Bishop Dedicates Church and Honors Slain Priest
The Mount Joseph church on Madison Avenue, Waa, dedicated after a solemn ceremony led by Bishop Nilan and clergy. Hundreds attended as Rev. Patrick McGlyney and others officiated, with vespers, a high mass, and a musical program. The church, begun under pastor Rev. Joseph Rewin and completed by Rev. Krause, follows the 1323 Tabor Day dedication plan.
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Wiubert F. Dahme
Ain
Mt Josephsew
Madson Ave
Waa
Joan J. Niclar
Pehor
Ford Dion
Bishon Nilan
Mareh
Bressing
Rishon Nilan
Peter McClear
Patrick McGlyney
St. Charisa
Soenn
Frederick V Woese
Ridgefield
Joeseph Rawinson
Wiartford
Pail Krause
Rochester Seminary
Wilam J. Krause
Eacish
Ag Clagier
Cere Gronies
Stern
Richare Moore
Sacred
Yieart Church
John C. Lynch
Apf
St. Patrick'a Church
Ennedy
Sushuren
Stephen
Ichael Grabb
Holy
Slovenian RC
Albert J. Stern
New York
Fev
Antiur Kacher
Hartford
Charles Fuchs
G. Joseph Rewin‘el
Miandas Taster
Owas le
Maurice McAullife
St. Thomas’ Seminary
Tabor
Kev
Joseph Rowinkel
Krause
Bandits Flee On Truck In Unclear Incident
Police report an armed robbery or similar incident with bandits seen fleeing on a truck. Witnesses described two men matching partial descriptions and a chase through city streets, but details remain unclear and no identification made.
Meetings Tonight At Obed Mien Hall Bridgeport
Local notices list meetings and gatherings at Obed Mien's Hall Bridgeport and nearby venues on state street and surrounding avenues. Details are fragmented but indicate scheduled lodge and civic group sessions in the evening hours.
Boy Santa Claus dies from burns in Pawtucket
An obituary notes the death of a six year old boy known as Santa Claus after a fire incident at a neighbor's house. Details are sparse but indicate a nighttime event and local name references. The report mentions Elmo Berculatin and Marion, with unclear lines about the family and nearby residents.
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Pawtivcket
Elmo
Santa
Achegi
Chrinen
Regelia
British Merely Conquerors Of Egypt Shaw Declares
In a Kingsway Hall Fabian Society talk George Bernard Shaw argues Britain conquers Egypt under false pretenses and mocks the idea of a truly anti imperial democracy. He criticizes leaders like Birkenhead Churchill and Curzon for recurring imperial tactics and suggests the Sudan question shows Britain’s grip over Egypt persists despite rhetoric of condominium.
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England
Egypt
Fabian Society
Kingsway Hall
London
George Bernard Shaw
Canada
Alliance
Grip of cold may loose today in New England winter
Winter grips New England with subfreezing temperatures as coal dealers shuffle wagons to meet demand. Providence and North East coast towns report record lows, with widespread outages and reports of exposure related deaths in New York and surrounding areas.
Raby Saved Infant at Org Pee By Federok Hospital
An infant is saved on a Saturday at a hospital after a near drowning incident. Fire and medical responders rushed the baby to the Kae Benes hospital where doctors stabilized the child and listed the prognosis as hopeful. The event prompted caution on future safety around water.
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Leon von Wear
Dae
Fedeerok
Ebbh
Leon Fonwerdl
Share Christmas With Others Or Lose It Dr Eddy
The sermon by Dr G Sherwood Eddy discusses the greatest Christmas gift as God giving himself through Jesus Christ. He argues the gift must be received and shared by all ages, urging living Christlike life across industry, race, and nations to foster peace and goodwill on earth.
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G. Sherwood Eddy
Eddy
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Argentine Claim to Approve Papal Selections Sparks Clash
Buenos Aires December 21 The Argentine government released an Attorney General opinion accusing Bishop Juan Banco of Santa Fe of defying authority by not submitting credentials for papal nominations. The dispute centers on papal appointments and whether Spain's old royal pedagogy passed to Argentina after independence. The case follows prior Vatican nominations without local church consultation, deepening tensions between church and state.
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Associated Preas
Vatican
Juan Banco
Santa Fe
Pius
Buenos Alfred
Monsizor Bowen
Takis
Larreta
Spain
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Kane
Buenos Myrea Diocesa
Argentina
Authocities
Forevernor
Italy troubled by election plan fuels Mussolini bid
Former Premier Orlando backs Mussolini move as opposition factions split. The Aventine opposition denounces the plan as a distraction while moderates fear it could enable the government to ride out current crises. Strong partisan rows shape expectations for the next parliamentary vote.
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Orlando
Strete
Mussolini
Tvals
Aventire
Appron
Donds
Paavte
Ereetor HY
Hanelgi
Aril
Oreo
Risenstran
Pasetet Party
Peselilen
Lib Bady
Maselet
Sibert
Deafness Helped After Coal Lodged in Ear
Michael Ballas of 143 Hallett Street complained of ear pain and deafness. A doctor at Emergency Hospital removed a lodged coal fragment from his ear canal, after which he regained hearing.
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Michael Ballas
Hallett Street
Car Rams Trolley Fire As Result
Police report a string of late night accidents. Angelo Larusso, 24 West Main Street, badly cut after being struck while crossing West Main Street. Driver Dominiq Albonizio not arrested. Larusso reportedly moved into the path of the car. Mrs. J. F. Eagan, 66 Fayerweather Terrace, struck on State Street by Abe B. Arthur, fracturing her left leg with minor injuries. A crash near Golden Ell Street and Washington Avenue damaged a fence. no serious injuries reported. Ray Schaerer, 10, 9166 North Maine Street, injured as he braked suddenly, wheel broken. another car planned. Schaerer refused hospital care. treated at home by a private doctor.
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Angelo Laruaso
Main Street
West Main Street
Dominiq Albonizio
Stamford
Larusso
J. F. Eagan
Fayerweather Terrace
St. Vincent's Hospital
Abe B. Arthur
Harra
State Street
Ray Schaerer
North
Maine Street
Schaerer
Disease Quarantine Refined as Poultry Disease Spreads
Commissioner Whittlesey reports a contagious disease in state poultry with evidence of months of presence. Connecticut’s Rey Jones found the ailment in Waterbury flock in October and 1000 died by October 26. Officials note shipments carried risk but public health remains unaffected.
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Whittlesey
Rey Jones
Connecticut Agricultural College
Waterbury
Burned and stabbed woman forgets details of assault
Mrs. Josie Brown aged 25 of Lexington Avenue was stabbed and burned at a private party on Housatonic Avenue. She arrived at the hospital bleeding severely with burns on her face and arms. Detectives questioned her as witnesses said the assailant was A Seleorak at 4:30 PM. The man and woman admitted drinking at the party and the house location remains unclear.
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Josie Brown
Lexington Avenue
A A. Seleorak
Arma
Hfe
Sina
Housatonic Avenue
Hoth
Light Up Trees for Holidays Tomorrow
Citywide Christmas display planned with trees lit in several sections as part of the mantel pat celebration. Superintendent Thobert Levkle of the Board of Recreation says work on wiring must finish for the event. An informal ceremony was planned but was canceled due to weather and wiring challenges, delaying Mayor F. Willam Rehrena’s planned appearance.
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Varios
Waxterm
State Police Nab 17 in Georgetown Raid
In Georgetown a raid by state police under Sergeant John Kelly resulted in 17 men being arrested on gambling charges. Gustave Assem, owner of the place, was held on $700 bond while others faced $60 bail each. All were brought to Danbury for hearing.
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Fire State Pole
Sargeant
John Kelly
Georgeteacn
Aoonigut
Gustave Assem
Danbury
Tmarran
French radicals collapse in cold at Paris demonstration
Paris dispatch reports 5000 to 699 attendees braved freezing conditions outside Saint Gervais meadows to protest, with police hidden nearby only aiding injured marchers. Government allies view Premier Herriot’s anti panic message as ending communist peril, while opponents call it admission of threat. A reported theft of a machine gun from Longuyon Barracks sparked renewed alarm over communist activity.
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Associated Press
Communist Party
Saint Gervais Meadows
Premiser Herrio
Herriot
Longuyon
Metz
Two Women Leap to Death from Roofs in New York
Two women plunged from apartment roofs in New York, found dead, police said they were driven by personal crises. Mrs. Marvy Klineck and Miss Frieda Code, both 24, reportedly despondent over a husband's death and financial trouble.
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Frieda Code
Oysters Blamed for Vanderlip Illness
New York reports state Vanderlip, former National City Bank president, is critically ill at his country home in Scarborough. A physician attributes typhoid to oysters, with a high fever and need for constant care. Doctors warn final outcome uncertain for a week.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
Scarsborough
Vanderup
Norman Barnesby
Patrolman rescues three from New Haven fire
Patrolman Charles Laughran saved Feler Taglio his wife and 12 year old child from the second floor of 204 Water Street as flames trapped them. The building burned down with an estimated loss of $7,000, starting in Lace Mine Remaldi Grocery on the first floor. Firemen faced freezing weather and icy water hindering efforts.
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Water Street
Charles Laughran
Feler Taglio
Won
Howe
Canadian Churches May Merge Into Union
Presbyterian churches across Canada face a tomorrow vote on union with the Methodist and Congregationalist groups. A majority is needed to abandon current identity and join a merged Connexion. Some anti union voices claim many Ontario churches will opt to stay independent, even as the General Assembly supports union.
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Dee
Canada
Methodista
Congregationalista
Presbyterian General
Anti-Unionista
Ontario
Milk wagon fatally strikes man in New Haven street
Bennett, 70, of 67 the street, was run over by a milk wagon on Blatchley avenue. He died at St. Raphael's Hospital from a base of skull fracture, crushed chest, and other injuries. Driver John Paoliu is questioned. Coroner EM Mix to investigate tomorrow morning.
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New Haven
Janes . Bennett
John Paolio
Blatchley Avenue
St. Raphael's Hospital
Poollus
Bennett
EM Mix
Triple Funeral Today for Victims of Gas
The funeral services will be held for Mrs. Neilis Harnyak 33 and her two children John 4 and Mary 8 months at 7 p.m. this morning at their home on 18% Black Rock turnpike. Burial follows at Mountain Grove cemetery. The three died from gas asphyxiation in their home yesterday morning. George Papp, a neighbor, found the bodies shortly after noon. Dr Walky H. Donaldson, medical examiner, ruled the death a murder suicide by the mother.
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Neilis Harnyak
John
Mary
Black Rock Turnpike
Mountain Grove
Harny
George Papp
Walky H. Donaldson
Weather Halts Los Angeles Dirigible Test Flight
Severe winds and predicted heavy snow at Lakehurst N J delay the second test of the American dirigible Los Angeles. Officials hope clearing weather tomorrow may allow the flight to resume Monday afternoon.
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N. J
Naval Air Station
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