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The regular meeting and election
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tonight.
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Friday will be a red letter date in
the calendar at the omeisls, at-
taches and friends of the Nos-walls
hospital for on that evening the
1926 class in the training school.
cotfllsting of 10, will i. graduated
and the formal opening of the Mary
A. Iiediord Nurses“ Home. will be
held.
The new home has been in use
for the past three months but the
official opening was postponed until
a time when Mr. and hire. Bedtord
and other members of the board or
directors had arrived home from .
trips.
A cordial invitation is extended
the public to attend the exercises
Friday evening, but there will be no
public inspection of the building at
this time. The public will be in-
‘vited to view the home in all of its
appointments on Wednesday of next
week.
National Hospital Day. which is
observed by the hospitals of the
United states and Canada comes on
Wednesday. May 12, and on this
day all who are interested in going
~ through the new building are‘ in-
. ”ted to come to the home. either in
the afternoon or evening, and the
l entire building will ”open for in-
; spectlon.
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lthe board will preside at the exer-
John Cannagh. vice-president of
cises. General Russell Frost, repre-
"Our New Home."
A brief address will be made by
Dr. George G. Fawcett. representinsr
the stat: and the main address to
the graduates
ill be delivered by
Miss Effie J. ylor. associate pro-
tensor of the School of Nursing of:
Yale University.
173. 'I‘. Redford, president of the
board. will present the diplomas
and Miss Ethel Seliars. superintem
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WILL PRESENT
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the dancing that “ill follow. will he l by fin .
DIPLOMAS
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westerly from Water street.
0n the northerly side of Wall
street commencing at a. point 79.8
feet easterly from Main street to
High street.
(in the northerly side of Wall
street from Knight street to Brook
street. '
On both sides of Main street com-
mencing at a. point 86 test north
from Wall street to Hoyt street.
0n the northerly side of Wall
street, beginning at n. pornt 110 feet
west at Main street to Liberty Green,
so-called.
On the southerly side or Wall
street from Commefl‘e street to the
junction of West avenue and Wall
street.
0n the easterly side or North
Main, commencing from Marshall
street to Pine street.
On the westerly side or North
lilain'atreet. from a. point 12 feet
south of the northerly line produced
of the Josem building to Flax Hill
MO“.
On the easterly side at South
Main street commencing from a
point approximately opposite the
northerly line of Rogers & Stevens
store to Hanford place. so-called.
On the southerly side of Wash-
ington street between Seaview ave-
nue and Fort street.
On the northerly side of Wash-
ington street easterly from Goldstein
place for a distance of 180 feet.
0n the westerly side at Franklin
street from a sign in front or the
Putnam school to the intersection of
Washington and Franklin streets.
On the easterly side 0! North
Main street from a point south oi
the abuttment or steps in trout of
City Hall to the Modern Market for
a distance of 299.4, ,
No person driving or controlling
a vehicle shall permit the same to
stand or park for more than so
minutes on the westerly side or
South Main street for a distance of
818 feet. measured southerly along
the curb from the intersection of
Monroe and South Main streets
to the second pole north of the St.
Joseph's Catholic church.
THE CLASSIFIED odes-s also
haves silver linings.
RUM RllllllER, “ADMIRAL SCHLEY,”
ts lMPLlCATED lN not BOOZE
LANDINGS sum) BY COAST GUARD
screw fishing trawler "Admireli
Srltley," ngnlnst “hirh l'ttiiefl.
forfeiture notion, in tow.
was doomed late yesterday
234.
United States District
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Dr. O'Donnell, New York,
Addresses Local Lionsl
Dr. William C. O'Donnell. ot‘ New
York City addressed the local Lions ;
club at their luncheon held this
noon at the ‘myul James Inn. on"
"The Spirit of Lionlsnt." \‘ivo Pro—1
sldont Jesse T. Dunbar presidod'nsl
President Philip K. Jakob is out-of- Y
town. Anson .l. Kcolcr and I‘. l:.'
Gregory nro delegates from the 10-;
cal club to the district meeting next
being held in New London. I
WHEEL STOLEN l
Harold Lentils. 10 Hudson stroml
reported to the first district puller'
that the front wheel of his byciclv
waa stolen from where be parked it 1
at. the rear ofthc Honor Roll at the
armory last night. |
It the Filipinos really want lllt‘ll‘ .
independence, we imagine the. best ‘
thing they can do is to employ some I
eminent scientist to prove that the
soil isn't. suitable for rubber trees.‘
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Hensley and Tuesday
Tuesday and Wednesday—
Located Near Greenpomt Yesterday. .
NEW LONDON. Mny 5.—-—I.l\le'(‘llt$lt"l‘. .‘I. \'., and Stamford andl
last night. the. patrol bout No. 13114, ~Norwulk. I'umt. 'l‘np wand has been I
nrrirc-d at Coast Guard hc-ndqunr-lengaged in smuggling liquor since‘
tors at the state pirr with the 31131923. svrrwding to oifivlals.
States District Attorney Emory R.‘ilm illz”. "l\l:‘..",‘ la'ishvr.” of New
Buckner, of New Turk has filed n York. tnuitr: tno burger: was seized
The rrnft‘liy the (‘tntrt guard in Long Island
at n;Snund litlt.‘ list night and brought
wharf near Greenport. L. 1.. by the into this city
lseizuro “as made by Ensign ll. L.
Attorney‘llainsy, commanding: the Block Is-
Buckner is in possession of evidence lnnd Illllil'lll triers, nhu was cruis-
thnt will link the “Admiral Schley" l ing the Sulll‘tl in one of the station's
with the landinr: of liquor at Port patrol bouts.
"kin: l‘islicr" Taken
l'ntll‘l' sll"lllt'lt>ll as :1 rum runner
this morning. The
. Go Stop them today
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discomforufindthefeverandheadaebe. Force
thcpoieonsthillsbreakeoldsinuboure.
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Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. May 5.—
United States Treasury balance
at close of business May a was
"39.002.130.
UNlllN ORDERS
General Organizer Sullivan,
Threatens Bridgeport;
Building T r a d e 5 Men !
With Losing Standing. i
an building contractors amliatrd'
with the Bridgeport chapter of the
Associated General Contractors re-
port today that their carpenters are
back at. work and building opera-
tions in this city have been resumed. “
William B. Sullivan of New lln-.
ven. general organizer of the (far-
nentera' International last night ad—1
dressed the carpenters of the city‘
in a. mass meeting at Carpenters"
hall, telling them that thtlr at-tiuni
was illegal. and pith iln- authority!
of the international presidrut. dr-
mnndlng that they return to work
this morning. No statement was is-
sued by the. representativrs or the
l‘tridgoport locals after the meeting:
but the understanding is that. thi-|
sirikvrs cannot defy the ordt'r with-
out losing their union standing nn-l .
the officials at tho other huildlm'l
trndes said last night that they did
not doubt but what the order would '
he accepted.
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Lengycl Arrests lirldiu‘poricr
Matthew Cohen, of 1.7-". Umv‘h
street. Bridgeport, was arrested by
Motorcycle Policeman Martin Len-
gyel at 12:1!) this morning and
charged with encoding an “‘u-z‘t
avenue at the rule of 40 miles an
hour. Colnn's ms:- is set for May
30. in the first district court.
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