Visiting Day at Burroughs Home Opens for Public
The Burroughs home on Fairfield Avenue and Hill Street will open Friday Oct 17 for the first public visiting day in over fifteen years. A charity card party and food sale will accompany the visit with many contributing donations listed from local ladies and groups.
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George M. Baldwin
Albert Wintter
James Augur
Frederick B. Curtis
Roderick J. Mackenzie
Wilmer H. Havens
M. M. Downer
J. C. Welker
J. F. Lewis
Carolyn Garlick
May Warner
C. B. Adams
Gleanor Painter
Earle Garlick
George Garlick
J. W Birdseye
F. 4.,Strong
George Somers
E. W _airchild
W. H. Griffith
Lucille Godfrey
John Woodhull
Tharry Rennell and Wes
Virginia Perry
Southport
Red Cross Opens Temporary Bridgeport HQ at Main and State
Bridgeport Chapter of the American Red Cross will open temporary headquarters in the old Lyman store at Main and State streets, from Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to receive refugee garments and unfinished pieces. Mrs. J. R. Sproit will oversee the setup and telephone lines will be installed.
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The
American Red Cross
Lyman
Main
State Streets
Gunmer
Beaside Institute
J. R. Sproit
Opening of Current Events club features Miss Avery
The Current Events club held its first meeting in the Stratfield sun parlours with Miss Eunice Avery welcomed back. She reviewed strike actions from Boston police to printers and steel workers and discussed Shantung and Finme treaties, plus Admiral Wolchak in Siberia. She highlighted price-driven strikes, wartime and postwar tensions, and ended with tales from Beamus MacManus and a tease for a follow-up on the Peace Treaty in two weeks.
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Eunice Avery
Miss Avery
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Siberia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Oethina
France
China
Shantung
Bie
Japan
Peninsula
Jluragpean Poavers
Belgium
Lo” Finme
Uannunzio
Fiaime
Italy
Red Grass
Upol ‘Ie
Beamus MacManus
Mies Avery
Ireland
MacManus Ther
Protective Home Aids Bridgeport With 1000 Meals Monthly
Bridgeport Protective Headquarters on Myrtle Avenue has served about 1,000 meals per month over the last three months. The charity has provided nights of lodging, food, and clothing to many families, mainly mothers and children affected by local factory strikes. The Association seeks public subscriptions this year, aiming for 9,000 to support its aid work, with regional leaders named for each district.
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Myrtle Avenue
Fay ~Bren
Ildren
Tie
Tag Gay
Dotlen Grus Claude
Frances L Nel
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R. F Neithoercut
Dorothy Tomlingen
M. F. Ford
Jesse Beans
William B. Boardman
James Coulter
Return Puritan Costumes From Community Pageant
Mrs F Granniss, a director of the community pageant, requests the immediate return of all Puritan costumes. Costumes may be left at the Food Fair of daily Green or at her home Noite avenue.
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Dail Green
Noite Avenue
Furs And Lace Suit Fashioned In Bronze Drape
A vintage fashion description previews a winter street suit made of velvet de laine in bronze drape with fur pockets and squirrel trim. It highlights a close fitting waist, gathered skirt, and minimal line, noting influence from Russian blouses and falling lace as key styling elements.
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Montlys
Federal Bill 10 Aid Hygiene Work Introduced in Senate
A 1920s Senate bill by Senator Morris Sheppard proposes a fifty fifty funding plan for maternity and infant hygiene. It would start with 1,000,000 annually for mothers and babies, increasing to 2,090,000 later, with state matching and administration through the Children's Bureau. The measure seeks to provide instruction and care for mothers and children, via public health nursing and centers, without reducing legal status or relying on charity.
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Uncle Sam
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Mills
Secretary of Labor
Eueh Stately
State Board of Health
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College of Agriculture
Jsach State
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Children’s Bureau
Southard First Birthday Celebrated At Home
Mr and Mrs C H Southard hosted a Saturday party at 306 Coleman Street for their son’s first birthday with guests including Mr and Mrs W Kennelly Miss C Kennelly Mr and Mrs Moran A Bennett Mr and Mrs W Sampson Mr and Mrs V Bo men Mrs J Sullivan Mrs Ghiotto Miss R Sullivan Miss MM Conway Miss M Leigh Li Southard W Prince AL Kirk and eon Southard.
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C. H. Southard
Coleman’ Street
W. Kennelly
C. Kennelly
Mra
Moran
A. Bennett
W. Sampson
V. Bomen
J. Sullivan
Ghiotto
R. Sullivan
MM. Conway
M. Leigh
Li Southard
W. Prince
AL Kirk
Eon Southard
Large assembly of D.A.R. members opens year
Mrs. Frederick A. Strong welcomed as new regent of the Mary Silliman Chapter D.A.R. in a large city gathering. The program launched an “Americanization” study with Prof. C. S. McGowan of American International College leading discussion on citizenship. Eunice Avery and Miss Avery Spell spoke on education and service, while Columbus Day plans and upcoming meetings were announced.
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Frederick A. Strong
Mary Silliman
DA. HK
C. S. McGowan
American International College
Snpring
Eli
Ained
McGowan
VY. W. C
Miss Avery
Hays
Noble Potts
Washington, D. Ch
Washington
Miss Weber
Mary Louise Fee
Norma Weber
Thoma Gorin
T. J. Ferguson
Edward Philip UL. Holzer
Frederit M. Lindsey
Keatherina Or. Spalding
Avery le ‘ A
Rev. C. Co. Carpenter
Wadham
Northy Lewis Wedding Closes Family Affair
Richard J Swain of Golda Hill street former United church pastor will perform the wedding of Russ Florence Lewis of 91 Car roll avenue and John Penhale Northy son of Mr and Mrs Northy of Atlantic street. The couple will wear navy traveling outfits with bride roses. Immediate family only attend. After a honeymoon they will reside at 124 Walnut street with Mr Northy a Warner Brothers toolmaker.
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Richard J. Swain
Golda Hill Street
United Church
Russ Florence Lewis
Carroll Avenue
John Penhale Northy
Mes, Northy
Atlantic Street
Fragmentary Weather Note Offers No Clear Forecast
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at unsettled predictions with no definite geographic focus. It mentions sparse forecasts and uncertainty about approaching fall, suggesting limited usable data from the source.
Che Read Annex Bargains in the Annex Basement
Shoppers discover bargain scores in the Annex Basement as the store offers surprising savings for both regulars and newcomers in a lively discount showcase.
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Rheumatism Sufferer Receives Promising Trial Remedy
A woman crippled by rheumatism for over three years finds relief after trying a 60 day Hbera trial offer advertised in a piner item. She reports rapid improvement and believes the treatment will free her from aches and stiffness. The ad promotes a regular dollar trial postpaid with address for Chemuleal Co bridgestBR.
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Chemuleal Co. Bridseiest
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