Talented Trio to Assist Friday at Benefit Concert
Franchised concert directed by Ifred T Brisabois to be held Friday at St Augustine's hall for the St Augustine's Red Cross benefit. The Philharmonic Trio joins in a varied program with choruses and instrumental solos including Star Spangled Banner and My Country Tis of Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifred T. Brisabois
St. Augustine's Hall
St. Augustine's
Coilr
Philharmonic Trio
Darice
Wide Brook
Love's Valley
Christine
A. Brennan
Snightingele
the Rose
Rus
la Belladine
Julia Recko
Rose Stasko
Sancta Maria
James J. Gormley
Ruth Williams
Ondino
Dorothy May Wall
Egbert Wall
Etella
Kathigena
Rgaret Ryan
Andantino
Tarantelle
Iece of Love
Mildred
Berkshire Mill Co President Takes Stand in Hearing
John A. Barri, president of Berkshire Mill Co, testified in superior court in his suit against Schwarz Bros and others over land rights along Berkshire pond. He seeks title to submerged land and asks whether adjoining owners may fill in from River Street and Fourth Avenue. Defendants include Ward Schreiber John C Thornton and John A Schreiber. Testimony to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Barri
Theerkshire Mill Company
Yester
Schwarz Bros
Raans Ow Hins
Berkshire Pond
River Street
Forth Avenue
Barri
Areward Schreiber
John C. Thornton
John A. Schreiber
Questionnaires Mailed Out in Division No 2
Fifty one questionnaires were cut by Draft Board No 2 yesterday afternoon to young men who registered from that district on June 5. This is one fourth of the total registered from the district on June 5. The remainder will be supplied with questionnaires during this week. Next week the government is expected to draw the numbers for the new registrants and local boards will send out notices for physical examinations and classification steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifty
Draft Board No
Clams Linked to Typhoid Cases Warned by Official
Dr Walter H Brown warns three typhoid cases may stem from clams dug near polluted Berber waters. He notes shellfish can carry disease when harvested aloud from contaminated shores. He urges careful digging and eating practices while confirming milk and water supplies are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewer
Walter H. Brown
Brown
mClams
Dr. Brown
Brdeeport Lev
Buckland Elected President of New Haven Railroad
Edward G. Buckland was elected president by the board of directors at a New York meeting. He succeeds Edward J. Pearson, who becomes federal manager for the road under Director General McAdoo. Howard Elliott remains as advisor and chairman of the intercorporate relations committee overseeing nonrailroad properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward G. Buckland
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Mr. Buckland
Edward J. Pearson
McAdoo
Howard Elliott
New Haven
Plaza Razing Begins on Hopkins Block and John Street
Connecticut Wrecking of New Haven started work to extend John street for a new plaza by razing the Hopkins three story brick block and removing all glass. Work also began at Main and John streets shortening the lower floor building occupied by the Tit Le Watson barn as John street will be widened 15 feet at this point. A stray remark notes lingering references to a painting era.
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Connecticut Wrecking Company of
New Haven
John Street
Main
John Streets
le Watson
Bridgeport Boys Enjoy Camp Life on Sands at Myrtle Beach
Bridgeport youths form camping parties at Myrtle Beach promising a popular summer fad. A pictured group includes Daniel Tash Max Fraitag James Y Fanning Julius Bogen Barney Tash Joseph Demar and John Toiter enjoying outdoor seaside life and summer sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Myrtle Beach
Daniel Tash
Max Fraitag
James Y. Fanning
Julius Bogen
Barney, Tash
Josefh Demar
John Toiter
Alleged Jewelry Thief Held in Bonds of $500
Joseph F Paleia was arrested Monday night charged with theft of 81 in cash and a 7 ring. He was held on 500 bond for the September term of the Superior court after arraignment in City court. Paleia lived with Savary Colavito at 29 Shelton street before the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F Paleia
Paleia
Savary Colavito
Shelton Street
Spelling in Classes Prompts Speed Up Speech
I J Trindor Hartford superintendent urged accelerating radio and buzzer class instruction at State Trade school Monday night praising students and stating once they reach ten words a minute they could join the army. Main Street report notes a ring was found Monday afternoon and Fualcio I was placed under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Trade School
I. J. Trindor
Hartford
Main Street
Fualcio I
Bridgeport Urges Healthy People to Speed War Work
Health Officer Walter H. Brown urged Bridgeport to maintain a healthy civilian population as 90 percent work in munitions. He noted the Wealth department facilities ensure quick handling of health emergencies and warned against complacency. He said an isolation hospital and clinics will enhance city health capacity to rival major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Walter H. Brown
Pr. Brown
Stoddards Celebrate 16th Anniversary With Adirondack Trip
Mr and Mrs Sanford Stoddard of 3d Milne Street mark their sixteenth wedding anniversary by taking a trip through the Adirondacks and expect to return late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Stoddard
Milne Street
Adirondacks
Nine New Playgrounds To Open Monday
The Board of Recreation will open nine new playgrounds on Monday, seven at schools including Fall, Ilias Howe Jr, Maplewood, Bryant, Whithiar, Madison, and Jack Rock. Additional playgrounds open at Seagide Park and Beardsley Park. Playground teachers meet at the High School at 10 o clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Recreation
Ilias Howe, Jr
Maplewood
Bryant
Whithiar
Madison
Jack Rock
Seagide Park
Beardsley Park
Hearing Continued In Death Of Building Watchman
The coroner continued the death hearing of Da vid Gomperts of 402 Myrtle avenue after a fall down an elevator shaft at the Liberty building. He died shortly after arrival at St Vincent's hospital. The inquest resumes today at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gomperts
Myrtle Avenue
New Liberty Building
John J. Phelan
Gomperts
St. Vincent's Hospital
BO-RAXO Toilet Requisite Promises Clean Comfort
BO-RAXO in its convenient sitter-top can cuts wasteful soap cakes and dust germs. It destroys perspiration odors leaving skin fragrant and inviting. Illustrations show many uses for this toilet requisite. Get a can from your dealer and test it tonight. Delightful sense of comfort and cleanliness promised. 15¢ and 30c.
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Brisebois
Red Cross
Berkshire Mill Co
Buckland
New Haven Railroad
Howard Eliott
Julian Eltinge
Lifebuoy
Ceive
NTA
AEC
MFG. CO
State Street
Iranistan
Noble
Resores
Griswold Fosters Point
Kew London
New England
G. S. Krom
6Th Ave
Tel
Mad
Lafayette Asbury Park, N. J
Social Center of the Coast
Asbury Park
M. H. Frost
Pine Grove Spring
Spofford
Custing
N.Y. U
Greeley
Albemarle
34Th St
Broadway
Theatre
Chas
P. Zazzali
Mang
Atlantic City Hotels
Fire Varmounth
Belmont Ave
Boardwalk
Tie Carlton
Chelsea Ave
Beach
Webster
West 45Th St
Sth Ave
Johesan Qulaz
Marlborough
Tery
Tien
Taurenh
Rahanandal
J. Downey
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