Institute of Religious Education Holds Sessions
The third session of the Institute of Religious Education was held at the First Church of Christ all evening. Dr. B S Winchester pastor of Greenfield spoke. Rev. Th C Whitehead Steatland and Rev. C J Silcox participated. Mae Whitehead led the boys period and Silcox spoke on the Mission of the Church.
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Institute of Religious Juducation
Church of Christ
B.S. Winchester
Greenfield
Concresational Church
Th C. Whitehead Steatland
Stev. C. i. Silcox
Mae
Whitehead
Dr. Winchester
Mr. Silcox
Chest Fund Quota Near, $6,000 Still Needed
Belated gifts bring pledged total to $317,600 toward a $320,000 Chest quota. Underwriters cap the deficit at $15,000, with large donations from Oliver G. Jennin, Annie Jennings, Judd, Antoinette Wheeler, George W. Fairchild & Sons, TH. R. Wheeler, M. A. Rogers, and Stratfield hotel. Clarence King states Federation of Social Agencies assures Chest remains a local institution as drive ends.
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Community Chest
Niance Committee
Oliver G. Jennin
Annie WB. Jennings
Sato
Me &. .Judd
Antoinette J. Wheeler
George W. Fairchild
Sons
Abor Shortage in South Halts Factory Influx
An analysis from the Journal of Commerce links Southern labor shortages and a migration toward the Mason-Dixon line with higher Northern wages drawing Black workers from Georgia and South Carolina. The piece notes a looming depletion of cotton belt labor, potential impact on New England mills, and signs of improving conditions in woolen, shoe, and metal industries.
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South
New England
The
Journal of Commerce
Georgia
South Carolina
Munds
American Woolen Co
Connecticut Patents and Trade Marks Record From January
Connecticut patents compiled at the offices of Wooster and Davis of Bridgeport list inventions including a sewing machine for covering reinforced eyelets by Edward Be Are len Newtown gauging devices for buttonhole stitching machines by Joseph EK Auclair Stamford portable dos by Edward B. Claussen JG Hammer Hartford stapling machine by gullie G. Hartivan New London and other items such as a regal combustion turbine a spring motor for typewriter and various checks Springs for joists notables Henry I bavigne and A Ciaadrean Plainfield Ger man Lorentz Cromwell and Stratford pencil, Pasquale Pasquariello New Haven drafting scale Coorg BK Prentice New Britain belt buckle Everett Richmond Hartford separable fastener Wheeler W Wibber New London conduit cap for medical installation Trade marks include Geaton & Cadwell Manufacturing Co New Britain floor and ceiling plazas Fidler Brush Co Hartford brush holding racks Philips & Kennedy Hartford coffee The Taplin Manufacturing Co New Britain International Silver Co Meriden and The C.D. Tuska Co Hartford radio apparatus The Yankee Fried Cake Co of Norwich mislabeling of Yankee on fried cakes and doughnuts.
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Connecticut
Wooster and Davis
Pridgeport
Edward Be Arelen
Bridgeport
Allen
Newtown
Joseph EK. Auclair
Stamford
Edward B. Claussen
J. CG. Hammer
Hartford
Gullie G. Hartivan
New London
William F. Helmond
Henry I. Bavigne
A. Ciaadrean
Plainfield
Jooims
Henry TE
Leppert
Britain
Jierman G. Lorentz
Cromwell
James Moore
Stratford
Artin
Paine
New Tinven
Pasquale Pasquariello
New Haven
Coorg
Prentice
New Britain
Everett 2
Richmond
Martford
Neadiight
Charles M. Robinson
Waterbury
Wheeler Iw
Wibber
Ken
Geaton & Cadwell Manufacturing Co
Fidler Brush Co
Philips & Kennedy
Taplin Manufacturing Co
International Silver Co
Meriden
C.D. Tuska Co
Yankee Fried Cake Co
Norwich
Yankee
New Haven Bank Faces Bankruptcy Amid Ireland Grocer Failures
A bankruptcy petition was filed in Boston against Direct Stores, a site retail grocer, listing assets of 757,086 against 928,428 in liabilities. Principal unsecured creditor is First National Bank of Boston with 124,000, while Merchants National Bank of New Haven holds 25,000. Reports from Dublin note mesndiarium incidents and a Sub-Sheriff Russell residence case.
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Boston
First National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank of
New Hai Gen
Congress Likely to Back British Debt Funding Plan
Washington February 5 Administration leaders across branches expect rapid favorable congressional action once the British debt funding settlement is submitted by the President. Supporters say open debate will win broad backing in Congress and public, though opposition is anticipated. It was unclear if the President will present the plan personally or with a brief statement, and whether Congress would be asked to sanction the funding commission's work tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Funding Commission
Mississippi River flood now conquered say engineers
The Mississippi River Commission reports flood records show levees held along the lower river during the 1922 spring flood. Government flood control work has protected five hundred miles of land, with levees and support embankments, refuting the fear that the river will rise above surrounding land. Captain Edward W. Chisolm says no bed rise threat exists.
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Mississippi River Commission
Mississippi
Arkansas
Idward WS. Chisolm
Engineering Corps
South Avenue Building Sold to Danbury Man
The Belknap Manufacturing Company sold the South Avenue property known as the Cuasino rink to D C Newton of Danbury for about $20,000. The 75 by 202 foot lot lies in a manufacturing district and buyers intentions were not disclosed.
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South Avenue
Cuasino Rink
Belknap Manufacturing Company
D.C. Newton
Danbury
Mer Newton
Ansonia Coal Shortage Grows More Acute
State police in Hartford report steps to relieve coal shortages in Ansonia and neighboring towns. Supplies were slow to reach Ansonia with a trainload of soft coal arriving but unused. dealers hope for more shipments to avert hardship. Harriet Jenkins of Wrench Street is recovering from scarlet fever and diphtheria as quarantine is lifted.
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Ansonia
Med
Hurley
Hartford
Yerryville
New Bartford
Mer
Miss Jenkins
Harriet Jenkins
Wrench Street
Destruction Near Dundalk and Wicklow Described
The text notes raids near Dundalk and Col. Bus wee Maude at Pinode Wicklow where Camines were driven out to the yards and held at gunpoint while houses were burnt. It also mentions New York’s first graveyard, God’s Acre, laid out in 6388.
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Dundalk
Col. Buswee-Maude
Pinode
Wicklow
New York
God’s Acre
Fisher Body subsidiary to erect large plant in Ottawa
Detroit February 5 Fred J Fisher of Detroit president of Fisher Body corporation says a National Plate Glass company subsidiary will build additions to its Ottawa plant costing over 5 million dollars. The expansion will raise annual polished Plate glass output to more than 36 million square feet. Aclha was once the name of Jerusalem.
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Fisher Body
Detroit, Mich
Fred J Fisher
Detroit
Fisher Body Corporation
Erec
National Plate Glass Company
The
Corrporation
Ottawa
Lil
Pay Day Coming at Patfield Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Selectmen in Patfield will be held at the Town hall Friday February 21. Paying of bills and other routine business is expected to be the only matters on the agenda.
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Patrfield
Board of Selectmen
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