Bridgeport Men Named Officers At Veteran Masons Reunion
NEW BRITAIN June 7 The 48th annual reunion of the Masonic Veteran association held in this city saw officers elected Venerable Master John G Rowland Wallingford Assistant Venerable Andrew J Hallock Bridgeport Associate Venerable John E Stephrey Sims Benjamin Jones Willimantic S Z Redshaw Ansonia Worl warka New London Albert L Hodg e Roxbury
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New Britain
Masonic Veteran Association
John G. Rowland
Wallingford
Andrew J. Hallock
Bridgeport
John EL. Stwphrey
Sims- Benjamin Jones
Williman
Phillips
S. Z Redshaw
Ansonia
Worlwarka
New London
Albert Li Hodge
Roxbury
Probation Terms Set for Mor Steinhardt in City Court
Judge Wilder ordered a probation officer to supervise Mor Steinhardt, 14, of 137 Catherine Street, for one year. The youth must earn income and turn all earnings over to his mother. if he fails to work steadily, a $100 fine plus costs applies. Steinhardt was arrested after his mother reported long unemployment.
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Apecasional
Mor Steinhardt
Catherine Street
Wilder
Steinhardt
Too Light for Active Duty Inducted for Special Ordnance Service
Raymond Callahan of Black Rock avenue left yesterday for Fort Slocum New York for limited service with the Ordnance department. He will shortly be transferred to the Bridgeport District Ordnance office after being inducted from Division Two. He was rejected for general military service due to underweight.
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Raymond Callahan
Black Rock Avenue
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Ordnance Department
Bridgeport District Ordnance Office
Callahan
Italian Deputy Arrives to State Nation's Needs
An Italian Deputy and new Italian commissioner of aeronautics arrived at Atlantic Port to meet Washington military authorities. He plans to outline Italy’s aircraft production needs and speed up machinery shipments for wartime use. He also praised the United States as Italy’s friend and spoke at public gatherings boosting Franco-Italian ties.
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Atlantic
Tune
Giusseppe Raviene
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Atronautics
Divean
Washington
Tialy
Cougressman UN
Restaurant trio fined for assault at East Main Street
George Kushman owner of a restaurant at 642 East Main Street James Russon and Arthur Marzi waiters were fined 16 each when arraigned in City Court yesterday morning charged with assault. The trio attacked Stera Constino, chef, when he refused to wash dishes Wednesday night.
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Che
George Kushman
East Main Street
James Russon
Arthur Marzi
Harrington Hurt After Car Overturns While Avoiding Machine
Francis Harrington of 272 Capitol Avenue suffered a lacerated right knee and cuts when his car overturned yesterday afternoon after he tried to avoid a machine driven by F. E. Cibuses of 604 Wood Avenue. Injuries were dressed at Emergency Hospital.
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Harrington
Francis Harrington
Capitol Avenue
FE. Cibuses
Wood Avenue
Southport Ladies Host Club Meeting At Miss May Bulkley Home
Southport residents report unclaimed letters at the local post office as War Savings canvassers press townwide appeal. Mrs Henry Rennell chairs a committee including Mrs J Walter Perry and Miss Barbara Jennings. Tomorrow is Registration Day with pledges to be registered at the Southport post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bulkley
Bullley Avenue
Ernest E. Jennings
Ehwin B. Inglis
Frederick M. Roscoe
Eben Hi. Williams
War Savings Drive
Henry H. Rennell
J. Walter Perry
Barbara Jennings
James H. Brown
John H. Buckingham
Sarah Wakeman
Edwin B. Inglis
Louis Curtis
Andrew B. Huntington
E. L. Wells Curtis
Southport Post Office
Crosses Ocean Seven Times in Navy Service
John Kranyak, son of Mr and Mrs J Iwranyak of 157 Summerfield Avenue, has made seven Atlantic crossings without submarine incidents. He enlisted in April last year and joined the battleship North Carolina as a fireman, later promoted to officer's cook. He left Remington Arms to serve, known among friends as "Xrane" on the East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
America
John Kranyak
J. Iwranyak
Summerfield Avenue
Young Kwranyak
North Caroling
Kkranyak
Remington Arms Plant
Iuast
Message from Council on France trip delivers cheer to France
The Rev. C. McFarland, general secretary of the Council of Churches, sent messages of good cheer to Prime Minister Clemenceau and President Poincare in Paris and to Allied armies. Mindarand cabled updates from Paris and a message to the French people praised heroic efforts and moral aims. Next week McFarland plans to visit American headquarters to deliver a message to the American army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clemenceau
Poincare
France
E Farland
Mindarand
Paris
Neral Pooh
Echief
Macclarland
Council
Dorothy Culley Weds Irwin G Henderson in Quiet Ceremony
Dorothy Culley daughter of John Culley of 188 Gunnell street married Irwin G Henderson son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Henderson of Fairfield at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on Wednesday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Smith with Miss Marguerite Culley as bridesmaid and Frederick Ivers as best man. The couple plan to reside in Fairfield after a short honeymoon.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Dorothy C. Culley
John Culley
Gunnell Street
Irwin G. Henderson
Robert J. Henderson
Fairfield
Marguerite Culley
Frederick Ivers
Father Smith
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