Day Addresses Graduating Class of New Teachers
A Connecticut teacher training campus graduation unfolds with Rev Dr William Horace Day delivering a keynote on teamwork and purpose. He urges graduates to foster teamwork that unites individuals as citizens, workers, and church members while reflecting on preservation and unity amid historic war memories.
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United Church
William — Horace Day
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Mt Tobin
Jesus
Gotiisbare
Ameren
Fosands
Liberty
Richards Beats Lacoste in Paris tennis clash
Vincent Richards defeated Rene Tit'nate 7-5 4-6 8-8 in a marathon mixed team final, as the United States routed France eight to three. Helen Wills won her singles, and Elizabeth van Browne paired with Mars Browne in doubles to contribute to the American victory.
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Vincent Richards
Toda
Rene Tit
Nate
New York
Tenns Star
Freretman
United States
France
Mia Flelen Wills
Madame Rene Matthieu
Har
Ongey
Boulberet
Fie
Missy Elizabeth Stvan Punedoowil
Mars K. Browne
Wera
Mile Cousin
Mile
People’s Church to Act on Resignation
The People's Church plans action on the resignation of Pastor Rev. Herisy A Davenport who may retire after fifty years of service. The church would appoint Devons Port as pastor emeritus while Davenport remains undecided about a return. Davenport asked to be released by next September, with Rev. Reckase advising 67-year-old timing as not to interfere with published plans.
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Herisy
Honges
Devons Port
Pethremen
Mr Davenport
Local Veterans to Exhibit World War II Mortar Trophy
Raymond W. Har Vin post No. 145 VFW lands a 250 millimeter mortar captured from German forces in World War I. Major Arthur Bennett will mount the relic in a city park after a park commission agreement, with eventual presentation to Bridgeport on November 12 following Armistice Day events.
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Raymond W. Har Vin Post No. 145
Arthur Bermett
James EB
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Veterans of Foreign War
Sudsden
Arthur C Bennett
Mijor Beynett
Bennett
Borah Opposes Referendum On Liquor By States
Baltimore May 30 Senator Borah Republican Iowa voiced strong opposition to state referendums on prohibition at the Presbyterian General Assembly. He urged upholding the Constitution and the constitutional amendment process, warning that nullification or repeal would violate the Eighteenth Amendment. He argued only amendment or full constitutional breach could end prohibition, condemning referendums as disloyal to law and order.
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Borah
Baltimore
Ivahoa
Presbyterian Genral Assembly
Brooh
Dartrine Wis
Obituary notices from Stratford and area churches
A list of obituaries from Stratford area residents. Patrick Gloster assistant pastor at St Charles Church dies at home in Winstead. Mary Doyle widow of James T Wilson dies at home with family survivors. Charles W Burrall dies at Stratford residence with wife and children. Harold H Mather dies at 25 after long illness in New Bedford. Mrs Joseph Blasko dies at 278 Bruce Avenue with two sons and two daughters. Anne Murphy wife of Cesary procedures dies in Richmond Hill. Mrs Anna J Clark widow of Leroy dies at Park Avenue residence with survivors.
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Patrick Hvme
Thomas P. Gloster
St. Charles Church
Hinsdale Avenue
Winsted
Father Gloster
Elizabeth
Katherine Gloster
Mary Barrett
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mary Doyle
James T. Wilson
Hazelwood Avenue
Ann Wilson
William
Margaret
Alice
Martha Doyle
Henry O'Meua
Martin J. Doyle
Denver
Cole
John Dossle
Ely
Margaret Clark
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Augustine’s Church
Burral
St. Michael's Cemetery
Charles W. Burrall
Charles WW. Burrall
Main Street
Stratford
Joan M
Mary
Lucy
Me Burrell
Harold H. Mather
Arthur H
Carrie Mather
Maplewood
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Joseph Blasko
Amma
Jozeph Blasko
Bruce Avenue
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Barnum Avenue
Stephen
John
Anna Mihalik
Mais Hunyadi
St. Michaels Cemeter
Anna J. Clark
Anna E
Leroy
Park Avenue
Aunst G. Rakes
Jennie Sherwood
Edward Reynolds
William Florian Elected President of Bible Class
William Florian was named for the fifth term president of Everyman's Bible class at yesterday's officers election. The report covered the year June to May 29 with 9785 attendees and an average of 261 per meeting. Also elected were Byron Merwin William V Garner Earl Lindsley Harold J Wood Ester C Burdek secretary Charles Crowther assistant secretary Herbert Lassen Ernest H Davis treasurer. Charles Calhoun led the talk Finding God Away From Home. National and state Bible class officials will attend Federation Day next Sunday with guests including Harry Slack Dr J A Congerve J A Wright and Fred B Peck. The BC orchestra from New Britain will provide music.
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William Florian
Everyman's
Florian
Byron Merwin
William V. Garner
Earl Lindsley
Harold J. Wood
Ester C. Burdek
Charles Crowther
Herbert Lassen
Ernest H. Davis
Charles K. Calhoun
God
Harry Slack
New York City
National Federation of Men's Bible Classes
J. A. Congerve
New Britain
National Federation
J. A. Wright
Merides
State Federation of Men's Bible Clases
Fred 8. Peck
Bridgeport Federation of Men's Bible Classes
Morocc o Warriors Cheer As General Steeg Honored
More than 19 000 Moroccan warriors on foot and on horses paid homage to Jules Steeg, French resident general in Morocco, as Generals Moukin and De Chambrin and Colonel Nogues joined his staff. Native regulars drew swords, saluted, and the warriors fired a salute of peace before resuming their tasks.
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Amjot
Morocco
Wfoot
Jules Steeg
Giant Fokker plane to carry 35 passengers
A giant multi motor airplane under construction from designs of Anthony F. Fokker will provide sleeping accommodations for passengers. It will have at least three motors with sufficient horsepower to be navigated if one engine fails. The report notes the plane’s development details and mentions a related burial at Gaston cemetery for a great-grandchild and sister Mrs Carnhell.
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New York
Anthony H. G Fokker
Arplane
Ren
Mrs Carnhell
Gaston Cemen “Cy
Pequot Yacht Club Announces 15 Championship Races
Pequot Yacht Club unveils the 1928 schedule with fifteen championship races plus other events at Southport. Races start at 2:20 pm in S, Stan, and O classes. A yacht must start at least ten championship races and be steered by a club member to qualify for the championship pennant. points are earned for starting and defeating others, while disqualified boats earn no points.
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Southport
T Pequot Yacht Club
N. M. Wharton
Lawrence Crawford
Henry A. Jennings George OQ
Charles G. Miller
Larchmont
Junior Racing Association of L. F. Sound
Vice-Commodore
Sesquicentennial Exposition Opens to Costs 24 Million
Philadelphia hosts a vast international fair tying to 150 years of American independence. Key features include the Liberty Bell replica, grand pavilions from Liberal Arts to Education, and government displays. The complex spans 45 major buildings, 250 booths, and extensive foreign and state exhibits with a naval yard open for visitors. The project cost about 24 million dollars and runs from May to December.
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America
League Island
Navy Yard
Grand Court
Palace of Liberal Arts and Manufactures
Liberal Arts
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of Fine Arts
Palace of Education
United States
New York
Washington
Newburgh
Hudson
Wall Street
Trenton
New Jersey
Alamo
Texas
Colonial Street
Old High Street
Market Street
Government Palace
Sesqui Brigade
United States Army
Air Service
Chemical Warfare
Quartermaster Corps
Taj Mahal
Delhi
India
Persia
Japan
Egypt
Latin America
RACING ENTRIES Continued From Page Seven
Racing entries list multiple horses with numbers for several races. The page shows Fifth Race three year olds and up seven furlongs Memorial Davy handicap with a slate of entries, then Sixth Race maiden two year olds five furlongs on Widener course, and Seventh Race for three year olds and up one mile and a sixteenth with claiming conditions and various entrants.
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Sarazen
Turt Ido
Chilhowee
Rock Star
American Flag
Senaldo
Macaw
Sun Flag
Sun Pal
Silver Fox
Band Play
Hardwood
Laura Diane
Flyman
Applecross
Nichavo
Flechita
Liane
Rocky Lane
Exchequer
Sherman
Olympic
Lady Raglan
Rigella
Highwayman
Watts
Delhi Boy
Louisville Entries First Race Day Cards
Louisville entries for a mixed program listing six races with ages, distances, purse money, and claiming or handicap designations. Notable horses include Wood Nymph Irene Bohan Judge Caverly Roune The Code Dark Phantom Florence Mills Black Maria Indiana polis Dawn of Tomorrow Sea Drift Serious detail on weights and allowances appears in the per race entries.
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Lady Carolyn
John Bagoer
kThe Janitor
Royal Sweep
Xleb
Broomster
Wood Nymph
Irene Bohan
Judge Caverly
Roune
the Code
Florida Gold
Dr. Bureet
Sophronia Fair
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Apard
Rotherme
Hhinock
Tangara
Reedbegtion
Scamp
Musician
Miss Abriola and Bridgeport Man to Marry June 2
Rev John C Lynch will officiate the wedding of Miss Camilla Abriola daughter of Mr and Mrs Antonio R Abriola 3068 Main Street and Anthony Lortendo son of Mr and Mrs Raffaele Cortenazio 60 Hunting Street at St Patrick's Church on Wednesday June 2 at 9 am Miss Abriola will be attended by her sister Miss Rosslind Abriola and the best man will be Gus Meyers Jr leader of the Palace orchestra After the nuptial mass the couple will leave on a wedding trip They will reside at 66 Hunting Street
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John C. Lynch
Camilla Abriola
Antonio R. Abriola
Main Street
Anthony Lortendo
Raffaele Cortenazio
Hunting Street
St Patrick's Church
Rosslind Abriola
Gus Meyers Jr
Palace Orchestra
Miss Abriola
Dertenzio
Sousa
Bishop's wife to attend ceremony at Saint Michael's
The Inter-parochial Woman's auxiliary to Saint Michael's church Tunxis Hill will hold its regular monthly meeting at Saint Michael's Tuesday at 10:30 AM. A service and groundbreaking ceremony for the new rectory will take place, with Mrs Edward Campion Acheson of Middletown, wife of the bishop coadjutor, slated to be present.
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Saint Michael's Church
Tunxis Hill
Saint Michael's
Edward Campion Acheson
Middletown
Man Falls From Bed In 3 Story Accident
Philip Almeda forty five of 52 Lexington avenue fell from a bed three stories high onto a cement pavement yesterday. He was badly injured with a fractured skull and internal injuries. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital in serious condition and may not survive.
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Philip Almeda
Lexington Avenue
Almeda
St. Vincent's Hospital
Haberlin
New Milk Adulteration Board Formed in New York
Health Commissioner Harrix announced a trial board with power to revoke licenses or permits of dealers found guilty of distributing adulterated milk. The board aims to curb an inspector accused of coercion and blackmail against milk dealers, as courts have proven ineffective in such cases.
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New York
Harrix
Harris
New England Memorials Honor World War Dead
New England towns and universities memorialize World War I fallen with bridges, trees, parks, and building friezes. Amherst Massachusetts Agricultural College bears a riese dedicating names Alane Marne St Mihiel and Argonne. Memorials span Maine to Vermont with monuments, bridges, and hospitals to honor the dead.
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Berkshires
Alane-Marne
St Mihiel
Argonne
America
Atlantic
Maine-New Hampshire
Piscataqua River
Portsmouth
Kittery
Navy Yard
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Waterville
Oakland
Putnam, Conn
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Burlington
Battery Park
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Mannchester
Lowell
Athol Mass
Hamden
Cann
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Providence
Catholic Daughters to Meet at Knights of Columbus Club
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a special meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
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