Theatre News Potts Review and Variety Show Highlights
A bustling theatre page reviews Potts bill three nights this week praising a polished vaudeville lineup. It spotlights Mine. Jores allied sons and Bessie Barksdale in Who, plus The Eagle's Eye episode on imperialism and a tribute to Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird at West End.
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Poti
Audenacs
Jore
Seven Allied Sons
Sters
Wne
Bessie Barksdale
Rojiande
Miss Warrisenle
Germany
America
India
England
Sia Townes and Company
Moss
Irrey
Toley
Cassino
Athos
Reed
Hearst Pathe
Rainbow Division
West End
Maeterlinck
Ind Theatre
State Street
Clinton Avenue
Rogers
Hyman Adler
May Allison
Allies
Tyons-Moran
Bridgeport Raises Coal Prices Amid Higher Freight Costs
Bridgeport yesterday enacted a 54 cent per ton coal price increase citing higher barge rates. The new scale lists yard and delivery prices for stove and nut coal etc. with variations by lot size and delivery method, and notes New Haven prices differ by about 0.80 per ton.
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Bridgeport
United States Fuel Administration
Thomas W. Russell
New Haven
Fucl Ehamt
Inere
Coa
Division 5 Draft Readiness With 151 Men Listed
A wartime draft update shows Division 5 listing 151 men ready for immediate general service. Reports sent to Governor Iduleamh detail classifications by race and service, including 100 white men in general service, 28 white men in residial defects, eight colored men for emergent fleet, and 673 white men overall, with colored totals and other categories noted.
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Wea
Iduleamh
Celly
United States
Trachoma warning and treatment guidance from 1918
The article describes trachoma transmission through eye discharge and contaminated objects, detailing symptom progression from eyelid swelling to corneal damage and possible blindness. It stresses strict cleanliness, disinfection, nurse care, antiseptics like nitrate of silver, and professional supervision to prevent epidemics, plus general enlistment and health advice.
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de Rot
Bethel Falls 4 2 to Danbury in Benefit Game
Bethel lost to Danbury 4 to 2 in a benefit baseball game. Green pitched for Danbury and Brown for Bethel. The report notes local residents and service members in attendance and mentions multiple returning personnel and brief community updates alongside the game summary.
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Bethel
Danbury
Taney Waeineka and Stoltey Rye Charged With Vending Violations
Mr and Mrs Taney Waeineka of 147 Prooks Street and Stoltey Rye from PA Teast Mingth were cited for vending violations in the city court this morning. Each faced a $F abd rourt costa charge as participants on Nebee Main Street.
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Taney Waeineka
Prooks Street
Stoltey Rye
Walsh Rebels at Donovan Faults Forms New Club
Norwalk July 22 Warden Thomas Walsh leads a new Democratic club aiming to root out deadwood and bad politics in Norwalk. Walsh, not seeking office, says the group will aid the Second district and foster progressive sentiment with labor support. The club meets Friday and plans social and business gatherings, with Labor Day outings. Donovan faction bands about 60, Walsh group around 50, signaling a likely municipal split next election.
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Norwalk
Thomas Walsh
New Democratic
Democratic Party
Walsh
Ipo
Twis Dorn
Fridgeport
Wish
Donovan
Sion
Stern
Swore Polis
Ana
Tommy
Kinally
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Inut Beach, Jr
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Ertha Hoebn
Carl Bucks
Henry Arnold
Edward Beauregarde
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Edward Zisworth
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Urel Beach
Irene Leonard
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Henry Doerr
Laurel Head
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W. L. McArthur
Ast Haven
F. A. Stillman
Sirsy OY. Sewill
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Miss Stillman
A. HR. Sampson
Pickelecotaga
Mary Charles
Walnut Beach
Providence
John J. R ¥Burn
L DeLuise
Lowe Cottage
Philip Pierson
Naugatuck
Mr. Pierson
Camp Devens
Tawycer McClosky
Wilmot
Sixth Avenue
Helen Gertner
Cedar Beach
John Saunders
Frank Mechiel
Rudolph Gunther
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Sunvail Cottage
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Vitagibbons
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
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Anna Feeley
Charles Cottage
Paul Brooks
Camp Gordon
James Doherty
Adolph Beltitz
Harold Frobel
L. Sweeney
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George French
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