Fraternal Life for the Woman at Home and City
Mrs Tra Steenber g discusses fraternal societies as a source of mental uplift and social engagement for wives and mothers. She argues balanced club life broadens the home’s outlook, supports family life, and strengthens the community through wartime cooperation and organized women’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Sleenberg
Lia Steenberg
Womman
Steenbere
Side Talks on Waiting for a Letter to Home
A reflective piece urging soldiers and sailors to write home to loved ones, especially mothers, about their lives and fears. It emphasizes the pain of waiting for mail, the value of a simple hello, and the need to balance courage with patience while facing front-line duties. It cautions against neglecting family, noting a soldier who writes to a sweetheart but forgets his mother.
Wednesday Club Delights with Music at First Church
Miss Ruth Williams wowed yesterday afternoon with cello solos and a warm tone. Mrs Ethel Hubbell and Mrs Elian Donnelly followed with solo pieces, while the Philharmonic trio featuring Williams and Northrop impressed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dua Northrop
Elian Harrington Donnelly
Philharmonic
Dorothy M. Wall
Ruth Williams
Bridgeport Art League Exhibit Closes Tomorrow Night
Bridgeport Art League’s 23d annual exhibit closes tomorrow night at 9 o’clock. The show in the Act Jingue rooms on State street features fine china work, basket weaving, paffin work, knitting for the Red Cross, and new hooked and wax-dyed fabric designs. Notable contributors include Mrs. William W. Lockwood, Miss Mildred Marsh, Miss Elizabeth Jamieson, and Mrs. Walter J. Taft among others. the Bridgeport Camera club shares space with strong photography on display.
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Bridgeport Art League
William W. Lockwood
Samuel Wy
Gledhill
Toouis Weidlich
William B. Jepson
Harold C. Weidlich
Nelson
Elizabeth Krehbiel
Alice Westling
Walter J. Taft
Taft
Art League
Ophelia Fotey
KK. B. Gardner
Red Cross
National Army Captain Cleared of Conspiracy Charge
Topeka Kan April 10 A verdict of not guilty was returned late this afternoon in the case of Captain Charles W Robinson National Army Camp Funston under trial in the U S court here on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the government in connection with the purchase of exchange supplies for Camp Funston. Patent notices follow including Clarence D Platt of this city granted a patent on an electric switch construction and William J Guest of Alford granted a patent on an air cushion tire. An art exhibit section highlights several titled individuals and groups in a group showing, described as delightful.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles W. Robinson
National Army
Camn Tunston
United States
Camp Funston
Praplt Gees
Clarence D. Platt
William J. Guest
Alford
Inside a Bridgeport Fur Storage Plant and Shops
A diary style note describes visits to a fur storage facility at Congress street and Housatonic avenue, detailing its three story concrete building and capacity, plus trips to nearby dyeing and cleaning plants. It mentions storage of furs for major stores, carpet and furniture cleaning, and visits to learn processes while referencing local shops and brands.
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Talwars
W. MM. Ferry and Company
Cours
Congress Street
Housatonic Avenue
Bridgeport
New Thiaven
Hartford
Waterbury
Danbury
Norwich
New Toonden
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Bert
Boston
Lewandos
Fretary
Pepr
Gomwells
Ehanee
Miu
Toone
War Bread Contest Rules Published for State Fair
War Bread Contest rules released by the State Authority outline four divisions for entries including corn meal and oatmeal breads. Exhibitors must submit recipes with ingredients and methods by April 15 and meals will be judged on texture flavor and appearance.
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Auoory
Noel
Levery
Why Mrs Underwood Gives Madge Reassurance and Warning
A dramatic scene unfolds around tennis and romantic tension as Mrs Underwood, Harry, and Dicky maneuver to shape partners and affection. The narrator observes jealousy, flirtation, and schemes involving Grace Draper and Madge while Lillian Underwood offers rueful banter and blunt insights into their relationships. The chapter builds toward continued intrigue.
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Miss Draper
Dicky
Garry
Lillian
Lilian
Draper
Marty
Harry
Ticky
Vonerse
Grace Draper
Molla Bjursted
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