De Mille Leads Record Twelve Star Cast in Anatol
Cecil B. De Mille, Paramount chief, ushers in a new era as twelve stars assemble for The Affairs of Anatol. Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter Bebe Daniels Monte Blue Wanda Hawley Theodore Roberts Agnes Ayres Theodore Kosloff Polly Moran Raymond Hatton Julia Faye and others are featured in the production.
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Anatol
Cecil B. de Mille
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Paramount Pictures
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Wallace Reid
Gloria Ewanson
Mystery envelope and unconscious stenographer tale
A young stenographer Miss Camille Oflage is found unconscious in S Smithers' office, while reading a startling letter. The incident sparks a dramatic serial strip starting next Monday in the paper.
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S. Smithers
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Mary Doodle
Stenog
Rayward
Somehody
Sanford Longest Serving Sinking Fund Board Member
Charles G. Sanford, re appointed to the sinking fund, has served on the board over 25 years. A Bridgeport native, he led First Bridgeport National Bank as president for many years and now chairs its successor, First National Bank. He holds directorships at Bridgton Brass Co and American Tuber Stamping Co and is a trustee of Connecticut Co. He and Mrs. Sanford, prominent socially, reside at 62 Coleman Street and have no children.
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Charles G. Sanford
Sanford
First Bridgeport National Bank
First National Bank
Conecticut Co
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American Tuber Stamping Co
Bridgeport
Brooklawn
Algonquin
Seaside
Coleman Street
Open House New Year Event At Industrial Service Center
The New Year celebration at the Industrial Service Center on Barjum Avenue features an all day open house and a dance Monday afternoon with the Eko Jazz band. Monday evening basketball practice will be held at the center. In Washington the Knights of Columbus American History Commission held its first plenary meeting with James A. Flaherty presiding as plans for the 1922 campaign to improve American history rendering were outlined by Rear Admiral Benson, Professor Ford, and Edward McSweeney.
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Eko Jazz
Industri! Service Committee
Washington
American History Commission
the Knights of Columbus
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Philadelphia
William S. Benson
Henry James Ford
Princeton University
Edward F. McSweeney
Boston
Denatured Alcohol Vendor Listings Bridgeport Conn
Boston police report on Ethel Kimball case where a woman posed as a man for two years and as a bridegroom two months. Court proceedings reveal that in this state cross-dressing by a woman and a man wearing feminine attire is not a misdemeanor.
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Boston
Ethel Kimball
Miss Kimball
Starvation in Persia Welfare Crisis Cables Report
New York reports 500 Assyrian children outside Hamadan and 300 the Near East Relief Orphan in dire need as funds run out. National headquarters say 400 widows suffer similarly. Four dollars per child per month is required to keep them alive through winter.
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Mrs. J. B. Klein Reappointed to Bridgeport Charities Board
Mrs. J B Klein, longtime Bridgeport philanthropist and Red Cross veteran, is praised for her work on the Board of Charities and is reappointed by Mayor Atwater. A Cleveland native who has lived in Bridgeport for decades, she has devoted extensive time to welfare centers, employment desks, and charity groups while holding multiple charitable leadership roles.
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Charit Department
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Home Service Committee
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Council of
Jewish Women
Bridgeport Hospital
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Charity Organization Society
The
Protective Association
Travelers’ Aid of
Aridseport
Travelers’ Aid of Connecticut
Asec
Governor Baxter decries federal interference in states
Portland Maine December 21 Governor Percival Baxter warned that federal interference threatens state independence. He said federal funds with conditions push states to adopt federally approved plans, encroaching on school roads health forestry and fisheries departments. He noted the north is reawakening debates on states rights once a southern issue.
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Portland
Percival Baxter
Prohibition In America Questioned By University Expert
Detroit December 31 Professor Robert M. Wensley of the University of Michigan argued that America does not need prohibition. He claimed the climate does not require alcohol and cited Ireland Scotland and England as nations that rely on drinks to cope with their weather.
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America
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Robert M. Wensley
University of Michigan
Ireland
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England
Stratford Theatre Tonight Show Adds Old Time Reel
Stratford residents await a New Year program at the Stratford theatre featuring the first showing of Moonlight Allies starring Marlerevost, The Horseman chapter two with Art Acer, a cws reel, and the Best Bet comedy. Jury drawings list Stratford residents among those summoned for the January term. Tax debts and unpaid accounts from 1919 are cited, with many names and sums noted, as Stratford eyes financial strain and stationing for enforcement continues.
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Stratford Theatre
Marlerevost
Art Acer
Injunction Sought Against Shanley’s Dry New York
New York December 31 prohibition forces—155 strong—under FE C Yellowley sleuths and Ralph A. Day state director issued final orders for uniform enforcement over the New Year. The battalion to operate citywide from Broadway to the Bowery and Fifth to Fourteenth streets, pressing dry law observance everywhere.
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New York City
Prohibition
FE. C. Yelowley
Ralph A. Day
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Fifth
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X Ray to determine infant sex discussed at Yale lecture
Dr. J. W. Pryor of the University of Kentucky told the American Association of Anatomists at Yale that bone development observed via X ray may reveal an unborn infant’s sex. He noted female bones ossify faster than male bones, aiding sex determination.
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Conn
J. W. Pryor
University of Kentucky
American Associa- Anatomists
Yale
Doctor Finnegan Reappointed to Bridgeport Fire Board
Dr. John H. Finnegan, prominent private physician, is named by Mayor Atwater for a second term on the Bridgeport Board of Fire Commissioners. A Providence native born in 1882, he moved to Bridgeport in 1912 and built a large private practice after serving as ambulance surgeon at Emergency Hospital.
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Atwater
Clifford B. Wilson
Not Popular Year For Weddings In Bridgeport 1921
Bridgeport records show 1921 marriages lagging 12 percent behind 1920 with 1,481 marriages to date versus 1,706 last year. Health officer Dr William Hall Goon attributes the drop to business depression in Bridgeport, noting peak gloom in March and a June high of 171 marriages with other months markedly lower.
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William Hall Goon
Trudgeport
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Marriay
Batik Dyeing For Home Decor By Laura A Kirkman
Techniques for batik on unbleached muslin are described, tracing from wax painting to pattern transfer then dyeing. The piece explains wax preparation with paraffin and beeswax, setup, and cautions about effort and accuracy in applying wax to fabric.
Howland Dry Goods Do Wax Dye Process
The Howland Dry Goods Do describes using wax to fix pencil marks before dyeing muslin with cold water dyes. After applying a hardening wax line, dip the fabric in a non boiling dye, then rinse and dry. If color is shallow a second or third dip may be used to deepen the shade.
Fire at East Main grocery damages store. gas tank blaze, Ogden chimney fires
Firefighters answered a 2:06 AM blaze at Joe Calederra’s grocery, Main Street, causing building damage but sparing stock. Earlier, a 11:54 PM gasoline tank fire in Huntington Road was minor. A two family house on Ogden Street suffered a chimney fire with no damage. The article then digresses into wax dyeing instructions.
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East Main Street
Huntington Road
Ogden Street
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