Committee Lays Plans for Bible Convention Here
Bridgeport prepares for a two day Bible convention October 17 and 18 with about 2000 delegates expected from across the state. The DeKoven male quartet will perform at the State Street Casino and Central High School auditorium.
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Natonal Federation
Bridgeport
Prederich & Pech
Lester Burdick
DeKoven
William Behrens
State Street Casino
Central High School
Bridgeport Federation
Byron Merwin
Tuest Methodist Church
Houses of
Frederick S Pech
Charles A Decher
Turst Baptist Church
Fall Hardware Outlook Improves Across Regions
Hardware Age reports improving demand as market centers in the middle and northwest show stronger dealer purchases while the East sees brisk activity from light stocks and steady consumer demand. Rural and suburban retailers post better sales than city merchants, with employment prospects improving except perhaps Pittsburgh area. Mechanics tools stay active across eastern markets as inland jobbers push holiday merchandise and early November orders. fall lines and winter goods move for October shipments.
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Hardware Age
Pittsburgh
Dart mouth college trial sparks debate on intellectual freedom
The Dartmouth College opening marks its 137th year with President Hopkins urging that standing is vital. The trial centers on whether scholars can remain detached from public ignorance and avoid taking responsibility for interpreting scientific ideas.
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Hanover
Dartmouth College
Eriest Martin Hopkins
Church joins Methodist Society in Bay district transfer
The South Congregational church in the Bay district will transfer to the Methodist Religious Society after years with Unitarian pastor Edward Everett. Final papers are expected tomorrow and the first Methodist service is planned for next Sunday.
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South Congregational
Bick Bay
Unitarian Society
Connecticut Roads Bulletin Partial Construction Delays
The Telegram outlines road conditions across Connecticut with many segments under construction or resurfaced. Post Road routes near Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, Westport, Milford, Norwich, and New London show concrete or macadam work with detours and one way traffic. Detours posted for Torrington Goshen Road, Montville Raymond, and other sites. delays noted where rock cuts or ledge removal occur. Traffic management varies by town with sections fully or partly open to traffic and careful driving urged on active worksites.
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Greenwich-Hoston
New York State Line
Stamford
Keelers Hall
Noroton Hill
Darien-Boston
Socelay
Mast Avenue
Westport-Deston
Nash Curve
San Batuck River
Lighthouse
Norwalk
Wa East Avenue
Shore Road
Saugatuck
Campo Road
Milford, Grange & Weat Haven- Milford Turnpike
Milford-Shore Road
Stratford & Trumbull
Stratford &Trumbull
Maradam
Westbrook-Patchogue River
Budge
Traftford
Nepaug Road
Sharon—Amenia
Union
Torrington
Goshen
Rock Cut
Onsbridge
Ttchfield
Watertown
Waterbury
Patertown
Thomaston
Winchester
Rowley Street
Winsted
Yortingford Street
Plainfield
Putnam
Norwich
Lyme
East Maddam
Heyidlyme Road
Lyme Shore Road
Colchester
Huron
Amston
Montville-Raymond
Dolbeare Mall
Chaplin
Putnam-Pomfret Street
Norwich-Gallows Hill
Putnam-Norr Wit
Boerah-Borran Street
Norwich-Montvile
New London Road
Newtown-Bethel Road
Kent-Dover Road
Redding-Georgetown Road
Milfmid-Bridge Street
Roxbury-Southbury
Milford-Gaylordsville
Portland Glistonbury
Portland
Sfampton
Mamton
Foquonech Ang
Suffield
Rrairie Stafford
Union-Stafford
Trate East Granby
Windsor Locks
Prospect
Simsbury
Hartford-Simsbury
Cromwell Rver
Hastonbur
New London
Wes, Bartford West
Hartford Boulevard
Wethersfield
Hartford
Wethersfield Road
Salfeld-West
Sushela
Justford
Phoenixville Road
Traffc
East Hartford Burnside Avenue
Short Beach
Saffi
New England apple crop shows high quality and early maturity
The New England Crop Reporting Service finds the apple crop broadly good in size and quality with most varieties two weeks early. Gravenstein and Wealthy moving to market. McIntosh ready in southern regions. Pears light. Bartletts fetch $2.50 to $3.25 per bushel. Hebrew New Year boosts fowl demand.
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New England
United States Department of Agriculture
Methdoa
New Hampshire
Connecticut
McIntosh
Baldwins
Gore
Westerlay
Best Sauliflower
Boys Club Team Leaves New Haven for Amateur Championship
A New Haven Boys club baseball team headed to Cleveland to represent the city in the Amateur championship series. The group departed today, Sept. 17, for the competition.
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RMW Haven
New Haven
Cleveland
Hotel Proprietor Dies Suddenly in Terryville
Michael Gleason fort eight of Terryville was delivering mails from the Terryville post office to Pequabuck when he suffered a heart attack and collapsed. He owned the Austin House, the town's only hotel, and is survived by his wife, mother, a brother, and three sisters.
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Bristol
Michael & Gleason
Terryville
New Clean Cotton Frocks Fabrics At 50 Cents Yard
An array of new and lovely cotton fabrics designed for school frocks social dresses and porch wear is shown this week. Durable fabrics wash well with a guarantee refund including material cost if color runs or fades. Main floor rear store display.
Durable fashion at five dollars amazes shoppers
Shoppers note exceptionally well made models in pansy powder blue and black and 2 piece dresses in pansy green and cinnamon. They wonder how such durable satisfactory dresses can be offered for only five dollars.
Smith Auction Rug Sale Sparks Fall Home Rug Savings
The Smith Auction Rug Sale offers savings on a wide range of rug sizes for fall. Buyers look for new patterns and colorings to furnish homes, with strong interest from customers who know the sale's value. Third floor.
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Smith
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