Church club banquet showcases Liberty and the Law talk
The Church club of the Ppopal diocese of Connecticut hosted a quarterly banquet at the Stratfield hotel ballroom drawing nearly 200 attendees. U S district judge Edwin B. Thomas spoke on liberty and the law, tracing constitutional development and urging that liberty is not license, with amendments a topic of shared interest.
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Church Club
Ppopal Diocese of
Connecticut
Stratfield Hotel
Thomas
United States
Sam R. Hardy
Diocese of New York
National Federation of Church Clubs
George Lush
A. Clifton Flather
Charles Keeseli, Jr
Stanley Beans
Bruce Young
Artstant Eperts
Bridgeport called pioneer city in religious school debate
Dr Weigle urged weekday church schools to complement public education, arguing religion is missing from schools today and warning against undermining moral education. He cited personal experience with his children and contrasted Sunday school with public schooling, prompting an open forum afterward. Father Henry Keily delivered the benediction.
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Board of Emivation
Bridgeport
Tdi Weigle
Weigle
de Weigle
Dr. Weigle
Weigler
Henry E. Keily
St. George's Episcopal Church
Hawley Elected Again Head of Bridgeport Manufacturers
George Hawley, vice president of Bridgeport Gas Light, was re elected president of the Bridgeport Manufacturers Association at the annual meeting and dinner at Brooklawn Country Club. Officers named include Sumner Simpson as first vice president A V Bodie as second vice president and Dwight C Wheeler as treasurer. After dinner Dr Thomas Trevis spoke with moving pictures showing Newfoundland wildlife and moose riding. Committees for 1927-1928 were announced with extensive lists of names from local firms and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawley
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Hudgeport Manufacturers’ Association
Brooklawn Country Club
Sumner Simpson
Raybestos Company
A V Bodie
Dictaphone Company
Dwight C. Wheeler
Acme Sheaf Company
Newfoundland
Thomas Trevis
Bureau of Commercial Economics
Washington, DC
North Woods
Thomas
Forest and Stream
Lfe
Catalina
Dr. Travis
Travis
H. Bullard
Bullard Machine Tool Company
W. C. Bryant
Bryant Electric Company
L A
Nothnngle International Silver Company
Herman K. Beach
Bridgeport Metal Goods Manufacturing Company
L R. Edwards
Harvey Hubbell
Wills F. Hobbs
Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing Corporation
H. B. Houghton
Bridgeport Casting Company
HOC. Ives
Ives Manufacturing Company
H D Strong American Chain Company
J. R. Wrigley
Bridgeport Paper Hox Company
K. Becker U 5 Aluminum Company
Gerald C Bryant
Head Chain Company
Malcolm Fame
Amenean Tube and Stamping Company
J. P Frisme Frisble Pie Company
George C. Gensh
Handy and Hayman Company
C. H. Graesser
Manning
American Fab
Ies Company
M. L Waterman
Singer Manufacturing Company
W. Stewart Clark General Electric Company
Harry G Specht
Cc F Dieto
Clarman
W. F Hobbe Sumner Simpson
A E MacDonald
George M Baines
WH Pease
R W, Milla
A J Porter JC Hunting
H. J. Benzie
W. B. Webster
H Cother
W . Clark
George Warren
L. A Nothvagle
Scoutmasters Hold Monthly Meeting at Boy Scout Headquarters
The regular monthly meeting of scoutmasters was held last night at Boy Scout headquarters, QOL Breadstreet. Members discussed program actions and committee tasks as part of the year’s agenda, with reports on projects and upcoming events.
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Boy Scout
Qol Breadstreet
Obituary notices of several residents and relatives
Funeral services were held for Mary Egan wife of John P Lynch of 55 Kanistan avenue at Sacred Heart church after a wake at her home. Buried at St. Michael's cemetery. Also listed are services for Ignacy Samorijczyk, Josephine E Brennan, five year old Thomas J O'Donnell, Anthony Seanzi, Anna Davies, and William Soumthingwell. The notes include burial details, pallbearers, and church locations. Other deaths include Timothy Carthy and Samuel W Fairchild Sr with synopses of service times, churches, and burial plans.
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Ay Dern
Mary Egan
Wfe
John P Lynch
Kanistan Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Martin Flynn
William Hartnett
A. Condon
Philip Oakey
Jeremiah Burke
Thomas McCarthy
St. Michael's Cemetery
Afrs
Josephine E. Brennan
Josephine E
William J. Brennan
Center Street
St. Augustines
Thomas J. O'Donnel
Thomas J. O'Donnell
Hugh A
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Beach Street
Walnut Beach
Milford
Father Curran
St. Anne's Church
Devon
St. Mary's Cemetery
Timothy.Carthy
Timothy McCarths
South End
Crane Valve Company
Hillside Home
Crane Company Relief Association
Lieberum& Heaphy
Lafayette Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Bintal
Two More Bodies Raise Death Toll After Blast
City Council approved a 100000 emergency fund to repair shattered dwellings in the desolate wallet area after a deadly blast. Mayor Kline warned at least 15 buildings must be torn down to prevent further fatalities as demolition began. Relief agencies fed and clothed the homeless while investigators continued to seek the blast’s cause with few clues.
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Charles H Kline
Funeral services for Samuel William Fairchild held in New York
Prominent physician chemist and banker Samuel William Fairchild of Stratford died Sunday at 3001 Sedgwick Avenue Bronx. His funeral was conducted at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue and 3rd Street with Bishop Finest M. Stites officiating. Survivors include three daughters Mrs William Kirkland Mrs Henry Butler Mrs Byron Long and two sons Benjamin and Samuel William Fairchild.
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W. Fairchid
Samuel W. Fairchild
Kingsbridge
O'Lock
8Th Thomas
New York
Ernest Matttes
Long Island
R. H Brooks
Fairchild
Thomas Feirchild
Stratford
Stratford Academy
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Union League Club
St. Thomas Churen Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Emily Justine Tappen
Thomas
Myrtle Fairhild
Broadstreet
William R. Kirkland
Hey W Butler
Byron A A. Long
Captain Long
U. N
Benjamin T
Samuel Wiliam Fairchild
St. Thomas’ Church
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Finest M. Stites
Fanchid
Myitis
Virginia Fairchild
West Broad Street
Sedgwick Avenue
Bronx
Pharmacy College
College of Pharmacy
City College of
Fairchild Brothers and
Foster
Bowery Cavings Bank
Belgium
France
Greece
Legion of Honor
Leopold II
St. Louis
New York Ciy
Metropolitan Museum
Caruy Trade
Board of Trade and Transportation
Chamber of Commerce of
Botanical Gardens
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Franco-American Society
Wce
French Institute of America
Sevelia Home For Children
Permanent
Blind Relief War Fund
Polyclinic Medical School
Princess Anne of Virginia Society
Sons of Revolution
New England Society
Pilgrim Society
Metropolitan Bankers Club of New York
Metropolitan Club of Washington
Devonshire of England Club
Travelers and L’union Society of Paris
Anne Fairchild
Thomas Fairchild
Emily Justin Tappen
Supreme Court
Abraham B. Tappen
Manhattan
Airs
Wiliam B
Kirkland
Henry W. Butler
Byron A. Long
Benjamin Tappen Fairchild
Samuel William Fairchild
Benjamin T. Fairchild
Greenwich
Myrtis Virgin Fairehuld
Fog Ends Summery Day as Dense Mist Envelops City
Bridgeport reports a sunny day with temperatures near 70 degrees Fahrenheit followed by night fog and mist. Traffic slowed briefly as fog cleared after midnight, with Leonard Taft of the New Haven Weather Bureau predicting clearing skies and possible rain in the early afternoon and much colder temperatures tonight and Thursday. The fog resulted from southerly air from the Atlantic bringing moisture that formed mist but not precipitation.
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Weber
Bridgeport
Bop. m
Burge Arrest Report From 385 Mason Street Scene
In a colored man’s room, a struggle occurred as a burglary was attempted yesterday. The unnamed resident fought back a intruder who gained entry through a window. A weapon was shown and the assailant fled, leaving the room in disarray amid the rapid escape.
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Wanda
Glass Faces Prohibition Seizure in Senatorial Speech
Senator Glass denounces efforts to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment and critiques calls to nullify it. He contrasts resistance to Prohibition with historical Southern resistance to the Fifteenth Amendment, arguing the latter was war driven and aimed at white civilization, while current defiance undermines constitutional law. He notes lack of enforcement statutes for the Fifteenth Amendment and defends Virginia’s record against racial disenfranchisement.
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Glass
Gsenfling
Jhia Fetter
Mquor
Virginia
Virginian
Union
P. T. Congress Holds Danbury Meeting in November
Danbury hosts the executive board of the Congress of Connecticut Parent-Teacher associations as fifty delegates meet at the Swedish Congregational Church. President Mrs Elizabeth L Watson of West Haven presides. reports on education and child hygiene are heard. a courtly PT association is formed in Hartford county. seven county associations exist statewide.
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Danbury
The
Congress of Connecticut
Parent- Teacher Associations
Swedish Congregational Church
Elizabeth L. Watson
West Haven
Congress
R. Case
Bridgeport
Mary Potters
State Board of Education
A. G. Ireland
Connecticut
Gertrude Dexter
Hartford
Fink Porter
New Haven
Ralph Torrington
Waterbury
Hartford County
Hospital treatment refused by elderly woman in care
Mrs. Hilda Milley, 77, of 723 Ogden Street, refused ambulance care and hospital transfer for a second time despite visiting nurses and Dr. Jacob Lerman in charge. Her son, who cared for her, was arrested for intoxication as police were summoned to the home. The woman insisted she would die at home, not in a hospital.
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Rnk
Hilda Milley
Ogden Street
Jacob Lerman
Bruno heads St Marys committee for church fundraiser
Robert Bruno chairs the St Marys committee arranging entertainment at the Rite Bellroom on Monday November 21 for the rebuilding fund. The group met last night for final plans. Another social event to raise funds will be held tomorrow at the Catholic Community house with alumni of SS Josepha sponsoring a card party.
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Robert Bruno
Rite
St Mary's Church
SS Josepha Ance Emy
Rey Wilsaq
Seledy
How Can Women Keep Well for Singing?
Mrs Belle Thompson of East Lake Tennessee recounts recovery from years of weak health aided by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits renewed sleep and energy to the remedies, noting they helped her care for her three children and perform daily work.
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Belle Thompson
44Th ST. Halt Lake
Tenn
Georgia
East Lake
Lydia E. Pinkham
Saya A
Happy Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy Note
A woman from Union City New Jersey writes that Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after several bottles, helping her appetite headaches and well being. She keeps a bottle handy and offers to answer letters, noting the medicine has been used for over fifty years.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Jennik Bornraman
Union City
N. J
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Sach
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WBZ Springfield
Wtic Hasford
Coon
Les Rae
Delbey
Ian Cream Howe
Lee Cream
Mads Bits Tee Craem
Lee
Courane
Serant
Hawley
Gas Light Company
Association
JRGK
Scoutmasters
Ignacy Samorijcz
Ignacy Samorijczyk
Burroughs Street
St. Michael's Church
Anthony Seanzi
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mer+gan street
St. Raphael's Church
Anna Davies
Anna W Davies
Harry Davies
Willow Street
Davies
England
Lucetta Warner Circle
Brotherhood of America
R. J. Long
Berean Memorial Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Wiliam Fanning Tennine
William Souumng
Hea Jn
Hugh
James
John
George Plude
William Sheehan
Helen Fanning
St. Augustine's Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Francia
du Ja B. Greenepun
Tsvisis
Nadl
W. Fairchild
Burge Arest Ue
SOUTH
P. T. Congress
ST. Mary’s
Creomulsic
Barnum
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Knowlton Street
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