Religion and science clash in Princeton astronomer talk
Princeton astronomer Henry Norris Russell delivered the second Try Foundation lecture arguing that science explains how things work but not why. He said science cannot answer ultimate questions and that philosophy or religion must address them. He illustrated the universe’s vast scale, proposed a theistic order behind natural laws, and suggested spiritual evolution alongside physical evolution. His final lecture on immortality was announced for January 30 at United Church.
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United Church Forum
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Princeton
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Milford Rotary Urges Business Lull For Eclipse
Milford January 22 Rotary at Milford Arms urged Tyres factories and other businesses to close until after the eclipse. Allan Reeves of Milford and New Haven a retired manufacturer spoke on Can a Plans in England During the World War detailing his wartime London office experiences with Reeves Manufacturing Co.
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Milford
Tig
Milford Arms
Ailam Reeves
Wew Haven
Gove
England
Braithwaite Named Clerk of Appraisal Board
Trank Braithwaite a former assistant city clerk is chosen to succeed William Russell as Clerk of the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages. The Republican district chair plans to meet next week to organize and announce salary details and duties.
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Trank Braithwaite
Isventh Uister
William Russell
Apna Sel Isced
Willin
Beto
Gestarian Jaies
Thies
Chier Will
Presdent
William Po Cort
Dente
Possibility of Gold Standard Felt in U. S
New York January reports indicate expectations of Britain adopting a gold standard may influence U. S. markets. Sterling exchange buyers anticipate demand bills and rate shifts, with bullion activity appearing marginally above prior levels.
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U. S
New York
Sterling Exchange
Great Britain
Four Stills Seized in Danbury State Police Raid
Danbury police and state troopers found four stills and over 590 gallons of alcohol including whiskey wine and brandy during an early morning raid. Five men were arrested and bond set. Names linked to Staples Street and New Milford were detained as the investigation continues with hearings scheduled.
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Danbury
Tricegram Service
Dubury
Larsrure
Joseph Peters
Epinad Asm
Mroo
Mos
Samuel Abdella
Staples Street
Wileut
Peters
Sollee Hoohase
Kallons Caparty
Sumilar
Ray
Joeth Co Welty
Charze
Ringefield
Ma Ks
Ram
Obsolete Coasting Law Sought Change After Coroner Findings
Coroner J Phelan rules the death of 37 year old John Shanley is an accident caused by a collision with a sled driven by 16 year old Charles Ardito on Coleman Street. He urges amending the city ordinance to allow coasting on designated streets under police supervision while restricting all other streets to enhance public safety.
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Dobo J. Phelan
John Shanle
Stanley
Coleman Street
Jans
Nhe
Shanley
Charles Ardito
Pequonneck Street
Revham Avenue
Tin
Vinton
Ardito
Philips President of Lace Manufacturers Re-elected
Albert Whigs of Stratford was re elected president of the American Lace Manufacturers association at the annual meeting Tuesday. Waldert Astariz of New York served as fourth consecutive year, with Philips holding the honor for the past fifteen years as general manager of the local lace plant.
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Albert Whigs
Mainstev
Stratford
American Lace Manufacturers’ Association
Waldert-Astariz
New York
Philips
Banks Change Hours Saturday Eclipse Morning
Banks reduce Saturday hours to 9:30 to 12:30 to observe the solar eclipse. Institutions affected include Ai Bank and Trust Co Bridgeport, Savings Bank Bridgeport, Trust Co City, National Bank, Savings Bank City, Commercial Banks for First National Bank, Farmers Savings Newfield Bank and Co, North nd Bank and Co, Peoples Savings Bank, Weston ids Bank, Janes Staples & Co, and T. L. Watson & Company.
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Ai Bank and Trust Co
Bridgeport Iavings Bank
Bridgeport Trust Co
City National Bank
City Savings Bank
First National Bank
Farmers Ffivings
Newfield Bank
1 Co
North Nd Bank
Peoples Savings Bank
Westids Bank
Janes Staples & Tomepany
T. L. Watson & Company
Connecticut House Debates School Transportation and Local Bills
The Connecticut General Assembly discussed bills on school transportation reimbursement rates, state aid for agricultural and college programs, and funding for Milford and Trumbull projects. Legislation covered sale of unused school buildings, restoration of citizenship rights for convicted individuals, and adjustments to board operations with adjournment set for next Tuesday.
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Storrs
Ollege Division
Connecticut Agricltural College
Annie J. Venton
Manafield
Edgar G. Daniels
Beethlehem
State Board of Education
Joseph Cibelli
Leona Muloney
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Maloney
Westport
Edward W. Hubbell
Michael Jominick
Thomas 4. Fand
New London
Arthur J. Messer
Mitford Hospital
Hubert L. Platt
Milford
Trumbull
Edward Nothnagle
Tiubert L. Platt
Board of Control
General Assembly
Lialau
Ridgefield High Schoo
Charles J. Wheeler
Stratford
Philip Stu
Middletown
Elbert Darbie
George PR. Sturges
Woodbury
Darbie
Hoth
Filae O'Mack
Traina
Miss Weaver
Mansfield
Four Corners
Connecticut River
Fidgefield 10
Ings
Milford Hospital
Stoors Experiment Station
Agricultural
Connecticut College
Jirdda
Darl Jena
Sturgis
Goddard
Wallingford
Ranul Lathery
Smith-Murray Employees Honor Munsie Farewell Party
Smith-Murray employees held a farewell for John M. Munsie at the store as he resigns to open his own South Norwalk company store on February 1. Charles Kheadtegst presented a complete office set. Isaac Lows and others gave speeches. dancing and refreshments followed. Aida Campbell and Miss Belletrite entertained with Highland dances.
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Snuth-Murray
John MM. Munsie
Myr
Munsie
South
Norwalk
Te Wiee
Charles By. Kheadtegst
Nee Andis
Taewieger
Isaac Lows
Belletrite
Joseph FE Seim
Johans
Stese
Aida Camnpibell
Highland Ring
Sinaih-Murray Company
Abunsie
Wateh Suialis
Vorevens Necting
Postpone Hearing in 12th District Case
A hearing on a motion to dissolve the temporary injunction restraining Herman Winkler from taking office as president of the Twelfth District Democratic party was postponed for one week. The session, once set for this morning, involved attorneys Cornell and Calvert for related parties as the case awaits action from the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Herman Winkler Tre
Teo O'Laughlin
Winkler
Johmua Cornell
Aunsel
Edward A. Drew
Tax
Philo Calvitn
Bridgeport Brass Sonpany
New Haven
Court of Minnrs
Cornell
Boc O'Laneh
Cass
Peeriise
Frianey
Senate Releases Governor's Choice Now Deceased
In state capital Mariford, Governor Julia Trumnatt sent to the Senate the nomination of Judge William Mualtile for associate justice of the Supreme Court for eight years. The nomination followed the death of John F. Well es, with the Governor requesting consideration of his late nominee. Senate actions included executive appointments and discussions of various bills ranging from banking to licensing and retirement provisions.
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State Capitol
Mariford
Dhan
Julia Trumnatt
Senate
Jadge Williaa MM. Mualtile
Superior Court
Supcome Court
General Assembly
Steen
Hid
John PB. iAllogg
Supreme Court
John F. Welleys
Supreme Court of
Challenger
Cronin
Taxpayers Plan Protest On High Valuations
More than 150 property owners along Madison north of North avenues will appear before the Board of Relief to challenge front footage valuations rising from $5 to $25. An association is reportedly forming to coordinate the protest though verification was not available. Affected streets include To croft Arcadia Merchant Steaten Raton Arlington Nutmeg Aldine Astoria Cleveland Brook Lane Unquown hill Sterling Brookliwn Teorraine Tierkimer Chalmers West Morgan bark Noli Taf avenue.
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Steaten Street
Raton Sites
Arlington Street
Nutmeg Avenue
Aldine Avenue
Astoria Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Brooklane Place
Unquown Hill
Sterling Place
Brookliwn Avenue
Teorraine Street
Tierkimer Street
Chalmers Avenue
West Morgan Avenue
Bark Avenue
Noli Avenue
Taf Avenue
Cottage owner named after incendiary blaze in Milford
Milford police report a cottage fire on January 16 destroyed the structure at 78 Pageett Street. Owner Mary Grilin, aged 78, was reportedly away. the fire was investigated as incendiary with a definite suspect not yet found. Insurance valued the home at 3000 dollars, with the loss covered by policy.
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Mary Grilin
Pageett Street
Ken
Haven
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Are
Severay Sears
St Lea
Fra Ene
Mie
Sverray
Pother
Stock Exchange Delays Opening For Eclipse Watchers
The stock exchange will open later on Saturday to permit members and diplomats to witness a total eclipse. Officials announced the change one day in advance citing the unusual celestial event and the need to accommodate observers.
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Stock Exchange
Ice cream makers plan heavy ad drive at regional meeting
Hartford hosts the annual convention of the National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers. The campaign aims to raise at least 500000 for advertising and draws strong backing from New England producers. G W Kennison of Lawrence reported pledges of 50000 and oversubscription of their quota as of today. Overall New England subscriptions reach five million.
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New England
G. W. Kennison
Lawrence
Mass
Russell Proposes Early Introduction of Bills in State House
Trafford Jan 22 A list of measures includes salary increases for state officers deputy secretary of state deputy treasurer and deputy comptroller to 4000 yearly with executive clerk and chief clerks at 3000. Several bills cover judiciary appointments gift reforms tax changes and school funding while motions on timetables and late arrivals shape today’s session.
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House
H. DD. Filgpatrick
Guillette
Routhington
Jervis D. Brown
Milford
Russell
Middletown
Senate
Secretary of State
Wheeler
Stratford
Sturges
Woodbury
Tembull
Edward Ta Kelly
Firestone Savings Bank
Portland ‘Trust Company
Portland
Marrion of
Sterng
Miss Weaver
Bill
Ordinance for Safe Handling of Gasoline Adopted by City
The city circulated an ordinance to regulate transportation storage and sale of gasoline lacquer thinner and other inflammable liquids. It requires engine stoppage during fueling and limits sales to five gallons without a permit from the fire chief, with inspections and signage and a strict permit system for unloading and transport within city limits.
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Mayer
William Behrens
Fire Department
Ehief
Bridgeport
Mire
Meetings Tonight At Local Lodges And Societies
Ashlay lodge FP and OS OM Masonic temple Bridgeport encampment 10 C F State and Main streets Dewey camp Modern Woodmen 62 Cannon street Golden Gate lodge OS of B 4 Main street Golden Hir cornet American InsuranceUnion 8 1 State Street Carmens Rebekah lodge IOO F Stare Mab direess Josep Dowdall ledge K of P 1028 Main street Machinists 847 Mai street Oroneque lodge th GO 1 Town Hall Stratford Pride of Bridgepot comedy Daughters of Antica 62 Cannon street Scandinavian Sick benefit society ijn Lee avenue Women s Christian Temperance Union 239 Gilbert street Bakers Certified Of Ntrat ad Sonota
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Bridgeport
C. F
Dewey Camp Modern Woodmen of America
Cannon Street
Golden Gate Lodge
O. S. of B
Main Street
Golden Hir Cornet
American Insurance Union
State Street
Carmens Rebekah Lodge
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Mab Direess
Josep Dowdall Ledge
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Machinists
Mai Street
Oroneque Lodge
Town Hall
Stratford
Pride of
Bridgepot
Comedl
Daughters of Antica
Scandinavian Sick Benefit Society
Ijn Lee Avenue
Women's Christian Temerance Fuion
Gilbert Street
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement for Creomulsion presents a twofold action medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and destroys germs causing chronic coughs and lung troubles. It claims creosote as the key antiseptic and guarantees satisfaction with money back if not effective, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Drink Water Freely to Ease Kidney Trouble
An advisory promotes daily water intake and occasional salts to flush kidneys and neutralize acids. It cites Jad Salts as a remedy made from grape and lemon salts with lithia to stimulate kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and relieve rheumatic pains. urges physician exams twice yearly.
How to Banish Piles Hemroid Therapy Promises Cure
An advertisement touts a new treatment called Sir Leonhardt's Hem-roid claiming the surgeon's knife is unnecessary. Dr Leonhardt presents a remedy and guarantees it will remove the cause, with money back assurance, sold by Hi mn and Geverte Drug Stores.
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Ples ‘A
Sir Leonhardt
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Geverte
Dr. Litera
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