Odd Fellows Honor Sermon at Baptist Church
Arcanum lodge members attended the Baptist Church service where Rev. Donald B. MacQueen delivered a special sermon on "The Measure of a Man." He urged three traits a real man should possess moral courage an emancipated mind and spiritual power citing St Peter St Paul and historical leaders as examples.
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Arcanum Lodge
Odd Fellows
Donald B. MacQueen
Mothera
MacQueen
Swith
Vitary
Tor
Ted
Iself
St. Paul
St. Augustine
Michaelanseic
Mikten
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Oyd George
Mr. MacQueen
St. Petar
Jerusalem
Ard Tel
Charity Bridge Staged by Business Women Club
Shiss Florence Hastings aided by Mrs Z N Bartram and Mrs Willard Spr chaired a charity bridge event tomorrow afternoon to raise funds for warm clothing and immediate relief work. Tables for bridge and pinochle were set up. social workers will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hastings
Bartram
Willard Sprwill
E. Sheppard
Legislation Affects Soldiers and Sailors Debated
A hearing of the military affairs committees in the legislature covers burial expense and state hospital care for soldiers sailors and marines. Amendments address admission to state institutions and protections for dependents as lawmakers discuss policy changes.
Beardsley Addresses Meeting of Carpenters
Samuel Beardsley of New York Socialist leader spoke at a Pittsburgh carpenters’ meeting held under the Central Labor Union. He warned of a nationwide struggle and urged unity between capital and workers in the steel heartland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsley
Samuél Beardsley
New York
Taemontis
Ex Convict Held After Raid for Carrying a Pistol
An ex convict arrested after a raid on a liquor operation is charged with carrying a revolver. He previously served time in a Atlanta facility and faces trial in a 3500 hall. Police also detained Antonio Cerio for liquor possession with intent to sell and set bond at 200 dollars.
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Allered
Albert
Lena Reel
Royal Hotel
Bureau of Investigation
Optave
Antonio Cerio
Layman's Sunday at Universalist Church Observed
Taverns Sunday observed at the Universalist church with several elites participating in services. Lilefeld, president of the Universalists, spoke on religion in daily life and civic responsibility. Wingard, a noted list and lecturer, delivered a review of history and human life.
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Lilefeld
Tiniver‘rsansztheaust
Fred ¥Ey
Sic
Aldermanic Salary Bill Hearing Today
The Senate Will No. 486 proposes a $900 yearly salary for Bridgeport Board of Aldermen. The Cities and Boroughs Committee will hear the measure Thursday, with local Assembly members broadly supporting the bill though some backers favor trimming to twelve aldermen per 24 wards and adjusting salaries accordingly.
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Senate
Bridgeport
Mledermen
Cities and Boroughs Committee of the Legislare
A L. DeLaney
Gener Assembly
Dr Thomas to Tell of Ireland's Deeds at Park Theatres
Dr Thomas, editor of the World of Tomorrow, will recount Ireland's deeds in a Park Theatres program next Sunday. Willie Reilly and his College cast star in a Ireland film with prominent Irish actors. The event, part of the American Association for the Recognition of the rich republic, aims to raise funds for lavish retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Norman Thomas
World of Tomorrow
Park Theatres
Willie Reilly
D. Thomas
Uaion
Washington
American Association For the
Women to Hunt Game in Darkest Africa
A fragmented report describes a planned expedition of several women led by Fah Moon and other organizers in Wisconsin Maidstone Canton Wa. The group aims to penetrate deeper into the African jungle following the path of the Hine Wile, facing dangers as they pursue a bold hunting venture amid uncertain conditions.
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Africa
Moon
Wil
Wikewunt
Vincess Phehfeld
Wisconmt
Maidstone
Canton
Iron in Your Blood and Strength by Organic Iron
A physician extols organic iron as a remedy to fatigue weakness and nervousness. Claims spinach and vegetables provide iron and urges readers to compare iron forms, recommending Nuxated Iron and a blood count to verify increased red blood cells and improved strength. Mentions outdoor hospital and druggists endorsement.
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Nedical S Dames Sui
Facme
Elinwue Hospital
Arenes
Sur
Sean
Ann
Ted
Ward Discusses Labor Problems At Milford Church
A Milford church address by professor of classics at New York outlines labor issues and unionism angles. He argues the solution is to move beyond old gain and fear paradigms, detailing open shop, open shop with union bias, union shop, closed shop variants and their fairness to workers.
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Ward
Milford Church
E. Wird
York
Gain
Fouov
Bath
Unione
Paderewski Returns to United States
Polish statesman and pianist Ignacy Paderewski resumes concert tours across the United States and Europe after World War I, balancing public appearances with political work for Poland. He travels from coast to coast, supporting Poland’s independence and national revival, while seeking health and continuing diplomacy in Europe.
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America
Paderewski
Isdyane
A. Aenturs
Mw Vlantat
Enpitih
Eurape
Polony
Pope Names Cardinal for United States Mission
Vatican decision assigns a U S cardinal with duties in Rome and the Americas. The selection involves church leaders and regional representatives, with detailing of roles and anticipated duties across continents and dioceses.
King George to Open Parliament
Parliament will convene as the governing party faces a strong opposition over alleged waste and Irish affairs. Viscount Grey and Lord Salisbury will lead the opposition while Brevette and Cecil stand with the government to defend policy amid a charged political climate.
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George
Bewry Cecile
Lord Robart
Lord Toph
Viscount Grey Ai Kanfore
Gobert Cecil
Teagin
Nationa
Chow
Tloyd-Oorge
Weather summary and regional forecasts from New England to Mid-Atlantic
The report notes warmer conditions expected Monday then colder Tuesday with some rain or snow likely in northern areas. South should stay somewhat milder Monday. Winds vary with ferries and coastal gusts. generally overcast in many regions with high and low tides noted. Officials reference predictions across New York, New Haven, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Washington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warner
Mississippi
Aulanio Caty
Ulery Thalterins
New Haven
Noethfield
Portland
St Loewe
Tariff Fight Frames Congress Debates
A garbled transcription outlines a tariff measure triggering widespread debate in Congress. It references immigration, education, budgeting, and war obligations as linked topics, noting anticipated Senate action and House discussions on a large financial package amid contentious partisan positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towner
Gaileweo
Aynong
More Interest in Hogs than Babies
A fragmented report discusses alarming social concerns as hog farming and weevil control dominate public attention, while infants and mothers face risk. The piece notes wartime era anxieties about population and health, citing statistics on infant mortality and public health pressures amid countywide fears.
Twelfth District G O P Plan Entertainment
Twelfth District GOP plans an entertainment event at Tinwotn school. A program includes readings from From the Land of the Ski and Where Drownlowers Grow by 80 pupils led by Mrs Mavancogt with vocalists Florence Legere Llayea and Jonis Menten. Arthur Tenton chairs the district committee.
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Fuepuldituen
Tiwelfthy
Washington Blythdas
Mavancogt
Florence Legere Llayea
Jonis Menten
Arthur Tenton
Obituary for Mes. Miggbette Brandes and related services
An obituary lists Mes. Miggbette Brandes and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Weien widow of H. F. Brandes. It notes funeral rites at Brown Chapel Evergreen Cemetery New Paved with internment at Tiveretonh cemetery. Details mention survivors and memorials, with services at the home and Ganz church. Burial arrangements and cemetery locations are provided along with other names and addresses. The notice describes a military school connection and future ceremonies at maintained sites.
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Brandes
Thzivbeth A. Weien
H. F. Brandes
Batfield Wrinna
Tar
Willian Torace
Ob Velo
Sanvices
Eve Brown Chapel
Ceneteny
Betty
Bernd
Maye Bey
Amu Lwin
Treln
Mie
Fanevead
Leda
Aly Mérool
Aimee Crown der Tayi
Sir
Aueualines
Cathe Burgi
Mieteels Brretiary
Barry C. CIA
Marc Cs Gord
Db West
Rene
Rome
Copeland Appeals To President In Fight On Typhus
Copeland asks President for help in barring vermin infected immigrants from landing in America. He cites lax immigration checks and delays by authorities. Aboard a steamship, 71 men and five women tested positive for vermin during city health inspections and were deloused before release.
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Copeland
A York
Wei
Royal
New York
Ccty
Jogant
Panulty
Wut
America
Anic
Eit
Tin
Atlantic
Vermini
Delestam
Coneland
Escaped Soldier Still At Large In Local Chase
An escaped soldier remains at large after slipping away in Southport Saturday night. Private James Willman, serving a six month sentence, leaped a fence and vanished as authorities pursued him. A relative in West Haven and a local sergeant helped publicize the search as authorities warn the public to report sightings.
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Tyaveik
le Port
Ralogunal
Wbhouse
St Tayan
Southport
Mauler
Biney Iss
West Haven
Geant Arnel
Frirfel
Brilgepor
Local Social Welfare Projects Discussed by Commission
Meredith will speak at the Connecticut Federation of Churches at General Hospital, focusing on social welfare projects. The event, part of a regional meeting, involves committee members and aims to outline plans and funding for community aid initiatives.
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Meredith Wil Ek
Helene
Connecticut Federation
Genterelursti
Haven
Gerald de
Sodial
Legion to Give Military Funeral For War Veterans
Bridgeport residents learn of a Legion funeral plan for a World War veteran who died of tuberculosis after service at Camp Greenleaf. The funeral, with a firing squad under Sgt Amos Meade, will be at St Michael's cemetery with ex-service pallbearers and an American Legion ceremony.
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Lawrence PF
Lawrence
Spartink
RihOomelaes Chie
Bari Cengytan Post
Tenbden Hil Street
Heertaburek
Tazial
Sb. Melchael's
Bridgeport
Luawronne
Leolatiot
Camp Greenieal
van Wilde
Amos
Meade
St. Michael's Cemetery
Harry W. Uongdon
American Legion
Bate Fish
Auichaels
A. of
Frank O'Connell
Aibork
William McCord
Brovels Daley
L. Howard
Thomas Sehornder Pakey
Pears
Cen
Bessier Sin
Street
Camp Creemeat
Ile
Nis
Hampton
Brigeport
Soldian
Tate
Terms Conklin Book Epic of the Circus Review Notes
A Bridgeport newspaper item summarizes Anweitemin yest Times Book Review and Media review of The Ways of the Cue which towers the memory an adventures of Geon. The fragment notes an employee role and a set down by Harves WW amidst a literary epic discussion.
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Anweitemin
Yest Times
Harves
pBridgeport
Oman
de Jacora
Civil War Veterans Guest of Legion Enjoy Evening
Twenty veterans of the Civil War, members of Elms Howl post, were guests of honor at the American Legion. They gathered at their headquarters on Goldenill Street for varied entertainment that kept the old fellows laughing. The event was among the region’s best in years.
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Elms Howl
Samidar Bist
Ameccan Legion
Goldenill Street
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DR. Thomas
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Lele
Tormey
Algo
Pois
Upprecht
Americ¢n
Europe
Ruppres
Bleringen
Munich
Ghiel
United States
Pope
Cerrekliy
Oller Primlales
Wisener
Nes
Pope Banediel Teac
Ogderishittu
Res John Staffers
Muchae
Lowa
Don
Commans of the
Order of Si
Grego
Taseni Pelletier
St. Pittel Slinis Tartea
Baltimore
Dwyer
Ant
Auttinles
Tamies Chistoma
Joseph Sent
Calif
Mutha Noweid
Fate Mendes
Plantora
Batlea
Ely
Seley Eid
Iantaliey Valle
Supreme
eOuntys
G. O. P. Plan Entertainment
Legion
Guests OF Legion
LEA & Perrins
Lea & Porsiar
Wew Street
Bronx
Stratford Ave
Rudolph Yuppa
Statford
Palrfield Avenue
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