Delegates Attend Second Annual Summer Conference at Connecticut College
Delegates from Congregational churches nationwide gather at the Agricultural College in Storrs for the second annual summer conference of young people. About 291 attendees, up from 96 last year, participate in classes in study world service and methods, with afternoon games and evening talks. A July 4th celebration includes a baseball game a speech and picnic, with fireworks funded by a $100 contribution. The Yale Bowl and local Congregational church host events as progressives report on the gathering.
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National Churches of
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Jory
Rees
Se Conference
Jag
Parmory
Storrs
Congregational
Decorge Krell
Jee Palmer
Naugatuck
Water proofing steeple by steeplejacks at Congregational church
Obelisk Water Proofing of New York City workers on the Congregational church steeple erect scaffolding high above ground. They have waterproofing bricks with heated wax to shed moisture, after brick disintegration threatened rain penetration. Rev. Edward R. Hance leads church officials in historic preservation efforts with repainting and sealing work underway.
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Obelisk Water Proofing Company
New York City
Congregational Church
Central Park
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Egypt
Edward R. Hance
Naugatuck News Highlights and Local Plans
Naugatuck items note Dominick Barberio’s return from Bridgeport. Naugatuck high school tracks head to Driving Park Waterbury July 4 with Blumenauer Welch Zwick Leary O'Donnell French set for sprints and field events. Local and visiting residents listed with university ties, ordinations, and summer travel plans. An Adams Express car arrives. lectures, parks, and picnic events also reported.
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Naugatuck
Driving Park
Waterbury
Henry P. Blumenauer
Dward J. Welch
Frank Zwick
James T. Leary
John O'Donnell
William French
Beacon Falls Courthouse Briefs Include Drink Charge and Reckless Driving
James Rollinson of 31 Prospect Street Bristol faced a local court on a drunken driving charge after a disturbance on Sunday night. He was found intoxicated by Dr Bluestone, jailed until bail posted, and fined 100 dollars plus costs totaling 125.22. Walter Mistavions of Waterbury faced reckless driving charges after speeding through Beacon Falls. he pleaded not guilty and received a 5 dollar fine with costs. News notes include a Beacon Falls wedding announcement for Louise Byrne and Stephen Cancota, and social notes about local residents and a Maccabees meeting.
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Beacon Falls
James Rollinson
Prospect Street
Bristol
Bruce
Justice of the Peace
Fred C. Curtiss
John McGeever
Rollinson
Foetsch
Sherry
Cotton Hollow
Walter Misiavions
Congress Avenue
Waterbury
John McGeiver
Acme
Mistavions
M. R. Traurig
Sudden Storm Knocks Out Wires in Plainville
A June 30 storm brought wind and heavy rain, disabling telephone lines and damaging electric wires. The largest trolley wire in front of Standard Steel and Bearings Inc. broke and halted traffic for about two hours, forcing a walk for passengers. The downpour harmed crops and caused washouts, though overall damage is not expected to be severe.
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Plainville
Standard Steel and Bearings Inc
Radio Programs On Air June 30 1923 New York Listings
Daily schedule of WEAF WNYG WIZ WGBS WMCA WHN WEI WIC WBZ WGY WA KCA WCACE WTAM and others detailing orchestra choirs soloists and baseball scores across stations in New York Philadelphia Hartford Pittsburgh and Cleveland with times from early morning to late night and mentions of operas and travelogue programs.
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Gold Dust Twins
Potiri Revue
Aida
Pennsylvania
Cristra
WNYG
New York
Coney
Yellow’s Orchestra
Wiz
Hotel Vanderbilt Orches
Estrella Mandolin Club
WGBS
Mordkis
Carolinians Orchestra
McAlpin
WHN
Vaill
Colonial Aces
Oakland’s Orchestra
Club Alabam
Oklando’s
WIC
Hartford
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Hotel Lenox Ensemble
Saloa
Hotel Brunswick Orchestra
National Industrial Conference Board
WGY
Schenectady
WJZ
Washington
Shoreham Orchestra
Society Orchestra
KCA
Pifetsburgh
WCACE
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kayhee
WEAF
WTAM
Cleveland
Poslam Promise for Quick Healing at Home
An advertisement touts Poslam as quick relief for scalds cuts and bruises with a 50 cent box suggested for home first aid. It promises pain relief and faster healing, urging readers to keep Poslam in their medicine cabinet.
Weather Forecast for New Haven Area
Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island expect fair weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler nights and sunny days. New Haven and vicinity also see fair conditions and lighter winds with clear skies. Sun sets at 7 30 p m and rises at 4 18 a m with auto lights required after dark.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Immanuel Lutheran Church Hosts Eighth Anniversary Picnic
Parishioners from Immanuel Lutheran on High Street attend the eighth anniversary picnic at the Southbury Home for the Aged. Nearly 2,000 Lutherans from across the state joined services and varied program acts with choirs, sermons, and bands contributing. The Southbury Home for the Aged, in its twentieth year, is supported entirely by donations and sits on about 30 acres.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
High Street
Southbury
Lutheran Church
Naugatuck
Waterbury
Weber
South Manchester
Nontanock Band
Seymour
Waterbury Concordia
O. Heydenreich
Hartford
Norma Weber-Kinttig
Witerbury
J. A. Weyl
New York City
Notable Fiction Chosen for Best Short Stories 1924
Notable fiction Shackles of Service by Meigs O Prost selected by editor Harry J Moule as best short story of 1924. It will appear in full next Sunday in the Magazine Section of THE WORLD. It is the twelfth of sixteen editor picks for the year with one story weekly in THE SUNDAY WORLD. Fection limited. Order in advance.
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Meigs O. Prost
Harry Jd. Moule
Oat
Sunday World
Fection Limited
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Beacon Falls News Notes
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