Fairfield Activities Preview Benefit Event in Sherman Hall
Fairfield April 16 Special report outlines tomorrow night’s Community ALC benefit basketball game and dance in Sherman Hall. Luncheon Club dinner-dance at the Farm with 30+ reservations. George C. Warido Jr. to speak. J E Riker to chair. Also notices Bridgeport Charitable Society sea and churchwomen union meeting May 9 and May 23. No court cases listed for trial tomorrow morning.
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Fairfield
Speciaij
Sherman Hall
ALC
George C. Warido Jr
Bridgeport Post and Telegram
J. HE. Riker
Sea of the Bridgeport Gadies Charitable Society
Stock Farm Fire in New Jersey Kills Noted Horses
Burlington New Jersey a fire at the Raconcan stock farm killed many valuable horses including stallions Anch cape and Cirrus. Crossed electric wires were believed to cause the blaze at night. Farm manager Henry W. Tresh found no evidence of incendiarism. Owner Warry F. Sinclair Jr. refused to estimate losses. Sweep and Hatch three year old fillies and mares, including former racers, also perished.
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Burlington
N. J
Anchcape
Cirrus
Henry W. Tresh
Warry F. Sinclair, Jr
Suweep
Hatch
Linit claims instant cold-water preparation for iron use
The ad asserts Linit stays fresh and clean longer, with a refined process preventing starch caking and sticking to iron. It requires no boiling and can be prepared with cold water instantly, promising time-saving convenience for housewives.
Professor Scott to Speak on School Children
Professor Coln Scott of Mount Holyoke College will discuss The pre School Age Child in the High School auditorium on Wednesday. The talk follows an impromptu arch-pie composed by kindergarten children led by Miss Marion Flyan, with Ruth Mendelsohn as chair and Eleanor McIlroy as secretary, Eliza Beth Donohue treasurer, under the local kindergarten association.
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Coln Scott
Mount Holyoke College
Scott
Chicago Normal School
Hoston Normal School
Ia G
Gociation
Marion Flyan
Ruth Mendelsohn
J Storeia
Eliza Townser
Vivian MacDonald
Margot Hughes
Misa Eleanor Bichlroy
Mies Elizabeth Donohue
Local Men Sing in South Norwalk Hall Debut
The Orland Novelty Four, a local men’s quartet, debuted before 506 in Kiesall South Norwalk Saturday night. The group, led by Rupert Johnson, John Terchaska, Anthony Skibo, and Frank Petrisay Bags, sang several popular tunes and new hits.
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Orland
Kiesall
Norwalk
Thea A Quartette
Rupert Johnson
John Terchaska
Anthony Skibo
Trank Petrisay
Efficient Housekeeping by Laura A Kureman
A cooking column provides home kitchen guidance including rhubarb pastry with a short crust lattice, buttery onion cabbage sauce, and rhubarb dessert. It also describes birds nests made from mashed potato with egg and bacon, and Lady Fingers batter with egg yolks whites flour and vanilla. Readers are invited to send questions with full name and return envelope for replies from Mise Itkman in the Efficient Housekeeping column.
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Mise &Itkman
Rhubarb Pie and Potatoes From Oven Instructions
A vintage kitchen snippet describes potatoes cooked in a frying pan placed in a moderate oven for ten minutes with salt and pepper to serve. It also outlines a Rhubarb Pie filling with egg sugar rhubarb crackers raisins nutmeg and butter, prepared in an uncooked pastry-lined pan.
Police hold man on charges made by young girl
Peter Tarnilas, 63, watchmaker of 572 Howard Avenue, is being held on $2,060 bond after accusations by Mary Gosh of Beacon Falls that he forced her into white slavery with George Kridiger. Kridiger, 26, was arrested for living with Gosh as her husband. she says she supported him from her earnings and was kept a virtual prisoner. The case will be reopened. Tarnilas allegedly promised marriage after obtaining a license and did not follow through.
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Peter Tarnilas
Watchmakter
Howard Avenue
Mary Gosh
Beacon Falls
Miss Gosh
Tarmins
George Kridiger
Ixritiger
Elias Howe Relief Corps to Observe 4th Anniversary
The Elias Howe Relief Corps Mo. 521 marks its fourteenth anniversary with a luncheon at the Liberty building Business and Professional Women’s club room. Guest of honor is Mrs. J. W. Willett, commander in chief of the G. A. R., with national and department leaders attending and speaking. Florence Legere Hayes will sing, Marlon Bayliss will play violin, and M. A. Warriner and officers will greet guests. In Paris, public works minister Le Trocquier and others head to Ruby to resolve difficulties, then join War Minister Maginot for talks with Belgium’s war minister Deveze.
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Eilas Howe Jr
Woman's Relief Corps
Lo'cinck
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Liberty Building
J. W. Willett
Marie L. Basham
Des Moines
Towa
Bartha L. Morae
Connecticut
Paris
M. le Trocquier
Aigister
M. de Lasteyric
Finance
Ruby
Maginot
M. Deveze
French seize wine tax loss at Düsseldorf
French authorities report more than 140 million marks worth of wine taken at Düsseldorf after Germans failed to pay the wine tax. Announcement cited from German quarters notes the seizure as a tax enforcement action.
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Cologne
CaAssociatal V Press
Duesseldorf
Mrs Lettia Insley Credits Tanlac For Health Recovery
In Prichard Street Fitsburg Massachusetts Lettia Insley says after diphtheria two years ago she suffered nervous fatigue and weak digestion. Tanlac improved digestion sleep and energy. she urges others to try it. Tanlac sold by druggists with over seven million bottles sold. Adyer Ligedette
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Lettia Insley
Prichard St
Fitenshburg
Mass
Jim
Tur key Red Fabric Flaunts Quality at 89 Cents
Ad copy notes a fabric quality approved by those who tested it. Describes turkey red color, 58 inches wide, priced at 89 cents per yard.
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Turkey
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South Norwalk Hall
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