Harding Speech Broadcast From WEAF Thursday Night
President Harding is slated to speak at a May 20 testimonial for General and Mrs Gallington Nooth at New York's Metropolitan Opera House. WEAF will broadcast the address to an estimated million listeners across 41 states, with repeat broadcasts via WJZ, and a host of eminent speakers attending the event.
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Gallington Nooth
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Harding
Wille
WEAF
American Telephones and Telegraph Company
United States
Hu_waiian Islands
England
France
Mexico
Canada
Anmetus
John W. Davis
Great
Britain
Will H
Gener
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Arthur. Thompkins
Supreme Eurl
Herbert
Fronter
Cammerree
John J. Pershing
Uarhard
Ballingtion
Radio Corporation of America
Neral Larburd
WHAF
WJZ
St Mary’s Church to Undergo Interior Redecoration
S J Alary’s R C Church will spend thousands over three months on interior redecoration. Rev M J Traynor says frescoes on walls and arches will be redone under a contract with Re Hartnett of Orange, N. J. Work proceeds without stopping worship, with sections tackled gradually and seats covered. Completion expected by September 1. Despite parish boom from Blessed Sacrament opening, finances have strengthened. last year new lighting and drainage were added.
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S J. Alary
R. C
M. J
Re & Hartnett, Pecia
Orange
Traynor
Blessed Sacrament
St. Marcharch
Kellogg's Bran promoted for health and constipation relief
Kellogg's Bran is advertised as a natural aid for better health and relief from constipation. The ad claims it cleanses the digestive system, reduces toxins, and benefits numerous ailments while offering it as a daily food to eat with meals. Includes preparation tips and urging purchase at hotels and groceries.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Bright
Ajit Grocers
Brideport Christian Union Aids Suffering And Social Support
The Brideport Christian Union reports 270,130 new men made through its efforts over 13 years, aiding the sick and needy, deterring crime, and aiding seasonal workers. Sunday services have been held at Fairfell County jail, with literature distributed. The board of directors is listed, noting ongoing work and Prohibition era changes in jail chaplaincy.
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Bank Street
Water Street
Main Street
Brideport Christian Union
Neurers Wiven
Fairfell County
Northvenue
le Presse
HW. Almon Chaffee
Frederick W. Hall
Hawley
Daniel M Jones
Adolph Sherman
Robert Marss
Treae Surer
Wiliam W. Chapman
Edwin Ooper
Robert Drummond
William P. Hindle
Javobh Nilson
Wiort Taylor
W. Boyde
Charies
Wallace Threevas Spencer
Gooree
Fort
Roderick Mare
Robert
Mallette
Frederick
Theodore T. Phillips
Charles W. Simpson
Ederick Rhode Boeaver
MacWenall
Raid Seizes 200 Gallons Mash and Stills
Authorities raid at 52 Brentwood Avenue recovers 200 gallons mash. Officers seize two five-gallon stills, a thirty-five-gallon still, whiskey jugs, half tumbler whiskey, and a keg. Several items were found hidden in the rear of a store. No full details of all items recovered.
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Stephenoch
Brentwood Avenue
William WW. Gould
Dle Wend
John Bolger
Arthur J
Toeh
Compo Beach Notes On Shore Road Work And Openings
Contractors building the shoreline road from Southport to East Norwalk through Westport plan to start at the Minute Man on Coppe and extend to Bridge Street. In three weeks work will advance toward the shore near Edwards Bedford and one half of the route will be completed to permit traffic to Compo. Police will oversee crossings near Hil Point, with Old Mill access by the rear for beach traffic. From Minute Man to Bridge Street trolley tracks and provisions will be arranged for new tracks and ties along the highway. The Old Mill bridge being built for Jerry Keehan will be opened for occupancy at the end of the day. Bath houses and pavilions at Camps Beach are being repaired for the formal opening on Memorial Day. Paths will be cleared after snow removal. Three holes will stand in front of the Regina Pavilion this year, replacing previous structures, with nine floats planned for the bathers’ pavilion. Rising beach use is noted as the season approaches and officials consider measures. The Compo Gate Guard prepares for Memorial Day, with Commander Addison Austin compiling a guard list for today’s high tide. A watch tower will be activated in about a week.
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von PO Beach
Shore Road
Southport
Norwalk
Westport
Cope
Bridge Street
Presea
Edwards
Bedford
Eens
Rene
Hil Point
Jerry Keehan
State Street
Camps Beach
Noun High Ground
Regina Pavitten
Memorial Aay
Addison Austin
Touay
High Water
Faye
Insolence leads to fines and costs in breach of peace case
A defendant charged with breach of the peace was fined ten dollars and costs for insolence after a court appearance yesterday. The officer told him to move on, and the case tied to actions involving a girl on Nichols Street. He remained held in $2,000 bond as the matter continued to May 9.
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Dellpuree, SR
Nichols Street
FORFEITS BOND THEN APPEARS IN COURT ROOM WAIRFIELD
May 7 Special Prank Dasovisch of Kings Highway forfeited a 4,200 bond when he failed to appear in town court for a rescheduled hearing. Attorney James Cummins asked for adjournment. Dasovisch claimed no retrial. Judge Ubivenes declared the bond forfeited and he was arrested a few weeks later in Wairfield by Arthur St. Beane and W. H. Gould.
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Wairfield
Dasovisch
Kings Highway
James Cumininga
Ubivenes
Hindi
Harry Masch Wins in Merchants Fish Trip
A fishing outing for Main Street merchants ended with Harry Masch claiming the best Angler prize after catching 35 finned breaths. A second contest for heaviest fish produced a disputed result. Others aboard the Pearl included Martin L. Horn Louis T Jessie Archibel Litlers Joseph Lavetlerian Wolfe Aaron Walshon Thurphen and Pr Me.
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Huldis Fiest
Adi
Harry Mosch
Sre
Radin Ger
Martin L. Horn
Jouis T
Jessie Archibel Litlers
Joseph Lave Tlerian Wolfe
Aor Jaonin Walshon
Thurphen
Pr Me
Iway
Addiuess Members Hear Katzof Talk on Health
Last night the members of the trideepare Ney 269 were given the important address by J. Katzof, author of Sex. He spoke on health topics and addressed the lodge where he is a member.
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Cacey
Tion J. Katzof
Rs Turing
Itching Torture Remedy Advertised for Skin Problems
An old advertisement promises a topical antiseptic liquid to end itching and clear blemishes overnight. It markets a fast, soothing effect for pimples, blackheads, and irritated skin, claiming safety for sensitive skin and universal use at a low price.
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Zenin
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ST. Mary's Church
Kello
Valle Boca
Mobiloil
Tetley’s
Tetley's
C. U
Christian Union
Compo Beach
Abiley
Hes
Harry Masch
Addiuess
Scholl
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