Weekday religious schools debate in Bridgeport parish
Speech at Olivet Church by Mr McClusky urges weekday religious education as essential and warns against secular drift. He cites education of youth and cites Roosevelt on national character, advocating weekday church schools as a practical solution to religious schooling concerns.
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Olivet
McClusky
Bridgeport
Petit
Tun Uurine
Theodore Roosevelt
Ste+ Clusky
Soviet Cloud Over Security Plans
Nations and Allies debate Germany’s role in the League amid fears of punitive actions against Russia. German leaders demand special treatment until European armaments shrink, while Allies push cautious inclusion. France and Poland seal a defensive accord, and Article XV outlines council action when unanimity fails.
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Germany
Poland
France
League
Fire damages building in Punitteta incident
A fire damaged a building in Punitteta as janitors and firemen battled through a cement block area. The blast and smoke required reports to the authorities and an investigation into the cause and extent of damage.
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Punitteta
Southern Visitors Arrive for New England Trade Tour
Virginia and North Carolina business leaders visit Bridgeport for a dinner and talks on American unity, defense, and industrial development. Speakers urge relocation of coastal defenses, discuss coal and waterway links, and promote Connecticut as a manufacturing hub with Bridgeport as gateway to New England.
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Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
New England
J. P. Jervey
Portsmouth
H. J. Benchoff
Woodstock
Shenandoah National Park Association Inc
Oo. A. Reynolds
Newport News Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin T. Gunter
Accomac
Virginia Produce’ Exchange
Fire truck crashes into tenement on Burton Street
Waterbury report states trek number two of the Burton street fire engine ran into a three family house at 219 121 Hast Farm Street while answering an alarm. Six firemen avoided injury when a broken steering rod caused the crash tearing fences lawns and hedges before stopping at the stone steps waking residents. In New York federal police enforcement urged as possible measure to curb prohibition as Buckher calls it a dead letter and says the government has made no attempt to enforce it.
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Waterbury
Burton Street
Hast Farm Street
New York
Federal Police Cours
United States
Buckher
Prohibition
Aviator Ames Found Dead in Mountain Crash Rescue Ends
Searchers located the aviator near Hecla peak after a night mail route crash. The body was brought to Belle Fonte and the mail sacks survived intact, with authorities planning an inquest and continued mystery over the crash cause.
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Belle Fonte Field
Ames
Turre
Three Hurt In Branford Auto Crash Injury Details
Three men were injured Sunday when an automobile struck a curbing and crashed through a sever, Branford. Paul Fischer of Brooklyn New York and Frederick Carlstrom of New Haven were taken to Grace Hospital New Haven. Tincher suffered facial injuries and Carlstrom had a fractured leg and facial injuries. Thomas Turnley, the car operator, was cut on the face and head and charged with reckless driving after a hearing Saturday.
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Branford
Paul Fischer
Brooklyn
Frederick Carlstrom
New Haven
Grace Hospital
Tincher
Carlstrom
Thomas Turnley
Four Boats Caught in Atlantic Gale Offshore Rescue Efforts
Coast Guard units from Nantucket Boston and New London faced a 70 mile gale as boats 128 288 and 147 struggled off Cape Cod Block Island and Montauk Point. Rescue actions included Cunarder Cameronia tow of 128 to safety and 148 towed by Majore. another vessel named American-Hawaiian steamer stood by. The 126 patrol boat pursued Arcola off Block Island despite danger, sustaining damage and returning to Montauk Point. the Arcola sailed to Luxembourg.
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Coast Guard
South Boston
Shatshe
Tampa
Cate Se
Nantucket
Boston
New London
Cameronia
Cape Cod
Majore
Nam
WAM
Norfolk
Old Point
Ram Row
Lunenburg
Block Island
126
Montauk Point
Patterson
Fort Pond Bay
Montatnk Point
Meetings Tonight Across City Venues and Lodges
A collection of meeting notices lists Masonic temples, lodges, and fraternal groups in Bridgeport and surrounding towns. Locations include 179 Elm Street 847 Main Street 7050 Main Street 651 State Street 1060 F Tide Pioneer Lodge and others. The notices reference orders such as the Royalty lodge Odd Fellows Masons and various veterans and charity groups meeting at listed halls and churches.
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Lost Court Park City
A.trand
Bertha Lodge
Now Street
Jerusalem Council
M. Anc Masonic Temple
Washington Council
Wea
A. A. Masonic Temple
Igricklayers
Masons
Elm Street
Cigar Makers
Main Street
Metal Trades Council
Bartlett
D. Efi
N. W. Bishop Camp
Ss. State Armory
Ve Board
Can- Ss
Amerton
Charity Lodge
Union Street
Bridgeport Adie Trade Association
Algonquin Club
Ukenatk Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford
Borrenea Glee Club
St. Charles” ‘Hall
Haat Maio Sreet
Britgeport
Inde
Leo O. O. M
State Street
Royalty Lodge
Tide
Police Busy As Weekend Wave Of Crime Arrives
NORWALK Oct. 11 Special Two house robberies and a theft were reported Sunday. Mrs Tobin of 98 Woodward avenue said her home was entered at night with a light overcoat and $10 from a pantry taken through a window. Stephen Yobbagy of Lincoln avenue lost an Erigin watch ditto. An ash can was placed under the window by the burglar who left by the rear door, taking the key. Antonio Fanto, a deckhand on the oyster boat Mildred, was robbed of $60 by Eva Brown at loglock as he walked to his boat. she will appear in City court Monday morning. Joseph Santorella, 15, 12 Knapp street, riding a bicycle, ran into an automobile driven by Herbert J. Wilkinson on that street Sunday. he was taken to a doctor who found slight bruises. Gustave Breisler of Maple street was arrested Saturday night for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. to be tried in City court Monday. George Britt of Hast Lyme Mass was found unconscious at 1 am on the Green near Hast Avenue. after revival he said he had been robbed of $116 and that two young men, after various travels, left him at a hospital. John McNally of 16 Isaac street, driving on Flax Hill road, had his steering lock, car hit the curb, broke a wheel and crashed into a telegraph pole. no injuries.
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Norwalix
Tobin
Woodward Avenue
Stephen Yobbagy
Lincoln Avenue
Antonio Fanto
Mildred
Eva Brown
Westess
Loglock
Fanto
Joseph Santorella
Knapp Street
Herbert J. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Santorella
Gustave Breisler
Maple Street
George Britt
Hast Lyme
Mass
Th Green
Hast Avenue
Batt
Norwalk Hospital
Mitchellfield
Britt
Stamford
Springfield
Camfort
John McNally
Tsaac Street
Flax Hill Road
Choice of party leaders known for city race
The convention eyes contests for city sheriff and selectmen as leaders name candidates. Cullinan reportedly accepts mayoralty nomination. Champion favored for city clerk. Goddard chosen for city treasurer over Wiall. Clifford on Board of Education candidate list. Wolf e and Baker discussed for Board seats. Weller reappointed town clerk. Tam many loses votes in Manhattan. New Haven charter decision by Sheffield Society.
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William W. Bent
Cullinan
Champion
Simon Leke
Champ
Black Rock
Charles F. Greene
Francis P. Dunigan
Goddard
Frederick Wial
Hall
Rally Day Services At City Churches Observed
Rally Day observances were held across churches in the city, including the German Baptist church on ton avenue at O' Brooks site and Washington Park. Rev. E. Berger preached on The Harvest Home in the morning, with an evening program by the Sunday school. Washington Park M. E. held its own Rally Day with a 12:10 service and a musical evening featuring Harold Land. The Official Board meets tonight at 8 and the Ladies' Aid gathers Thursday at 7.
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Bose
German Baptist Church
Ton Avenue
O’ Brooks
Washington Park
E. Berger
Sunshine Club
Martha
Obergfall
Seaview Avenue
Young People’s Society
Washington Fark M. E
East Side
Christ
Harold Land
St. Thomas”echurch
New York
Ladies’ Aid
Stamford Woman Struck By Trolley Near Atlantic Square
Stamford October 11. Mathilda Boules of Gramercy Avenue was struck and seriously injured Sunday afternoon by a Norwalk bound trolley operated by Dr Motorman George Miter of South Norwalk at Atlantic Square. She was taken to Stamford Hospital with a deep head laceration and multiple cuts and bruises. Her condition was reported late Sunday night as fair.
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Stamford
Speeta
Mathilda Boules
Gramercy
Atlantic Square
Norwalk
George Miter
South, Norwalk
Clergyman Rufus W Miller Dies in Philadelphia
The Rev. Rufus W. Miller, secretary of the Publication and Sunday School Board of the Reformed Church in the United States, died tonight at his home in Philadelphia. He was 83 years old and a widely known churchman.
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Philadelphia
Rufus W.miller
Reformed
United States
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Jsante
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Col. W. Copeland
Newport News
Gordon Rohamnan
Ttetersburg Chamber of Commerce
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Roanoke
Prescient Times- World Corporation
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Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange
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