Nativity Pageant at United Church Holds Christmas Service
A Nativity pageant at United Church occupied yesterday morning’s service, lit by candies and depicting the adoration of shepherds and angels for the Christ child. Dr. William Horace Day preached a Christmas sermon asserting the birth of Christ as a universal, world spanning wisdom beyond then current ages.
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United Church
Angela
William Horace Day
Day
Moses
Plato
Buddha
Confucius
Jesus
Cake for Near East Aid At Port Street Church
A Christmas service at Port Street Congregational Church featured a cake built from cash contributions to the Near East Relief fund. Over 275 was raised as part of a playful scheme led by three wise men, Robert Moore, Marshall Morris and Wheeler Clark. The cake was baked during carols while pamphlets covered the contributions and were later given to children.
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Near East Relief Fund
Port Street Congregational
Wise Men
Robert Moore
Marshall Morris
Wheeler Clark
Jenkins Bros Workers Receive Christmas Bonus Today
The 600 employees of Jenkins Bros Valya company will receive over 50000 as a Christmas bonus, amounting to 5 percent of total earnings for the year. Employees who resigned for illness and were approved by the medical department will also get 5 percent of earnings to date.
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Jenkins Bros. Valya Company
Wmess
Medical Department
Christmas Music in Pridgeport Churches Tonight
Christmas services and music are listed for St Patrick's, Blessed Sacrament, St Charles, Christ Church, St Luke's, Trinity, St Peter's Milford, and St Joseph Polish Church. Programs include Masses at varying times, Gregorian and Mozart pieces, choirs of many voices, soloists, violins, and carols led by organists and directors.
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Flerewith
Pridgeport
St. Patrick's Church
John ¢. Lynch
Weigand
Joseph Wieler
Arthur Levasseur
Rose Christiansen
Thomas Torpey
Gerbel
Gruter
Geibel
Novello
Sanctus
Leonard
Benedictus
Agina del
Stambough
Gelbel
Blessed Sacrament Church
Michael Gratian
Union Avenue
la Hackes
C. O'Keefe
Thomas Walah
Patrick Bows
Theresa Avery
Veronica Donahue
Mildrad Fenton
James Gormley
Patrick Bowe
Edward Lynch
Bart Conlon
Michaela Grattan
Sacred Heart
Noel
Buck
Byrte
Mozart
Hoeart
Lallache
Novelle
Agnus del
Hammerer
Misa Theresa O'Brien
Julia Day
James Keegan
Thomas Driscoll
Danka
Shepherds
Marguerite
Ryan
Sylvia Revegno
Danks
Marguerite Ryan
Hall
Charles Ogren
St. Charles Church
Bt. Charles Church
P. J. McGivney
Asperges Me
Gregorian
Iyrte
la Hache
Adeste Fideles
Agnus Die
Dressler
B. Nolan
A. King
J. Higging
J. Miles
G. Ph
J. Lee
G. Phelan
R. Pez
Nazareth
Gounod
Agnus Dei
Smart
Hagle
Law
March Pontifical
Lemmers
Stanley ‘Hotchkiss
Foster Ryan
Net Lange
John Morse
Carl ¥Ellar
R. K. Pools
R. Mariand
5. Fairchild
OC. Rowe
R. Berkeley
W. Kloster
R. Hinchcliffe
Carl Dbherhardt
BE. Albert
Idger
H.hotchkiga
Hberhardt
I. .Guns
Vincent
Lewis Hotchkiss
Communion
Hindoxia
Mendelssohn
Trebles
Robert Ruby
Burr Ruby
Howard Marriner
George Marriner
Gordon Brotherton
C. Winslow Heywood
Lewis Kotchkiss
Edward Hampton
John Hampton
Hugh Givil
Howard Marsh
Neuman Gates
Frederick Gaskell
Kenneth Bissell
Frank H. Nettleton
Woodrow Wilson
Altos
Harold Brabner
Edward Humphreys
Richard, Clark
James Banks, Jr
Fred Conney
Allan, Wilson
Fred Wainnain
Burr Etuby
Warren Davenport
Frank Nettieton
Samuel Brabner
Smith
Hugh
James Banks
George Wilson
John Brapner
Roselle Tibbala
Christ Church
Courtland Street
Ernest J. Craft
St. Joseph's P. N.C
St. Joseph's
Calfornia Street
Poland
Jesus Christ
F. Miklaszewski
Prof
S. Osik
Shriners to Stage Christmas Party for 1000 Children
The Pyramid Temple plans a Christmas party at the high school auditorium at 2 PM for over 1,000 children. Entertainment includes motion pictures and novelty shows, followed by candy fruit and toys. Judge Frederic A. Bartlett chairs the committee organizing the event with invitations extended to supporters.
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Pyramid ‘Temple
Shriners
Board of Education
Frederic A. Bartlett
School Board to Meet This Week on 1924-25 Budget
The Board of Education will convene in the latter part of this week to review the 1924-25 budget. President Elmer H. Havens announced the session as they consider whether the requested amount will differ from the current year. The current appropriation totaled 1,704,582.50 dollars.
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Board of Education
Elmer H. Havens
Elavens
Cirgus Employes Dinner Meet Santa at Barnum and Bailey
Chevy employees will gather tomorrow noon in the Barnum and Bailey winter quarters on Norman Street for the annual Christmas party and dinner. Over 200 are expected to attend as a monster Christmas tree is trimmed and a seating plan arranged. Joseph D. Miller, in charge of the program, will be Santa Claus and distribute gifts between 12 and 1 pm. Vaudeville acts and amateur entertainers are included in the program with officials such as Manager Fred Worrell and department heads announced.
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Chevy
Barnum and Bailey
Norman Street
Joseph D. Miller
Santa Claus
Fred Worrell
Carl Hathaway
Charles Hutchinson
John Patterson
John McLaughlin
Thomas Lynch
Crosby to speak at Lions meeting on Bridgeport topics
Bridgeport will be the subject of the Wednesday Lions club luncheon at the Stratfield with Robert A. Crosby, new secretary of Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce, as speaker. J. Price Morris to preside. A crab bag prize of at least 25 cents per member slated for diversion. Rotary and Civic Affairs meetings postponed due to holiday. Wallace M. Bayliss to address the United Commercial Travelers Luncheon club at Stratfield Saturday noon. Bayliss, Kiwanis vice president, brings five years as club secretary.
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Bridgeport
Lions Club
Stratfield
Robert A. Crosby
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
J. Price Morris
Trotarian
Barry Curtis
New Britain
Kiwanis Club
Exchange Club
Wallace M. Bayliss
New United Commercial Travellers
Bayliss
Modernist group a minority says rector at seminary
Rev Henry Whitehead of Trinity Episcopal Church praises Professor Dickenson Miller for resigning from his chair at the General Theological Seminary and denounces the Modernist group as chaotic and ill mannered while noting a loud minority agitates the church.
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Dickenson
Miller
General Theological Seminary
Henry & Whitehead
Trinity Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Trev. Whitehead
Long Waisted Dress Pattern Ad from Bridgeport Telegram
An advertisement promotes a long waisted dress pattern sized for busts 18, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches. It costs 1 1 2 yards of material with 2 yards contrast, 1 1 2 cents in stamps or coin. Patterns mailed on receipt of 15 cents. contact Pattern Department, Bridgeport Telegram. call Barnum 8100 if pattern not received in five days.
Toys and coats for toy dogs priced from 25 to 103 cents
A catalog lists complete set of clothing for toy dogs from 25c to 103c. It includes waterproof coats for wet weather and winter coats that are fleeced for warmth. Some log-fovera keep a warm winter coat and a water proof coat for dach animal the winter coat usually fleeced.
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Kina
Toll Line
Bell System
New England
Jenkins Bros
Christmas Club Saving
Ree
Christ Episcopal Church
Little Town of Bethlehem
Iquarter
Christ Child
Lapland
Shepherds Watch
Dudley ‘Buck
Offertary
Emmanuel
Manney
Mozarta
St. Luke's Church
Ely
cGrvica
Kyria
Elvey
Aron
Lerald Angels
Bethlehem
Gower
Dimittic
Charles William
Triinity Church
Christmas Day
Lehmecker
C. Avinon
Bolemn
L. Twadis
Wight
Wills
the Herald
Angels Ging
F. Mendelasohn
Santa
Crosby
Lions Meeting
Annabel Worthington
Cash Bargain
Middlebrook
Almanac
Connecticut
Standard Print Shop
Middle Street
Bridgeport Coun
Carton
Allen
Cyrus Pharmacy
Vickett's Drug Store
Prescription Pharmacy
J. E. J. Jones Drug Co
Hindle Drug Stores
Barnum Pharmacy
Howell H. Rockwell
J.H. Smith
Post and Telegram
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