Knights of Columbus Ball Largest Held by Council
Guests dressed in gowns and satin as the Knights of Columbus ball, the council’s largest event, fills pages with names and outfits. Attendees include Edward Gilligan Edward J. O’Hara Br and Mrs. Daniel C Quit ay and many others in vivid chiffon georgette and satin ensembles, with orchids and rhinestones noted throughout.
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Knights of Columbus
Yvaly
Edward Gilligan
Edward J. O'Hara
Robert Wiams
Marion Baker
Edward Devaney
Maude Giltrap
Daniel C Quitay
F. J. Denwhite
Russell Neary
Esther
Joseph Ryner
Macla
R. J Hannon
E. John Charley
Eo Hrdina
Mise
Josephine Rollina
Josiph Kraynich
Jane Foyte
Myreen Taffeta
Ray Cavanaugh
Marr
Read
Caf Newtown
Orchiderspe
Matthew Skelly
Dorothy Néhan
Louis Yamburser
Daniel J. Griffin
Mary Grif
Tobiasces
John A Fisnn
Misarene Carrell
Cecil Burns
John J Conley
John Ginty
Flanagan
J. Flanagan
Mra
J. Murray Johnson
Ke Thebauth
Florence Simp Mm
Ameria
M. Shea
Dorothy Rt
and Dirs
Johns F. Shay
T. J. Roches
Waldhaus
John Shek
Pou Clancy
Catherine Tinley
William T. Magne
Rec Byrnea
Mary Dunn- Devy
J. Wesley Gkioner
Olive Mraz
William Meeemygulin
Edward Sheehan
Helen Hughes
O'Neil
Frances Smith
S. Stephen Dondero
Willam Barnwell
Christine Srennan
P. B Lichtene
Ella Ducsay
John F. Madin
Ansonia
Frank Carroll
Woes Flanagan
Vincent Foley
Ea Ellen Styan
Duke Dwyer
Mar- Feydi
A. J. Mimoiah
Gertrude Lee
James Stapleton
Louis Buck
Mir
Rinaid
T. J Shea
Peach
Albert Cureau
Helen Enwell
Henry
Gaila
Mary Zahornask
Willam
Countess Calls Craven Coward in Public Row
The countess accuses the earl of fickleness after a South Africa trip and unspecified marriage plans. She recalls tea with Lady Craven last September and says she would not marry him now. Commissioner Curran says deportation orders await Washington approval and defends Ellis Island enforcement of laws.
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Craven
Tor Ealtish
Uunden
Lady Craven
South Africa
Trabsration
Curran
Lorder
Washington
New York
England
Sit
Congress
Ellis Island
Amy Y Phoenix Weds Burton Baldwin Jr in Quiet Church Wedding
Amy Y Phoenix daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Phoenix 57 DeKalb avenue married Burton Baldwin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Burton Baldwin 599 Seaview avenue at Christ Episcopal church in a small ceremony officiated by Rev Ernest Judson Craft A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside at 57 DeKalb Avenue Mrs Baldwin a Bridgeport High and Normal School graduate and Waltersville School teacher Mr Baldwin works at the Connecticut Power Company plant
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Christ Episcopal Church
Amy T. Phoenix
Myre
J. W. Phoenix
DeKalb Avenue
Burton Baldwin, Jr
Burton Baldwin
Seaview Avenue
Ernest Judson Craft
Marguerite Ilurd
Thester Colbee
Baldwin
Bridgeport High School
Normal School
Waltersville School
Connecdticut Company
Various Meetings at Bridgesport Organizations Tonight
City listings show meetings of Masonic orders, social clubs, fraternal lodges, and civic groups across Bridgeport and area. Attendance locations include Main Street addresses 1488 125 1236 and 1125, Broad Street 1077 1087, State Street 972 and 896, and other venues such as Temple Sistr Unite, Knights of Pythias, Shriners and American Legion halls.
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Bridgeport Rife Club
State Aremory
Knocksnouaauh Tribe
T. O. BR
Main Street
Mithra Todge
K. of P
The
Mucabees
East
Malin
Dork Lodge
Mian Street
John C. Tuthill
Broad Street
Ivy Grove
Woodmen Ctret
Shire Street
Barbers
Fairfield Avenue
Abraham Lodge
TB. B
Mat Street
Victoria Lodge
D. of
Trafford Avenue
Port Order of the Demorat
Catherine McGarty
Post
American Legion Hall
Seaside Review
Women's Benefit Association
Arch Street
Home Is Sacred Even for Liauor Court Decides
NEW HAVEN February 15 AP Convicted on local harbor law violation Frank Daurio was discharged in Common Pleas court after Judge Pickett ruled the absence of a properly sworn search warrant invalidated the conviction The judge noted home privileges protect against illegal searches and freed Daurio after reviewing the bottles wrappers and room evidence in the case
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New Haven
Gty
Frank Daurio
Common Pleas Court
Pickett
Vaurie
Mickett
Darin
Roosevelt rescue heroes feted after ocean drama
Roosevelt crew members receive heroes welcome in New York after saving passengers. Governor Moore of New Jersey presided as Captain Fried and officers spoke. Mayor Waller to greet them at City Hall with dinners and theatre events planned. A Newark Star-Herald fund contributed $1,000 and the New York Sun fund neared $8,000 for rewards.
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Avery
Snalky
Captain Fried
Uno Wirtanen
Hosun
Ernest Weltman
Wirtanen
Heitman
Omeer Miller
Hie
Frank Upton
Ypoxen
A. Marry Moore
New Jersey
Moore
Gorverhor
Fried
Filch
Hotel Roosevelt
New York
Waller
City Hell
Battery
Avenag
Rooosevelt
Newark
N. J
Star-Hargle
Dentists chair prize winner list of contestants
The article lists contestants from Waterbury Shelton and Bridgeport in a musical contest. Each performer chose and played traditional tunes such as The Hunter's Dream The Fisher's Horn Pipe When You Are Young Maggie Farewell to the Whiskey Over the Brook and Tip-G Danny. Winners included The Star of Muenster and The Arkansas Traveler among others.
Transfer Franchise of Worcester Team
Secretary John J. Warrell of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced that the Worcester Worcester team franchise and its players in the Eastern League had been transferred to the Providence Rhode Island territory.
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Auburn
John J. Warrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Today
Worcester, Masse
Providence
Connecticut River Drops Two Inches Yesterday
Hartford Feb 15 The rainfall yesterday had no immediate effect on the Connecticut River as Lodas's report shows a two inch drop since yesterday morning.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Lodas
Reno
Preliminary Tax Rate Set by Board Today
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation prepared a preliminary tax rate for the fiscal year starting in April based on an estimated grand list. Chairman Kornblut aimed to finalize the estimate this morning after reductions are tallied, with Burnham noting the rate relative to the 27.0 mills cited by City Auditor Garrity remains uncertain. The board met yesterday at Burnham’s home and planned an 2 p.m. session today to review appeals, including Bridgeport Hydraulic and Crane Company matters, with Kornblut seeking settlement before finalizing the rate.
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Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Lous A .Kornblut
Board of Belief
William J. Burthany
Tax Board
Guy
A. Kornblut
Mr. Turnham
Hbward
Kornblut
Attorney Fights To Admit Woman Countess Cathcart
Vera opposed entry arguing that the Countess of Cathcart faced no lawful offense in moral turpitude. Her counsel urged reexamination of Ellis Island records, noting she declared the Craven misconduct occurred after divorce. Hearing, private, before three immigration officials. outside, supporters protested.
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Vera
DeFord
Countess of Catheat
Countess of Cathcart
Ellis Island
Earl of Graven
WMII
Attommey Dekord Annes Wilton J Lamber
Nat'onal Woman's Party
Ci+ Liberties Union
Stat Chhamber
Lambert
England
Nesta
America
Attornes Record
Congress
Charleston Dancing Tied to Seneca Girl's Death
Seneca Bis Feb 11 Avelyn Ayers, a Seneca high school senior, died after a pelvic infection linked to the Charleston dance. Dr W K Boyer of Pawnee City Neb said the extreme physical exertion of the dance can trigger peritoneal inflammation, with Ayers undergoing surgery that showed paralyzed intestines before her death last Wednesday.
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Seneca, Bis
Avelyn Ayers
Charleston
W. K. Boyer
Pawnee City
Boyer
Myers
Seneca High School
Pawnee May Hospital
Bridgeport Farmer Wins Old-Time Piddlerty Championship
A Kewtown farmer, arriving yesterday for a dental visit, entered the Test and Telegram Old-Time Piddlerty contest in Bridgeport. He won the second eliminator and securing first prize of 25 dollars and a finals berth. The 64 year old, Mr Dears, traveled with his fiddle and joined the event.
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Kewtown
Bridgeport
Mr Dears
Dridgeport
Lum
Transfer to Snow Removal Fund For City Streets
The Department of Public Works requests a transfer of 15000 from land damage to the street cleaning fund to cover snow removal costs. The Board of Apportionment is favorably inclined and may approve. The administration had proposed issuing 25000 in short term notes but action was paused after the transfer option surfaced. Mayor convened advisory board but no formal action taken.
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Department of Public Works
Public Works
A. Ot Northey
Iarry T. Pritchard
Tex Board
William J Burnham
Apparetonment Board
Snow Reemoval
Board of Attermen
Board of Apprtionment
Wlicker
Pi Puntishing Company
Chapman Loses Federal Appeal Over Sentence Choice
Hartford dispatch reports U S Circuit Court of Appeals denied Gerald Chapman relief in a habeas corpus petition. The court ruled the prisoner has no right to demand which sentence is served first and that only the U S government may object to execution of a state sentence. Frederick Joel announced plans to seek Supreme Court review.
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Joersters
Adv Coustat
Hartford
Gerald (Chapman
New Britain
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
United States Supreme Court
Yorff
Chapman
Twins Born to Bridgeport Residents in February Birth
Birth certificate filed yesterday with the Bureau of Vital Statistics lists Robert John and Richard Charles Marjoney as the two newborn sons of Mr and Mrs Vincent Marjoney at 917 Noble Avenue Bridgeport. The mother Mrs Mary Marjoney is twenty nine and has three children.
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Vincent Marjoney
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Bureau of Vital Statwtics
Robert John
Richard Charles Marjoney
Mary Marjoney
Maine Sinking Remembered In City Ceremony
The twenty-eighth anniversary of the Maine sinking was solemnly commemorated at the Maymora W. Traitis post in State street. More than 149 members of local military groups gathered at 9:45 pm to recall Remember the Maine with speeches and the unveiling of a tablet cast from metal recovered from the sunken battleship.
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Maine
Havana Harbor
Itaymora W
Wilbur
Harris Post
Rey Ch Tkrvamer
Wir Versalist
Kramer
Tnuis
Boston
Nathan Tate
San Juan
Havana
Reinholt Perssona
X. W. Bishop
Edward T. Abbott
G. A
Robert Kelly
Joseph M. Kelly
Varries
Bishop Camp
S&s W. VY
Major T Bonestee
Salm in Solitude as Court Battle Keeps Child in Room
Salm in Palm Beach rages at media scrutiny while attorneys clash over a Florida court order to bring the baby to a hotel. He claims mistreatment and bars social invitations as he paces his room in apparent distress, insisting he will not leave.
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Almes
Rowers
Baruch
New York
Florida
Crane
Salm
Palm Beach
Silice
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