Bridgeport in Great Race for Better Harbor
Bridgeport pursues a port development program to expand harbor depth and improve docks, aiming to outpace New York and attract diversified manufacturing. The plan includes housing near the riverfront, rail and trolley integration, and a water line project linking sea transport with land routes, boosting distribution of nitrates, ferrous alloys, hides, grains, and silverware.
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Atlan
P and Pacific
St. Fire River
United States
Canada
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Beiceport
Comimeres
Renwington Arma Co
Bridgeport Int Company
Chamber of Commerce
Stourine Corporation
Bridgeport Ffovatns
Rhea Hovens
Ximity
Tation Mnex
Aimet
Theington Atme Co
Grush Hugent
Inn
General Eiectris Company
P. Day of
Boston Avenue
East End
Reily Co
Generalectria Co
Ode Homes
Ywiiney
Enea
Wridgeport
Lridenport
Pridgeport
Prireport
bAmong
Phare
New England
Experiments in Frozen Fruits Are Successful
Washington Aus. 20 Fresh fruit in midwinter keeps well when frozen as shown by Department of Agriculture experts. Preservation by freezing is cheaper than canning and yields fruit close to fresh in flavor and use for jams, jellies, sherbets, and confections. Strawberries raspberries blackberries loganberries gooseberries currants and cherries freeze well in crates at proper temperatures and can be used immediately after thawing. experts caution about consumption timing as fruit may overwrap and collapse after removal from storage.
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Washington
Aus
Stage Whispers and Theatre News Mix of 1920s items
A sweep of theatre notices, personal marriages, legal cases, and production updates. Notables include Harry Morrissey touring Montana for Sunlight, Catherine Curtis’ family ties, George Taylor of the pioneer moviemen, legal tangles of stars, new shows like The Bad Man, and advances in underwater filming tech and portrait studies. Accruing losses, estates, and deals echo the era’s vibrant show trade.
Hebrew Boys Beat Hilltops In Seaside Park tilt
The Hebrew Boys Club defeated the fast Hilltops 14 to 11 yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park. Heavy hitting defined the game with each player registering hits as Hebrew Boys built a 12-run fourth inning lead while Gallagher started for Hilltops and Berger relieved. The Hebrew Boys boast 11 wins in 12 games and challenge top 15 to 17 year old teams.
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Hiltops
Seaside Park
Mally
Hilltops
Gallagher
Berger
Lyric Theatre Opens Stock Season with Tailor Made Man
The Lyric launches its stock season with Poli Players led by Arthur Chatterdon and Ruth Ames in The Tailor Made Man, staged by Cohan Harris with 25 cast members. New faces and scenery promise a lively week, while West End offers Elaine Hammerstein in Greater Than Fame and Larry Lemon in Solid Concrete.
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LYRIC
Lyric Theatre
Poli
Cohan and Harris
Grant Mitchell
Arthur Chatterdon
Ruth Ames
Ely
West End
Elaine Hammerstein
Selznick
Larry Lemon
Silent price hawkers and the wage argument
A speaker argues profiteers crave high prices while those who avoid conflict thrive by saying little and doing without. The notion that demanding lower prices means lower wages is challenged as unfounded.
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Atlantic
Harry Morrissey
Brugeport
George M.taylor
Moving Picture
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Artz
Catherine Curtis
Bilis
Retenthy
Mr.Taylor
Percy Mackaye
Boelet
Holbrook Blinn
Hew Porter Emerson Browne
France
Wil
Woods
Willard Mack
Lowell Sherman
Robert McWade
Leo Donnelly
Belle Bennett
William Harris, Jr
Greenwich
Dillingham
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Fred Stone
Globe
Raymond Hitchesek
Jutla Sanderson
G. P. Huntley
New Wayburn
Charlotte Greenwood
O'Brien, Malevinsky & Driscoll
Cyril Ring
Letty
Doris Keane
Charles Fredman
Daniel
Gustave
Daryl
Emma
Etta Frohman
Walter Reade
New Jersey
Warwick
Reade
Broadway
Long Branch
Anderson T. Herd
Coburns
Herd
Percy Rivington Pyne
Maxine Eviiott
England
Charlie King
Donald Brian
Buddies
Clarence Nordstrop
King
Taura Kelly
Mins Kelly
Lew Kelly
Bho Wan
FA Wynn
Carnival
the Bigom
Miss Tucker
Freeport
Sophia Tucker
Boward Clark
Lent
Gitz Rice
Clark
Elechanics Magazine
EH. O. Hoppe
Anna Mae Clift
Greenwich, Village
George Middleton
New Yoork
Acquitania
London
Adam and
Eva
Polly
Harry S. Morton
Knickerbocker Theatre
Edward J. MacGregor
Mr. MacGregor
Morton
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Roxbury, Manes
Sur-rogates
Nat C. Goodwin
Nat Goodwin
Mance
John Wanamaker
Margaret Moreland
Lame Club
Atlantic City
Garnier
West 116Th Street
Georgia Gardner
Hotel
Pennsylvania
Goodwin
Miss Gardner
The
Holy Land
Carnegie Hall
Nora Bayes
Tommy Ryan
Thelma Carlton
Henriette Wilson
J. Stuart Blackton
Plaza Theatre
Cincinnati
F. Griffin
Memphis
Giants
Ray Grimes
Head
Ray Ot
Grimes
Tennessee
Harvey Hubbell
State
Wordin Ave
Stratfield
Howland’s
Sonnenberg
Murray & Bayers
Eve
May McAvoy
Bruce Gordon
the House OF the Tolling Bell of
Blackton
Palfrey Hall- Brown Co
Comedia
Cliff Robins
Follis& Leroy
Eddie Polo
Cohan & Harris
Man
BUICK
Coast Artillery Band
Riders OF the Dawn
Porter J. White & Co
INI
Oliver White
Betts’ Seals
Dody and
Berman
Tommy Hayden
Carmen Ercelle
Shelvey Boys
Pathe News
Mack Sennett
Eddie Foy
Foys
Pauline Frederick
Madame X
ELITE
NOBLE
Edith Robertson
Miss Dodd
Er Franklin
Chas. Chaplin
Rooday
Mary
Pickford
the Hoodlum
Vitagraph
Universal News
Ruth of
Fairfield Beach Pavilion
D. C. Quilty
Murray
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