Musicale planned by charity group for Monday night
The Ladies of Charity of St Vincent de Paul with St Vincent's hospital associates announce a large event for Monday night April 13 at Colonial ballroom. A short refect musical program will be followed by a social dance with tea cream and cake for the children's ward. Performers include soprano Miss Margaret Hogan of New Haven, contralto Mrs Florence Legere Hayes, tenor Mr John Loxom, and readings by Elizabeth Hagriet Spinning. Mrs Mediy Daly Ogren will accompany at the piano with other acts and dances featured.
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Ladies of Charity of
St Vincent de Paul
St Vincent’s Hospital Associates
Colonial Ball Room
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Sates Hancott
Margaret Hogan
New Haven
Florence Legere Hayes
John Loxom
Nevins
Hayes
Elisabeth Hagriet
Laurefton Hall
Biste Comer
Rosamond Domegan
Frances McKeon
Alla Tucker
Senora
Mediy Daly Ogren
Sacred Heart Church
James Kelly
Stepney News Notes Local Moves and School Openings
Stepney residents report moves to Long Hill and Greenfield Hill with Holmber Hubbell visiting family in Greenfield Hill. Schools reopen for spring term. Pastor A A Clark to remain at the Methodist church. Local notices detail health statistics and probate actions in Bridgeport and surrounding towns.
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Apri
A. A. Clark
Stepney
BM. E
Edith Osborne
Monroe
Anna Gilbert
M. B. Hawley
Wallace Davis
Stanley Northrop
Mr. and Mirs
William Slater
Bridgeport
William H Bradshaw obituary notes long Singer tenure
William H Bradshaw of Wine Street Stratford died suddenly at home from an acute heart attack. He worked 40 years in Singer Company setting up. Survived by wife a daughter a Bridgeport High student three brothers and a sister. Funeral from his home Thursday at 2 o'clock.
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Wiliam H. Bradshaw
Wiliamh. Bradshaw
Winestrest
Stratford
Bradshaw
Singer Company
Bridgeport High School
C. F. Bradshaw
New London
James
George L
Fred Jerman
Friend & Cole
Mountain Grove Street
St Peter's Church
John Teddy
Michael C. Lynch
John Landry
Mabel Prendergast
Ave Marie
John Hughes
Dennis Sullivan
Fred Warner
Patrick McQueeney
William O'Hara
Thomas Donnelly
Joseph Keating
St. Michael's Cemetery
Jonn Landry
Sunday Movies Fix Sunday Work Debate
The piece argues Sunday movies should be allowed to run without complaints. It praises the operators behind the scenes and dismisses critics who mail anonymous complaints to editors. The author claims Sunday films merit acceptance and would quiet dissenters in many pursuits.
Shipping gains enormous one near 18 million tons
The US merchant marine nears 18 million gross tons as a Bankers Trust study shows dramatic growth since 1914. On June 30, 1914 American shipping totaled 7,928,688 tons with 1,076,152 in foreign trade and 3,969,614 in sea and river trade. By June 30, 1919 total tonnage reached 12,907,300 with 6,669,726 in foreign trade and 2,655,688 on the Great Lakes.
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United States
America
Bankers Trust Company
Great Lakes
American Merchant Marine Growth Amid Postwar Shipping Surge
A study notes rapid expansion of American seafaring, with 7.3 million gross tons of ships over 1,000 tons on June 30 1919 and about 1.5 million more tons documented by November 1919. The Shipping Board plans for up to 4 million tons incomplete, and total merchant marine could reach around 18 million gross tons, far surpassing Britain's prewar fleet. The document compares wartime losses and postwar gains, highlighting Britain's losses and Germany's shrinkage.
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United States Shipping Board
Great Britain
America’s
British Dominions
United Kingdom
Germany
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This
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Pleasant Street
St Charles Church
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Conlin & Green
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ONTY
Cartwright
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Watson Bank Building
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House OF Better Shoes
GEO. E. Nothnagle & Son
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Cor
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Eld Av
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Delaware
Grocery Bulletin
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Isteen
the Home Products Co
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Hayes Fish Company
Fairfield Avenue
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