Mrs DeVer Warner hosts Brooklawn party for children
Mrs DeVer Cady Warner of Linden avenue gave a charming children's party at Brooklawn Country club yesterday afternoon entertaining about fifty youngsters for her sons DeVer and Stuart Warner. Mother Goose songs were sung, pictures shown in the ballroom, and bright caps and favors given as gifts to the children.
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DeVer Cady Warner
Linden Avenue
Brooklawn Country Club
DeVer
Stuart Warner
Mother Goose Moong
Oratorio Society Begins Rehearsals for 250 Members
The Bridgeport Oratorio society limits membership to 250 due to stage space at the high school. Rehearsals start with a first night on Tuesday October 14 to register members and assign chorus parts. New president Lucian T. Warner welcomes members as Dr. Arthur Mees returns as leader. Two concerts are planned, December 9 and a spring concert, with Verdi Manzoni Requiem slated for the first performance.
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Bridgeport Oratorio Society
Suesday
Lucian T. Warner
Charles D.davis
Lucien T. Warner
Frederick B. Grannings
Ada Tuck Whitaker
Lena Mason Barnsley
Bessie Harlow
W. J. Grippin
A. Maude Kimber
Kial
Hawley
Clayton P. Stevens
R. J. F. Piggett
Anna Hartigan
Prank Munich
Histher Berg
Robert W. Brown
Arthur Mees
Belforte Convicted in Gas Company Fraud Case
Edward J. Belforte of this city and Milford was found guilty in Criminal Common Pleas Court in New Haven on attempting to defraud the gas company by substituting a rubber hose in the pipes to cut off the meter. He was sentenced to 0 days in jail.
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Edward J. Belforte
Milford
Criminal Common Pleas Court
New Haven
Jact
Comfort Club Plans Month of Events and Benefit
The Comfort club at 78 Park Avenue held a regular meeting led by Mrs. Charles J. Crosby. A new piano was presented, with a charity sale next Wednesday and a weekly card party series beginning Thursday at 2 30. An autumn party is planned in Sherman Hall with refreshments, and a major bridge benefit is set for October 29 at Stratfield sunparlors. Reservations are handled by committee members.
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Authors Club
Moon
Park Street
Seward
Price
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Stella Worth Ones
Servce
Comfort Club
Park Avenue
We and Meany
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Charles Sprague
Sherman ,Hall
Miss Hayman Leads In Program Of Recreation
Miss Blazel Hayman of the Recreation commission opened a course titled Playlogy at the Golden Till Street YWCA last evening. The program explored play and recreationHistory notes show play in religious life. For ages 7 to 9, games should be playful but vigorous as the body grows. A rest period aids growth. From 13 to 34, hero worship and social ideals emerge. Mrs Catherine Morgan will discuss Workology on Oct 21.
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Mary Toulm Peck
Blazel Hayman
Recreation Commission
Golden Till Street Y. W. G. A
Miss Hayman
1812 Daughters Visit Connecticut National Event
National officers of the United Daughters of the War of 1813 visited Hartford with Mrs. Clarence I St. Jenne named national president and Mrs. Mary E K Trones succeeding as state leader. Delegates from almost every state attended events at the Hartford club with musical performances, receptions, and sessions.
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Hartford
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Wartford Club
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Nobel ‘Potts
Washington
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New York
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Little Rack
Ark
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Washington, D. C
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Scranton
Penn
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Plainfield
N. J
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New Waven
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Dallas
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Burlington
George F. Walker
Portland
Theodore Shelton
St. Louis
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James H Stansfield
Dale ‘Park
Wilnan WW. Jones
Ore
Robert Tlait Wiles
Sinais
National
Samuel Goodwyn
Tooms
Henry W. Warren
Frederick A. Seidler
George J. Clapp
Charles 4. Rapelye
Progress in Gharty Drive at Stratfield charity event
Associated Charities workers reported progress in Gharty Drive at Stratfield with over 6500 dollars raised. Banks and stores rivalry keeps volunteers busy until closing. Donations include many small gifts. appeal named for the babies and urged giving with a smile.
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Associated Charities
William HR. Griffith
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Thimble Club
D. M. Read
George ¥. Mara
Howlands’ Dry Goods Company
Bridgeport Protective Association Drives City Charit y Aid
Bridgeport plans a decisive tag day event next Saturday to raise six thousand dollars for its Protective association. Since opening five years ago the private charity has shielded many at risk, aided families, reformed lives, and even exposed frauds while never turning away a hungry person. local leaders Norman Leeds and William Boardman head the drive and urge every resident to contribute to sustain this widely active city effort.
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Bridgeport Protective Association
The
Protective Association
Norman Leeds
Wiliam B. Boardman
Mra
Carolyn FR
Doremus
Williamn G. Boardman
Herbert Sherman
Moses Mannar Ine
Charles E. Weeks
Read Annex Cotton Taffetas and Sateen Textiles Ad
Che Read Annex offers cotton taffetas with floral designs on black grounds and highly serviceable sateen in navy green purple and black. Corded and tucked flounce sates in black cost 1.00. All wool poplin tailored suits in black and navy coats plain or trimmed with braid. Girls shoes include gun metal cloth tops and tan laced models in sizes 2% to 6. Shoes described as very serviceable and comfortable.
Burroughs Home Gift Ties to City Benevolence and History
The Burroughs home hosts a Friday event on January 27 to honor the legacy of the late Mrs. Catharine A. Pettengill. Her generous bequests funded St John’s Church, Bridgeport Public Library, and the home, with the governor board of Corporators including clergy and civic leaders. The board’s roster has evolved since 1884 from Samuel W. Baldwin to current members Henry Atwater, Hamilton Shelton, Morris B. Beardsley, Rev. Stephen F. Sherman, Rev. William H. Day, Jonathan Godfrey, and Mayor Wilson.
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Catharine A. Tengilly
Poettengill
Quusell Sage
Bridgeport
St. John’s Church
Bridgeport Public Library
EB. Macy
St. John’s Churcch
Charles Ray Palmer
First Congregationaly Church
Daniel M. Morgan
Nathaniel Wheeler
John Burd
Henry Atwater
Hamilton Shelton
Morrisb. Beardsley
Stephen F.sherman
William TH. Day
Jonathan Godfrey
Wilson
Fragmentary note on foot muscles and ankle use
Fragmentary text mentions foot muscles and a flexible shank and seria of terms to describe free use of the ankle. Content is incomplete, lacks clear subject, actions, or context to identify a specific event or person.
Skin of the house cat used as cheap fur at New York auction
The fur sale on day five saw skunk skins at nine dollars each, up 25 percent from spring prices, lifting total sales to 1.2 million dollars and a grand total of 5.5 million. Ordinary house cat skins fetched 1.50 dollars each for export to aid war affected Europe with cheap fur sets amid coal shortages.
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