Stratford PTA to Host Lectures and Demonstrations Day Event
Under the North find Parent Teachers association of Stratford there will be a program of lectures and demonstrations in Granga Kall Friday afternoon and evening. The afternoon includes a dress for va and fireless cooker demonstration and talks on making school lunches and children clothes. In the evening health and textile work will be discussed.
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Foreign War Vets Celebrate Second Anniversary
The Raymond W Harris Post Veterans of Foreign Wars marks its second anniversary with a event at the club rooms 18h Shinglen Avenue. Invitations go to patriotic societies. guests include Walter Iglover and R W Adjutant General from national quarters, Department Commander Werbert McCuen from New Haven. Walter Ingroyee to speak, followed by entertainment and a dance.
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Bergdoll Lawyer Decides to Answer Quiz
In Washington on May 18 the House pursued five contempt charges against Harry Weinberger for refusing to testify. Bergdoll’s former counsel suddenly agreed to answer questions, testifying he charged 5000 dollars in fees and paid none to other lawyers. He claimed no knowledge of buried gold linked to Bergdoll’s escape.
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Clergy urged to aid enforcement of day law in Connecticut
At Christchurch Cathedral the Connecticut Protestant Episcopal diocese convened with Dean W P Ladd calling for active clergy cooperation to enforce prohibition. The session featured morning prayer led by Bishop Chauncey B Brewster. Reports urged church camps for boys and welcomed Epiphany New Haven parish. New chancellor Burton Mansfield was named, with standing and synod delegates elected from clergy and laity.
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Lloyd George Briand Debate Stirs England
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