Reilly Seeks Regular Teaching Post At Bridgeport High
Edward Reilly, named yesterday to guide Bridgeport High School athletic teams, hopes the Board of Education will approve his appointment Monday. He plans to resign from recreation staff to take the teaching post after two years in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reilly
Yestern
Bridgeport
Cermins
Oard of Education
Wis Amd
Slyr
Bridgeport Bignh School
Ge Hyilop
Reilly
Board of Education
Furmer
Education Board
Trade expert from China aids Bridgeport exporters
Astraiant Trade Commissioner Nubert Z. Phii Hips of Shanghai will arrive in Bridgeport September 14 to advise local manufacturers on expanding Chinese market trade. The Dureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, via the New England office, promotes this mission and invites appointments through the Bridgeport Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Astraiant
Nubert Z. Phii- Hips
Bureau of Fureign
Manufacturers’ Association
New England
Durewy
I ‘Post
Enfe
China
Phillips
Commerce Body
Phillins
Office
The
Manufacturers Association
Leviathan of Air completes initial New Jersey flight
The airship Leviathan's first trip over New Jersey reports progress from New Brunswick to Trenton then Philadelphia, with a return route via Moorestown. After hovering near Lakehurst at 4 PM, the craft ended its trial flight for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leviathan
Air
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Trenton
Philadelphia
Moorestown
Lake Hurst
Gift to Rebuild Seven Y M C A in North America
A $506,000 donation from S&S. FP. Penn. of Cleveland to the Young Men’s Christian Association of North America was announced by Dr. John R. Mott. The funds will mostly rebuild seven YMC A branches believed destroyed by the disasters at Tokyo and Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S&s. FP. Penn
Cleveland
Ohio
Young Mans Christian Association of North America
John MR. Mott
Sundines
Tokio
Yokohama
Local Red Cross Drive Tops $15,000 in Bridgeport
Bridgeport residents contributed generously to a Red Cross relief drive for Japan, adding $2,000 yesterday. Donations came from banks, shops, clubs, and individuals, with totals reaching over $15,000 locally and more listed at Red Cross headquarters. Names of major donors and contributing organizations include First National Bank of Bridgeport, Bridgeport Trust Co., and a long list of private citizens and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drive
First National Bank of
Bridgesport
W . H. Wadham
Qmarles A. Lois
Bridgeport Trust Co
Alea
Robert Wichenhe
Gurn E. Abell
National Bank
Gilbert Deodrich
Red Cross
William C. Pardee
TP. Nettieron
Mra. A. Wd
Sophie Kreaplin
W. HH. Sanford
Mary E. Hawley
Scudder
Marguerite Beecher
Stephen Budd
Bret
Ruby Byreitt
DN. Armatronic
Seetlog Council of Jewish / Woman
Dimamer Bros
S. Loewith & Co. Inc
WS. Hewlett
the Hewlett Co
Ethel H. Sterling
Mr. Ralph
Mannan
W. Kyla
SB. Turney
Joan A. Corneil
Ives
Miro
David
Jessie D. Hawland
Jonn G. Hawland
de Harry A. Bishop
T. S. Portly Progressive Ags
Frank Miller Welter M. Bangs
A. G
Robert H. W
Strane
Clarence King
Miss Hoyt
People's Church
Ayaat End
Berean Memorial Church United Church
Cong
Church of Blark Towle Mirst Evangelical Luther Vion Church
M. I Cchurch
Nichols St. Job's Episcopal Church
Park St
Collce Dion
Severday
Mafher Blake
John Porte
C. G. Freese
Frank J. Doyle
James
Kirk
Sther Bennett
A, T
John Bo
Pate Vr
RO OW. Barres
KE. Mollan
Friend Nicholson
AL G. W
H.W. Goodell
WT. Dobbs
Mre. Lawler
I. Mullen
Gordon
A. Smith
Fnidly
W. BL Krause
W. Smith
Willi Licht
C. W
AL Nichols
John Mins
A. Moyer
Guid
Mayor Absent Triggers Stamford Park Board Actions
Stamford notes two Park Board meetings, one at the commission’s call and another by Mayor A.M. VIS Pe ay. Mill Pond improvement referred to a committee for recommendations. $9,000 budget requested. Small parks opening discussed and a plan to arrange public access proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Park Board
A.M. Vis Peay
Virginia
Jtay Mimond JE. Hacket
Mill Pond
Te Finances Board
Arange
Grain alcohol seizure nets two men in Westport raid
State Trooper Leo P. Carroll halted a truck carrying 260 gallons of grain alcohol through Westport center. Tony DeVala and another man were arrested on charges of possession and intent to sell illicit liquor after a Stamford chemist found the product high grade with a trace of natured alcohol. Driver New Waren and helper Dememy Datella, both from out of town, claimed the alcohol was diluted but the case hinges on permits and illegal possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Igs
Ding Teiggramy
Leo P. Carroll
Tony DeVala
Yveura
Pringle Street
New Waren
Enemay Datella
Olive Street
DeVala
Carroll
Stamford
DeFaly
Darth
New London
New York
Wwestport Center
Widening of Water Street Clears Last Obstacle
Agreement approved by E J Pearson of the New Haven road to remove the trolley depot and Mulroy storage building on Water Street at Golden Hill Bridge. This enables widening and repaving Water Street making it a major north south link to relieve Main Street. A new trolley express depot plan with ramps and entrances is included in the Chamber of Commerce improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Golden Hill Birect
E. J. Pearson
Tha
New Haven Road
Traction Lines
Mulroy
Fairfield Avnue
Congress Street
Fairfield Avenue
Todd
Pasenger
Chamber of Commerce
Sir- Hon
Samuel CG. Shave
Walter B. Lashay
Pearson
Ilayen Road
Coal data survey for Connecticut governor announced
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce is compiling a survey at Governor Templeton's request to determine coal that entered the state in 1921 and 1922 and how it was allocated to communities. The New Haven road will collect statistics from terminals and delivery ports, with figures kept by the State Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chamber of Commerce
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Templeton
New Haven
B. J. Pearson
Chamber of Commerce
Presid
Stanley LH. Bullard P
Mis
Pinshot
Pennsylvania
Haseut
Templeton
Bray
State Chamber
Tamplton
Dilhard
Stanley
Glenwood
Grant Citizenship Granted to 91 Aliens Here
A citizenship examination admitted 91 applicants, including 13 from Poland and several from Hungary, Canada, and Newfoundland. Notable moments included a prankish reply about who makes the laws, hinting at civic curiosity and local officials. Remaining applicants proceed to further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allem
Republic of Poland
Land
Traty
Hungary
Tysiovilkm
Lilliain Mamie
Canada
United States
Aldermens
Hume
Death toll soars in Pacific disaster relief efforts
Reported at Yokoi and surrounding areas, more than 60,000 dead, with 9 survivors ashore and many aboard ships like the Empress of Canada and Jempress of Australis. Embassies and consulates direct relief work as Tokyo authorities burn bodies and search for the missing amid ongoing rescue operations with cooperating governments handling communications and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokoi
Joba
Australis
Andre Lebon
Tly
Mildnignt Agian
Tokio
Unfolding Tokyo Fire and Aftermath in War Tally
The report cites widespread conflagration and severe casualties in Fukohama Chiba and Kanagawa with estimates around 110000 dead or injured. Bank of Japan meetings on reopening and support for banks, while railway disruptions and commodity shortages prompt emergency actions. officials promise no food shortage for two months in Tokyo and Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleio
Tan Semency
Fukohama
Chiba
Kanagawa
Bank of Japan
Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce
Tokio
Yokokamm
Bridge Plans Approved Near Sept 11 Sunset Victory
Secretary announces approval of bridge plans after weeks of scrutiny and technical review. The decision enables construction to proceed with riverine alignment and traffic diversions during the forthcoming season. Officials from transportation and public works cite streamlined oversight and projected completion milestones.
Historic meeting list with many lodge names
A fragmented route of meeting notices lists numerous lodges and organizations such as Royal Area, Sons of Liberty, Pyramid temple, and Chamber of Commerce along various street addresses. The OCR text includes references to Wowerpom triffe and other unclear items, indicating a dense community notice page with local groups and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowerpom Triffe
Tidlin
TO. UO
Barc
Magna Charli Lodge
St.Georges Bott
Doroiten Sramta
Taughtich
Ronis
Ida Cannei
Royal Area
Main
Cornelia Wibler ¢Auieil
Hayat Aresnam
Reesipech
Ity Howe Counel, Sons
Pada Ety of Liberty
Broad Sirene
Central Labor Orninn
Det
Suir of Charity Lodge
State Street
Chamber of Commerce Alecetors
Argonauti: Club
Household of Citu
U.O. OG
Tousalonmie Avenue
Pyramid Temple
Nobles of the Shring
Masonia Temple
Gnnon Atrevk Roach
Jou
Red Cross surpasses $5 million in earthquake relief drive
The American public contributed over 5.1 million dollars to aid earthquake victims, with Washington Central and New England divisions exceeding their quotas. The Red Cross said funds will be continued as needs rise, detailing allocations for food clothing medicines and building materials and plans for ships carrying relief supplies.
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Washington
The
Red Cross
Aum
Central
New England
Southern
Southwestern
Pacific
Ineulai Pang
Japan
Pacific Coast
Commoditis
Three Men Sentenced by Superior Court in New York
Three defendants were sentenced to jail for three months after pleading guilty to stealing a police department motorcycle and selling it in New York for $50. The court records list several others who entered not guilty pleas and chose jury trials on charges including assault with intent to rob, theft, burglary, and receiving stolen property, among various counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. Y
Police Department
New York
Atolsha
Polie
Agaspet
Carmélio Alfuso
James Burns
Michael DeBella
Lester Finke
Asault
Michael Kastek
Jacob Leeshergee
Kit
Rudolph Lore
Charles Lucas
Rocco Lu~po
Steve Marinko
Thomas McLoughlin
John Nagy
Jesse J. Olivett
Antonio Pagnozzi
James Partsells
Henry Petzinger
Harry E. Quick
George Ricka
George Wellington
Earl Winfreed
John Writelng
Witt Sassault
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Board of Recreation
Menihan’s
Archaid Shoes
Cartwright
Watson Bank Building Main St
Col. John
Stamford Board
Leo. F. Carroll
Connecticut Co
Samuel C. Shaw
James A. McElroy
Walter M. Bangs
Seward B. Price
William Horace Day
Bernard Keat
Odette Feder McGrindie
Isdna Vera Hall
Great Britain
TON
Lwe
Surict & Traineisec
Washington, Central
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Hidlinglet
Main St
Elm Street
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