Fraternal Meeting Venues Listed Across City
A compiled notice enumerates numerous meeting locations for unrelated fraternal and civic groups in Bridgeport and surrounding streets. It names lodges, clubs, councils, temples, churches, and unions with addresses on Broad Street, State Street, Main Street, and other avenues, indicating a schedule of meetings or changes in dates. Strong entities include Loyal Order of Moose, Odd Fellows hall, Freemasons, Daughters of American Revolution, and Sons of St. George, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallsa General Committee
Washington Avenue
Venice Athletic Club
Hurd &Igeport Council
Floneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
St. George's Hall
Stratford Avenue
Sigma Iota Pht Club
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Samuel H. Harris Touge
O. Fy
Odd Fellows
Broad Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
State Street
Loyalty Looge
Sen Ay
Masonic Temple
Black Rock Civic Association Plans Annual Meeting
Members of the Black Rock Civic Association will convene tonight for their annual meeting. Officers will be elected and district improvements discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Carlson Home Under Wax Plans For Seven Room Build
Milford May report states Carl son Home under construction for William Carlson of the Metroneuian Body Works Bridgeport. Seven room all year structure begun with erection for occupancy expected before end of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
William Carlson
Metroneuian Body Works
Bridgeport
Natural cereal patent offers relief from constipation
A fragmented ad claims a natural cereal meal restores regular bowel movements without drugs. It touts relief from constipation by using "foo elements Nat Bre.ine" and promises easy purchase through local drugstores, claiming many found health benefits and a forthcoming book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herz
Woalhua
Cerval Moat
Ceres
Stratford Fil Theatre Closes Over Smallpox Health Crisis
Stratford May 7 Special The Stratford motion picture theatre closes as a health measure amid a smallpox outbreak. Health officer Dr Lewis cites unvaccinated children and anti vaccination propaganda as major problems. Public library and churches also close. council meeting looms with recall election debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Stratford Motion Picture Theatre
Stratford Center
Frank Yeldman
G. Tews
Bridgeport
Devon
Bethel
Westporn
Hlowns
Lewis
Staten
Wandang
Schood
Stestford
Gour
Sieh
J H Patterson Dies On Train In Dayton Final Years Of Career
J H Patterson dies on a train after a career spanning sash registers manufacturing in Dayton Ohio He studied at Miami University Oxford and Dartmouth He built a factory in Dayton that helped revive the city after floods and led to a commission manager government reform and a $2000000 flood prevention effort His honors included Chevalier of the Legion of Honor and welfare and business method awards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeetlag
Yanoh
Mr. Tatterson
Mn Batterson
Miami University
Oxford
Darimouth
Colorado
Dayton
Faery
Maule Chevalier
Chevac Tiep
Ohio
Patterson
Vigorous Campaign to Check Drug Evil Launched by U S
Washington May 7 Treasury department officers including customs agents special agents prohibition officers and narcotics experts will mount a coordinated drive to suppress the narcotics trade. The effort targets opiates morphine cocaine and chloral, with action at foreign ports and domestic enforcement, aided by Canada Cuba and Japan surveillance and enforcement moves to curb exports and illicit distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Treasury, Customs and Prohibition
Washington
Treasury Department
Intermal Revenue Bureau
Trenaury Department
Alvision
Prir
Jemugelers
Japan
Inatesico
Ccba
Bord
Cuba
Eid
Poirets Straw Costumes Startle Longchamps Crowd
Paris May 7 Straw and hay outfits transformed raceweek fashion at Longchamps. Paul Politi’s mannequins showcased ultra chic designs including straw robes, Navajo-inspired patterns, and white crepe gowns with race motif embroidery. Summer millinery featured large brim hats, silk bags, and bold color harmonies as attendees swapped outfits post race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Bertelli
Paris
Longchamps
Paul Politi
Radio Concerts Lighten Lonely Lighthouse Jobs
The Alaska lighthouse keepers at the Bering Sea entrance stay at posts after years without mail. Government officials note radios reduce waste, weather delays, and supply needs, allowing keepers to hear concerts and government features. Plans authorize small radio upgrades on larger seagoing tenders to expand instruction and entertainment broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goldstrom
Washington
Alaska
Bering Sea
Sid George R. Putnam
Lghthouses
Voess
Fasim N Ughtiausn
Severay
Cenetel Hally
S. Politic pAsposely Ie
Department of Commerce
Nun Tinker
Diamond
Pose
Railroad police arrest six for crossing track
In Whayport on May 7 railroad police C F Patterson and W Riehin arrested six men on Westpoint and Saugatuck stations after a fatal incident nearby. They were turned to Constable Jona Melhaley with summons for the Saugatuck court. At arraignment Judge Joseph Morton fined Andras Valent Mrs Bird Ralph Rods and dawn todew one dollar plus costs totaling 1141, with two other cases postponed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whayport
New York
New Maven
Harteford Rattrend
C. F. Patterson
W. Riehin
Westpoint & Saugatuck
Porumats Ching
Wadkinge
Compe Strest Bridge
Joseph Morton
Andras Valent
Mrs. Bird
Ralf Rods
Dawn Todew
John Dooione
P. F. Geihle
Ir Iw
Patchogue Plymouth Mill to be Picketed
Lawrence disputes a wage cut proposal and mill officials offered a compromise. A 20 year ceiling reduction sparked strikes. officials denounce agitators trying to incite unrest as workers prepare morning picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchogue
Plymouth
Lawrence
Aes
Lyons
Bet
Egere
Stelking
Emis
Waelen
Standardizing Bed and Mattress Sizes in Washington Conference
The Department of Commerce held a May conference led by Secretary Hoo to discuss standard bed and mattress sizes. Four sizes are proposed to fit uniform dimensions, aiming to reduce irregular sleeping enalpraint variations and ease manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Hoover Will Iin
GATTI-CASAZZA PLANS REVIVAL OF SIX OPERAS
New York May 7 Guilio Gatti Casazza general manager of the Metropolitan Opera announced plans for the next season including the revival of six operas and the presentation of five novelties. The revival list features Romeo and Juliet Lohengrin Parsifal and Tannhauser. The six revived titles and five new works will feature 17 principal artists including six Americans and several noted European sopranos and tenors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guilio Gatti-Casanza
General Maracer
Metropolitan Users Company
Giusépne Adam
France Vittadini
Moms Lisa
Beatrice Dansky
Mas
Romeo and Juliet
Ehats
F.asriz Caine
Willam Te. Resenisavalier
Tannheuser
Mr. Gaul
Barbara Kemp
Delia Reinband
Elizabeth Rebtberg
Ina Bourskaye
Sigrid Onuxin
Mazio
Giacomo Volpi
Anni Kurt Taucher
Aid Paul Bender
Michael Bahmen
Gustav Berhutvencort
Ital Piocht Bagso
Biritonen
Dneluda Gueen Marie
Laura Robertson
Foreign Trade Surges Beyond War Levels
The report shows United States overseas trade rising above prewar figures with total trade reaching 562.508 billion dollars. Exports to Britain and other nations, despite postwar disruptions, contribute to a higher global trade volume. The analysis highlights notable gains in overall exports and the improving balance of payments as the country rebuilds its international commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waselng Ton
United Sites
United State
France Ready 10 Quit Conference Mention
Fragmented OCR notes discuss France, Russia, and a Genoa conference. Conversation touches on non aggression pacts, memorandums, and the Versailles treaty context. Mentions Belgium, Germany, and possible evasive replies affecting peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Evan Alve
Ius- Su
Germany
Fereailles
Ons
Versailles
Mrs Croker Ordered to Remain in Bed After Funeral Collapse
Dublin March 7 Mrs Croker collapsed at her husband's funeral and has been ordered to stay in bed. Physicians warn her condition may be dangerous for weeks. relatives say she has wept since the service and will not attend the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
S.'Chat Croker
Lansing Defends U S Occupation of Haiti in 1915
Wallington May report on former Secretary Lansing defending the American Marines occupation of Haiti to end decades of anarchy and oppression. He cites Monroe Doctrine concerns and German threats to seize Haitian customs as justification to protect hemispheric peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Una
Sam
Germany
Gelan
Che Monro
Scramble for Oil and Russian Delegates View
A noisy May 7 scene reports Russian delegates pressing for oil and Soviet recognition. French and Belgian officials clash over concessions, while Allies fear losing leverage as talks fracture into separate accords.
Shipping Board Warns Foreign Interests Over Rates
The Shipping Board warns foreign shipping interests against seeking preponderant rates and exemptions under section 28 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920. Commissioners Thompson Chamberlain and others will hear arguments to determine if the law’s prohibitions on granting preferences to foreign shipping apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
Washington
Shipping ‘Board
Satay
Morohari Marine Nes
British veteran says detectives are hounding him
May Alexander Robertson, a British war veteran in Newark, accuses private detectives John F Tillis and others of posing as federal agents to frighten him. He says they threatened his home and his status as the dauphin’s supporter, and he plans to seek a federal warrant for impersonation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark X
Alexander H. Robertson
Une Courtre
Lalou
Seria
Washington
Robertson
Jobn F. Tillis
Bb. C
Lunt
Bloonfeld
N. 7
Pany
Borton
Oharen
Sanling Clothing
Mondale
Bessiah War Velarane Club
New York
Senate
Railroad Labor Board Takes Up Wage Problem
Chicago May 7 Deliberations begin tomorrow as the United States Railroad Labor Board takes up a wage thrust. Railroads asked for a general ten percent increase and the board faces a difficult problem to set a stable wage scale for future adjustments. The hearing may last several weeks with any decision not effective before July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor
Jis
Lozs
Daly, 90s Pitcher, Found Dead in Hometown Bed
William Daly, 56, once a noted pitcher in the 1890s, was found dead in bed at his home. He played for the Boston National League club in the early days of professional baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Daly
Poug Heeepsie
William Daly
Boston
Bride killed in Jersey City auto accident
A Jersey City bride of three weeks was struck and killed by a taxicab on West Side Park. Her husband, 22, a captain, suffered a broken leg and other injuries. Police detained William Zyneh of Newark, driver of the taxi, as the investigation proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Not
dJaxoox
Side Park
Franis
Wiliam Zyneh
Newark
Mike Dopin Declines Scouts Role With Boston Americans
In Boston on May 1, former Giants and Braves star Mike Dopin, now an actor, says he will not serve as a scout for the Boston Americans this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mike* Dopin
Giants
Braves
Boston Americans
Louise Faxon Knapp Interior Decorator and Gift Shop
Louise Faxon Knapp offers interior decorating services and gifts with new drapery and upholstery materials. They provide color schemes, slip cover fitting guarantees, and display glassware, bric a brac, and wedding gift items with lamps and handmade shades featured at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Faxon Knapp
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Telegram
Middle Street
Carlson Home
K. of 'O
Nights of Columbus
St. Cecelia Court
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Cecelia
Tw. McNamarr
M. J. O'Connor
Alice Clarke
Katherine Clark
Lettler
Charles Graham Ien
Ars. John Stoore
Theresa Wood
Ar Ale
J. H. Patterson
Poiret
Biezanges
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Manager
Gontinted Oy
Hati
Lincoln
Binyd-George Lake
Nieht
Bariney
Bartha
Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
Alexanday Altger
Welthem
Cathedral Buirt
Yale
Railroad Labor Board
Bride
American Hardware Stores, Incorporated
Fairfeld
Keane
Main ST
John ST
the Standard Print Shop
Conn
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