Upham Adams Dies In Larchmont Of Heart Disease
Publicist and author Upham Adams died at his home in Larchmont from heart disease. Reports from Madrid via Morocco indicate unrest among Spanish workers in El Braish on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. The Third Internationale calls for workers worldwide to oppose dispatch of Allied troops amid famine and warns of possible French assault on the Asian Soviet government.
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E.derick Upham Adams
Larchmont
Madrid
Morocco
Atlantic
Biorocco
Third Internationale
Workers of the World
France
Social Splendors for Arms Parley
Washington eyes a grand social stage for the upcoming arms conference as hotels prepare for a flood of reservations and many houses will open. The State Department plans a conference division led by Secretary Hughes to house delegations, with 1,000 to 2,000 international representatives and staffs. All nations will fund their own delegations while the United States covers the secretariat, interpreters, records, and printing. Congress has appropriated 200,000 dollars for two months of work, with hotels guarding against price hikes amid expected heavy visitor demand.
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Washington
Standeur
Harding
State Department
Fletcher
Hughes
United States
Paris
Lodge
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
China
Congress
Davis Hill Wedding Sets Pretty Saturday Romance
Miss Marjorie Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hill married Ralph Davis son of Mr and Mrs J Davis in a Saturday ceremony performed by Rev J Davis a relative. Home decorated with cut flowers and palms reception with about fifty guests then a Berkshire Hills honeymoon and home in Barnum avenue after September 11. Mrs Davis clerk at Jen Bing Garage and Mr Davis works at Acme Shear Company.
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Marjorie Hill
Harvey Hill
Butler Avenue
Ralph Davis
Harold Davis
Davin
Acme Shear Company
Miss Lattin Becomes Bride At Home Wedding
Miss Carrie C Lattin daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lattin of 68 Ridgewood Place wed Howard M Dorman son of Mark Dorman of Shelton Connecticut in a home ceremony at 63 Washington Place conducted by Rev N B Prindte The couple left for a honeymoon after a small reception Lattin a Bridgeport High School graduate and former bookkeeper for Sonnerbers Piano Co was accompanied by her sister Mrs Robert C Saunders and attendant Mrs Saunders wore Canton Crepe and pink roses were carried by the bridal party.
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Carrie C. Lattin
Benjamin Lattin
Ridgewood Place
Howard M. Dorman
Olive St
Mark Dorman
Shelton
N. B. Prindte
Robert C. Saunders
Washington Place
Miss Lattin
Saunders
Mr. Dorman
Benjamin Wells
Misa Lattin
Bridgeport High School
Sonnerbers Piano Company
New City Boys' Secretary to Start September 1
H H Richardson is appointed city boys' secretary at the local M C A and will assume duties September 1. Formerly Indiana state boys work secretary, he served overseas with the Australian army and led Melbourne boys' work. M B Nichols retires September 7 and departs for Albany New York to continue as city boys' work secretary after seven years in Watertown and Genesee County. Nichols, Syracuse graduate and former Machine Gun Corps lieutenant, helped organize local boys into clubs and classes and belongs to Rotary and Masonic groups.
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H. H. Richardson
Richardson
Ork
Indiana
Melbourne
Australia
M. BE. Nichols
Albany
City Boys
Seleven
Watertown
Genesee County
New York
Nichols
Syracuse University
Camp Hancock
Rotary
Masonic
Best of Peach Crop In 10 Days
The State Marketing Bureau reports a strong Connecticut peach season with Elberta variety near half a million baskets expected to reach markets in ten days. Local green corn and Lima beans flood Bridgeport shelves keeping succotash prices reasonable as Evergreen white corn arrives later. The 1910s style note emphasizes good yields after several lean years, with warm weather speeding ripening.
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State Marketing Bureau
B. P. Storrs
Mr. Storrs
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Evergren
Pioneering educator Hannah T. Hurd dies in Bridgeport
Obituary notes Mrs Hannah Terry Hurd who died Sunday after immigrating from Waving River New York in 1872. She opened Bridgeport’s first kindergarten on West Avenue and was Mount Holyoke College 1856 graduate. She joined the English Literary club and is buried in Waving River. Other notices cover Edith M Schmidelin one year old, Nellie Heath Burke Springfield IL, William Lacro, Burton C Mead and a Dempsey fight film shown to wounded veterans at Parker Hill Hospital in Boston.
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Hannah T. Hurd
Hannah Terry Hurd
Bridgeport
Waving River
N. Y
West Avenue
Mount Holyoke
Higher Education For Women
English Literary Club
Boston
Parker Hill Hospital
Teddy Hays
Dempsey
Hunter Makes Birdie Three at Engineers Course
Willie Hunter, British amateur champion, impressed Americans on his first U S visit with a 75 in a foursome at Engineers Country Club Roslyn. He contributed by a birdie three on the home green to his side’s victory.
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New York
Willie Hunter
United States
Engineers
Roslyn
Schedule of Organization for Schools
Supt Slawson issues a detailed school organization schedule. Teachers report to assigned buildings Tuesday September 6 at the stated times. principals and teachers meet in high school rooms and assembly halls, with freshmen and seniors registering at designated sites in Maplewood district.
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Supt. Slawson
EB. Cortright
Moore
Maplewood
Normal School
Lincoln
Barnum
Shelton
Arlington Avenue
Dixon Street
Capitol Avenue
Old South School
Iranistan Avenue
Good Luck Association Outing At Lombard’s Grove
The Good Luck association held its annual outing and dinner at Lombard's grove on Greenfield hill with Schultheiss orchestra. Officers elected included William Carr president Mich eal Clabby vice president William Keefe secretary Richard Lombard treasurer and Colonel T J Murphy inner guard. Numerous members attended including John Cornell Dr Philip McLauchlin Charles Green Lawrence Gill James McGovern Captain John O'Connell Fred Mullins Judge Leo Whaley Patrick J McGee and many others.
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Good Luck” Association
Lombard’s Grove
Greenfield Hill
Schultheiss Orchestra
William Carr
Micheal Clabby
William Keefe
Richard Lombard
Treseuter
T. J. Murphy
John Cornell
Gus Mullins
Richard Cunningham
Ernest Nelson
James Hall
Paul Miloney
Joseph Healey
Dennis McCarthy
Frederick Schempp
John Farrell
Frank Clancy
Philip’ Oakey
Joseph’ Barnes
Jeremiah Daley
James Cummings
Leo Ahearn
John McGuinness
Patrick Lee
Edward Dobbs
Thomas Flynn
James Connelly
Joseph Hoffman
Patrick Barnes
Paul McNamara
Thomas O’brien
Edward Kitchen
John O'Connell
John Rourke
Michael Stengel
James Dail
John Rock
William Buckley
Michal
John McPedden
John
Joseph Dailey
Harry Borglin
Willam Carr
Richard Lombara
Frank McLaughlin
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Holyoke, Mass
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Edith M
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Father Chernitzky
St Michael's
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Fairfield Avenue
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