Bazaar for Ladies' Catholic Club at Hotel Vendome
Arrangements are complete for a two day bazaar at the Hotel Vendome to aid the Ladies' Catholic Club of 18 Brookline Street. Activities include whist each afternoon under Mrs. Daniel Lynch and dancing each evening led by Mrs. George Conners. Tables led by Mrs. M Daley Roxbury Miss Mary Crosby candy table Miss Florence Doyle and Miss Beatrice tert preserve table Mrs. Daniel V. Moelsaac refreshment table Mrs. Sabina Moore.
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Hotel Vendome
Ladies’ Catholic Club
Brookline Street
Daniel Lynch
George Conners Toad
Mothers
M. Daley
Roxbury
Mary Crosby
Railroads in Poor Plight in New England States
Augusta Me March 30 A 10 per cent railroad rate increase is seen as inevitable unless costs are cut. The plenary report of a governor appointed special citizens committee warns the burden should not fall entirely on employees and calls for wage and condition adjustments. It notes higher rates would curb passenger travel and freight, risk diverting cargo to motor trucks and hurt state highways and municipalities.
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Augusta
Special Citizens’ Committee
Baxter
New England
Debutantes Aid Aviation Ball Committee
Leading Boston society women form the committee for the Aero Club of Massachusetts aviation ball at Copley Plaza on Friday evening April 8. The junior committee includes Olivia James Helen Bennett Clarissa Curtis Eleanor Higginson Helen Sargent May Sigourney and Edith Zerrahn with more than 50 debutantes assisting.
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Boston Society
Copley Plaza
The
Aero Club of Massachusetts
Olivia James
Helen Bennett
Clarissa Curtis
Eleanor_Higginson
Helen Sargent
May Sigourney
Edith Zerrahn
Red-Headed Actress Sees Love as Mild Adventure
Zania Curzon, star of Twin Beds, declares red headed women are not more powerful in love than others while penning a letter at Parker House. She notes stage life teaches self control and that lasting affection hinges on mystery and balance, with farming, antiques, and two collie dogs at home in Westchester County.
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Zania Curzon
Parker House
Miss Cleopatra
Miss Curzon
Westchester County
New York
Diana
Bruna
Scotch Evidence Dispute Over One Bottle in Court
In New York a dispute arose when a quart of Scotch whiskey seized as government evidence was kept from a defendant after discharge. Attorney Lewis claimed ownership and took the bottle, while a federal official objected, and the judge ordered it held by the marshal pending case disposition. Separately, labor talks prompted a conference invite. The National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities invited heads of Big Four brotherhoods to New York for April 4 to address the strike and aid resolution.
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United States
Hayes
Horgan
iAttorney
William H. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Quinn
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
New York
Boston & Maine to cut shop hours at repair facilities
The Boston and Maine railroad announced a one third reduction in hours across all repair shops. Proposals include two days closed per week or every third week suspended operations. If workers reject both plans, shops may close for an indefinite period. A Norch Station conference produced no action.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Norch Station
Smuggled Goods Worth $100,000 Seized From Luggage
New York authorities seized jewelry, drugs, cigarettes, and other articles valued over $100,000 aboard the Italian liner President Wilson from Trieste. The contraband was concealed in false compartments in the luggage of Domenico Conti, a New York contractor, who was arrested at the pier.
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New York
President Wilson
Trieste
Dominico Conti
Jewels Worth 5000 Stolen in Brockton
Jewelry valued at 5000 dollars was stolen from the home of William A. Clarke at 212 Newbury Street Brockton early this afternoon while his wife was away. A bureau drawer was rifled, and the intruder gained entry to the apartment.
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Brockton Brockton
William A. Clarke
Newbury Street
Protestant Church Services Schedule At St Paul Cathedral
Daily services at St Paul Cathedral at 8 am 12 10 pm and 5 pm this week with an extra holy communion today at 11 o clock. From now till June 1 Wednesday 12 10 services feature Dr Niles Carpenter Friday April 1 Dean presents A Radical Religion Saturday Rev Donald B Aldrich. Intercession service every Friday 10 15 am. Newton Sundstrom returned to First Swedish M E Boston for second year by Bishop Luther B Wilson. Union Congregational hosts people hour 7 45 pm with “After Easter What?” discussion tomorrow night.
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St. Paul
Niles Carpenter
Donald B. Aldrich
Newton F. Sundstrom
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Conference
Brooklyn
M. E
Boston
Luther B. Wilson
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Weldona Promises Relief From Rheumatism
Mrs. E A Greene of 1 Niagara St Woonsocket Rhode Island says five years of rheumatism left her unable to walk. After trying various remedies Weldona eased pain and stiffness and she could walk a mile. Weldona advertised as a wonder worker and is sold with a book offer from Weldona Co Boston.
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E. A. Greene
Niagara St
Woonsocket
R. I
Weldona
Weldona Co
Boylston St
Boston
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