Progress Exposition Opens with 210 Booths at Seaside Park
Seaside Park hosts a large Progress Exposition with 210 booths under a vast 45,000 square foot tent. The Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon and rally featuring Carl F. Dietz, 400 city business leaders, and 37 cooperating organizations to review progress, admit exhibitors, and finalize details. The event, part of Progress Week, aims to showcase civic achievement and inspire widespread community support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seaside Park
Audi Ge In
Carl F. Dietz
Women's Civic League
Speidel
The
Advertising Club
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Architects Association
Art League
Association of Insurance Agents
Asasociation
Business Men’’s Association
Bridgeport
Maater Painters Association
Bridgeport Typothetae
City Administration
Civitan Club
Cost Accountants Param
Council
Credit Men‘s Associaton
Employment Managers Association
Engineers Club
Exchange Club
Export Club
Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Manufacturers Association
Master Bulldera Exchange
Master Hleetricians Association
Medical Association
Heal Estate Board
Necspraat Club
Rotary Club
Scientific and Istorical Society
Traffic Association
United Commercial Travelers
Retail Board
Federation of
Progress Week
New Fingland
Percy P. Anderson
A. V. Bodine
W. C. Hawley
Abraham Schnee
William Shaughnessy
E.G. Southey
George H. Woods
B. G. Southey
Percy F. Anderson
Park Avenue
Bridgeport 68 Humane Essay Prizes Named For Local students
Connecticut Humane Society lists Bridgeport students among 68 prize winners and honors from 1500 entrants in the humane school poster contest. Bridgesport, Stratford, Norwalk recipients include Barnum Columbus Lincoln MeKinlay Staples Waltersville and St. Augustine schools with $1 awards and several honorable mentions.
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Connecticut Humane Society
Stratford
Norwalk
Humane School
Bridgeport
South Norwalk
Barnum
Catherine Cher~venak
George Pistey
Neill Bucchino
Sheridan Butler
Columbus
Dominic Colonnese
William Terr
Joseph Guerra
Estee Lewis
John Nosil
Lincoln School
Margaret Chacha
Mary Palazzo
Frederica Tatti
Annie Feltzin
Helen Freedman
Mollie Sriedmann
Evelyn Harday
Sophia Heisner
George Vancho
MeKinlay
Vincent Mackro
Grace Mitchell
Annette Mitchulm
Joseph Pidio
Frank Keeling
August Mackro
Staples
Stephen Blaner
Paul Severin
Paul Zapotocky
Edith Frascatore
Anna Hornalk
Waltersville
Paul Terry
Antoinette Donadeo
Vincent Roberts
Rose Cavallaro
Nadie Kneshter
Helen Kriss
Howard King
Josephine Roselio
Washington
Lil
Wiliam Stafford
Edward Tratter
St John’s Parachial
Albert Fijalka
Joseph Himureick
Mary Marchevsky
Stephen Saksa
Helen Dugas
Nicholas Dupilnaky
Anna Gana
Michael Grega
Joseph Huda
Lawrence Tripovsky
Andreeo Duka
John Paviovsky
Michael Pekar
Joseph Vitka
St. Mary's
Joseph Vecchio
Doward Mis
Honeyspot
Lilian Abrams
Michael Lian
Edward F. Suky
Andrew Raley
Elizabeth Bogaty
Eva Gladsisin
Mamie Herman
Michael Suky
Sedgewick
Ruth Vining
Thomas Atkins
Marshall Barnsley
Johnson Bayles
Wart Bellwood
Ernest Howard
Alice Turner
Flora White
Washington School
Helen Dimon
Reymond Thorley
Chesley White
Harriet L. Wilcoxson
Main, wounded, 18 held for murder
New York May 24. After wandering twelve hours with a gunshot wound Bleige a 33 year old black longshoreman was arrested and charged with murder in a tenement house shooting. He says Walter fired first and he returned fire. both guns were disposed of in a rubbish can. He was treated at Bellevue hospital.
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New York
Avannah Jim Bilge
Bleige
Walter
President Coolidge Recovered After Indigestion Attack
A Mayflower radio message said President Coolidge is well after an indigestion attack that forced cancellation of engagements. He recovered enough yesterday to travel with two doctors, Major James F Coupania and Commander Joel T Boone, aboard the yacht Mayflower. In Norwalk, thieves stole several hundred dollars of silverware from a trunk in Mrs. C. B. Bourne’s Shorehaven garage, forcing entry with a key over the weekend.
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Washington
Mayflower
Coolidge
Norwalk
C. B. Bourne
Shorehaven
East Norwalk
Textile yard sale offers varied shades and hammocks
This ad lists several outdoor shade sails in green or brown priced from 3.50 for 4 ft to 9 ft at 8.50 and 10 ft at 9.50 plus 42 dollars for an item with wind shield. It also notes mixed mattresses priced 8.50 to 12, heavy canvas couch hammocks with tufted cotton mattresses from 19.50 to 25, a glider couch with frame at 29, and hammock stands 4.50.
Flag offers 5 x 8 wool and 4 x 6 cotton sets
An advertisement lists a 5 by 8 foot all wool flag at government standard for 4.50 and a 4 by 6 foot cotton flag complete with pole and bucket priced at 1.49.
Weekend black enamel suitcase cretonne lined 18 and 20 in
A weekend black enamel suitcase with cretonne lining sized 18 and 20 inches is offered at 2.25 dollars.
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U A Ath
He Healetts
Luvre Bros. Co
Cambridge, Mass
Helen Eckle
Dorothy
Leavenworth
Jean Reid
Ethel Smith
Ethel Wheeler
Mabel R. Wyttives
Franklin Junior High School
Delen Czira
Mary Bodnar
Irene Chahey
Henry Jalasco
Helen Kardos
Ada Utzinger
Sigmund White
Irene L. Baker
Helen Botsikas
Alec Cream
Rose DeFlorio
Roland Dreabek
Paul Massey
Irene Sharkany
James Sharkany
Tessie Tepper
John Vasale
John White
Hubert Willams
Roger Ludlow
Albert van Loan, Jr
Owland
Connecticut
Cliptwood
Florgf
Aluminum
Leonard Manufacture
Howland Dry Goods
Davis & Hawley Co
John
Berkshire Mig Coal Co
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