Universal Mind Christians Need Dr Day Asserts
Dr William Unrace Day returned from the Universal Christian Conference in Stockholm Sweden where he spoke at morning services in the United Church. He told the congress that the conference lays a foundation for thinking and that a Holy Catholic church must be united to build the kingdom on earth. Thirty seven nations and all but the Catholic communion were represented at the academy of Music and King's Palace. Day took his text The Kingdom of Heaven for his sermon.
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
Body of W. H. White Recovered by SONS OF WY ABOARD
Alexander S Mellor and company No 5 recovered the body of W H White from the dock. White, rear commodore of the Pequonwook Yacht Club, former treasurer of the Berkshire Yacht Club, 57, lived in Bridgeport area with his daughter at 808 Lindley St. Survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral at Calvary Episcopal Church Bethel. 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 Saint Therese relic, recently received from Rome, is displayed publicly during services as a novena to the saint proceeds. Father Closter led prayers after an introductory benediction and a daylong schedule of sermons for children and adults, while women attend evening sessions until Friday.
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's Plan To Enliven Omaha
Omaha leaders protest a Legion push to plaster posters advertising liquor with semi nude French imagery during the Jee’su convention. Prohibition officials have been asked to intervene, arguing the posters violate the Volstead act by advertising intoxicants across state lines. Legion members defend the campaign as creating a Parisian atmosphere for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Omaha
Omah
American Legion
A .C. McCampbell
Prohibition
Url B. Kagg
McCampbell
Chapman Defense Cites Noted Connecticut Murder Trials
The Chapman defense argues for a new trial due to errors including admission of evidence about other crimes and provincial prosecutorial conduct. It cites cases such as Gilligan and Schleifer and Ferroni, detailing objections to venue change rulings and jury instruction limits on murder degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Ligan
Amy ‘Archer Gilligan
Schleifer
Ferroni
Navy to Probe Deaths Separately
Navy officials prepare a detailed report under Lieutenant Commander Charles E. Rosendahl as the Shenandoah wreck inquiry shifts to surviving officers and technical experts. The court will hear from Commanders and witnesses to determine exact causes, with findings and possible blame or offenses noted for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fields
Charles E. Rosendahl
Rosendahl
Wilcome
Wilbur
Ansonia Firemen Probe Blaze Cause
Ansonia firemen probe the cause of a Saturday night blaze that destroyed four frame buildings with an estimated loss around 12000 dollars. The fire started in a lumber or wirehouse area and spread to adjacent properties including the Max Levine and Syne warehouse. Poor water pressure hampered firefighting and control was not achieved until early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Tam Minch
Dlixe
Igmiber
Max Levine
Syne
Radio wavelength shift approved by government consent
New at Harfford, Sept 20 AP reports WIC the Travelers station will accept with government consent two meters in its radio wavelength. The decision follows an experimental exchange of wavelengths with WIEEI Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harfford
Willy Aneniy
WIEEI
Boston
General Hart affair fuels Army court martial probe
War Department probes charges against General Hart amid a splintered fight over quartermaster general post. Telegrams and affidavits allege meddling by General Rogers allies, with Mrs Dean supplying documents from Secretary Weeks and a fifth column of society press. The inspector general interviews witnesses as officials weigh court martial.
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 moves toward debt payments with flexible terms
The French government, led by Caillaux, aims to settle its 400 million franc debt without a moratorium, seeking to adjust interest and principal payments. London negotiations include a two year postponement option on payments, conditioned on advance notice, to shield France from sudden economic shocks. The American commission is expected to support a similar approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Caillaux
France
Muchy
M. Callaux
Mailleux
Safeey
American Commission
Veterans visit Fitch Home for Soldiers in Noroton Heights
Roughly 200 Connecticut Spanish American War veterans and Ladies Auxiliary members visited Fitch Home for Soldiers in Noroton Heights. A luncheon and gifts were followed by an entertainment program and hospital ward performances by Kiwanis Glee Club members for veterans unable to leave. The Fitch home, founded 1864 by Benjamin Fitch, now houses 234 veterans of three wars with capacity for 690.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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, Sept. 30. Ranking anti-saloon league officials issued a joint statement asserting the Federal Council of Churches survey on prohibition provides facts that should spur all prohibition allies to action. They pledged renewed campaigns to bolster enforcement and urged the public to support strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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
Chicago
Searchers uncover aviator body in river wreckage
Searchers found Iardwig in the cockpit of a crashed plane and later recovered a body believed to be Pratt. A shoe identified Pratt’s, prompting continued searches and a coroner’s inquest with witnesses from Brainard Field, Hartford, and local Chester residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iardwig
Pratt
Ufe
Aviatora
Brainard Field
Hartford
Chester
Houlihan Former Leader Dies After Resignation
Former leader Houlihan is dead and survived by a wife eight daughters a son and several siblings. The obituary lists numerous relatives across Cortland Gloversville Middlebury Newtown and New York City. Funeral is set for Tuesday at 10 AM from St Rose's Church Newtown with burial in St Rose's Cemetery Newtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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 Opens Drive for Draft Law
The War department drafts a selective service bill to mobilize in a national emergency. It proposes drafting all males 18 to 30 after emergency declaration, with broad registration for 18 to 46 excluding military and certain civilian services. Mail registration is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Defense Act
American Legion
Congress
Army
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Radio reception report for 400 to 570 meters noted
A listener reports mixed reception last night with Statice and Interference weak but present on 400 meters, WIZ clear, Soprano solos and Instrumental trios clear, WEAR heard distinctly, WOGRS opera Cavalleria Rusticana blurred by static, several stations inaudible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
WOGRS
Obituary notices from local Newtown area deaths
Obituaries list multiple local residents with funeral details from homes and churches. Entries include John Verrilli, 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 burial sites at Lakeview Central St Michaels and St Charles churches, Greens Farms, and other area cemeteries. services at homes, churches, and by various clergymen.
Reckless Driving Arrest in Lexington Avenue Case
Carmine Corlo, 62 Lexington Avenue, was arrested yesterday evening about 8:26 by a motorcycle policeman 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 and Horses
A fire destroyed a cider mill building housing the engines near Greenwich. Two horses died in the blaze, and owner Frank Palmer estimates losses could exceed £50,000 though insurance may not cover all. The mill had only operated two weeks this year. A brief shower emerged as firefighters fought the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Palmer
Greenwich
Fugitive Jeter Held After Alleged Stabbing at Home
Herbert Jeter, 30, of 394 Main Street, was arrested at 7 am by two patrolmen after allegedly stabbing his wife at their home last Friday night. Held on assault with intent to kill with $1,500 bond. Mrs Jeter was treated for a minor cut and discharged from St. Vincent's hospital. Jeter claimed inured himself during the disturbance. ambulance treated his head and flank lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jeter
Main’ Streat
Jeter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jetec
Everyman's Bible class outing planned after church service
The Everyman's Bible class held mourning services at First Baptist with group singing led by Lester Burdick. W Miller led the class orchestra. Miss Gregory and Miss Riponson sang. A sheep roast is planned at Godfrey's grove next Saturday after noon. A. W. Biss says members may depart at 1 30 a.m. from the church or 2 p.m. after the Stratfield Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lester Burdick W. Miller
Noted artists to give Sunday radio conerts
Sunday night radio programs are planned by internationally renowned artists. Attendees included Anna Care, Louie Homer, Hulda Lashanska, Toschia, Seidel, and Reinald Warrenrath. Contracts cover twenty artists and the State Symphony Orchestra of New York. J Atwater Kent and W. G E. Harkness announced further signings and approvals from Victor, Brunswick, and the Metropolitan Opera Company. The first broadcast is set for October 4 with Reinald Warrenrath starting at 9 15 pm EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Care
Louie Homer
Hulda Lashanska
Toschia
Seidel
Reinald Warrenrath
Edward Johnson
Charles Hackett
Frieda Hempel
Albert Spalding
Benno Moiseiwitehh
Paul Althouse
Local Lodges and Clubs Meet Tonight Across Stratford and Bridgeport
Listings show Okenuck tribe I O R M at Red Men’s Hall Stratford. Glee Club at St Charles Hall East Main St. Bridgeport L O O M at 65L State St. Royalty Lodge IOOF 164 Pioneer Lodge Sons of St George 396 Stratford Ave. Samuel H Harris Lodge IOOF 1037 Broad St. Sigma Tau Phi at St Paul’s Episcopal. Lineas Council No 78 UA My 1183 Main St. Court Norden FO 1037 Broad St. Pequonnock Chapter Rose Croix AA S&S R Masonic Temple. End camp WG W Union and Stratford Aves. Corset workers 847 Main St. Electrical Workers 847 Main St. Nanmi Lodge OB 62 Cannon St. Camp No 1 Patriotic Order of America 62 Cannon St. Obeh Grotta MOVP BE Ra Broad and Cannon St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Chapman
NAVY
General Rogers
Agcuser
Schamm
Mat Sherwin
Gaillaux
Soldiers
Noroton
State
Lhkense
Aviator
Tage One
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
Gaetano DiFeo
St. Michael's Church
St Michael's Cemetery
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
Frank Kirby
Margaret Kirby
Vee Kirby
John Higging
Brooklyn
Haward McDonald
This Ciy
Catherine O'Donnell
Blackfield
James Donnelly
John O'Donnell
Brookfield
Conn
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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