Swedish National Chorus Wins Warm Bridgeport Welcome
The Swedish National chorus, directed by Emil Careltus, performed at Central High School in Bridgeport amid travel delays caused by automobile trouble and storms. The group, touring the United States from New York on June 1, featured soloists Gustaf Rodin, John Friberg, Joel Bergland, and John Johaason, delivering a varied program of nineteenth century works, folk songs, and contemporary pieces to an enthusiastic audience.
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Bridgeport
Uediga National Chorus
Central High School
Swedish Singing Society
Norden
New York
Oretor
Ivar Afzellus
Connecticut
Gustaf Rodin
Royal Opera of Sweden
Vienna
Pera
John Friberg
Golden Tenor
Sweden
Joel Bergland
Royal Opera of
Stockholm
John Johaason
Otto Cleson
Ud Var Hage
Gotland
Latform
Morgen
Mar Eklof Sten Sture
Aug Korling
John Johanson
Otto H Loven
Eric Peterson
Alex Hedin
Boston
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Urges Health
A nurse from Greenfield Massachusetts reports strong health gains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She cites restored energy for nursing and housework, noting improved strength and the ability to support her duties and go out. Dozens of letters praise the remedy’s benefits for weakness.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Davis St
Greenfield
Mas
Lydia E Pinkhams
Lancaster Pa
Lacie
Estate of Dr Gibney Leaves Widow Major Share
Dr Virgil F Gibney of Marina Park who gained nationwide fame as an orthopedic surgeon left an estate valued around 200000. The will places most property in life use to his widow Julia Trubee Gibney and to his son Robert A Gibney 19 who are named to execute the estate. They stand with a joint bond of 1000000. Dr Gibney died here on June 16.
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Virgil F Gibney
Marina Park
Julia Trubee Gibney
Robert A Gibney
Gibney
Peanuts Delivers at Empire Handicap in New York
Peanuts, weighted 124 pounds, won the Empire City handicap at Empire City track, beating Sanford by 22 pounds and Light Carbine by 18. Jockey Thurber steered the Son of Ambassador to a one length victory in a mile and a quarter despite the heavy burden, the race clocking 2 0 6 for the distance. GE Hamilton rode Mount Beacon to win the Maple Avenue purse at Latonia Kentucky with Connelly aboard at 84 to 80 odds.
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New York
Peanuts
Handiap
Emple City
Sanford
Light Carbine
Thurber
Ambassador
Latonia
Kyas
Maple Avenue
GE Hamilton
Mount Beacon
Connelly
Easterners Reach Semi Final in Philadelphia Tennis Tourney
Three eastern players and one western rival advance to the Philadelphia Cricket Club tournament semis. Cranston Holman of Leland Stanford faces Pearson, while Manuel Alonso seeded No 1 plays Julius Seligson in the quarterfinals. Holman defeated Ben Gorchakoff 6-4 6-4. Alonso beat Fritz Mercur 6-3 4-6 6-5.
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Philadelphia
Middle States
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Cranston Holman
Leland Stanford University
Manuel Alonso
Stanley W Pearson
Philatelphia
Julius Seligson
New York City
Holman
Pearson
Alonso
Seligson
Ben Gorchakoff
Occidental College
Fritz
Worthy Todd Wins Windsor Feature at Sage Park
Worthy Todd a bay horse owned by WH Leese of Monroe New York won the 209 trot feature at Sage Park closing the Bay State circuit four day harness meet. John Gallaher won the final heat trotting the mile in 210, Red Dillon captured three heats and the 218 pace, Millie W won three straight heats in the 915 pace.
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Windsor Conn
Worthy Todd
WH Leese Stable
Monroe
New York
Sage Park
John Gallaher
Red Dillon
Millie W
Two Cars Recovered After Stolen Report
Two cars reported stolen Wednesday night were recovered yesterday. The recovered vehicles belonged to Frank Denese and John Blansfield. Additional cars reported stolen last night belonged to Edward Carlaon of Carleton Avenue and Fred Clark of Stratfield.
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Awo
Edward Carlaon
Carleton Avenue
Fred Clark
Stratfield
Frank Denese
John Blansfield
Doorman Mrazik Discharged From Hospital
Doorman Andrew Mrazik, connected to the Second Precinct station and confined ten days at St Vincent's hospital after a serious automobile strike, was discharged yesterday. He had been reported in serious condition upon arrival.
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Andrew
Mrazik
Sheridan Street
Second Precinct
St Vincent's Hospital
Marzik
Burning Sulphur Smoke Triggers Fire Alarm at Cole Street
Just before six o clock last night Assistant Chief George Beardslee and firefighters were called to 40 Cole Street where smoke emerged from a vacant tenement. Firemen found no flame but a quantity of burning sulphur causing the alarm.
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George Beardslee
Cole Street
Ambulance Calls Report From City Streets
Ambulance calls logged from 10:30 am to 6:15 pm note multiple injuries and transports. Bertha Klein treated for scalp laceration at Emergency Hospital then to 964 Lawer Avenue for Frank Gaylord with acute appendicitis sent to Bridgeport Hospital. Daniel Frey suffered a laceration to the right thumb at Madison School. Dominic Perella sustained a concussion at Leeside Park bathing pavilion, transported from Emergency Hospital to St Vincents Hospital. Carmella Glovodano fractured skull after being struck by auto, moved from Emergency Hospital to 284 Lexington Avenue St Vincents Hospital. Walter Tymiss had knee and chin injuries, transported to St Vincents Hospital.
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Hancock Avenue
Bertha Klein
Temple
Lawer Avenue
Frank Gaylord
Bridgeport Hospital
Madison School
Daniel Frey
Leeside Park
Dominic Perella
Washington Avenue
St Vincents Hospital
Carmella Glovodano
Lexington Avenue
Walter Tymiss
Warren Court
Death Car Left Side of Road Testimony At Inquest
Westport inquest heard witnesses describe a sedan driven by Adolph D Aulisa on the Post road near Peat Swamp last Saturday night. Coroner reserved decision after testimonies noting D Aulisa smelled of alcohol and was allegedly incapable of safe driving.
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Westport
John J Phelav
Alphonso Lavoranto
Blatchley Avenue
New Haven
Salvatore Cape
Cherry Street
Adolph D'Aulisa
Elizabeth Street
Bridgeport
Jmly
Atteney
Samuel Reich
Bridgepot
Chiles Quigley
Quigely
D'Aulisa
D'Aulisas
D'Aulis
New York
Mehta
Inquest Hears Widow and Family at Accident Scene
A man testified his berth smelled of liquor though he could not tell if beer or stronger stuff and could not confirm intoxication. Widows, children, and relatives of accident victims attended the inquest but were passive. D'Aulisa to appear at Town court for driving while intoxicated on Thursday morning July 14.
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Sarva
Bernard Scully
D'Aulisa
Bridgeport
Branley T Jennings
D’auhsas Bonds
William Graboski
John
Concord Street
New Britain
Dauwlisa
Wm Gabroski
New Haven
William Tripp
Strate Police
D’aulisa
Tripp
Oo Amswer
Japan raises submarine tonnage demand at Geneva talks
Geneva July 7 The Associated Press reports Japan seeks 70 000 tons of submarines under a proposed tri partite treaty, aiming for a higher share than the US Britain plan. The move mirrors Japan’s open stance that the status quo should guide any settlement, while leaders from the US and UK press for compromise amid ongoing negotiations.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
For
the Light
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Saito
Nippon
Washington
Hugh S Gibson Hean
W C Bridgeman
Total Crise
Gibson
Executive Committee
Weidlich Drops Suit Against Spouse After Divorce
Maria Phalen Weidlich of Norwalk withdrew a 4 830000 damage action against her husband Dr Harold OC Weidlich Norwalk dentist with offices in this city. She had claimed in her suit that he violated an oral agreement made before her second marriage in 1924.
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Maria Phalen Weidlich
Norwalk
Harold OC Weidlich
Miss Weidlich
Union question debated at Episcopal Church Congress
San Francisco July 7 An Associated Press report notes an unusual moment at the Episcopal Church Congress as Rev Henry Lewis of Ann Arbor Mich urged the church to consider sanctioning certain unmarried unions. He cited Judge Ben Lindsay’s companionate marriage as a model for weighing existing social evils.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Episcopal Church Congress
Henry Lewis
Ann Arbor
Ben B Lindsay
Levine Veers Westward Amid Rift With Chamberlin
Levine prepared to pilot the Columbia toward London with a French pilot as Chamberlin objects to a joint return flight. Chamberlin says he cannot join due to prior engagements and the need to overhaul the plane. He wishes the French pilot luck and will guide him in operating the ship.
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Levine Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Bellanca
Levine
Byrd
United States
America
Columbia
Europe
London
Paris
New York
Phlot
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