Requests All Nations Observe Memorial Day Program
In St Paul Mink Feb 22 International observance of Memorial Day on May 3 is urged by J T Hamilton who has received commendation for the proposal from European and other country figures. The plan calls for a holiday for school children with exercises the day before to teach the meaning and future use of the day. Approval messages have come from Senator Wawrinsky Stockholm Stephane Lausanne Le Metin Paris Maron Sakatin Tokio and others.
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St. Paul
Mink
J. T. Hamilton
Europe
Alt Hamilton
Wawrinsky
Stockholm
Inter Parliamentary Union
Stephane Lausanne
le Metin
Paris
Maron Sakatin
Tokio
Y NATURALIZATION CLASSES OPEN TO MEN AND WOMEN
The Bridgeport Y M C A announces the spring session of naturalization classes for men and women, starting Friday evening March 1 and running through May. The winter session was highly successful with most members graduating and receiving their panels. Instructor William Les and secretary J. Garfield Holding at the Y M C A handle applications, with emphasis on addresses and illustrated lectures and ongoing coordination with Washington and other speakers on citizenship topics.
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Y- Mi C. A
Bridgeport
Garfield Wing
Couch
Washington
Blity Island
William Les
J. Gare Figlding
Y. M. Co
Gaelic Literary Class Formed by Irish Here
A Gaelic literary group forms in Briport to preserve Teith customs language and Irish literature. Officers include John J. McCarthy president Patrick Walsh vice president Patrick Boyle secretary and Rick Cuddy treasurer. Meetings set for Thursdays at 286 Fairfield Avenue under W E Maher and Patrick Boyle guidance.
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Thas
Big City
Briport
John J. McCarthy
Patrick Walsh
Patrick Boyle
Rick Cuddy
Fainfield Avenue
Weliam F. Maher
Patricic Boyle
G. O. P. Club Opens State Street Rooms
The Fourth district Republican club will open its new club rooms at 187 State street on Thursday evening in the former Baswick Building. The gala event will feature music refreshments dancing and entertainment acts. The Ladies Auxiliary decorates and handles refreshments.
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Republican Club
State Street
Basiwick
McMurry Transferred to Vehicle Department
Capt Alden L McMurry of the State Police will move to the Motor Vehicle department to lead a division addressing tariff hazards. Lt Frank M Nichols will become acting captain in the State Police department.
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Robbine B. Steeckel
Motor Vehicle Department
Alden L. McMurry
State Police Department
State Police Commission
McMay
Frank M. Nichols
False alarm ends with hogs crying for breakfast
In Bucyrus Ohio on a cold February night a call claimed a murder in North Bucyrus. Night patrolman Fred Bacon rushed to the scene only to find the screams came from hogs calling for breakfast. The incident closed without any crime.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Fred Bacon
Bacon
North Bucyrus
Fred
Americad Povs
San Juan
King Taken to Hartford After Arrest in Local City
Sergeant Keefe of the Hartford police led Everett King back to Hartford yesterday, following his arrest here Tuesday night on a warrant charging non-support. King gave his address as Seeley Street at the time of his arrest.
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Keefe
Hartford
Everett King
Seeley Street
Yale Press Announces Large McMillan Gift at Graduation
Yale University Press official George Parmen Day announced a $100,000 McMillan gift during the Yale mid year gathering. The benefactor Mrs. Jiltenboth Meafillan honored her son Ph. Hamilton Mc Minas, with the donation acknowledged as a major contribution to the press.
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Yale Press
Bob
Atamel
Yale
Lodi
George Parmen Day
Yale University Press
University
Jilten
Meafillan
Ph. Hamilton McMinas
Pastor to expunge vindictive psalm from church altar
London Feb 22 Rev Dery Ruad vicar of St John the Evangel Leeds will remove the 109th Psalm from the altar citing its vindictive passages. He argues the psalm reflects revenge as he questions how many parishioners grasp its harsh meaning and impact on worship.
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London
Dery Ruad
St. John the Evangel Tint
Leeds
Christian 7
David
Ain
State Matters Go to U S Senate for Vote
A composite report lists multiple Connecticut groups and individuals urging action in Congress. Senator George F. P. McLean received petitions from Stratford High School students on forest reservations and recreation, plus local workers and veterans backing tariffs, pensions, and armament curbs. Other signatories include church and Grange members supporting anti-backing and national park proposals.
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George FP. McLean
Stratford High School
United Starts
Senate
Connecticut
Roor! Company
Bristol
Lux ‘Clock Company, Inc
Ranch Compan
Waterbury
Allen BM
Wsborn
United Spanish War Veterans
New Haven
William H. Yamilton
Carielton
Alg
Ummond Onimyp
New Britain
Charles B. Bowen
Merisen and Heastquarters
Department of Connecticut
Sumford
Knutson Bil
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stratford
Ridgefield
International Courts of Justice
New England
New Haves
Hartford
Abe Hamiston
Daughters of the Amican Revolution
Plymouth
Yorktown
Virginia
Court defers ruling in Curtiss sanity case decision
A court in Martford defers a final judgment in the Curtiss insanity matter involving Edward W. Curtiss of Torrington and the superintendent of the Connecticut hospital for the insane in Middletown. The judge will rule on the question of guardianship and related commitments in due course.
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Curtiss Sanity
Trinity Head Refuses to Discuss Police Rebuff
Hartford February report shows Remsen B Ogil fused to comment on police dispute regarding a statement. Hartford detectives said help was not needed in the probe of a fire at Trinity College. Two detectives were told to continue their inquiry elsewhere. Chief Hurley and a state officer received full cooperation from authorities in the investigation.
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Hartford
Remsen B
Major C. S. Wadsworth Resigns From Foot Guards
Hartford Hartford Teh painter of Clarets of Middletown announces resignation as major in the Foot Guards per official notice from the Adjutant General's office. Governor's view Berbur noted in release.
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C. S. Wadsworth
Foot Guards
Hartford
Middletown
Lompany
Berbur
Erdlibes
Mild influenza cases lead state tally for last week
State health report shows 326 influenza cases last week, mild type prevailing and 54 lobar pneumonia cases. Diphtheria fever, measles, and scarlet fever numbers cited with Middlesbrough and other towns listed among affected areas.
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Bayf Lio
Oh Bureau of
Fiyengss
Middletown
Illness benefits driver in liquor case at city court
Noctis Trassa of No 2 Realy Shark was charged with operating while intoxicated but an illness certificate and a doctor's statement prompted the court to modify the charge from reckless driving. She avoided a heavier fine and possible jail time, with a reduced penalty of 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia Trassa
Trasso
Pert
Mexico oil output rises with 225 wells reported
Mexico City February reports show 225 producing oil wells, with a daily capacity of about 5.9 thousand barrels per well. The Department of Commerce states a total production near 5,000,000 barrels for the week, per its oil department report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Department of Commerce
Fight Influenza Protect Yourself and Help Others
Public health ad urges guarding against influenza by staying away from crowds and sleeping with windows open. It promotes Hy's Cream Balm antiseptic to soothe nose and throat, claiming it prevents germs from reaching the system and eases congestion, with repeated use during the epidemic.
How He Cured His Rupture Book Free Remedy
An advertisement tells of Captain Collings who suffered a double rupture and was bedridden before trying a home treatment. The claim states a simple, safe method from his book that cured him and can help others, with a free book and medicine sent to interested readers who fill a coupon.
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Tom Nambder
Iband
Jackson
Ser
Derster Bldg
Syracuse
Collin
Rapture Remedy Offer From Wapertown Ad Copy
A short note from Wapertown NY advertises a free rapture remedy and book offer. It asks readers to send a name and address to obtain the remedy without any required payment, indicating a banking detail request.
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A. Collingstine
Wapertown
Spring Dresses Embellished by Dainty Tissue Checks
Dainty tissue fabric heralds spring dresses with dainty texture and two or three color checks. Describes fine cotton tissue, its color variety, and the stylish effect on forthcoming spring garments. 59c Folight qisie rear.
Camel's hair scarfs in tan and striped designs
Flaming color camel's hair scarfs offered at 3 and 5 dollars. Deep tan shade with border Roman stripes or alternating stripes in orange purple and Copenhagen. Soft finish thick fine texture sleek and beautiful fashion addition.
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Copenhagen
Remarkable Baby Dresses at Special Price
Little white muslin dresses with lace trimming at the yoke offered in sizes 0 to 2 at Baby Stop Second Noor. Nicely made with good texture and careful finishing, advertised as a special sale item.
Lunchroom Menu Item Choices for Thursday Dinner
In the lunchroom Thursday, diners can choose baked country sausage with mashed potatoes, fricasee of veal with green peppers, fried smochts with cattarcyance, erolt salad with whipped cream, potted beef with brown potatoes, broled Finan Haddies with French fries, potato salad, pye cold salmon or pickled lamb with potato galad, reg salad with mayonnaise, plus coffee, tea, or cocoa with milk.
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the Expert Engraving Co
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State Street Rooms
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