Sale of Irish Bonds To Continue This Week
Weather hampered efforts but the sale of Irish bonds will proceed through the week. A Stratford Street meeting of the executive committee discussed plans and pledged support from business leaders to raise funds. Yesterday's estimated total sales reached $1400 as committees finalize subscription tallies for the coming week.
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Steinert Concert Series Promises World Famous Singers
Amateurs note that Steinert concert manager in New Haven sponsors a Steuart series featuring Brasiar and a renowned opera singer. Galit Gurell and a Paris theater appearance mark a bustling spring season with performances in New Haven and nearby venues. The page lists upcoming events this week including Monday Republican Club Dance and private dancing lessons with various social activities.
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Former treasury secretary urges courage and opportunity
Juels M. Shaw spoke to a large audience at the M C A yesterday condemning present corruption and praising opportunity. He argued wealth concentrates power, urged progressive reforms, and criticized the wealthy while noting industrial wages. Edwin Wolfe presided as president of the First Bridgeport event.
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Reverend Day Celebrates Third Pastoral Anniversary
The Rev W H Day marked three years of his pastorate with praise and reflection on church progress. He urged unity in rebuilding a new church and noted wartime sacrifices. The celebration included spoken tributes, a vocal solo, and congregational selections with the choir.
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Hungarian Pivot in Paris Links Penalties to Minority Protections
Budapest reports the Hungarian head of the delegation at Paris will not sign the peace treaty unless clauses shield Langirbin minorities from prosecution and are enforced. Government signals pressure amid prosecutions rumors. Groysawardein remains contested with Romanian and Hungary border tensions noted, as troops hold areas near Alar and Tenesvar.
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