First Pilgrimage of Story Tellers Pleases Children
The wandering groups of storytellers under Mia Bara Sherman Pryor and others toured the city last night to entertain children. Parents and kids watched as the gypsy dressed performers drew near, with Monday and rain-adjusted scheduling. A long list of volunteers was named for summer duties, including Catherine Mies Trachan, Fisi Anderson, and many others, with last night assignments across Madison Avenue, Washington Park, Pembroke Street, Spruce Street, and nearby areas.
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Sory] Jallera
Mia Bara Sherman Pryor
Misa Catherine MacLachlan
Hise Anderson
Catherine Mies Trachan
Fisi Anderson
Missyw Ballantyne
Warnerinatow
Sadie Landis
Dorothy Morris
Mary Kane
Wdiss
Dorothy Keane
Josephine Dargan
Marion Mallay
Atiss Ruth Malay
Vera Wesche
Louise Emmeneger
Anna Brandtmeyer
Myrtie Brandtmeyer
Frances Shelley
Mary Lyon
Mary Daly
Misa Dorothy Kaplan
Julia Berman
Marie Martin
Theresa Mia
Agnes Chess
Dorothy Jones
Caroline Hounstea
Dorothy Linehan
Katherine McClure
Leonore Cooney
Sadie Kline
Helen Frieda
Gertrude Bruel
Alec Whitney
Flora Lister
Helen Fried
Madisor Avenue
Katherine Barstow
Mary Ballantyne
Washington Park
Sadie Land
Wind and fire sweep North Dakota causing huge loss
Reports from Fargo Carrington and Minot detail damage from fierce winds hail and rain across North Central and Northeastern North Dakota late Sunday. At least three killed and losses reach millions though some figures remain incomplete. In Minot a morning fire destroyed several buildings and apartments with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Carrington
X PD
Minut. N. D
Westport Fatality Inquest Resumes On Road Death
The inquest into the death of David Anan Brenn, son of Dr and Mrs Brennan of Campo avenues Westport, will continue today at 9 30 in the County building. Witnesses include Mrs Brennan and the victim’s siblings who saw the accident in front of the Brennan home. Joseph Mugavero, charged with reckless driving, is free on bail of 1500 following arrest by State Policeman Leo Carroll.
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David Anan Brenn
Mra. J. PB. Brennan
Campo Avenues
Westport
Joseph Mugavero
Norwal
Corone
John J. Paelan
Brennan
Muxavero
Atate
Leo Carroll
Seek Head of China Arms Smuggling Plot
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Lawrence H. Kearney charged with heading a plan for wholesale arms smuggling into China from Japanese and Russian sources. The notice appears in Shanghai on July 1.
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China
Shanghai
Lawrence H. Kearney
Remedy for Itching Torture Promises Clear Healthy Skin
An advertisement claims a single remedy relieves itching and irritation, clears skin, and reduces eczema and blemishes. It markets a drugstore product named Zem bre garnt ly minor blemishes disappear as itching diminishes, featuring safety for tender skin and modest cost.
To Free Your Arms of Hair or Fuzz
The ad promotes a depilatory product with steps to apply a paste of powder and water to the skin, leave two minutes, then wash off to remove hair. It urges the reader to use a genuine product and claims the skin will be free from hair and blemish.
Maid killed as auto crashes into tree in Wellesley
Miss Anna Peterson a maid employed by Mrs Raymond Huntington of Wellesley Wis was killed when an automobile skidded on Washington Street and crashed into a tree. Huntington an official of Rabson Institute driving the car and his daughter Beth escaped injury.
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Wellesley
Anna Peterson
Raymond Huntington
Welles
Huntington
Pan
Washington Street
Rabson Insttute
Beth
Admits Merritt Will to Probate in Local Court
Probate judge heard the will admitting the late Dorothy A Merritt’s estate of $10,000 to probate. The document dated February 6 names two sisters, Florence Stammel and Mise Tinie Merritt, as beneficiaries. Judge Paul L. Miller reserved decision on heirs amid a challenge by John K.H. Helm, who claims to be Mise Merritt’s former husband.
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Florence Stammel
Mise Tinie Merritt
Dorothy A Merritt
North Atnue
Paul L. Miller
John KH. Helm
Newark
Fattorney
Mise Merritt
Miller
Curtis Head of People's Bank Gaining Deposits
Directors reelect Curtis as president of the People's Savings Bank at yesterday's annual meeting. Total deposits at June 30 reach 2,246,339.21 with a six month gain of 396,007.87. Officers and trustees are renamed. new list includes Wa low as first vice president and Charles Anfeld as second vice president.
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The
People's Savings Bank
Lewis J. Curtis
Walow
Charles Anfeld
Bl. Lyons
Frank Trubbard
Henry A. Bishop
Augustus Max. W. S Wayes
Jerome Orcutt
Philip K. Holzer
A. He Bure
Fred Atwater
Paul Tt. Mailer
M Moody Downer
Samuel Ff. Beardsley
Hope to Reduce Cost of Summer Schools
In case the gate of S1 a week hueed to summer school students produces surplus a reduction in the union fee may be made later in the term. A charge of 1 a week will be made for present to meet expenses of teachers and supplies. Eight classes have started this year under the Board of Education with Y M C A and Y W C A aid.
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John A. Young
Y. M. Co
W.C. A
Board of Education
Young
Meetings Tonight and Local Lodges List
In time or place of meeting notify the Fraternal Editor, Bridgeport Telegram. Circles and lodges named include Loretta Warner circle at 62 Cannon Street, Harmony Lodge at 945 Main Street, Ridgeport Hire, Algonquin Club, Stratford Avenue area, and multiple orders such as Y.W.C.A., Golden Hill Street groups, K of P, Daughters of Bethlehem, Seaside Hive, Republican Club, and others with various street addresses. The notice lists numerous lodge names and venues around Bridgeport and adjacent areas.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Loretta Warner
Cannon Street
Harmony Lodge
Main Street
Fred Rowe
A. O
Mina Street
Ridgepourt Hire Coderwrite
Algonquin Club
Bradgeport Ter Winaller
Stratford Avenue
Dbralgeport
Btate Army
Lralgeport Athletic Club
Y. Ww
Golden Hill
Korekapolinauhnike
da Rom
Tiss
Panda
M. Freundschatt Lebehah Lodge
Bread Stree Iietsey Kuss Council
Nene and Daughters of Labrary
State Street
Sick Benefit Association
John G. Tutind
Charles de Bonstesi
Park City
K. of
Washington Avenue
Hha
Hartford Man Is Given Long Term On Robbery Count
New York report states Louis Spencer of Hartford Conn was sentenced to serve 7 1/2 to 16 years for involvement in a January robbery of 350000 from two Municipal Bank messengers in Brooklyn. Mame Urehio of this city got 10 to 20 years and Peter Amoroso of Brooklyn 2 to 10 years. Fourth gang member Charles Spuckes was recently convicted and given 20 years.
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Hartford
New York
Louis Spencer
Conn
Municipal Bank
Brooklyn
Mame Urehio
Peter Amoroso
Charles Spuckes
Christian Endyavor Picnic at Fairfield Beach
Fairfield July 9 Special to The Telegram A picnic was held tonight by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Stratford Congregational church at Fairfield Beach. Tomorrow night marks the first free band concert of a series to be staged at the Penfield Reef pavilion Irfield Beach from eight to nine oclock.
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Pairfield
Telegram
Fairfield Beach
Christian Indeavor Society
Stratford Congregational Church
Penfield Reef Pavilion
Irfield Beach
Bridgeport Second Best State Birth Rate in 1922
Bridgeport ranks second among U S cities for favorable birth rate in 1922 per Board of Census figures. Hartford leads with 27 3 births per 1 000. Bridgeport shows 28 8. Death rates list Hartford 14 0 and Bridgeport 12 1 per 1 000 births, with infant deaths under one year tabulated.
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Bridgeport
United States
Board of Census
Hartford
Connecticut
Student Drowns In Marblehead Harbor
James C. Bragwell Jr of Rocky Mount 8 C Harvard Law School student drowned today while bathing in Marblehead harbor off Marblehead Massachusetts.
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Marblehead
Mass
James C. Bragwell, Jr
Rocky Mount
Harvard Law School
Marblehead Harbor
Rumors Place Flo Leeds and Bill Hart in New Canaan
The Telegram reports July rumors naming New Canaan as the residence of Flo Leeds and Bill Hart. Hart, known as Bill Hart, is said to rent there enjoying the town's climate, while Leeds is described as hiding in New Canaan after the recent Stillman divorce case. The mystery of their whereabouts remains a topic of speculation tied to Washington or city markets.
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Flo” Leeds
Bill Hart
New Canaan
William 8. Hart
Fie Leeds
Stillman
Hart
Washington, D. C
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