Weather report for New Haven area May 5
May 5 forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair, cooler weather with northwest winds. A passing disturbance over the west and Lawrence valley region brings cloudy to partly cloudy skies and scattered storms in northern areas. Temperatures range from the 40s to 70s across listed cities with generally clear conditions in Hartford, Jack, Nantucket, and New Haven.
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New Hannity
Lawrence Valley
New
Minnesota
Mississippi
Atlantic City
Black Island
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Jack
Nantucket
New Haven
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Portland
St. Louis
Ton
Mount Higby Weather And Hartford News Snippet
Weather at Mount Higby through noon reported: highs around 80, lows near 66, water level 27 feet 4 inches southwest wind. Hartford notes lively Board of Education battle, aviation Congress plans, July 4th fireworks curb, and a demoralized railway service amid World War II era campaigns and naval concerns.
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Mount Higby
Dissatisfaction Grows as King Albert Treaty Talks Stall
Fragmentary remarks show rising discontent with treaty terms as King Albert faces delays. Calls rise to adjournment, with senators and congressmen weighing next steps. Leader Leonard Wood remains central to GOP strategy while price policies and taxation loom large in discussions.
Sermon at St John’s Church Praised by Pastor Donovan
Rev James P Donovan D D delivered a sermon from the gospel of Sunday John X 11 16 praising the Good Shepherd and the Mass devotion. May devotions to the Blessed Virgin are set for Monday Wednesday Friday evenings at 730 and daily Mass at 7 o clock.
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Wetley
James P. Donovan
Holy Trinity Parish Notes Schedule of Meetings
Monday through Thursday listings for Holy Trinity Parish events. Boy Scouts Girls Scouts and teacher conferences for various grades. Dr. William C. Sturgis speaks on missionary work. Activities include Woman's Auxiliary and Men’s Club meetings at the rectory and parish house.
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Boy Scouts
Woman's Auxiliary
William C. Sturgis
Board of Missions
New York City
Girls’ Friendly Society
Sturgis
All Saints
The
Schedule of St Andrew's Chapel Events This Week
St Andrew's Chapel hosts a Triangle Club Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Evening prayer and sermon Wednesday at 7 45 p m with the assistant minister preaching. Thursday 7 00 p m candidates meeting. Friday 2 30 p m St Andrew's Guild and 7 30 p m Girls Friendly Society.
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St. Andrew’s Chapel
Triangle Club
St. Andrew's Guild
Girls’ Friendly Society
Epworth League Social and Church Activities
First M. E. Church lists a weekly schedule with Epworth League meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the chapel, mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m on hospitality, Kings Heralds Thursday, Boy Scouts Thursday 7 30 p m, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Friday 3 30 p m, Girl Scouts Friday 7 p m, Queen Esther circle Friday 7 30 p m, choir and orchestra rehearsals Saturday afternoon, and a May 14 reception for returning servicemen and new members.
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M. E. Church
Epworth League
Ednesday
King’s Heralds
Miss Crawford's
High Street
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs. Harris
Church Street
Queen Esther Circle
Miss Beers
South Main Street
State Guard
Swedish Lutheran Notes Schedule Evening Meetings
This notice lists church activities: choir gathering at 8 PM this evening, confirmation class members meet Tuesday evening to prepare for a June 8 reunion, Knighet Society visit Thursday at 2:30 PM hosted by Mrs. O Thompson and Mrs. C E Anderson at the Liberty street parsonage, Lutheran League business meeting at 8 PM, and the board of directors meeting Friday at 8 PM.
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Society Knighet
O. Thompson
C. E. Anderson
Liberty Street
Lutheran League
Dastardly Bomb Mail Conspiracy Deplored
The New York Globe condemns the bomb mail conspiracy as dastardly and horrible, calling it the most contemptible cowardly attempt at assassination. It hopes the perpetrators are tracked down and punished to the full extent of the law.
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New York Globe
America
A Choice of Methods War on Prohibition Enforcement
Palmer explains the justice department will enforce the wartime prohibition law like other laws. The Anti-Saloon League opposes such methods and mocks grand juries and trial juries. A war-time enforcement plan relying on spies would be a loss to the league. Milk surplus disposal discussed at Milk Producers association meeting. Committee expanded to include Daniels and Allison to study and report later.
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New York World
Palmer
Department of Justice
Anti-Saloon League
Milk Producers’ Association
C. Marsden Bacon
Philip Marrotta
Edward Lee
H. O. Daniels
Ernest B. Allison
Middlesex County shines at Guilford field day and sheep shearing
About 300 people attended the Connecticut William H. Leete farm event in Guilford. Middlesex prizewinners included Egbert Daniels in hand shearing and twins Russell and Rockwell Brazos among top finishers. Notable residents from Long Hill East Hampton Middlefield Clinton Old Saybrook and Middletown attended. Walter Yale of Meriden won top prizes in machine and hand shearing. Machine Gun Gunners Wanted. Connecticut State Guard reports vacancies with three years service offering tax exemptions and wartime duty emphasized. next drill is Tuesday night.
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Middlesex County
Leete Farm
Guilford
New Haven County
Egbert Daniels
Long Hill
Middlesex
New Haven
Russell Brazos
Rockwell Brazos
Frank Roberts
Russell
Stephen M. Crowell
J. E. Daniels
East Hampton
Ralph Sellew
Middlefield
Ernest Nettleton and
Clinton
Manwarring
Old Saybrook
Ansel Wright
Cornfield Point
Harry J. Wright
Joel A. Beard
Middletown
John H. Fay
Egbert
Walter Yale
Meriden
Connecticut State Guard
How many Jugo Slavs vote in the United States
The Springfield Republican questions the size of the Jugo Slavic voter base in the U S and notes that such demographic details are increasingly viewed as significant in political calculations.
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Springfield Republican
United States
North Church Notes Gather parish group events
Monday at 7 30 a business meeting of the Girls club in the parish house Tuesday at 7 30 the Phil athea class meets in the parish house Wednesday 6 30 the annual parish supper and social Thursday 7 15 the Boy Scouts Troop 6 meet in the chapel Friday 7 15 the Camp Fire Girls meet in the parish house
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North Church Notes
Pave More Than One Street You’ve Passed Over
Thomas Byrnes of Waterbury Connecticut, a noted city street paver, says rheumatism left him in agony for years. He tried many medicines until Goldine helped, praising its effect on sleep and health. Goldine is sold in multiple Connecticut towns and is marketed for heart nerves and strength.
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Thomas Byrnes
Water &I
Waterbury
Conn
F. J. Lyman, Jr
Goldine
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