Bridgeport Adventist Christ en church notes
Church notes list Advent services at Park street corner of Putnam with Rev. M. Blareard preaching at 10:26 and evangelist Frank Long speaking at 7:30. Baptist and Christian churches detail sermons Bible schools and revival plans across First Second Calvary Memorial and other congregations with varied service times and welcomes.
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Washington
Jweat Avenues
D. B.macqueen
Triune of God’ Children's Bible School
Anne
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Arctic
Kos
Suth
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Mangane
H. Ann
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Bunnell
Connecticut Avenue
John Grainger
Christian Endeavor
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Maplewood
Howard Avenue
W. H.richardson
G. C
A. He Kean
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Main
Maurice J. Dunckles
Tannister
Olivet
Main Street
North Avenue
Herbert
Brown
Gehool
S ‘First Church of Christ
Fairfield
Claris
Win Silcox
Waith Chapel
Akers
West Ud
Colorado Avenue
Msirfield
THE
Bunnels
Connecticut
Alex. Wright
Y. Alc. A
New Haven
HS. Foster
Second Baptist Ch
Bridgeport
J. A. Bader
German Baptist Ch
Casman
Grand Baptist Church
D. B. Macqueen
West Baptist Church
Ren
Bro. Davis
New Laver
J. W. Grainser, Jr
Christ Church
YM. C. A
Newark
N. J
Bible study and services at Gospel Hall schedule
Sunday school at 9:45 A M. Breaking of Bread at 11:00 A M. Prayer meetings held Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 take prayer meeting and 8 10 P M respectively. Gospel Hall 341 Brava Ave invites all to attend.
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No. T1
Cargo Court
Brava Ave
Ospel
Attorney Smythwick Again on Trial in Fairfield County
Attorney Charles A. Smythwick appeared before the Grievance Committee of the Fairfield County Bar yesterday amid ongoing irregularities in his practice. He faced questions over alleged issuance of worthless checks and admitted a temporary shortage of funds, later claiming to settle the accounts. Multiple hearings have been held on various charges.
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Charles A. Smythwick
Fairfield County
Bur
Attoney J2
Gar Smythwick
Not Easy Finding Place for Wilson Library in Home
Woodrow Wilson resumed private life with a March private dinner at Bow Baruch and Norman Davis as guests. Baruch and Davis were among Wilson’s advisers on the Versailles treaty’s economic sections. Wilson is settled in his new home after health has improved, but must fit about eight thousand volumes into the house. He spends time dictating and handles heavy correspondence with Mrs. Wilson, including motor drives in the afternoon.
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Wilson Library
Woodrow Wilson
Witich Bo M. Baruch
New York
Norman
Davis
Farmer
Harding
Amerigga
Wilson
Mr. Baruch
Mr. Davis
Court orders claims of workmen paid in court
In a superior court session Judge WJ mH. deegler authorized payment of labor claims totaling about 473 to workmen. The court noted the money has been due for some time and directed swift payment to the concerned laborers.
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Swan
Macehouse
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Lie
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Séeen
Cabinet Discusses Shipping Board and Meat Strike Personnel
Washington March 1 The Harding cabinet held a three hour meeting to review departmental organization and pressing public policy questions including a possible meat packer strike and the selection of a new shipping board. Presidents asked each department head to report conditions and left several topics for private discussion with the president.
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Washington
Harding
Witherspoon Met by Party at Station in Hartford
Commander John W. Witherspoon of the United States Spanish War Veterans of Seattle was greeted by a delegation at a station yesterday during a cross country trip. He and his wife attended a reception and banquet at the City Club, Hartford, hosted by Col. Burlew. Officials indicated reorganization plans would be delayed until conditions are clarified.
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John W. Witherspoon
Seattle
Washington
Ityrtford
Witherspoon
City Club
Hartford
Burlewt Samp
Quality Silk Hose at 1.95 in Gray and Black
Silk hose advertised as Phoenix silk hose renowned for wear. Full fashioned in gray and black at 1.95. Phoenix hose, also brown black and white. Children's sticks in plain colors and fancy tans shown at 28c and 50c.
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Phoenix
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