Universal Mind Christians Need Dr Day Asserts
Dr William Unrace Day reports from the Universal Christian Conference on Treands Work in Stockholm Sweden. He told a United Church congregation that the conference laid foundations for thought and that a universal or Catholic mind is needed for building a kingdom on earth. The gathering included thirty seven nations and all communions except the Catholic, held at the King's Pathre and the Academy of Music. Day spoke on The Kingdom of Heaven as the day’s chosen theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Christian Conference
Treams Work
Stockholm
Sweden
Tey
William Unrace Day
United Church
Day
King’s Pathre
Academy of Music
Tockholm
Kingdom of Heaven
Death of W. H. White, prominent yacht club figure
Alexander S. Mellor and Co. 5 crew recovered the body of W. H. White, once rear commodore of Pequonwook Yacht Club and treasurer of Berkshire Yacht Club. A longtime Bridgeport resident, he was 57 and survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral at Calvary Episcopal Church in Bethel with burial in Bethel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander S. Mellor
No. 5
White
Pequonwook Yacht Club
Joseph Willimon
Berkshie Yacht Club
Dinbury
St Grdgeport
Carl M. Schmidt
Lindley
W Joln White
Bridgeport Brass Company
Albert Hose Company
Bethel Fire Department
Eureka Lodge
A. M
Greenwood
Calvary Enpiscopal Chumit Street
Bethel Famiy
Bethel Cemetery
Relic of Saint Therese Placed On Throne During Novena
A relic of Saint Therese, recently received from Rome, was publicly displayed at services as a novena honors the saint. Father Closter led benediction after the opening rites while sermons for children were scheduled daily at 3 48 o'clock. Saint Therese, born January 2 1572 in At The is Normandy, entered the Carmelite convent at Lisieux at age 15 and was canonized May 7 of this year by Pope Pius XI after a judicial process recognizing her miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese
Father Closter
Theresa
Rome
St .Therese
Ateneon
Normandy
France
Carmeli
Liscex
Taseux Ding
Holy See
Papa
Pius XI
Reformers Alarmed At Legion Plan To Enliven Omaha
Omaha Neb Sept 20 AP leaders of the W C U are alarmed by plans of the 4006 and 68 playground of the American Legion to display risque French posters advertising liquors during the Jee'su convention next month. Prohibition officials for three states have been asked to intervene as samples arrive showing Frenchy giveaways and libelled bottles with inviting lines to drink. Reform leader Mrs Url B Kagg expects action under the Volstead Act despite sale being across the ocean. Legion officers say the posters aim to create a Parisian atmosphere for Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omah
American Legion
Omaha
A .C. McCampbell
Prohibition
Url B. Kagg
McCampbell
Chapman Defense Cites Noted Connecticut Murder Trials
The Chapman defense argues the criminal trial was erroneous and the accused deserves a new trial. They claim reversible errors from evidence of other crimes and provincial prosecutors' arguments, plus jury deliberation timing and a charge limiting murder degrees. References include the Gilligan and Schleifer cases among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Ligan
Amy ‘Archer Gilligan
Schleifer
Ferroni
Navy to Probe Deaths Separately
The Navy will hear from surviving Shenandoah officers and technical experts to establish how the airship wreckage over Ohio fields occurred. Lieutenant Commander Charles E. Rosendahl will present a detailed report to the court, with testimony from other survivors and technicians guiding conclusions on possible causes and any offenses or blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fields
Charles E. Rosendahl
Rosendahl
Wilcome
Wilbur
Ansonia Firemen Probe Blaze Cause
Ansonia fire officials seek the cause of a weekend blaze that destroyed four frame buildings and two garages, with estimated losses around twelve thousand dollars. Investigators suspect faulty wiring started the flames, hampered by low water pressure and spreading to adjacent warehouses. Fire crews gained control early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Tam Minch
Dlixe
Igmiber
Max Levine
Syne
Radio length change approved for WIC station
NEW RADIO WAVE LENGTH HARFFORD Sept 20 AP WIC the Travelers station here will accept with government consent Two meters in its wave length The decision follows an experimental exchange of wave lengths with WIEEI of Boston.
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Harfford
Willy Aneniy
WIEEI
Boston
General Rogers Hart Hart Controversy Rocks Quartermaster Case
War department probes charges amid a scandal linked to General Hart and General Rogers. Mrs Dean claims letters and telegrams implicate high officials while weeks letters are cited. Investigations by inspector general teams continue as potential court martial questions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Hart
Tuan Mdomiun
Eaves Aremsonks
Rogers
Teresa Howardean
the Widow
John W. Webbs
Schomm
Dean
Farr
Quartermaster Corps
Scheamm
Weeks
Quartermasters’ Association
National Guard
James Moss
Quartermasters’ Review
Mosseharsad
R. C. Marshall
Inspector General's
Alenty
Deak
France weighs debt payment plan for Caillaux era
Reports indicate France aims to settle about 400 million francs in debt with a schedule allowing delays and possible interest adjustments. Paris seeks to avoid a full moratorium while negotiating optional provisions to cushion economic shifts. The British terms permit postponement up to two years with advance notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Caillaux
France
Muchy
M. Callaux
Mailleux
Safeey
American Commission
Veterans visit Fitch Home for Spanish War veterans
About 200 Connecticut Spanish American War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary members toured Fitch’s Soldiers Home at Noroton Heights. Luncheon, cigars and candy gifts funded by Gunnett department, speeches, and a Kiwanis Glee Club program followed a welcome by Colonel Henry J. Seeley. The event included ward visits by the Kiwanis club and noted former department leaders in attendance. Fitch Home, founded by Benjamin Fitch in 1864, houses 234 veterans of Civil War Spanish American War and some World War I, with 82 Civil War veterans confined to wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers
Noroton
State
Connecticut
United
Fitch
Noroton Heights
Department
Frank TB. Sheay
Burdette
Hartford
Evans
Gray
Benjamin Stewart
Bridgeport
John Quinn
Stamford
Department of the Ladies Auxiliary
Addie Mertz
New Haven
Fleming
Department 16
Henry J
Kiwanis Glee Club
Charles Ww. Newton
John B. Quinn
Martin Laubscher
Rockville
Clifford Haunchildt
Norwalk
Percy Sawtelle
Meriden
Theodore Johnston
New Britain
Benjamin Fitch
Darien
Anti-Saloon League Sees Church Report as Prohibition Challenge
Washington dispatch reports ranking Anti-Saloon League officials labeling the Federal Council of Churches survey on prohibition as a challenge to action. They pledge renewed efforts to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment and back up all officials from president to constable, urging pitiless publicity of liquor lawlessness and a united program for strict enforcement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Anti-Saloon League
Friends of Prohibition
1 Ue
League
Thomas Nicholson
F. Scott McBride
Howard
Russell
Wayne
Wheeler
Federal Council New Churches
Lhkense
Chicago
Body of Aviator Found After River Crash
Searchers uncovered the aviator's body after a river crash. The wreckage yielded Iardwig in the cockpit while Pratt remained missing. A shoe linked to Pratt prompted continued efforts. the coroner summoned witnesses for tomorrow's inquiry and aviators from Brainard Field aided the search in Chester and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iardwig
Pratt
Ufe
Aviatora
Brainard Field
Hartford
Chester
Houlihan Former Leader Is Dead
Obituary news reports the death of former leader Houlihan who resigned months earlier. He is survived by a wife eight daughters and a large extended family across Cortland Gloversville Middlebury Newtown and New York City. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 am from St Rose's Church Newtown with burial in St Rose's Cemetery Newtown.
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Tle
Burton M Chase
Cortland
N. Y
Albert Scoth
Glaversyville
John Delaney
M. Alfred Jolsen
Middlebury
Virginia Houlton
New York
Aileen
Agnes Houlhan
Newtown
Cornelius Wawlihan
Mary
Charles G
Margaret
St. Rose's Church
St. Rose’s Cemetery
Gaetano DiFeo
St. Michael's Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Frank Kirby
Margaret Kirby
Vee Kirby
John Higging
Brooklyn
Haward McDonald
This Ciy
Catherine O'Donnell
Blackfield
James Donnelly
John O'Donnell
Brookfield
Conn
Frank Chamer
O'Elee
St. Michael's Cemetery
Margaret, Cook
Charles Cook
Teoward Avenue
Stanley Biren Lillian
Catherine Cargill Cook
John Wilson
John Anderson
Peter Mclean
Minniek
New Waren
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Alison
Lakeview Cemetery
James
Barrett
Stephen Barrett
Waterbury
Robert
Richard
Thomas
Stephen
Michael PF. Barrett
New York City
St Patrick's Church
North End
Army Draft Law Moves Toward Selective Service Act
The War department prepares a draft bill to support mobilization, assuming a selective service act will pass. The proposal, asked by the War department, allows the president to draft all males 18 to 30 after a national emergency declaration, with broad registration for 18 to 46 except specific front-line service groups. A mail registration provision is included for manpower intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Congress
Army
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Radio reception report from 400 and 570 meter bands
A listener notes statice interference on 400 meters while stations expected on 570 meters. WIZ delivered clear reception along with soprano solos and instrumentals. WEAR was distinct but WOGRS airing Cavalleria Rusticana came through blurred by static. other stations lacked clear reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
WOGRS
Obituary notices for John Verrilli and several local residents
Obituaries list funeral details for John Verrilli and many neighbors. Services span from private homes to churches, with burial in local cemeteries. Names include Ann J. Baker, Charles E. Murray, Gaetano DiFeo, Bessie W. Baker, Adeline M. Peck Frishie, John Snyder, Margaret Kirby, Rose Hancock Prentice, Frank Chamer, Margaret Cook, Esther Bognar, James S Barrett, and Henry Greenwood, with multiple addresses in Southport and nearby towns. Local churchs named include Holy Rogary, St Michael's, St Stephen's, St Charles, and St Patrick's. Burial sites include Lakeview, St Michael's, Central, Oak Lawn, and Green Farms.
Reckless Driving Arrest In Lexington Avenue Incident
Carmine Corlo, 62 Lexington Avenue, was arrested yesterday evening around 8:26 by a motorcycle officer on charges of reckless driving and driving without an operator's license. He was later released on bonds of $160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmine Corlo
Lexington Avenue
Mysterious Fire Destroys Cider Mill Buildings
A blaze swept the cider mill near Greenwich damaging the engines building. Two horses died in the fire. Owner Frank Palmer estimates total losses beyond £50,000 as the mill had only operated two weeks this year. A rain shower briefly aided efforts to fight the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Palmer
Greenwich
Fugitive Jeter Held After Alleged Stabbing Aide
Herbert Jeter, 30, of 394 Main Street, was arrested by two patrolmen around 7 am for assault with intent to kill after an alleged stabbing of his wife at their home Friday night. Mrs Jeter, treated for a minor facial wound and released from St. Vincent's, did not report the incident until early Saturday. Jeter bore two lacerations claimed to come from the dispute. he was treated at headquarters by city ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jeter
Main’ Streat
Jeter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jetec
Everyman's Bible Class Outing Planned After Service
The Everyman's Bible class held a mourning service at First Baptist church with group singing led by Lester Burdick and W. Miller directing the class orchestra. Miss Gregory and Miss Robinson sang hymns. A sheep roast is planned at Godfrey's Grove next Saturday afternoon by class members. A. W. Biss, transportation chair, says departure may be at 1:30 a.m. from the church or 2:00 p.m. after the Stratfield Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lester Burdick W. Miller
Noted artists to give Sunday radio concerts
Internationally renowned singers and instrumentalists announced Sunday that Sunday night radio programs will feature five artists and twenty more, including Edward Johnson and Frieda Hempel, with broadcasts arranged via AT&T stations and supported by J Atwater Kent. The first program will be by Reinald Warrenrath at 9 15 p m Eastern Time.
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New York
Anna Care
Louie Homer
Hulda Lashanska
Toschia
Seidel
Reinald Warrenrath
Edward Johnson
Charles Hackett
Frieda Hempel
Albert Spalding
Benno Moiseiwitehh
Paul Althouse
Meetings Tonight Across Stratford and Bridgeport Societies
Local notices list tonight gatherings for Okenuck tribe I O R M Red men’s hall Stratford and several fraternal groups at East Main street Bridgeport L O O M 65 L State street Pioneer lodge 396 Stratford avenue Sons of St George Broad street Sigma Tau Phi St Paul’s Episcopal lineas council 78 U A M 1183 Main Street Court Norden F of A 1037 Broad Street Pequonnock Rose Croix Masonic temple ast End camp W G W Union Stratford Corset workers 847 Main Street Electrical Workers 847 Main Street Nanmi lodge O of B 62 Cannon Street Camp No 1 Patriotic Order of America 62 Cannon Street Obeh Grotta M O V P BE Ra Broad and Cannon Street
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Okenuck Tribe
Redmen's
Stratford
Borroweo Glee Club
St. Charles’ Hall
East Main Street
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Royalty Lodge
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Samuel H. Harris
Broad Street
Sigma Tata Phi Society
St. Paul's Church
Episcopal
Lineas Council
U. A
Main Street
Norden
Pequonnock
Rose Croix
Masonic Temple
Union
Electrical
Nanmi Lodge
Cannon Street
Patriotic Order of America
Obeh Grotta, M. O. V. P. BE
Broad
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DR. Bay
Holy Catholic Church
SONS
W. H. White
A. Frank
Optometrist
Pei
Mit
Newark
Legion
Chapman
NAVY
General Rogers
Agcuser
Schamm
Mat Sherwin
Gaillaux
Aviator
Tage One
Defense Act
John Verrilli
Pembroke Street
Holy Rogary Church
Michael's Cemetery
Ann J. Baker
Park Avenue
O'Clark
Donald Trick
Second Baptist Church
Charles Ei. Murray
Charles E. Murray
Charles T. Dennis
Bessie W. Baker
Wimner H. Wilson
Princeton Street
Mr. Wilson
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Adeline M. Peck Frishie
Adeline M. P
Jasherum and
Heaphy
Central Cemetery
Brookfeld
John Snyder
Davis Street
S&l. Stephen
Turial
Mountain Grove
Rose Hancock Prentice
San Francisco
DeWitt
Prentice
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reno
Nevada
Frederick Perry
Southport
Esther Bognar
Bognar
Jogeth Bognar
Wings Highway
Soulhport
Kalmar Bognar
Joseph Tiognar, Jr
Michael Bog
Zolton Vor
Hungary
Lena Roxnar
John Chatta
Ohia
Kalman Chatta
Ohio
Julius Sokva
Pennsylvania
Gilbert Gothardt
Greens Farms
Henry Greenwood
Rich Harral Avenue
Peter
Duplease Greenwood
Rocky Hill Conn
Anna Carey
Helen McDonald
Cider Mill
J. Atwater Kent
A. W. Burritt CO
Barnum
Goodyear Roofing CO
Broad St
Noble
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