Bridgeport Parade in Ingleity Postponed to Tonight
Poor weather delays the Bridgeport Indge parade to tonight at 7 oclock from Ellw tie 11 State street. The event promotes a ten night carnival at the Bika home featuring Whesler Wilson band 22 horned riders and a marching main body with Ditka chorus. James Broderick chairs the committee and Speidel orchestra plans dancing. past turnout reached 1209 attendees with a 1500 invited children receiving candy.
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State Street
Rwer
T. Gallagher
Hixs
Main Street
Butts Head
Whesler and Wilson
Babnér
Ditka
Speidel
James Broderick
Com
Oherke
Two Arrested for Breach of the Peace Reported
Two men named Cahill of Pembroke Street and Anthony Cre of Shelton Street were arrested by police late last night for breach of the peace and injury to property. They allegedly climbed into an automobile on Pembroke Street, smashed a window, and tore a curtain from the vehicle before the owner contacted police.
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Rank Cahill
Pembroke Street
Anthony Cre
Shelton Streat
Pelica
Milford Scouts Resue Boy From Ice Pond Disaster
Two Mil ford Boy Scouts saved eight year old Hadley Mixton from drowning at a skating pond near North Street. The boy slipped through thin ice as others watched, but Knaty Mixon and another Scout grabbed him and pulled him to safety amid a crowd. Hadley recovered after immediate care and a night in bed.
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Milford
Hadley Mixton
North Street
Ailfora
Hadlex
Jamal
Hadley
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Mixaon
Jad
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Prederisik C. Mill
Tess Two
Mrs. Mixson
American Would-Be Independence Yields to Parisian Fashion
New York City January 10. American women abandon bold rebellion against Paris dictated fashion and drift toward long gowns as Hollywood and New York follow Parisian trends. The piece argues American designers cannot resist Paris influence, detailing industry debates, wartime shifts, and a move to carry French styles via American production, with factories training workers in new sewing and trimming methods.
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New York City
Hollywood
Paris
New York
Wom
Larse Garmer Factries
Cheng— Im
Buyar
Judemene
Americin
Dustry
Atellerg
Manhattan
Parla
22Th Avenue
America
Americang
Avere
Interior
Vrance
Fantoa Pariaino
Tha. Interior
Modista-Hag
Igtest
Sven Pesultar
France
Milford Militia Radio Club Forms Amid Growing Interest
Amateur radio operators in Milford form plans to establish the Milford Radio Club as about 30 amateurs, including Cyril Keating, Joseph Lappell, and J Goldberg, show strong interest. A meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the rear of 14 Centre Street to organize and establish a central station with sending and receiving outfits.
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Milford
Dan
Jude
Sailword
Waich
Cyril Keating
HW. DB
Cates
Joseph Lappell
J. Goldberg
Milford Preparatory School
Stewart Hickox
Leslie Zimimerman
Makein
Milford Rad Club
Centre Street
Ana
Naw
Iggolle Park
M. J
Bospure
Keating
Indiana
Galdbderk
Yasulis
Hickox
Piscuss
Board of Pollen and Fire Car Miseliners
Otyrtls
Beach
Tireadway
Walnut Beac
Ha Police
Poles Board
Snard Inconstricti
Hotwever
Fire Board
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Robert &. Stoddard
Edward Brotherton
Rank
Signor
Jerome Caniibell
Mites
Mies
Marie Maher
Richard Beardsworth
Suez Avenue
Port Trimbull Beach
Air Ndded
Hamm Weidershiem
A. Oatman
B. J. Meahen
Tagis
Victor Malsey
Loss to humanity by Pope Benedict XV noted by U.S. senators
Washington January 22. The late Pope Benedict XV was eulogized in the Senate by Senators Ransdval Walsh and David I Walsh. They praised his peace efforts during wartime and since, calling him a towering world figure whose death will bring universal sorrow and whose influence promoted peace and justice beyond the church.
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Washington
Bonadint XV
Naveral Menivera
Senata
Atutomants
Joseph BH. Ransdval
Louisiana
Whion Lid Waa
Wi Vtatta
América
David I. Walsh
Masoachusetts
Benedict V
Amine Ynenbassy
Torrington Man Named Head of State Elks
In Wallingford on January 22 the state association of Past Exalted Rulers B P C E B met and elected Frank Cos of Torrington president for the ensuing year. Louis Chappell of New London was named vice president with officers including Charles E. Curtis historian Harry C. Brown secretary and Louis Brock treasurer. The gathering was among the largest held by the association.
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Wallingford
B.P. C. EB
Frank Cos
Louis Chappell
New London
Charles E. Curtis
Histor
Harry C. Brown
New Britain
Louis Brock
Bridgeport
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