Special Junior Dairy Judging Contest Planned in Connecticut
Connecticut to host Special Junior Dairy Record Club with county registration for top 26 boys. Members care for three cows July and August and record milk and feed data, then enter county dairy judging contests. State judging at Hartford fair September 7 1922, with top three by county advancing to state contest and possible trips to Eastern States Exposition and National Dairy Show.
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Connecticut
State Extension Service
Hartford Fair
Springfield
Mass
St. Paul
Minn
Arm Bureau
Potato Crop Condition Alarms Farmers in Washington
Washington reports the early Irish potato crop reaching 73 percent of normal by June. The Department of Agriculture notes a one point gain since May 1 but remains two points below the seven year average, signaling weaker yields than typical for this period.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tribute to Pioneer Nun Sister Mary James of Mercy
The Catholic Transcript honors Sister Mary James Murray of the Sisters of Mercy for decades serving Bridgeport parishes St. Augustine's St. Mary's and Sacred Heart. She died June 20 after last duty at Sacred Heart and transfer to Hartford Mother House.
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Catholic Transcript
Mary James (Murray
Sisters of Mercy
Bridgeport
St. Augustine's
St. Mary's
Sacred Heart
Hartford
St. Joseph's Convent
Mgr
Thomas S. Duggan
W.G
P. J. McGivney
St. Charles Parish
K. of C
John Sullivan
M.A. McAuliffee
William H. Flynn
Franc. P. Keough
Ister
Mary James
Bishop O'Reilly
James Hughes
Sistera of Vercy
St. Navier’s
Providence
St. Patrick's Church
St. Catherine's Convent
Church Street
Academy of Notre Dame
Putnam
Mount St. Joseph
St. Catherine's
St. Mary’s
New Britain
St. Mary's Bridgeport
Sacred Heart Convent
Radio Telephone Talk Between New York and Paris Feasible
Owen D. Young, RCA chairman, says wireless telephoning between New York and Paris is within possibility. The main drawback is time difference, but modifications may be tried to enable stock exchange transactions by telephone between France and America.
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Paris
Owen D. Young
Radio Corporation of America
New York
France
America
Navy Wins Intercollegiate Regatta by Narrow Margin
The intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson shows Navy winning the varsity race by one length with a 13 33 5 seconds time. Washington second, Syracuse third, and Columbia fifth, with detailed finish times for varsity, junior varsity, and freshman eights. Additionally proofs of the Municipal Register were submitted for correction as work is rushed to meet an imminent publication deadline.
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Hudson River
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Navy
Washington
ISTER
Francia Dunigan
Keating
Smith
Brooklawn Women Open Round 1 Pairings in Spring Tourney
Brooklawn women begin Round 1 of the spring golf tournament at Brooklawn lake. First eight matchups include Miss Beatrice Smith versus Mrs. Frank Hunt and Miss Esther Gerrish against Mrs. J W Farist, with Mrs Harold Fish facing Mrs Ralph Blackburn and Mrs George Edwards meeting Miss Carolyn Chapman.
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Brooklawn Laks
Beatrice Smith
Frank Hunt
Esther Gerrish
J. W. Farist
Harold Fish
Ralph Blackburn
George Edwards
Carolyn Chapman
Alice Curis
E. C. Spargo
B. W. Ainsworth
J. R. Wakeman
Anna Fish
P. A. Garing
G. A
Ester Gerrish Cane
Alice Curtis
E. C. Spwrgo
Ww. Ainswort
J.R. Wakeman
Ante Fish
David Fleming
Edmund Mayor
W. J. Grippen
R. A. Adams
Loix Cole
Eb, M. Hayes
Middlebrook
Wheeler
Fairfield Police Prepare to Round Up Liquor Offenders
Fairfield officers decided last Thursday to close open saloon sales by rounding up liquor offenders. Sherif Gould and Constable Elwood await a clear target as police surveillance of known rum runners tightens. A street storm caused damage to power lines and frightened residents.
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Fairfield
Sherif Gould
Elwood
Men’s Nainsook Union Suits and Balbriggan Underwear
Catalog note highlights athletic light weight Union Suits with elastic rib back and firm quality. Also lists white Balbriggan athletic undershirts in sizes 34 to 50, priced around 69 cents. Includes fine quality shirts and knee length drawers with short sleeves.
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Nainsook Union
Obituary notices from multiple families in Fairfield area
The funeral notices span Mary Donnelly, Arnold Pabrey, Emma Stevenson Cannon, Charles Blanchard infant, Laura Czyonweeka, Julia Huntington Bolles, Mary Cummings Crowley, John Oliver Goush, and local Fire Commissioner Michael Noonan. Readings record funerals at St Michael's cemetery or Mt Grove, with services held yesterday and today. burials follow at Grove or St Michael's cemeteries.
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Mary Donnelly
Mary
William Donnelly
Thomas Donnelly
Holly @reet
Robert Holt
Beardsley Street
Joseph Brown
Henry Holt
St. Michael's Cemetery
Arnold Fabrey
Arnold Pabrey
Arctic Street
St John’s R. C. Church
Emma Stevenson Cannon
John Stevenson
Chicago
Cannon
Bridgeport
Charles Roderick Blanchard
BE. Payson Blanshard
Acme
Kingstrét
Fairfield
Grove Cemetery
Naurnoweeka
Laura Czyonweeka
Spruce Street
Charles B. Tatarczak
St Michael's Church
Michael's Cemetery
Julia H. Bolles
Julia Huntington Bolles
Frank P. Bolles
Wood Avenue
Joan G. Sadner
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Mary C. Crowley
Mary Cummings Crowley
William H. Crowley
Noble Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
Anna
William
Misa Catherine Cummings
John Oliver
John Oliver Goush
Cottage Street
C. C. Marshall
Beach
Bridgeport Eagles to Hold Election at July Meeting
Bridgeport Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a July 6 meeting to elect a delegate to the National Convention in St Paul the week of August 7 along with other duties. John J. Harter was elected state president at Waterbury’s state convention, with George B. Jaleson as treasurer and John H. Spittler as trustee.
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Bridgeport Aerie
Order of Eagles
St. Paul
the Eagles
Waterbury
John J. Harter
Bridgeport
George B. Jaleson
John H. Spittler
Thanksgiving Every Day Remedy Claim Promises Cures
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cures stomach and intestinal ailments without surgery after two years of health issues. It asserts relief from catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and inflammation, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee and sale at all druggists.
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Mayr
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