employer. restitution paid. Also mentions a Black Velvet Frock description.
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Millan
Porter
Wk Viren
Sheiley
Mas
Brainard
Arcodus
Grainard
Explosion at Estria Sugar Mill Claims One Hundred Lives
A botter explosion at the Estria Sugar mill near Cairngiey, Habana, killed or injured about one hundred workers. By 7 pm, thirteen boats had been removed and ten injured were hospitalized. Most victims were Spencer workers.
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Estria
Cairngiey
Camuagary
Milford Business Leader Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Ilos L Warner of West River Istreet Milford, president of Berd Machine Co and director of City National Bank, was operated on yesterday at Bridgeport Hospital for appendicitis. The operation was successful and Warner is resting comfortably.
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West River Istreet
Milford
Berd Machine Company
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City National Bank
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Ie Bridgeport Hospital
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