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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

10

Composer-Pianist Grainger Delights Morris Recital

Composer pianist Percy Grainger charmed a small Mar mar Morris home audience for a benefit for the American Red Cross. The program featured Grainger own works alongside Chopin pieces and traditional tunes, with encores and warm applause from guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Tyfarner and Isa Harlow.

Percy Grainger Mac Andrs Dudley M. Morris Marmark Tes Sam Chopin Colonial Sons Grainger Morris Mopin John Grain

Ble Sportsmen Invited to Hear Game Expert

Sportsmen in the city of Fidgeport are invited to attend a meeting of the Mairfield County and Game Protective Association at the Park Club Rooms, 281 Ble Avenue, on Monday evening, November 10, at 1%. George H. Garrison will address the association, with a large attendance expected.

Fidgeport Mairfield County and Game Protective Associa Park Club Ble Avenue George H. Garrison

Local entertainments and social notices roamed across Prospect and Park

Miss Emma Rule hosted a social at her Prospect Martin home with guests including Miss Mary Higgins Miss Catherine Connelly and others enjoying recitations and piano. Attendees from Danbury and Detroit joined. Sybil Mitchell hosts a silver tea for Red Cross at 2:30 pm. A staged Julius Caesar by YWCA group tonight and tomorrow features Miss Julia Warnes as Julius Caesar and Miss Dorothy Tomlinson as Brutus among others. Clinton avenue hostess Shawe and Mosaic club members enjoyed a Mosaic club evening at Black Rock Shore and Country Club.

Emma Rule Prospect Martin Detroit Mary Higgins Catherine Connelly Avere Mary Margret Durkin Anita Lxoch Danbury Bliss Tule Edward Neavens Albert FB. Parker Arry Marlin Lawrence Ryan Joseph Carroll Silverway Y. WW. CG. A Golden Hill Street Julius Caesar Agst Juliia Warnes Brutus Dorothy Tomlinson Mark Antony Tearinette Wiskudden Octavius Caesar Pindarus Misevelyn Johnson Minthia Moore Calpharus Lens Johnson Portia Margaret Barnes Citiven M. F. Shepard Mob Delia Llisworth Casca Alice Ward Cassis Edith Wilson Trebonius Mary 1 Jackson Tim Belle Blackstone George ‘T. Hatheway Clinton Avenue Mosaic Club Black Rock Shore Country

Fraternal Visit and Royal Purple Exaltations Report

Fraternal Ronekapotanauh tribe plans a visit to Norwalk's Cockenos tribe tonight honoring Deputy Great Sachem William Rowe. Stratfield Encampment reports thirty five Royal Purple degrees conferred with Norwalk delegation present and refreshments served. A German scientist reviews livestock feed substitutes noting dried rhubarb leaves as better than hay for hogs and kelp with limited value for cattle and pigs. Ground straw is poor, beet seeds are nutritive, parsley seeds excite, raisins lose value if ground before oil extraction, and oil cakes from nuts like beech prove good for cattle.

Norwalk William Rowe BG Bridgeporters Stratfield

Representatives of Border States Endorse Soviets

NEW YORK June 6 German aggression in the east was denounced and recognition of the Russian soviet republic favored in a resolution adopted today by delegations representing various Russian border nationalities planning for a justice for Russia demonstration at Madison Square Garden next Tuesday evening. The resolution says many border states have fallen under German military power and that the masses deserve deliverance through a democratic Russia. The measure advocates recognition by the United States as a great blow to German militarism and welcomes Soviet intervention.

New York East Russia Madison Square Garden Jeasue

Dispute over Tire Sparks City Street Brawl

A tire and tube ownership dispute led to a street fight on Genham Avenue near Pequonnock Street. Patrolman Sheehy arrested Morris Spatz age 40 of 103 James Street and Wins Jonell age 28 of Pequonnock Street after both suffered minor cuts. They were treated at Emergency Hospital and taken to headquarters for further handling. The incident drew local committee attention and included calls for anti-propaganda actions and cross party co operation.

Sheehy Morris Spatz James Street Wins Jonell Pequonnock Street Genham Avenue Spatz Jonell

Red Cross train mod an as hospital

A newly completed Red Cross train for the United States Army, shown at Liverpool Street, totals 15 carriages plus engine, 912 feet long, 41 tons, with 480 seating or 360 catheter cases. It includes separate stores, pharmacy, isolation for infectious patients, recreation rooms, and nurse quarters, with ventilated beds and electric fans for comfort.

Red Cross United States Army England Liverpool Street

Trinity Chorus and Orchestra Benefit Concert

Trinity Chorus and Orchestra offered a benefit concert at Grace M. I. church under Rev. Robert A. Cummins conducting. The program featured operatic selections, a violin solo, and a closing Star Spangled Banner with audience participation. Cummins departs for Bowling Green Ohio to teach sociology and education after earning a PhD at Columbia University.

Grace M. I Clinton Avenues Nity M Church Robert A. Cummins Ofr Cummins Wil+ Viani Mlocence Cate Jennie Kila Ray Conker Caburn Paritany Sastat Fuela Aida Adda A. J. Waters C. J. Laver Fairfield Provsts Jennie Fitz Roy John Gorburn Chaves Terren Amiss Florence Cate Sh. Cummins P Torgether M Cummins Trinity M Bowling Green Ohio State Normal School Teachers’ College Columbia University Bridgeport

Greek waiter detained over refusal to fight for any country

Harry George, a Greek waiter at the Seaside hotel, was detained by the local Department of Justice after asserting he would not fight for any country or register for munition work. Born in Greece on February 14, 1857, he has lived in the United States since February 17, 2015. This arrest marks the first such action in Connecticut and among the first nationwide.

Department OF Justice Harry George Eorge Greece Connecticut United States

Schwarz Arrives for U S Training at Sea

Boston report shows 178 Americans accepted for training in the Merchant Marine. Charles TR Schwarz of Edgeworth Conn is among them, sent aboard a training vessel by the U S Shipping Board. After six weeks of intensive instruction, he will be ready for a voyage as crew on a merchant vessel. The service seeks firemen and coal-passers with strong pay and advancement prospects.

Boston Tyne Amones T Ning Merchant Marine Ward Charles TR Schware Pearl Street Edgewort Conn United States Shipping Board

Government officials to register federal workers in Washington

Washington officials notified Wallace A. Smith of the local commission yesterday that future government employed men would receive registration cards recording their address work performed and showing the percentage marks of their examinations. The move aims to keep a record of men in government service.

Federal Civil Service Washington Wallace A. Smith Local Commission

Uprising at Henrietta Ends in Misread Indian Pow Wow

Lieutenant Ray Wise of the Henrietta Home Guard reports last night’s disturbance at Old Hickory stamping ground was a misread Indian pow wow not an uprising. Wise says three white men rumored killed are unverified and about 10 shots were fired, with no draft resistance found.

XO Creek Henrietta Okla Old Hickory Wis Tieutenant Ray Wise Henrietta Home Guard Wise

Judge Beers Returns from Washington Trip

Alfred B. Beers, former Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, has returned from Washington where he opposed a proposed pension restriction. He notes the Sherwood bill would limit Civil War veterans to $1,000 yearly if in Soldiers' Homes, while the Senate favored Smoot as a substitute providing full pensions. The matter goes to a conference committee after which veterans from across the country may protest legislation.

Alfred B. Beers Grand Army of the Republic Washington Solders Sherwood Beerssal House Senate Smoot United States

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