Danbury rally set with notable speakers Tuesday
Danbury Republicans announce a Tuesday evening rally at a local theatre or City Hall with speakers including Congressman Schuyler Merritt Frederick M. Salmon and Harold Gilpatric along with Frank E. Healy. Secretary of War may address the crowd making the event highly anticipated.
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Danstry
Odt
Wrr
John W. Wer Wall
Danblry
Teesday
Schuyler Merritt
Frederick M. Salmon
Westport
Harold Gilpatric
Treksuror
Frank EE. Healy
Repubblican
Merritt
Alps
Many Bridgeport Friends Attend Funeral of Charles P Carr
Bridgeport residents traveled to New Haven to attend the funeral of musician Charles P Carr, who died Tuesday in New Haven where he had worked for three years. A large contingent from New Haven Music Society served as pallbearers, and Rev Henry S Hart officiated. Survived by wife Mrs Jonnie Vaughn Carr, Carr was once a Bridgeport resident and noted piano tuner and musician. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven.
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Charles P. Cass
New Haven
Carr
Bringnoort
Bridgeport
Ami Musicu
Borsther “Music Society of
Stephen Cook
C. R
Moeller
Haney C. Higmans
W. Twining
Frederick Bowler
George Roberts
Henry 8. Hart
Jonnie Vaughn Carr
Evergreen Cemetery
Women Voters Elect Officers at January Meeting
The League of Women Voters held a monthly meeting with lunch at the Business and Professional Women's club and elected officers. Arrangements were made for a November Bridgeport Stratfield contention. The membership committee includes Mrs. Lynn W Wilson Mrs. James T. Rourke Mrs. Frank Riley Miss Mar caretock Mrs. John Daskam and Miss Bertha Beers. Officers elected: President Mrs. Lynn W Wilson Vice president Mrs. Frank Riley secretary Mrs. N. E. Johnson treasurer Miss Gertrude Langdon assistant treasurer Miss Aargaret Beck corresponding secretary Mrs Martin Meyer and chair of ways and means committee Mrs Herbert Sherman. Large floodlights for the observation platform to view the enemy at night are contemplated by a transcontinental railroad.
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League of Women Voters
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Bridgeport
Stratfield
Lynn W. Wilson
James T. Rourke
Frank Riley
Marcaretock
John Daskam
Bertha Beers
Lynn W. ‘Wilson
You Can't Brush Or Wash Out Dandruff Ad
A faded advertisement promises dandruff removal by applying four ounces of quid arron at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. It claims by morning the dandruff will be gone and multiple applications will destroy any remaining signs. It also asserts itching will stop and hair will feel lustrous and soft. Wauidarvon is available at drug stores.
Poles Vaudeville and Bridgeport Theater Reopen with Star Acts
Amusements section highlights Paoti's Vaudes offering five act vaudeville with Picture, Pathe news, and “Any Old Part.” Metro’s Youth to Youth stars Billie Dove. Bridgeport's Poli Palace Theatre features Burning Sands with Wanda Hawley and The Shell, plus Broad Daylight with Leis Wilson and Juste Mulhall. Nazimova’s A Doll's House moves to screen at Hippodrome.
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Paoti
Vaudes
Pathe News
Aexop
Metro
Billie Dove
Cuyt
Piayers
Powel
Saurse
Renat
Greeley Square
Columbia Circle
Jenny Haskell
Terit
Willan Halligan
Mr. Kaufman
Victor Burns
Adelaide Wilson
Johnny Muldoon
Pearl Pranklyn
Steceped
Pols Palace Theatre
Poul Palace
Bridgeport
Wanda Hawley
Milton Lilly
Leis Wilson
Juste Mulhall
Bridgeper
Poli Theatre
Poli Palace Orchestra
Adam
Warde Johnson
Suen Lenurifur Film Ag
Loos Out
Frank Ridge
Lillian Crossman Foster
Pat
Walter Smith
She Strand
Rhonnda Welsh Choir Delivers Fine Recital At Church
A Rhonnda Welsh Male Choir concert at First Methodist Church on Droan Street and Fairfield Avenue drew a large audience. The 15 men sang a varied program from classical to popular pieces with harmonious blending and dynamic tone shading. The choir’s next appearance is scheduled at another Methodist church in Ansenia tonight.
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Rhennda
First Methodist Church
Droan Street
Fairfield Avenue
Ansenia
Harding Backs Regular Army Size Of 125000 To 126000
President Harding in a letter to Secretary Weeks expressed belief that the present regular army strength of about 125000 to 126000 staff and men should be reconsidered only if world military conditions demand. The War Department released the letter clarifying that estimates for 1409 officers and 123000 men were being studied while views on regular, missionary, guard, or reserve forces remained unchanged.
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Get
Harding
Searstary
Bublin
Perres
Weeks
National Defense Act Cuts in Military Strength Predicted
Fragmentary speech notes show Lt. Sywaw proposing 13,000 officers and 140,000 men under a National Defense Act. The President replies that extending resources further would be unjustified, warning against drastic reductions that would undermine national security and wartime gains.
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Lovelace Made Danbury Fuel Administrator
Danbury appoints Lovelace as city fuel administrator with broad duties. Thomas We use leads a update of the office and Chamber of Commerce figures in support. The move positions Lovelace to oversee city fuel policies from City Hall.
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Bs Levelses
Park
Danbure
Thomas
Ford” Syate Fupade Ralnistrabos
Levelses
Jn Allon Wana
Lovelace
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Edwin Schneider
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George & Center Sts
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Elite Theatre
Main and
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LaFoye’s
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Hallowe'en Masquerade
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Buster Keason
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Prica
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Paramount
William Farnum
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Enor
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Sonnenders Piano Co
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