Rotary Club Honors St Patrick Also Albert E Lavery
Rotary club celebrated St Patrick's Day and honored Albert E Lavery at the Stratfield yesterday afternoon. The dining room was decorated and Lavery received a cake with candles as members sang Irish songs and extended birthday wishes.
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Lavery
M'Kenzie Chosen Grand Prelate in K T A
The article lists A H M'Kenzie selected as Grand Prelate for the K T A, with other officers elected including Grand Commander J L Coe Waterbury and Frederick G Moric Spring as Commander. It notes a meeting in Waterbury planned for March 1921 and cites Connecticut totals and related details.
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Frederick Geni Moric Pring
Eugene J. Clare
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Hartford
C. Hadlar
New London
Thomas W Morgan
Slip-on gingham dresses and striped rompers sale
Durable fabric slip on dresses in checked gingham S805 D108 ce ce ce ve ee eer ee weddeble priced at 1.50 with rompers in striped gingham featuring elastic knee and good quality sizes 4 5 and 6 priced at 1.00.
Redgate Grants Permit To Socialist Speakers
Police Superintendent John O. Redgate reverses a prior order and allows a socialist meeting in Bridgeport with Assemblyman Basil Waldman of New York as the keynote speaker. Jasper McLe igader was informed of the change after initial refusal.
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Bauis A. Waldman
New York
Jasper McLe Igader
Bridgeport
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Crane's Appointment Reported Favorably in Senate Committee
Washington March 16 The Senate committee today voted unanamously to report favorably the nomination of Cranes R Crane of Chicago to be mint 40 China. The move follows a prolonged debate over the nomination, as Crane earlier held the post during Taft's administration and was removed for talking too much, with action signaling likely full Senate confirmation.
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Chances R. Crane
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All American Troops to Leave Liberia by April 1
News from Washington reports Gen. Graves says all United States troops in Liberia including the expeditionary headquarters will be out by April 1. The departure follows orders issued as part of the drawdown plan. Nine officers and 1,843 enlisted men are affected.
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Danbury Dan Bethel Street Railway Fire Wrecks Cars
A morning blaze on Seath street destroyed nineteen cars and nearly the entire equipment of the Danbury and Bethel Street Railway company. Damage runs to about fifty thousand dollars. The incident occurred as an ordnance display at a local hardware store drew interest with German trophies, shells, grenades, and photographs showcased by the Signal Corps.
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Protest hearing on Cherry street spur tracks
A protest hearing of property holders on Cherry street regarding spur track use by the Cohim Craphaphana company will be held before the public at Barttonthie afters ayn.
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Cohim- Craphaphana Company
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