Second Storm Fails to Develop Here Above 70
Deputed from the south the second storm failed to develop in Bridgeport area. Reservoirs will gain little water but rainfall eases drought in surrounding regions. Temperature dropped to 42 degrees last night with rain likely today. November rainfall remains well below normal, at 1.72 inches in first twenty two days versus a 2.3 inch average.
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Bridgeport
Samuel Y. Sento
Ridgeport Hydraid Jin Company
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Pba
William Weahay
Norwalk Student Harvard Freshman Writes Song Hit
Stanley Joseloft, Norwalk native and Harvard freshman, co wrote a song titled Now That You're Gone with John Green. The piece appears in the college song book and was accepted by Charlot's Revue now playing in Boston. Joseloft, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Joselate of Seaview Avenue, was active in Norwalk High School and led the Dramatic Club.
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Norwalke
Stanley Joseloft
Robert Joselate
Seaview Avenue
Harvard University
John Green
Charlot
Boston
Young Joseloft
Workmen Riot At Jaures Pantheon Funeral
The body of socialist Jean Jaurès is placed in the Pantheon amid subdued ceremonies in Paris. The procession draws nearly a million spectators as workers chant Internationale and cry down with war. Rioting by workers breaks out near the Pantheon. police arrest several thousand during the disturbance.
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Pari
Navy
Jean Leon Jaures
Wrere
Pantheon
France
Jaurés
Albi
Paris
Saray
Business women visit Stamford club outline
Miss Helen Havener of Portland Maine named regional chairman for New England by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. Miss Adelia Prichard of Portland Oregon completed regional chair appointments as the federation plans the July Portland Maine convention. The Bridgeport delegation will attend and local members will hear Miss Jama Dot, Kansas executive secretary, with Stella G. Cuddy of New Britain to visit Bridgeport Saturday December 6 to discuss convention plans.
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Helen Havener
Portland
Maine
New England
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Adelia Prichard
Ore
National Federation of Business
Dgeport Dip
Starford Lor
Miss Jama
Dot Poincess
Kansas
Stella G. Cuddy
New
Betta
P. Chirbs
Bridgeport
25th District Democrats Select Committees
Delegates from the 25th district met to choose committees and officers for the upcoming state convention in New Haven, aiming to nominate a candidate for U S Senator. Elected were honorary vice-president Edwin C. Shelton of Monroe and honorary secretary Mrs Ruby A Wilcoxson of Stevens on resolutions, with H R Elwood Malefield named rules committee and John H Candee Easton to the committee on permanent organization.
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Ocraliy
New Haven
U. S
Elwood
Malefield
John HH. Candee
Easton
Cornell Women Elect New Officers At Meeting
The Cornell Women club met at Clinton Avenue to elect officers. Sue Emery was named president with Miss Clara G Cornell as a former president honored. Frances Well High School student became vice president and Gladys Wright treasurer. Delegates at large include Mrs Ivy Holy Watson of Danbury and Miss Grane Wright of the city. Emery recently served as state representative. Cowell, longtime president, remains honors president as she recovers in a New York hospital.
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Necticut
Bridgeport Art. League
Clinton Avenue
Sue Amery
Misa Clara G. Cornell
Frances Well
Faspiy
Iwe
Mis. Emery
Thew
Alles Waller
Misa Cowell
Pretty Wedding Wednesday Night in Church Rectory
Miss Misa Lilian Hackett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Tackett, wed Mr Bridgewater, son of Mr and Mrs Bridgewater, at St Charles Church at 11 oclock. Officiant Rev P J McGivney. Attendant Miss Jasthex Massey wore fuschia gown with silver head band. Reception at the bride home, then trip to Pittsburgh and Richmond. They will reside at 67 Yale Street Stratford after January 1. Miss Hackett is connected with Ameri can Sales department.
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Misa Lilian
Hackett
Xirs
Don. Tackett
Kossuth Street
Marshall Bridge
Ity
I. WM
Bridgewater
Oelock
Charles’ Church
P. J. McGivney
Misa Hackett
Jasthex Massey
Ophelia Roses
Torres “Rutherford
Canadian Walker to Compete in New York
Canadian walker Goulding, recently reinstated to amateur status, will compete in two invitational match races under Rose Athletic Association in Sy mare Garifta New York January 21 and 28. He aims to face fan champion and biggio, who won at Antwerp 10,900-mate C and the Olympic ship at Paris. Goulding also plans to attend the Jean championships in San Francisco next summer.
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Vancouver
B. C
Idearee Goula
Walker
Rose Athletic Association
Symare Garifta
New York
Aniermpele
Bigevio
Amiwerpehat
Faris
Goulding Helds
San Francisco
Tiger Athletic Fund Shows Huge Increase
Pringston N 2 Nov 34 An increase of 110005 in the halls of the Athletic fund is shown in the annual report of Dx GC Wi Kennedy chairman of the Board of Central for the year ending last June. The increases due the report stalls to a desrenga of 47084 in operannen expenses and an increase of 58060 in receunts which watc hed through intsalia new bhdeet system by atkimans controler and Jr Murray treasury of cla sociion. An incense in ti dents participatiing in rated.
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Pringston
Khown
Wi Kennedy
Board of
Central
Desrenga
Intsalia New
Em Again May Never A Plain Fair Isle Garment Report
A fragmentary item describes Sunday morning warmth inspiring interest in knitted Fair Isle suits and matching long leggings with a sweater detail. The text mentions friends with cars and a playful, divergent tone about clothing and craftsmanship.
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Bo’ Heulsa
Fair Isle
Professor Bainton Lectures on Great Abelard Forum
Professor Bainton delivered the second in a series of historical lectures at the United Ghureh-Community Forum. He spoke on Abelard, drawing a large audience of students from France and elsewhere.
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Bainton
Forum ON
United Ghureh
Roland Forum
H.G Bainton
France
Prof
Balnton
Americans Press Vote At Opium Conference
The American delegation at the Drug Congress plans to press for a vote to reduce narcotics production and traffic to medical and scientific needs. A majority sentiment among the three nations at the conferences is believed favorable, aiming for a convention with minor provisions. Japan’s stance remains unsettled as talks include drafts for a convention to be signed.
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Ghenwva
Drug Congress
Loy
Japan
Goldenrod Scout Ten Mile Hike Plans Outlined
Goldenrod troop of girl scouts under Lt Vera Wesche and Doris Gamwell prepare for a ten mile hike. A program is planned for those who do not go on the hike with meetings and assignments. Notable participants include Blaine Pratt as Lalnia Sean Elizabeth Carter Ruth Anderson and Téi Man Nygren with Maude Ainsworth as minister in the staged ceremony.
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Goldenrod
Vera Wesche
Doris Gamwell
Goldenrod Troop
eRiby
Pacholak
Leone
Ruth Anderson
Téi Man Nygren
Mal
Honlor
Ruth
Helen Tatkhews
Maude Ainsworth
LKS Show to Continue Three Days This Week
LKS annual fashion show and Hion of Tanidgenort led No. 36 BP GO B will be continued during the first three days of this week, announced by Ruler Michael Tea. Arrangements include new feature acts and a fashion display with new cloaks, dancing planned after the performances.
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Hion
GO. B
Iter
Michael Tea
Vatviev
Hi Fumber
Spe
Man Loses Sight After Explosive Accident Verdict
Leopold Schneider of Bast Norwalk awarded weekly compensation after a work accident. The commission found he lost sight and suffered injuries from a torch fuse explosion while employed by Robert G. Raymond and Davenport. He will receive 14 dollars weekly for 820 weeks, with past due amounts to be paid in a lump sum. He had earned 24 dollars weekly at the time and was attempting to relight a kerosene torch when it exploded.
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Nev
Leopold Schneider
Bast Norwalk
Comener
Edward’. Buck i
Robert G. Raymond
Dendaie & Davenport
Thiy City
Schneider
Buckingham
I Schneider
Raymond
Davenport
Sisterhood to Start Child Study Work Course
The Sisterhood of the Park Avenue Temple plans a new child study course led by Mrs. Charles H. Brody. The first class is tomorrow at 2 PM in the temple’s normal room. The program outlines four topics including Child Training, Jewish Home Intimence, and Jewish Religious Education with reference works by Angelo Patri and Gamoran.
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al ohuUd
Parik Avents
Mra
Charles
Brody
Angelo Patri
Gamoran
Creomulsion Emulsified Creosote Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Creomulsion as a two fold cure for chronic coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims soothing and healing effects on inflamed membranes while the creosote acts in the stomach to fight germs. Money back guarantee if relief is not obtained after the listed directions.
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Med A Health Agency
Fon Co
Atlanta
Winearnis treatment advertised in 13 medicine bottle claim
An advertisement urges readers to restore blood and vitality by taking Winearnis. It promises quick red blood production, strengthened nerves, and renewed energy with a ten days course using a single bottle sold for 1.10 dollars.
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Sorel
Pyall
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