Entertaining Lions at Luncheon by Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis club, oldest tan m club in the city, plans a noon luncheon with Lions club guests. EL T. Duckingham coordinates events for guests, with Frank Braithwaite and Frank Abercromble cited. Wallace Bayliss returns from illness as Kiwanis secretary. Ernest Butler promises the Cubs have stunts prepared.
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Ie Kiwanis Club
Tan m Club
Lions Club
Lions
Twanis
EL T. Duckinghan
Frank Braithwaite
Frank Abercromble
Kiwanis
Wallace Bayliss
Ernest Butler
Cubs
Tuberculosis Association Reports Encouraging Year
The Employers Tuberculosis Relief Association held its annual meeting and election at State Street chambers. Secretary Henry J. Neale reported 164 cases cared for this year and 237 since formation nine years ago, with 18 new concerns joining to reach 88.
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Employers Tuberculosis Relief Association
Chamber of Commercce
State Street
Henry J. Neale
Shelton
Gaylord Farm
Norwich
Meriden
Wildwood
Allingtown
Bridgeport Isolation Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
Ashville
N.C
Hartford
Mr. Neale
Visiting Nurse Association
H B. Britton
George H. Ankele
George L. Haton
Aim of College Should Be to Fit Students as Citizens
President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard argues in his annual report that American colleges should aim to fit students to be citizens rather than provide only technical vocational training. He cites Harvard’s general examinations and tutors and stresses developing intellectual moral and physical traits for community betterment.
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Lowell
Cambridge
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Harvard
Lowell Sid
American College
Committee debates US role in Ruhr crisis at Washington
The Committee of 100 on International Relations began a two day session with 53 national organizations and hear Elihu Root. Daniel Tobin urged U S action to prevent war in Europe but faced opposition over moves seen as pressuring France amid the Ruhr occupation.
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Washington
United States
One Hunta
Allen G. Parker
New York
National Civic Federation
Elihu Root
Daniel. Tobin
American Federation of Labor
Europe
France
Yale Will Reserve Seats For Hockey Games
New Haven Jan 17 Manager H F Woodcock of Yale athletics announced last evening that all seats would be reserved for the Yale and Dartmouth Prom hockey game February 6 at 4 pm and for the Princeton game February 17 at 8 pm. Mail orders will be received at any time and reservations will be filled in order of arrival, with a likely large Harvard game crowd.
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New Haven
H. F. Woodcock
Yale Athletics
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Manchester Interest in New League Revival
Manchester baseball fans seek to revive the New England League and have moved to secure a franchise. President Charles W. Tobey Smith, who managed the 1902 Manchester team, and ex Mayor William C. Clarke, a former 1902 director, lead the effort.
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Manchester, N
Dan
Manchester
Charles W. Tobey Smith
William C. Clarke
Passaic Highs Extend Winning Streak To Ninety-Six
Passaic High School defeated Rutherford High School to extend its winning streak to ninety six games. The game remained close early, but Passaic pulled away after the opening minutes and led the opponent throughout the remainder.
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Passaic Passaic
N. J
Passaic High School
Mast Rutherford High School
Sn Vaoull
Worthless check passer is jailed in Shelton court
George Van Zoeren aged 54 of Grand Rapids Michigan was fined five dollars and costs and given a day jail sentence after being convicted in Shelton City court of passing worthless checks. He was arrested in New Haven and brought here by detectives. The charge involved obtaining goods on false pretenses. Building Inspector Samuel Tytner reports 1923 department expenditures totaled 185338 dollars. Myrtle Quinn of Oak Avenue has returned home after hospital treatment for appendicitis. Alice W. Russ traveled to Hart to attend a House session regarding a G A B bill. Charles W Suttar Post American Legion met last evening.
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Shelton
George van Zoeren
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Thomas G. Ward
van Zoeren
New Haven
Willam H. Deskin
Michael Brandon
Samuel Tytner
Myrtle Quinn
Oak Avene
Parlato
Devos
Alice W. Russ
Hartfora
Charles VW. Suttar
American Legion
Wis
Derby and Bridgeport Trucks Collision Report
Ansonia January 17 collision between a Derby truck driven by Joseph Drago and a Bridgeport truck operated by George E. Reiley of 944 Connecticut Avenue caused only slight damage to both vehicles.
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Ansonia
Joseph Drago
Derby
George E. Reiley
Connecticut Avenue
Bridgeport
Federal court jury awards Craig damages in horse show incident
A federal court jury awarded Andrew J. Craig of Bedford 14800 dollars after he was kicked by Tawdsey Amber, a horse entered in a show two years earlier. Mrs. Lars Anderson testified she knew the horse since life and had confidence it would not harm.
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Concord
Lars Anderson
Washington
Boston
Belgium
Bawdsey Amber
Federal Court Today
Andrew J. Craig
Bedford
End a Cold in 8 Hours with Sterling's Vaporized Vapo
An advertisement promises rapid cold relief using Sterling's Vaporize. It claims to ease feverish aches sore chest and nasal congestion by nightly chest and throat application, with a harmless antiseptic vapor that penetrates air passages. It targets mothers and children.
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Sterling
Banking Institute Plans Informal Dance At Stratfield Hotel
Bridgeport Chapter of the American Institute of Banking hosts an informal dance on February 3 at the Stratfield hotel. Miss Wilma Bakes chairs the event with Frank Huda Edward McNamara Dennis Cobin John Salamon Raymond Thibault and Raymond Whitney in charge.
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Bridgeport
American Institute of Banking
Stratfield Hotel
Wilma ‘ Bakes
Frank Huda
Edward McNamara
Dennis ‘Cobin
John Salamon
Raymond Thibault
Raymond Whitney
Connecticut Company Named in $5,000 Injury Suit
Joseph Yranco of Bridgeport files a $5,000 personal injury action in Superior Court alleging he was struck by a Connecticut Company trolley car on Hillhound Avenue near Main Street on December 12. The suit accuses the motorman of negligent and careless driving.
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Connecticut
Prrade
Joseph Yranco
Bridgeport
Hillhound Avenue
Main Street
Divorced Woman Alleges Cruelty in Petition
Eve Stecker of Bridgeport filed for divorce from Benjamin Stecker in Superior court alleging intolerable cruelty soon after their January 15 1921 marriage. She says he earns forty five dollars a week as a tailor and asks for alimony.
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Eve Stecker
Bridgeport
Benjamin Stecker
Three Indictments in Buffalo Jewel Robbery Case
Three indictments were returned today in the $600,000 jewel robbery of Mrs. Coy Hngo Schoellkopf at a Buffalo West ound Street apartment after a New Year’s Eve party. Indictments charge burglary in the first degree against Marshall McCrowan Andy Lewis and an accomplice who leased the Carman apartment. Names used at the time were allegedly aliases. real names withheld by the Assistant District Attorney.
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Nsw Oydeik
Coy
Hngo Schoellkopf
Buffalo
West Ound Street
Exiled Greek Prince Arrives on Olympic Ship
Prince Andrew of Greece, once sentenced to death and exiled after Turkish actions, arrived today aboard the Olympic in New York with his wife Princess Alice. The report notes his perilous status and mentions a curious aside about captive strikes and toothache, indicating health woes in captivity.
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Olympic
New York
Prince Andrew of
Greece
Prince ‘Alice
Prince of Wales
Bartlett Camp Plans Lincoln Birthday Meeting Tonight
Franglin Barrett Camp So West song of Veterans will meet in lodge rooms at 1987 Broad Street Lo Hight to discuss observance plans for Lincoln's birthday. After the business meeting a whist and pinochle will be held. Charry Curtiss chairs the committee including J. M. Rom and H. C. Hittobell.
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Franglin Barrett
Song of Veterans
Broad Street
Lohight
Charry Curtiss
J. M. Rom
H. C. Hittobell
Stamford Man Found Dead Near Railroad
Stamford resident Michael Morgan, 70, was found dead near the eastbound main line of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad in Glenbrook. Morgan appeared to have been struck by two trains while unloading coal. a helper left briefly as the Springfield express passed at 2 18. He leaves a widow.
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Stamford
Jak
Michael
Owner of Stamford Thread Company Dies
Stamford Jan 17 Word was received here today of the death in Breslau Germany of Arthur F H Boas owner of the Boas Thread Company here The thread factory established 35 years ago was closed during his absence in Europe where he had gone for his health His home was at 10 West 63rd Street New York City He was 62 years old and leaves his widow now in Germany and three children.
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Stamford
Breslau
Germany
Arthur FH. Boas
Boas Thread Company
Master Loaf of the Six Bakers Wins Bread Test
One out of every three families in four New England states have discovered that White Rose, the Master Loaf, meets every test for a perfect bread. Rich milk and shortening give a deep crust and firm texture while staying fresh for days. Get your loaf at your grocer's today.
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New England
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as breath cure
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that clears the blood and purifies the system without griping or calomel’s after effects. It claims a seventeen year physician background and urges taking one or two at night for relief, pricing 30 cents.
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Edwards
Eawards
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Mr. Converd
Fairchild & Sons, Inc
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Tuberculosis Association
Neale
Committee OF 100
U. S
Ruhr
Craig
McEnye Sincing Orchestra
T Quilty’s
Bartlett Camp
Stamford Thread Company
Atsachuwests Ealing Co
Vicks Jars
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