Local lodge celebrates fifteenth anniversary and social
In Pythian Hall the fifteenth anniversary of P. T. Barnum lodge K of P featured piano numbers monologues and a one act farce The audience enjoyed a supper hosted by several committees and ladies About a hundred Charity Rebekah lodge members held a turkey supper later F O A and W O W groups reported new members delegates elections initiations and a social after meetings
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K. OF
P. T. Barnum Lodge
K. of P
Friends of the Lodge
Pythian Hall
Otto Stege
William Mason
W. J. Barton
Annie Harvey
Ronald C. Hands
Pete
W. J. Burton
Edwin F. Washburn
Robert Peck
Arthur Audley
Henry Eales
C. W. Conall
Emanuel Cave
J. Corliss
Loo. F
Charity Rebekah Lodge
M. L. Reynolds
Injured Driver Still In Bed After Collision
George Silverman, the driver of the horse in a collision with a trolley at Harrison street and Fairfield avenue, has been brought home to Newark and remains bedbound. His companion John Warmingham, who rode with him, is recovering with a bruised head and facial cuts. Warmingham has received settlement offers for damages.
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George Silverman
Harrison Street
Fairfield Avenue
Newark
John Warmingham
Silverman
Warmingham Ha
Bessie Dooley
City National Bank
New York
F. W. Bolande
Bermuda
John H. Kane
Telegram
Birmingham
Main Street
Beardsley Nominated Governor By Connecticut Society
The Connecticut Society of Colonial Wars met at the Hartford club and renominated Hon. Morris B. Beardsley of Bridgeport as governor, with a full slate including Louis Richmond Cheney as Deputy Governor and Arthur Reed Kimball as Lieutenant Governor. The officers and committees were named, with election to be held at a future regular court. A luncheon followed. many local figures attended.
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Connecticut Society of Colonial Wars
Hartford
Morris B. Beardsley
Hartford Club
Morris Beach Beardsley
Bridgeport
Louis Richmond Cheney
Arthur Reed Kimball
Waterbury
Lucius Albert Barbour
Ralph William Cutler
Reed Strar
Frank Butler Gay
Louis R. Cheney
Ralph W. Cutler
William C. Skinner
CleanEasy Soap Ad Claims Skin Safe Quick Cleaning
An old advertisement touts CleanEasy as the best soap for hands and clothing, claiming it instantly removes stove polish rust grease ink paint and dirt with a large ten cent can. It lists Wm. R. Winn as manufacturer and provides a Stratford Avenue address, then shifts to fashion retail notes about hats shirts and dry goods from E. H. Dillon Co and Smith-Murray Co with general store policies and seasonal freshness.
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Wm. R. Winn
Stratford Ave
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HUB Clothing
Bridgeport Public Market Branch
Bridgeport Public Market
East Main Street
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Wentworth Furniture CO
Happy Home Specialists
John Street
Iranistan
William Cogan
William Rowe Saxel
Danbury
J. J. Corcoran
F. R Canfield
Court Roma
Ww. O. W
Ivy Grove
the Marget Cos
Manget Co
yAst
Marget
Main St
Home Journal Patterns
TES Music
Rosie
Dearie
Caroline
Tipperary
Morris B. Beadsley
Socety
E.W. Grove
Lee
Herbert Forster
Business Men’s Association
Horace Jackson
E. B. Ellis
S. H. Wheeler
E. J. Naylor
McKenzie Bros
Foley’s Kinney
F. B. Brill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren IS
O‘rourke
Amon Tobacco
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Cannen St
Erest
E. H. Dillon & Co
Smith-Murray Co
Dry Goods Union
New York City
GEO. B. Clark & CO
Peck & Lines Co
Middle ST
Bridgeport, Conn
Crawford
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