Sunday Church Services Across Denominations in City
A sweeping list details Sunday services across multiple churches in the city including United Church, Christ Church, First Methodist, Grace M. E., Bethany, St Johns Episcopal, St Georges, and many Catholic parishes. It notes service times, sermon topics, preludes, choir offerings, Holy Communion schedules, and August worship plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Courtland Street
John G. Saddler
St. George's
First Christian Church
Mission of the Disciples of Christ
Iranistan
Ee Eercon Avenues
N. D
Anoc
S&j. Georges
Clinton and
Wood Avenues
H E
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Cont
Wilmot
Albert Jepson
St Al's Church
Danielson
Grace M. E. Church
Fairfield
Clinton Avenues
Joseph Te Guernsey
H. A. Strout
Bethany Church
Stratford
Nichols Avenue
Hethany Fatreet
Wheeler Terrace
Joseph C. Harrison
Young People's League
Rabies Outbreak May Cause Quarantine in Windham County
Hartford August six Windham County may be placed under quarantine against rabies if the spread suspected in Killbingly and Brooklyn is not checked. Commissioner James M. Whittlesey announced after a doe quarantine was issued for two towns due to a rabies infected dog killed in Brooklyn last Saturday. Quarantine enforcement will be strict with state police in charge in Killingly and Brooklyn and warrants ready for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Windham County
Kill
Bingly
Brooklyn
James M. Whittlesey
Whittlesey
Elliott
Grooklyn
Pasteur
Massachusetts
Oner Whittlesey
The Right to Love and the Right to Jilt
London newspapers report a British judge's view that more than half of divorces stem from couples not truly in love before marriage. The balance of opinions from figures like Miss Genevieve Ward and Marquess Townshend support honesty over breach of promise actions, while noting both sexes may suffer from loveless unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Parke
National News Service
Stam
London
Aus
Justice McCardie i
Birmingham
Townshend
Genevieve Ward
Senate probes failure of housing corp to payBridgeport taxes
The Senate adopted a Brandegee resolution demanding the United States Housing Corporation explain why it did not pay Bridgeport, Connecticut taxes on its buildings. The agency had owned about 471 houses here after World War I, with value near 1.5 million dollars taxable for about a year. The corps agreed to pay Bridgeport about 70 thousand as protection and benefits, but sold most property in 1920. Officials failed to reach an adjustment, prompting congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frank B. Brandegee
Connecticut
United States Housing Corporation
Bridgeport
Conn
Gregory
Com— Key
Housing Corporation
Ruary
Bridgeport Housing Corporation
Bridgeport City Attorney's Office
Brandegee
Congress
City
Fairfield
Seaside Park
Grassmere
Black Rock
Connecticut Avenue
Old Mill Green
Dispiriting View of Russia's Economy This Summer
Risa Latvia Aug 6 Russian and anti Bolshevik sources warn famine worsened this year while the Bolshevik government promises gradual economic recovery. Agricultural machinery aid is limited by drought and shortage of draft animals. Soviet press admits transition is difficult, transport and distribution suffer, coal output falls in Donets and Moscow districts, yet some regions expect harvest via tax in kind and free grain purchases. A Lenin called congress of food supply officials shows pessimism over transport, rot risks, and city rationing, with imports needed to avert disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risa
Latvia
Russia
Lenine
Riga Holshevik
Novy Put
Moscow
Soviet
Petrograd
Siberia
Caucasus
Donets
Volea
Ukraine
Red Army
Fast East
Soviet Russia
Thunder Shower Led to Ice Cream Soda Invention
Detroit, Aug. 6 A summer thunder shower 41 years ago inspired Fred Sanders Jr to claim his grandfather Fred Sanders discovered the ice cream soda. He recounted how souring sweet cream from a storm and a wedding party tasting led to a substitute drink that became the popular ice cream soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Fred Sanders, Jr
Fred Sanders
Au “Aare
August Sale of Furniture Opens in Second Week
The August Sale of Furniture Rugs and other House Furnishings begins the second week. The clearance lowers prices, letting houses with moderate incomes acquire fine mahogany oak or walnut pieces. Beautiful furniture is urged as essential to daily life and character, with lamps desks tables and chests priced to attract buyers.
Oriental Rugs At August Sale Prices
The entire collection is offered at August sale prices with low costs for several years. Persian Mahals in varied sizes feature soft lustrous weaves in blue gold and rose hues, rare designs prized by rug collectors. Former prices ranged from $125 to $295, now reduced.
Basement House Furnishing Sale Continues
The basement sale offers refrigerators trunks and bags oil and gas ranges china glass lamps and kitchen wares with prices ranging from 30 to 360 dollars. A standout group in medium sizes measures about 3.6 by 6 feet and 4 by 6 feet priced around 37.50 to 85 dollars. The items are pitched as highly adaptable for small apartments and unlikely to be matched again. Fourth floor.
August Fur Sale Offers Low Prices on Luxurious Coats
The August Sale of Furs continues with exceptionally low prices on coats made from Hudson seal mole skin gray squirrel and Kolinski. Choose now.
Woman co directs films with famed author husband
New York Aug 6 It is the only record of an international author working in full collaboration with his wife Mrs Lillain E Chester For nine years she aided in writing and shaping his Wallingford stories and helped craft the feminine details for the character Blackie Dan The couple later wrote the show and scenario for their final episode directed together in a California studio and edited in New York They present themselves as one person and claim full credit for their joint work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Randolph Chester
Lillain E. Chester
Mrs. Chester
Wallingford
Blackie Dan
Chester
Mr. Chester
California
Boston acquires historic Scott estate for park
Boston plans a park on the Scott estate in Dorchester the site of early town meetings and the first free school. The plot at East Cottage Pleasant and Pond streets recalls Sayin Hill Beach tents and colonial valuables once guarded by soldiers. Mrs Daniel H. Ryan of 174 Brooks Street hosts her sister Mrs John Lang of Burnie for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Scott Estate
Dorchester
East Cottage
Daniel H. Ryan
Brooks Street
John Lang
Burnie
Pueblo steel concera builds homes for destitute
Pueblo Colorado August reports that Colorado Fuel and Iron Company workers who lost homes in recent floods will receive new houses. Rockefeller Steel Works managers awarded a contract for fifty six room homes on company ground at actual cost with long-term payments. Homes will be near the Minnequa plant, and workers will be housed at the company camp until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rockefeller Steel Works
Steel Company
Minnequa
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Church Bread and Gin
William Horace
Edward A. ‘Cowles
Jason Noble Pieres
D. D
Wirst
Gran'dante
First Methodist
St John's Episcopal Church
Park and Fairfield
Avenu
Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr
Tor
Donald W. Greene
St Augustines Church
Washington Avenues
Pequonnock
James B. Nibill
P. R
St Mary's Church
Pembroke Street
Corner
Steuben
Matthew Trayhor
Sacred Heart Church
Myrtle Avenue
Richard F. Moore, II
St. Patrick's Church
North Avenus
John C. Lynch
St Peter's Church
Howard Avenue
Charles Leddy
Blessed Sacrament
Union Avenue
Orange Street
J. J. Oggan
P.feana
St Joseph’s
Madison J Avenue
Hubert Dahme
Holy Rosary Church
East
Washington Avenue
M. J. Keating
St Anthony‘s
Colorado Avenue
Philip “Ik Massicot
St John of Nepomuck
Andrew Komara
St.James’ Church
M. I. O'Connor
Holy Cross
Pine Street
Michael Golob
St Thomas’ Church
Fearfield
William Blake
Sts. Cyril and Methodius
Crescent Avenue
Church Street
Caspar Pannick
St Michael's
Sterling Erect
Father Figiewski
Evening Standard
Judee
Thomas B. Harrison
Marguerite E. Harrison
Baltimore
Berlin
OF Housing Corp
Che
Oriental Rugs
Pueblo Steel Concera
St. Louis
Missouri
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Mae O’brien
Marie Rielly
Iranistan Avenue
Asbury Park, N. 3
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