Fourteen Trade School Students Receive Certificates
Fourteen students from the State Trade School day classes in machine, electrical, printing, mechanical drafting, and screw machining departments earned certificates after completing 4 500 hours of work. Superintendent Herbert J Hanson announced all graduates secured positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hanson
James Avietat Alezi
Michael
Barwin
Boleslaw Pawlowski
Domenic Barbieri
Haximies Pihlel
Theodore Wallace
George Cisco
Anthony Dizon
John Vasse
Eltetrical
Scott Whitney
Joseph Lesko
Mar Jdes Hougasin
Harrold Reni
Hanson
State Board of Education
Bartlett Camp Radio Concert Tonight Draws Veterans Families
Bartlett Camp No 11 Sons of Veterans and Bartlett Daughters of Veterans stage a social with a radio concert at 1087 Road Street tonight. Frank Bartlett camp hosts the event. Harry Curtiss chairs the committee. Attendees include several listed officers and members, promoting a community gathering and fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankla Bartlett Camp
Sons of Veterans
Augelne
Bartlett Sons
Daughters of Veterans
Road Street
Harry Curties
Edith M. Greene
Curtiss
Harles Munich
M.A. Muiver
Mary J. Yale
Mra. B.il
Holbrook
Mary Joves
Harry
Hubbell
J. (. Krom
Attorney Bent Elected Lions Club President in Bridgeport
W W Bent was elected president of Bridgeport Lions Club succeeding Charles W Bitzer of Bridgeport Trust Company. New officers include Arthur Stone first vice president, W T Carahes secretary, A A Hopkins third vice-president, E M Butler secretary, R Sprague treasurer, James Rooney tall twister, Dr Ernest Cummings. New directors are J W Bitter R M Leonard W A Winter. Retiring officers include W Bitter W Bent and others. The club aims to fund a fresh air home for Visiting Nurse Association and support Good Will causes in France. Lions ball team to receive gratis handicap after victory over Kiwanis. eight weeks attendance campaign planned with multiple captains.
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W.W. Bent
Lions’ Club
Iunsheen
Hea
Charles W. Bitzer
Bridgeport Trust Company
Jrst
Arthur Gi. Stone
Hatter
W.T. Carahes
Secdent
A. A. Ifpagkins
Jean Fabrics Company
E. M. Butler
Bent
Peter Davey
Nichols
Davey
Pdanter I. McNamara
Locomobile Company
France
Bridgeport
Franne
Anne Maorgan
Mary Carrell Haseen
Lions Valley
Kiwanis Club
Fairfield
G. A. Rose
Arthur Stone
W. W. Bent
Fred Beckwich
W. Linehirgh
W- Winter
Gus Sell
Howe Gatlin
A. J. Williamson
Julius Hoth
Florb Hanson
James
Moore
Mrs John Holcomb Dies Sudden at Hartford Home
Emily Goodwin Holcombe, wife of Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. president, died suddenly at her Spring Street home after an automobile ride. A Bristol, Connecticut native born in 1862, she descended from early New England families and was a charter member and former president of the Connecticut Society Colonial Dames of America.
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Hartford
John M. Holcombe
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Go
Patriotc S Societies
Spring Street
Holcombe
Emily &. Goodwin
New England
Goodwin
Enstend
Boston
Flattford
Bristol
Conn
Connecticut Society, Colonial Dames of America
Throng Pays Tribute to Rev Francis Crisling
Crowds gathered at St Francis church in Torrington to honor Rev Francis Jishing who died Monday night in New Haven. The solemn requiem high mass was led by Celebrant Rev William A Gildea of Torrington with deacon Rev Dr McLaughlin of New Haven and sub deacon Rev James Kane.
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Torrington
Mar
St Francis’ Church
Francis J.ishing
New Iven
Mi 5
Brendon
Wiliam A Gildea
Torringto
McLaughlin
New Haven
James Kane
the Flynn
Hartford
City to standardize sidewalks and fund citywide walks
Public Works Director George M. Coughlin announced that property owners must grade sidewalks they lay. He noted a $10,000 line item was withheld for next year by the Board of Apportionment. Coughlin plans to push for city funded standard six foot cement sidewalks within city limits.
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Public Works
George M. Coughlin
Coughlin
Dou-gall Leaves to Attend Convention
John B. Dougall, assistant superintendent of schools in charge of the high school division, will go to Wilimantie today to attend a convention of masters of secondary schools. Principal James Moore of Bridgeport High will attend. More than 70 other principals from the state will be present. Standardization of high school studies statewide will be the principal topic. On Saturday the principals will go to Hartford where no final convention will be held.
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John B. Doveall
Theigh
Wilimantie
James Moore
Bridgeport High Ethone
Hartford
Musterole Cold Remedy Ad Highlight
An old musterole advertisement touts relief for colds and chest congestion. It promotes mustard-based ointment for throat pain, bronchitis, rheumatism, and muscle aches, claiming quick warmth and soothing comfort without blisters. It notes availability in 5 and 3? ounce tubes and broad doctor and nurse endorsement.
Attachment On Property Of Alleged Auto Thief
An attachment on property fronting Beardsley Street belonging to Samuel Lefsitz was placed yesterday by Alexander Feldman to secure a $106 judgment. Lefsitz, tied to alleged wholesale auto thefts, disappeared before his arraignment in Criminal Superior Court and was released on $15,000 bonds. The bondsman and state and local police are now searching for him.
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Beardsley Street
Samuel Lefsitz
Alexander Feldman
Lefsitz
Criminal Superior Court
Town Clerk to Issue Dog Licenses Monday
On Monday April 2 the town clerk Clarence Winton will issue licenses for dogs at Room One City Mall. Owners receive a numbered tag to aid in identifying lost or stolen animals. Fees for male dogs are $1.25 with a $10.25 assessment for male owners. Last year 3104 licenses were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Winton
Ag Room One
City Mall
Saint John’s Episcopal Church to Host Three Hour Service
Services observed at St. John’s Episcopal Church with a 12 o’clock start. The Rt Rev Edward Millipion Avhesm Dh D suffragan Bishop of Connecticut will speak on the "Last Seven Wordly from the WS Ppiss" during the Three Hour section.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Tomourow
Edward Millipion Avhesm
Dh. D
Connecticnt
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present as a mid laxative substitute for calomel claiming instant liver relief. The ad argues calomel damages teeth and gums while Olive Tablets detoxify without those side effects. It markets 18 and 30 cent sizes and links relief to clearer head and lifted spirits.
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Rev
Francis Crisling
Dougall
Musterole
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