Santa Claus Visits Rotary Club Luncheon Event
Santa Claus paid a visit to the Rotary Club luncheon at Stratfield House, delivering gifts to attendees. President George G. Waldo Jr. and guests read presentations while a cadre of volunteers arranged donations for needy families, with about 81 wives and Bridgeport organizers noted amongst participants.
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Santa Claus
Rotary
St. Nick
Myalora
Toctary Club
Temes
McGovern
North Pots
Romlan Edward Geyner
Santa
John Stanley
Avery
Bridgeport
Wasellen
Tratary
Pawitt
Louis
Officers Elected At Annual Meet Of Local Lodge
A banquet of the Corinthian Lodge No. 4 F and AM elected officers including President John W. Bowen Vice President Milton W Turner Secretary and Treasurer Arthur Ray Financial Secretary Albert Canfield Drill Master Edward R. Confers The election was followed by remarks from Frank L Wild Grand Master of Jason's State of Connecticut and Christine Sun was among other speakers.
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Association of Corinthian
John W. Bowen
Milton W. i
Trea Urer
Arthur Ray
Albest ¢ Canfield
Edward R
Wong
Frank L. Wild
Jason’s
Connecticut
Christine Sun
Banner Year for Life Insurance Sales in 1922
The 1922 life insurance market posts a strong gain with $6 billion in coverage issued since June and about $514 million in new policies in the first eleven months. Officials note prewar and postwar trends, higher wages boosting sales while downturns reduce demand, and renewals excluded. The Census Bureau cites high insured value and improving general conditions as key drivers.
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Ralph & Couch
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
United Bra
Howe
Corinthian Lodge Leaders Toasted At Gathering
Dine attended by Master of Corinthian lodge John Bowen president elect George Tracy and Twin Smith head of the association. Fred Garrison acted as toastmaster. Members Hafner Praneck Gould Bowen Pax Oneker Treadwell Burns. Lester Burdick led the chorus.
Local Produce Market Faces Strong Holiday Demand
Buyers flock to markets as supplies stay ample and prices remain moderate. Fresh vegetables fruits and poultry move briskly with Thanksgiving demand boosting receipts though overall market steadiness persists.
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Bureau of the State Foy
Ganges
Pacard Duantuins
Oitens
Drassed
Miing
Chimistinas
Turkey
Trikay Pricna
Slovak Political Club Elects Lucas President
George M. Lucas was elected chairman of the American Slovak Political Club at its annual meeting. Other officers chosen include Andrew Ragnall as vice-chairman John Pirch as secretary John J. Micklovich recording secretary Joseph Olsavaksy as treasurer. Micklovich named publicity agent and Jospeh Ondek and George Borcenick elected to the finance committee.
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George M. Lucas
Andrew Ragnall
John Pirch
Anancul
John J. Micklovich
Joseph Olsavaksy
John J. Mickfovich Waa
Joséph Ondek
George Borcnick
Harbor News Passenger Steamer Delays and Wreck Recovery
Harbor reports a Mary F Anderson voyage from Nova Scotia with lumber for Frank Miller Lumber Co. bound for New York. Divers and tugs aided a submerged barge Datgherts. 304 tons of pig iron on board at $20,000 value. Bayville public auction set for Dec 21 in Greenwich. Park City will adjust Christmas travel with a changed schedule. Tug operations and vessel movements continued around New London and Bridgeport ports.
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Mary F Anderson
Nova Scotia
Frank Miller Lumber Company
New York
Tuys Barrie
TA. Scott Balvoging Company
New London
Eaisa
Datgherts
Seasite Park
Bayville
Greenwich
United States District Court of Ney Maven
United States
Jacob D. H Walter
Wenck Marsine Company
Park City
Fort JeMison- Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
Money New York Market Ranges and Rates Report
Call money firm, high 4 3-4, low 4 2-35, ruling rate 4 3-4, closing bid 4 3-47, offered at 4, against acceptances 4 4-4. Evergreen groups split into conifers and broadleaved varieties with laurels, rhododendrons, hollies, and box among the examples.
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New York
Candy store theft report in unidentified counter incident
Joseph B Bonssect, an employee at a candy store, reported that he left $38 on the counter and, while turning his back to fetch a frozen token game, an unidentified customer stole it. No further details on the crime or suspect.
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Brads
Florida
California
Gatherea
Joseph B. Bonssect
Dolice
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Sullivan
Christmas Club
Meas
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Southwest Corner
Main and State Sts
Sbu
Sclooner
Stent
NWI
Harbor New
George McCaffrey
Hare
Robert McAllister
Proderick
York
Aseen
Meigs & Cs
State A
Bank Streets
Barnum
Gorton & Dibworths
Drake
Gorton & Milworths
Delmonte
Curtice Bros
Puney
Christmak
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