Sacred Heart Church Dedicated With Solemn Pomp and Ceremony
Sacred Heart Church on Myrtle avenue was dedicated yesterday morning with a solemn high mass attended by two bishops, numerous pastors, and 25 priests. About 1,200 parishioners filled the sanctuary and heard Rev. Maurice F. McAnlitte of Afford and Rev. William Ly Flynn deliver ceremonies. Bishop Nilan and Monsignor Thomas of Hartford presided, with dozens of clergymen present and a choir of 40 voices enhancing the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Father Mooney
Seaway
Peter McClean
Milford
Maurice, McAgutte
St. Thomas’ Arminuary
Mardler
William Ly Flynn
Niten
Thomas
Hartforg
Sechenerady ON
Yalery
Thomas Burke
Tublisr Order of
We Country
John Coyle
New Haven
Richard Carrel
Norwalk
John C. O'Brien
Stamford
Aehael J. O'Connor
Stratford
Jeremiah Duggan
Westport
Thomas Finn
Nolywalk
Gleason
Stamzord
Waggttington
Ds Aed
Poacereul
Catholic
Ienard B. Moo
Vastve
Bishod Nilan
Nilan
Tov
Willand T. Blrke
Mairtiell
James Davgay
Tartford
Edward Shaushnessey
Clermymen
Thomas Burks
Mass meeting marks second anniversary of Czecho Slovakia independence
A large gathering in Bohemian Hall with 1500 attendees celebrated the second anniversary of Czecho Slovakia's independence. Speakers from Rev L J Hariovsky to Col V S Nurban praised democratic aims while fund drives for schools and political activities were noted, with a concluding tableau and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czecho-Slovakia
Ality
Sokolbali
Bohemian Hall
Hallet
Nymis
Supaia
Koloit Orchastra
Europe
Uma
Vale Daily
New York
Ely
Pughout
Lworld
Frst
Se IT
G Masatyis
Fife
4. Simel
Jugo- Slavia
United States
Slyvale
George Sina
Kathevarus
Mary d- Kollar
John Kollar
Bassle Erhardt
Czecho-Republic
Leglongrsé Dancak
Curman
P. ‘Stic
A. Cik
AL Varos
Mellegh
Esther Ambrose
Amerians
Helen Erhardt
Czechos Vainovsky
Ities
Thy Q
Stephen Sichardt
Pantsvinva
Louis Ratunuk
Theophil Chudy
Wuarew Cie
Joseph Melee
Frivols Prize Winners Named in Local Event
Prize committee reports indicate Frivols winners will be announced today with several prizes in multiple divisions. Notable awards include a silver cap from J A Sirdlinger and Son and prizes tied to manufacturers merchants and veterans groups, highlighting a vibrant community celebration in Bridgeport with figures from local business and clubs.
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Cetes
Tate
Locomobile Com
G- W. J Sairchild & Son
Singer Manufacturing Co
J. A. Sirdlinger
Medney of Hearts
Reid & Todd
George Viest
Cellaneous
Tdivision
Long Hin
Metal & compAty
Prin
Bexuw
Bridgeport
Womarr's Club
Hubery
Art Shore
Harvey Hubber
Irish Protest on M Swiney Death and Funeral Rites
A lengthy Dublin protest inscribed with mourning details followed the death of Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney. Mourners wore black, with funeral dirges as processions marched from Washington to Main and State, ending at the casino. Speakers recalled MacSwiney’s sacrifice for Irish freedom, urging continued resistance against British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn J. McMurray Com- Hiew
Fund
Washington
Convay
N O Neill
Thomas F
Burlee
Bolstumy
Wien
Burke
Harding Rejects Article X Debate in Nation’s League Plot
Fragmented OCR reveals a 1920s political argument where Harding opposes entering the League of Nations. The text cites republican and democratic positions, arguing for no entangling alliance and favoring a plan based on United States consultation with Senate and the people. It frames the issue as a choice between unity behind a nation association or continued deadlock and mismanagement.
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Aricle
League of Nation
Camerion
Werahawey
America
Association of Nations
Tran
Senate
League of Nations
Amarley
Alenvita
Amer
Tex
Egenuloy
Wien
Fymerica
Europe
Sides Rest Before Balloting in Chaotic Campaign
The piece reports after hours of debate and crossfire in the political arena as both sides rest before Tuesday’s ballot. Governor Cox plans a Toledo rally and Eugene V Debs campaigns from Atlanta prison, stressing internationalism, unity, and civic duty to sustain peace and liberty.
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Marton
Cox
Toledo
Seymour Sted
United States
Walntel
Son
Wn Agsre
Gusian
Matenless
James M. Cox
Vun Siiulon
Povern
Ame
Warrdn
G. Hardinae
Sam Calvi Coolidge
Raw! Publica Wartona
Ammarieg
Hans Pal
Democrats Seek 51 Seats to Win House Majority
Descriptions of the 1950s US midterm context note Democrats must gain 51 seats to secure a House majority. Mention of Senate races, party splits, and the current balance with vacancies and Republican allies. Emphasis on elections set for Tuesday with terms expiring March 4 and overall party strategy.
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Savericen
Maren 4
Democrata
Demarrara Te Omunina
Republi
Jortiy
Thousands Witness MacSwiney Funeral Procession
Crowds gathered in Dublin as the funeral for Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney drew thousands. Clergy, volunteers, and Irish supporters lined the route from the cathedral to the cemetery, with wreaths and a volley salute marking the solemn tribute to the hunger-striker leader.
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Lothy
Cahedral
Cottery
Trish
Xowty
John Peter MacSwiney
Ness
Cocin Herre
Dominic
MagSwiney
Chute Tain
Arthur Geilth
Teroule MacSwine
Nat Jon
Neaven
Obituary notices from a Bridport area newspaper page
Obituary items list several deaths with partial details including Toha Janetel Tre age 32 who died after injuries from a fall, and Janny Kori, Maud Wheeldon, Frederick Deiter, Baker Lawernson, and others. Burial locations include Lakeview Cemetery and local parish plots. The text reflects a jumble of names, addresses, and funeral plans, with scattered details on survivors and service times.
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Toha Janetel
Sohn
Janheld
Hope Aireet
Bridseport
Taguines
Tram
Iten
Wishop
Mairbeld Avenue
Lakuvlaiy
Janny Kori
Yo Jon Take
Sisle Seab Bon
Bray
George Ad U
Lis Afiesneud
Whiting
Terial
Lakeview
Peraetery
Maud SM
Maud M- Wheeldon
Lie Hanre
Davidson Airces
C. We Simpson
Hod Concert Opens at Madison Avenue Home
A terse note describes a Hod concert evening at the home on Madison Avenue. The event featured insaries and names Y ah and YL A ke atl Uelr, with performances noted as part of a local series. The fragment confirms location but details remain unclear.
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Madison
Weather outlook shifts amid scattered showers and rain
A disrupted forecast from New England to the mid Atlantic hints at a southwest disturbance moving eastward. Expect overcast skies in the Great Lakes region with showers spreading toward the lake area. Central to southern sections face midweek rain, with conditions easing late week in Florida and the Southeast.
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yEngland
Hacteras Federales
General Foree
Appalachian
Florida
North Atlantic
Harding Three Injured in Sunday Accidents
A series of Sunday accidents left three people injured, including a boy near 48 Park Avenue and a woman who fell down a cellar stair. One victim, Vincent Medicvie, 6, suffered a fractured skull and was moved to St. Vincent's Hospital. Helen Repowsky, 19, suffered a brain concussion but was not in serious danger.
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Bregeport
SE. Vincent
Vincent Medicvie
Park Avenue
Park and Railroad Avenues
Samuel Westernsn
Linwood Avenue
Lis
Gwen J. Groark
St. v Vincent’s Hospital
St Maino Xteeer
Helen Repowsky
Pr. Groach
St. Vincent'a Hospital
David Goldbert
Backland
Joseph Warock
Worcester
Mass
Ash Creek Hoise
Fairfield Avenae
Waes
Ricker Brothers
John Bart
Goldberg
Groats
Tu Neent
Continue Great Coal Production
Soft coal production has exceeded twelve million tons for the third week in succession. The U S Geological Survey reports output for the week ending October 23 at 12,146,000 net tons, with loadings on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of last week higher than the same days in the prior week. The year’s record stands with eight hundred million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Qect
United States Geological Survey
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Vy Gahan
Board of
Jeecreation
Initiee
Samuel Davis
LNG
Main Street
George Hames
Park Board
North Avenue
Long Hill
Plymouth
Barktown
MacSwiney
Iretasd
Pierce McCans
Cork
Fig
MauSwilley
Great Britain
Ford
Mw Shi
Leheers
Mudlento
Proteasor
Donne
Ireland
Andrieg
Glivses
Treland
Treedam
MacBwiney
Harding
Ovlah
Bork Pares
Harda
Mowhoch
Coax Nive
Germany
Menacross
Ohio
MatSwirey
Putre
Danioorat
SB. Nicholson
Scrommectiont
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Indiana
Trapibilena
Frank
Watson
Torin
W. Pe
Cuire
Jemilten
Welling
Branderes
Wisconsin
O' Ira
Larouetty
Wadeworth
Spence
Frank Gooding
Kentucky
Nevada
Democra
Actu Ny
Franc B. Willis
Hutdine
Julian Wall
Cox de
Haldover
Nuons
Iggue
Penlent
Witian Ave
Predrick J. ‘Deiter
Robert Wolleanes
Rolevk
Jubert and
Joseph Galdletein
Jasstein
Gannon
Joan Street bYe
Sida
Bond Leo
Nortly Uarolin
Ble Het
Philadelphia
Ns Macher Jang Goldstein
Bond
Bridger Pers . Co
Franke
Brewater Street
Michael Wolski
Michant
Michael Tvihe
Rite
Acrivi
TV Jit
de Maxwell
Ynengenes
Vicky
Liridgeport
Csaba
Furene
Itil
Porscaie
Portland
St. Janis
American’ Hardware Stores
Peirfield Avenue
Snd Middle Street
Main, ST
Enaycom
the Patent Cereals CO
Geneva, N.Y
Va AM
Rosane
Seth
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