Fraternal News Daylight Law Conforms Bridgeport Moose
Bridgeport lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose plans to participate in the state field day in Waterbury in June with about 200 members expected. John Fountain chairs arrangements. 21 candidates were initiated. Also Gaelic League marks Pearse anniversary with a program and speeches. The council approves daylight saving for Bridgeport starting April 25 if New Haven Road schedules conform.
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Patrick H. Pearse
Fairfield Avenue
Pearse
Irish Republic
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de Vajera
Innisfall
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Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Sean Conway
Ireland
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India
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Commons Council
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Hillside Home
Margaret Ford
R. Arthur Brown
North Avenue
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Thomas M. Robins
Fayerweather Island
Health Department
Director of Public Works
Common Council
Face Lacerations From Downtown Trolley Crash
Samuel Booth of 296 Garfield avenue was struck by a trolley while riding his bicycle on Main street near Washington avenue. He sustained facial and hand lacerations after swerving to avoid a jitney and was treated at Emergency hospital by Dr. Owen J. Groark.
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Yanks on Rhine Sure Spending Spree Faces Hard Truth
Hudson Hawley reports from Coblenz that 14,200 American troops in Germany live well beyond pay, earning about 3,300 marks monthly. Despite claims of restraint, private soldiers enjoy velvet living with meals, liquor, and world travel, while their annual earnings reach roughly 25,600 marks. Officers debate limits, yet discipline wanes as the vast payouts continue.
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Germany
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Rhineland
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Poultry Raising Lecture Tomorrow Night in Bridgeport
Prof Roy E Jones of Connecticut Agricultural College will lecture on poultry raising and reducing the high cost of production at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the First Bridgeport National Bank building tomorrow night. The event is under the auspices of the Consolidated Poultry Association of Bridgeport.
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First Bridgeport National Bank
Roy E. Jones
Connecticut Agricultural College
Consolidated Poultry Association of
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