All Connecticut Representation in Saenger Contest
Singing societies from nearly every city will take part in the Wig concert at Bridgeport High School for the State Saengerfest and Pearl jubilee. A chorus of 800 voices will perform under Fritz G. Weber with Mel Passmore and Cee Burleigh assisting. Maj. Lentz will give a guest address. Friday’s prize singing will announce winners, with a big Saturday program featuring games, races, dancing, and a hoped-for 3000 visitors from other cities.
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Bridgeport High School
Sf He Societi Om Sertr 2
Nen Hrven
South ‘Torrington
Anc
Fritz K. G. Weber
Canldt
Timale
Mel
Yena Passmore
Cee
Burleigh
New Fork
Erand Opera
Maj
Kari Lentz
Newark
N. J
American Suez Band
Mayer Wilson
Black Hock Country Club
Wil Bs
Weirchild
Chicken Coop Robbery Reported at 238 Grand Street
A Monday night theft at Joseph Harrington's chicken coop at 238 Grand Street saw pour chickens and a rooster stolen. Firefighters were summoned later to a separate fire in a rear lot, with no further details available.
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Joseph Harrington
Grand Street
Nermoon
Miss H Jnneil Announces Move to Beach Co Victrola Dept
Formerly with Victrole Department of Bowlend Dry Goods Co she ends ties and after June 27 will join F E Beach Co on Main Street in their Victrola Department she invites friends to visit and meet her there.
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H ‘Jnneil
Victrole
Bowlend Dry Goods
F. E. Beach Co
Main Street
Hearing on jitney routes resumes in Bridgeport panel
In a Bridgeport Utilities Commission session, city leaders, bus and jitney owners, and lawyers argued over routes and future service as trolleys decline. Witnesses including W A Winter and Percy Titchfield urged quick, safe transit while opponents pressed for preserved lines and new permits for Derby, Long Hill, and Norwalk routes.
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Rite
Aibeugh T. Winter
Masutfaclrers
Percy T. Titchfield
Munipipal Trafic Committee
Winter
Manufacturers' Association
Brardrk
Stratford-Seaview Avenue
The
Utilities Commission
W. Parker Seeley
Ywe
Trafic Commission
Stins
C. C. Elwell
Joseph W. Alsop
C. Billings
Joseph W. Wadhams
Wadhams
Mr. Billings
Connecticut Company
Lucius §. Storrs
George D. Watrous
Jicki
J. BG. Potter
Avonne
Tohn T. Hombard
Levis Romonelli
Isaac Tornstein
Derby
Romonelli
Bornstein
Inia
Bridgeport
D. Bilpatrick H. Randall
Randal
Jasepn Isoft
Agsoif
Hubbard
Klinatrick
Randall
Thas Tim
Long Mail
Celera
Long Til
Mortha
Langs Hill Trumbull
Randa
Eselostye
Kilpatrick
Higsing
Tandall
Commission
Longe Hil-Trurnpull
Jacob Muassoft
Masaott
Long Hill
Massoft
Massoff
Manesof Spears
Massof
Bevans
Mansoff
Danbury and Bethel Traction Company
Bridgeport-Long Hill
Lola
Afr
Mansof
Charles H. Randal
Rendall
Trandall
Long Hin
Jorney Tibbard Cross
Ninateick
Randell
Cumonission
Ling
Amcan Transit Company
Long Hil-Trumbull
Robert C. Mallett
Mallett
Long Hill- Trumbull
Milliwit
Attarry Mullett
Tan Ai Prumbull
Bridgeperchlie
Ue Common Council
Vincent L. Reuting Peared
Bridgeport and Natwalk Bus Corporation
Vollows
Boston
Watrfield
Luciana
Seaview
Dn- Kath
Norwalk
Keating
Pickett
Westport
Jttney
Briar Nor
Mystery of Sea Vessels Officials Investigation
The article lists several ships including Italian steamers Monte Shin Michele and Taptranga de Larringa, the Brazilian Cabedella, Norwegian Svartstog, British Ottawa, and American Hewitt and Carvalk A. Teering. The disappearance of Hewitt and Carvalk A. Teering spurs a government inquiry led by Miss Lulu Wormwell petitioning Senator Hale and five departments.
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New Fork
Gibraltar
Cabedella
Norfolk
Gymerle
Thameshaven
New Orleans
Hewitt
Carvalk
A. Teering
Lulu Wormwell
W. R. Wormwell
Deering
Hale
Mains
Bitter Fight in Federation Over Boycott Resolution
The federation debate centered on a boycott stance against British goods and policy in Ireland. President Gompers sustained a ruling to adjourn as delegates pressed for chair recognition while a committee’s anti paragraph urged President McLine and government action against Britain.
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Iada
Finlish Goeda
Melvitrins
Ireland
Alren
Gompers
Order
Trish Syiuiitners
Peter Brady
New York
Haceline
Congress
United States
Obituary for Gertrude Burns in Stratford
Funeral announced for Rose Gertrude Burns wife of Phillip M Burns. Died yesterday at home in Stratford. Services at residence 27 Ari Street on Saturday at 1:30 AM and at St James Church at 9 AM. Survived by daughter Annie Irene and sons Charles Mulhilae and Arthur Schriher, and brothers Johnny and Steyed Blasco. Burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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Toso
Gertrude Burns
Rose Gertryde Burna
Phillip M. Burns
Stratford
Ari Street
St. James Ghirch
Tush
Dhushter
Annie Irene
Aigtera
Conferees Agree On Naval Bill After Prolonged Debate
The naval bill reaches the House with about 396 million dollars approved and plans to trim by several million more under Senate conditions tied to the Borah proposal for a naval arms conference. The accord preserves reductions while avoiding sidetracking the Borah idea, with final House action expected Thursday.
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Harding
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Senate
De Valera Reported Arriving By Submarine In Ireland
An article reports that De Valera and others traveled by submarine between ten countries. Captain Shanley says two submarines landed the Irish leader and have since returned, though specifics and exact locations were not disclosed. He notes other subs may be used in emergencies.
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Stanley Saga
Shanley
Sinn Wein
de Valera
Ireland
Y M G A Gives Lacy Surprise Farewell Dinner
Y M C A leaders honor retiring Y M C A official W Seymour Lang with a testimonial dinner and present Mr and Mrs Lacy a silver set. The association elects new directors Gerard Linburg Beach Buiré Curtis Goddard Hawley Smith to terms of two three and five years respectively.
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W. Seymour Lang
Loreal Y. M.C. A
Association
Lacy
Harry W. Hincksa
W. Gerard Linburg
E. F. von Watthers
Berman K. Beach
Stanley H Bullard
W. J. Buiré
Harry B. Curtis
Robert G. F. Goddard
George S. Hawley
Edward S. Smith
Ead Fined 100 In Contempt Case By Judge Keeler
The court fined Ead $100 for contempt after interpreting three statutes governing jury interference. Judge Keeler noted the offense stemmed from ignorance rather than malice and ordered $190 due within four hours or the respondent would face jail.
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Todge Keeler
Keeler
Mead
New Home of Elks Re-Dedicated With Great Ceremony
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks No 35 B C B re dedicated their new home on State street with elaborate ceremonies and dedicatory orations. Visitors from other cities toured the building highlighted by flags bunting and a fine interior. The lodge, one of the finest in Connecticut, features a large hall, dance floor, and a lookout tower, reflecting years of community involvement.
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ELKS
Bridgeport Lodge
Iita No. 35
B. Co. B
State Street
Bridgeport
James l. McGovern
Bridgepost
Bria Port Lodge
Orangeade Paste by Miss Emma Curtis hits market
Miss Emma Curtis perfects an Orangeade Paste that makes home drinks easy by just mixing with water. A teaspoonful makes orangeade quality concentrate, selling 25 cents for half a gallon. Available at Bridgeport Public Market and grocers, two 50 cent cans postpaid from Melrose Massachusetts.
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Emma Curtis
Misa Curtis
Bridgeport
Starket
Tiss Erma E
Curti Melrose
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