Sewing meeting and charity events at local churches
A special sewing meeting of the Sewing and Practical Aid society at Park Street Congregational church is set for tomorrow at 10 AM with lunch at 12:30. The Aitte Stowe Chapter Women of the World War will host a whist and pinochle on Wednesday evening at Stowe's hall to aid ex-service men and families. A Christmas bazaar and fair runs Friday to Saturday at St Paul's American Legion home. Mrs John Bray hosts a Friday whist at the Catholic Community house on Barnum avenue.
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Sewing and Practical Aid Society
Park Street Congregational Church
Aitte Stowe
Stowe's
St. Paul's Church
Fairfield
American Legion
Andrew B. Huntington
John Bray
Barnum Avenue
Ellen Shaw
St. James’ Church
O'Rlock
James McKeon
Michael O'Connor
Patrick Spiliott
George H. Brown
John Lesto
St. Michael's Cemetery
Anna Kopese
Anna Kopcho
John and
Mary Kopsho
Hancock Avenue
St,tephen's Church
Julia
Helen Kepehe
Big smoker draws nine hundred from Blessed Sacrament
About 900 members of the Men’s League of Blessed Sacrament church attended a packed smoker and entertainment in the school hall last evening. Highlights included acts by Joe Delaney, Chas Atherton, the Argus brothers, and performers Bill Toomey, Ray Maney, William Fenton, Joseph Wieder, Billy McCarthy, George Dunn, Stephen Index, Raymond Farrell, and Walter Booke. A luncheon was served by parish women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Blessed Sacrament
Joe Delaney
Chas
Atherton
Argus Brothers
Bill Toomey
Ray Maney
Willam Fenton
Joseph Wieder
Billy McCarthy
George Dunn
Stephen Ondex
Raymond Farrell
Walter Booke
Jack Heaphy Not To Be B. C. Leader
Boston December 7 John Heaphy of Beverly was elected captain of the Boston College football squad yesterday and re signed today Heaphy had been captain last year but did not play this season due to intensive study In declining the election he said the honor should go to a man who played this fall James Liston of Lowell received votes and was considered the probable successor Heaphy was a standout center on BC teams of 1919 and 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Heaphy
Beverly
Boston College
Heaphy
James Liston
Lowell
Aldermen to Attend 8th Annual Charity Ball
The Board of Aldermen accepted an invitation to attend the 8th annual Charity Fund Ball in Remington Hall on Friday. Alderman Wilbert Sanford of the Ninth District urged support and attendance at the affair.
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Remington Hall
Wilbert Sanford
Two Xmas Tree Permits Granted in City Center
Aldermen grant two Christmas tree stand permits, placing stands at the corner of Main and John streets and at the Congress Street Bridge end. George J. Steinhart and Lewis and Jacob Mendelson sue Ansonia Reed Furniture Co. for alleged unpaid debts in Common Pleas court, seeking 250 pounds and 490 dollars respectively, with sums noted as 150.74 and 400 pounds.
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Panna of Aldermen
A Min
John Streets
Congress Street Bridge
George J. Steinhart
Lewis
Jacob Mendelson
Common Peas Court
Ansonia Reed Furniture Company
Probate and bankruptcy notices from Bridgeport district
Notices from the Connecticut probate and federal courts concerning estates of George L. McClellan Long Rega and others, with schedules for creditors, executors, and debtors, and a bankruptcy discharge hearing for Benjamin and Morris Gellis of North End Painting Co. in Bridgeport, with dates in 1921 and 1902 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARAGE
Deherber
A. D
Mtest
T. Mulger
Judee
State OF Connecticut
Bridgeport
George L. McClellan
Trumbull
Addie J. McGlellan
Conn
R. F. Dd
Connecticut
District of Bridgeport
Long Rega
District of
Fistate
Alfred Greisinger
John St
Irish Treaty Provisions on Ireland Britain Relations
Article VI to XV outline defense, ports, armament limits, and political arrangements between the Irish Free State and Great Britain. It covers coastal defense sharing, imperial force use in peacetime, harbor access, military size limits, free port access, compensation for discharge, Northern Ireland governance during transition, potential boundary commissions, and future intergovernmental meetings on revenue, duties, and militia arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Great Britain
Royal Irish Constabulary
Northern Ireland
Government of Ireland
Northern Irelan
Council of Ireland
of Ireland
Provisional Government of
Southern Ireland
Irish Free Stat Establishment
North Ireland
Foa
Erate i Nath
Norrh Ireland
Southern
Ireand
House of Commons
Lloyd George Austen Chamberlain
Birkenhead
Winson Churchill
Worthington Evans
Hamar Greenwood
Gordon Heiwart
Provisions on Ireland Treaty Articles and Annexes 1921
Details of Articles XVI to XVIII on religious rights and education, provisional Southern Ireland government, and ratification steps. Annex outlines maritime and communications conventions, naval and coastal defenses, cable and wireless rights, lighthouses and submarines, plus civil communications regulation between British and Irish governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griobhtha
Arthur Griffith
Michael O. O. Sileain
Michael Collins
Richard Barton
Robert €. Barton
ER. S. Dugan
Hamon J. Duggan
Seorsa Ghabgain UI Dhubhthaigh
George Gavan Duffy
Barehaven
Queenstown
Belfast
Lough and
Briish
Ireland
Sviah Free State
Obituary notices for multiple local figures
Obituary notices record funerals and deaths of George W. Dilworth Mary A. Devine Amelia E Brundbeck Ellen Shaw David Hill Ribbing Anna Kopose Kopcho and Joseph Comping. Services described include church masses interments and memorials with surviving relatives named across Stratford Bridgeport and Fairfield areas.
Notable Irish Free State Reactions From American Voices
Prominent Ireland supporters and civic leaders across Hartford react with optimism and caution to the Irish Free State agreement. Clergy, politicians, and business figures praise the potential end of hostilities, while others seek full independence and careful implementation amid ongoing negotiations and public statements.
American Toys Hold Field Against Foreign Made Goods
Three cases disposed in Superior Criminal court before Judge Allyn K. Brown. Charles Bradley released after a warning for forging a $3.50 check. William F. Kelly jailed four months for burglary, sentence softened by prior detention. Edward McConnell pled guilty to theft of a weight of WMeyele valued at 340, three months, sentence suspended with six months probation. American toys prevail over cheap foreign imports as local dealers note. German dolls remain strongest in that niche. French dolls costly. Toy sales brisk despite war era competition. Police to seek warrants for saloon owners after testing 50 samples of wine cider beer, three over half a percent alcohol.
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Superior Criminal Court
Allyn K. Brown
Charles Bradley
Stamford
William F. Kelly
Norwalk
Edward McConnell
Darien
America
Japan
Germany
Dolly
France
Welfare
Cornell Steadfast Refuses Broad Disclosure in Bridgeport Row
Cornell Steadfast stated he will disclose the case only to prosecuting officials upon formal request by Republicans, insisting he is not a prosecutor or city official. He argues the Board of Aldermen must resolve any internal wrongdoing and that he cannot reveal identities to newspapers. A separate incident reports Frank Carpenter of New York fracturing his elbow after an apple core incident on Fairfield Avenue. he was taken to St Vincents Hospital and is resting comfortably.
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la Follette
Wis
Ulster
Ieland
Ireland
Europe
America
Ufa
Denia Ant
Bridgeport
E. Earle Garlick
Board of Aldermen
Cornell
City of
Frank Carpenter
New York City
Fairfield Avenue
B. J. Coyle
St. Vincents Hospital
Catafornia
Long Beach
Cal
Nature
Southern California
C. R. Edwards
Edwards
Saloon Proprietor Arrested Sixth Time on Liquor Charges
Mike Kintor of 802 Pembroke Street was arrested last night for the sixth time on liquor law violations. He was arraigned in City Court and held under a $1,000 bond for tomorrow. His plea of poverty earned a suspended sentence at first, but his wife appeared with cash bond this morning. Delato Markovitch, the bar tender, also arrested, will be tried tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kintor
Pembroke Street
Kintor
Delato Markovitch
Firemen Hurt Fighting Basement Blaze in Kennedy Inc Store
Springfield Mass December 7 Twelve firefighters including Deputy Chief FE Kimball and District Chiefs H Root and J R Graves were hospitalized after a basement fire at Kennedy Inc clothing store. Three were later discharged. A gas pipe was cut off while firefighters crawled through dense smoke to reach the fire. Smoke and water damage run to thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
A. Kimball
H. ©. Root
J R. Graves
Kennedy Inc
Lorenz to Return Despite Opposition in New York
Dr Adolph Lorenz Austrian surgeon announced in New York today he will discontinue free clinics and return to Vienna soon due to opposition to his professional activities in the United States. Also Gehor Csoszos fined $200 and jailed 10 days for liquor law violation at his Spruce Street restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Gehor Csoszos
Sprucetreet
Discovery Sheds Light on Capernaum Synagogue Site
Archaeologists identify the ancient city of Capernaum and a Jewish synagogue ruins they believe stood where Christ preached. They say the site, once disputed, lies at Tell Hum near the Sea of Galilee and may show quake destruction and possible reconstruction of the temple.
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Palestine
Capernaum
Sea of Galiles
Tell Hum
Geed
Ray
Ireland's Seven Century Struggle Ends in Truce Return
London notes David Lloyd George marks five years as British premier amid reports of possible royal honors for resolving the Irish problem. Colleagues say he would refuse titles, preferring the Order of Merit which he calls the only title capable of shaping opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd- George
W. B. Gladstone
A. J. Balfour
H. F H. Asquith
George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Heaphy
B. C
John Keogh
Bridgeport Conn
George W. Dilworth
Mr. Dilworth
Charles H. Dilworth
O'Ryan
Westport
Willowbrook Cemetery
Mary A. Devine
West Avenue
Stratford
W. A. Brags
Broadbridge Avenue
Timcus
Amelia B. Brandbeck
Amelia E. Brundbeck
Adolph Fp, Brundbeck
O. C. Tanning
Lenox Avenue
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr
Carl Siemens
Chicago
Philip Bergstrom
Brooklyn
C. C. Tanning
David Hill
Ribbins
Osklawn Cemetery
Joseph Comping
Joseph Compins
Colorado Avenis
John Weeney
James V. Joy
The
Friends of Irish Freedom
M. J. Traynor
St. Mary's Church
Helen Lombard
Fifth District
Democratic Women's Club
Herbert Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
T. M. Cullinan
Valera
Patrick McGee
Patrick Flanagan
Donald MacQueen
First Baptist Church
William Horace Day
United Congregational Church
Walter Camp
V Hylan
Canada
Irekind
Martin H. Glynn
Albany
Lame
Rome
Mannix
Tome
Lloyd George
DeValera
Tawrenea T. Gallagher
Hiks
James Grady
Irish White Cross
Georze H. Wood
Sons of St. George
Tata
Frank L. Cogill
Coulter & McKenzie Machine Company
Connecticut Avenue
Patterson Forge Company
Frank J. Wilder
Bisgenson
Charles L. Dennis
St. Anthony's Church
Lorenz
Christ
Dublin Castle
Mother and Father Alling Rubber Co
Plaza Theatre
Airfield Avenue
J. Albert Johnson
John
John St. Jeweler
Broad ST
the Electric Shop
Central Station
United Illuminating Co
Broad & Cannon Sts
Barnum
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