Arrives in Paris for Yale music study
Bruce T. Simonds arrives in Paris with his parents reporting a safe voyage. He will study for two years at the Yale School of Music under D'Indy. The note also lists social entertainments and many guests at local homes including gatherings for weddings, engagements, and upcoming dances. Corporal L Street returns from France. various updates on society, travel, and local events follow.
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Henry D. Simonds
Norman Street
Bruce T. Simons
Paris
Simonds
Yale School of Music
D'Indy
Latins evening wear shows new fall fabrics and colors
War ended, prosperity rising, Silk Section showcases Latins in two tone weaves silver turquoise and silver cerise plus satins in purples blues and peach. Fabrics described as soft clinging with ample drape and rich weave. New Jersey cloth 54 inches wide priced at $4.00 a yard.
Fancy Linens Display At Madeira Centerpieces and Scarfs
New fall line of Madeira Centerpieces Scarfs and Doilies shown in oblong square and round shapes. Recommend purchasing now for wedding or Christmas gifts before prices rise. Also featuring Cluny Centerpieces Scarfs and Doilies on the main floor.
Wash Goods Listed For Cold Weather Protection
A description of fine light weight fabrics shaped for protection on cool days. Garments include vests with high necks long or short sleeves with Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. Pants are close fitting knee length or trunk style to be worn with socks. Main foot.
Indian Blankets and Laclassie Cloth Offerings
The ad describes cotton blankets for hammock use and camp comfort in pale tan pink blue gray and rose with white. It promotes Laclassie Cloth strong smooth for children's dresses and bloomers in plain colors and stripes. Also lists percales 36 inches wide priced 35 and 45 cents a yard.
Serpentine Crepe Kimonos and Sacques Spun From Silk
Serpentine crepe described as a most desirable material for kimono making. It tempts immediate planning for new kimono or sacques, with fabric noted at about 30 inches wide.
ISS Smith Opens New School At Corner Of Jakurel And Leanistan
The article details the opening of a new school by Miss Smith at the corner of Jakurel and Leanistan avenues. It highlights a comprehensive program with kindergarten through grammar departments, home life for Lawn students, and extensive outdoor facilities including tennis courts and playgrounds. The building features pale pink walls and ivory furnishings, creating a homelike environment, with a focus on individual training and modern classrooms. Open days for parents and friends are scheduled for Tuesday.
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Departimentas
Misson
Lafayette
Guteble
Guthlis
Hindergardens
Fall Wedding at United Church in Sept
Miss Mildred Bellwood and Mathias Hettinger will wed at United Congregational church on a Saturday afternoon in September. Rev Dr William Florace Day will preside. bridesmaid Begsie Jaycee and best man W Howard Ayrault will attend. After a honeymoon at Lake George the couple will live on Wilmette Avenue. Hettinger is a Standard-Telegram editor.
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United Congregational Church
Nloch
William Florace
Mildred Bellwood
Minnie N. Bellwood
Mathias Hettinger
Boudquet
Begsie Jaycee
Ast Norvalk
W. Howard Ayrault
Criterion Board At All Meets The Board
The Criterion board held its first meeting with editor in chief Stanley Benjamin addressing members who shared views. The Athletic Association plans its first meeting today and a fund drive to cover year expenses is planned for Monday. Coach Fred A. Muni is praised as among the best, and optimism for a strong year is tempered by needed funds for equipment and road trips. Freshman guards Mic Hedges and Herbert Stack are shaping programs for football and basketball as Varsity candidacy builds. Gd. Tickey, noted as a star in football, basketball and baseball, is expected to run for school today.
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Criterion Board
Stanley Benjamin
The
Athletic Association
Bridgeport
Fred A. Muni
A. A
Mic Hedges
Herbert ‘Stack
Stack
Ack
Gd. Tickey
Logehoo
Autumn Bride Shower Feted In Pink And Green
Miss Anna J Duda, of 280 Newfiest avenue, to wed John W Poley in a tew weeks, was honored at a late Monday evening shower hosted by Miss Kathryn Donohue of 581 Beechwood avenue. Pink and green decor surrounded gifts in a large pink green basket trimmed with spladiolit. center piece also features glad iolit. Attendants include Miss Kathryn Donohue and many friends named in attendance.
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Anna J. Duda
John W. Poley
Kathryn Donohue
Beechwood Avenue
Cateeimshuk
Mary Cronan
Delia Cronan
Wileen Flanagan
Nell
J. Foley
Edna Flanagan
Wedding Secrets Held At Sacred Heart Church
The wedding of Margaret McQuail daughter of Mrs J McQuail to Joseph T Mullins occurred yesterday morning at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Mooney officiating. The bride wore a blue outfit and was attended by Mrs Mullins. After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home, the couple planned a honeymoon then a home in Washington D C where the groom is with American University. Much felicitations from friends in the city. Grace Mallett and Lewis Gans were married at the bride’s home in Stratford with Rev Robert Sheffield officiating. Mrs Lorin Willis was matron of honor and John Schwarts Jr best man. The couple will reside in Baltimore Md.
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McQuail
J.° McQuail
Joseph T. Mullins
fSd
Tk Avenue
Mull
Washington, D. C
American University
Big City
Gungsie
Iss Grace Mallette
Lewis Gans
Stratford
Robert L. Sheffield
Grace Church
Long Ll
Lorin Willis
John Schwarts Jr
Gansste
Baltimore
Engagement announced for Maria Juliana and Tharry Paulette
Mrs Anvunalata dullana of Waterbury announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Maria Juliana to Tharry Paulette proprietor of the Garden of Italy restaurant. Miss Juliana has returned home in Waterbury after summering at Walnut Beach. The wedding will be celebrated in December. Ladies Aid Society of the German Reformed church meets today at Beardsley Park cottage hosted by Mrs Leo Schmidt Mrs George Wetsener Mrs Louis Schwerade Mrs Frank Schleicher Mrs August Bude and Miss Katherine Benrens refreshments served.
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Elizabeth H
Mary Geonard O'Connor
Hugh Avenue
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Williamstown
Mass
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Sher- Wood Avenue
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Waterbury
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Juiana
Walnut Beach
Ladies Aid Society
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The
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Leo Schmidt
George Wetsener
Louis Schwerade
Frank Schleicher
August Bude
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Freight Cars Needed to Relieve New Haven Embargo
Federal manager for the New York and Hartford and Central New England railroads says demand for empty cars is extremely urgent. Prompt unloading and tighter shipment control are needed to reduce car accumulation and restore maximum transportation capacity. Since a recent strike, cars placed for unloading rose from about 8 000 a day to 1 800 12 000, yet the system can handle more traffic if unloads occur promptly.
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Freigt
ML Pearson
Peurson
Supreme court limits Ross recovery in Chilean mining suit
Boston Sept 10 The full bench of the supreme court decided Louis Ross a mining engineer was entitled to 1400,000 from Alpert C Burrage, not a share of profits. The court held Ross was bound by a 1914 agreement under which Burrage could pay $140,000 or give Ross five percent of securities from Burrage profits. Burrage chose cash, and the court ordered payment of 140,000 forthwith.
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Supreme Court
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Aljpert C. Burrage
Ross
Chile
Guggenheiim
New York
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Zo Ross
Fraternal Owl Lodges Plan Lawn Party and Meetings
The Fraternal Order of Lady Owls hosts a lawn party tonight at 65 Liberty Street, featuring palnistry readings, ice cream, and cake. Pequonnock Lodge L O OL meets September 6, with degree work for several candidates, and all Owls invited. Charity Rebekah Lodge and related bodies discuss sewing bee at 1089 Broad Street and preparations for November grand officer visitation. Mrs. Jen nie Riker is noble grand of Charity Rebekah Lodge.
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Liberty Street
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Hare
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Charley Rebekah Judge
Broad Street
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Jennie Riker
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Italian Naval Men Celebrate Perry Day Newport
Rear Admiral Hugo Uona and the crew of the Italian battleship Comte di Cavour joined the Perry Day observance in Newport to honor Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. Admiral Canz reviewed a parade with officials and spoke briefly at the Perry statue and the roll of honor for Newport sailors who served in the World War.
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Comte di Cavour
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Lake Erie
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ItaHan
Lve Perry
Nesvyport
John Mitchell to be buried in Scranton
John Mitchell labor leader and former head of the United Mine Workers of America died recently and will be buried in Cathedral Cemetery Scranton Pennsylvania. His body arrived from here and will lie in state at the cathedral until funeral next Friday morning. Bishop Hogan ordered the honor marking the first time a layman lies in state there.
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New York
Leyi
John Mitchell
United Mine Work
Ers
Ameraia
Mitchell
Hogan
Scranton
Cotton expansion in Turkestan flags massive sowing
A Bashevist wireless notes that over 800000 units of cotton have been sown in Turkestan this year, reflecting a push to boost fiber production across the region.
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Turkestan
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