Civic Association Meeting at Stratford Town Hall
The Third District Civic Association will meet in Stratford town hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Lynn W. Wilson of the Board of Education and Rotary Club will speak on Good Citizenship. Members urged to attend and join. Roy C. Whitehead will preside. welfare plans for town and district to be discussed.
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Third District Civic Association
Stratford Town Hall
Lynn W. Wilson
Board of Education
Rotary Club
Roy
Re C. Whitehead
Recreation centers reopen with spring activities
Following the short interlude, recreation centers reopen for spring. At the Soi sido centre, Friday night at 8 o'clock the first post Tenten dance will be held at Warner Institute. Soloists P. J. O'Day baritone and Thank Doyle tenor. A short program will be followed by dancing. On April 25 at 3 o'clock there is a Federation of Recreation centers meeting in the Liberty building.
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Soisido Centre
Warner Institutie
P. J. O'Day
Thank Doyle
Fedaration of Recreation Cence
Liberty Building
Bridgeport Laties Charity Tea Plan Noted
Mrs W B Lashar chairs the Tea Committee for a Bridgeport Laties charity tea to be hosted by Mrs Williams Nichols on Wednesday April 26 from 4 to 6 pm. Miss Amelia Beardsley leads, orchestra will play, and admission cards are not issued. The event, later than usual, will serve tea in the firing room with seniors Edward Jennings and Ketly presiding 4 to 5 pm and Glock Curtis and Bisha 5 to 6 pm.
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Bridgeport
Charitible Review
Walter B. Lashar
Ovargo
Edward A. Jennings
Henry EB
Glock
Lewis B. Curtis
Henry A. Bisha
Service Club
Doris A. Wheeler
Dent
Meetings Tonight For Fraternal Lodges And Societies
Various fraternal lodges and societies announce meetings tonight. Addresses include The Telegram 140 Middie Street, Tiatians Woman's Council 36 Beach Street, Monxer Lodge 264 Siac Street, and more. A brief business meeting is noted by Arcanum Lodge at Odd Temple 1939 Broastrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telegram
Middie Street
Tiatians Woman's Council
Beach Street
Monxer Lodge
Siac Street
Wowompon Tribe
T OG. R
My Niytiehl
Mealy Street
Adwiphinn Lodge
LO. O
Broad Straet
Magna Charta Lodge
Lone
St. George
St. George's Hall
Stratford Avenue
Tenth District
Man’s Chit
Arion
Mast Mair Street
Barnum Avenue
National Association
Sread
St. John’s Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Luts Browne
Oy Fioad Street
Polar Star Lodge
Shephs Bechichem
Hest Wart Avenue
Dorothea Stamm
Wairfield Avenue
Harry Cutler
Main
Elm Street
Miscellaneous Shower Held for Miss Rickel
Mia Viole Christiansen hosted a miscellaneous shower Monday for Miss Violet Rickel of 16 Sixth Street who will wed William Cale Easter. Attendants included Florence Flagg UlU Cockrill Ida Callendir Erma Christiansen Anna Shericlel and many others as guests enjoyed a Muse followed by buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Viole
Christiansen
Stratford
Violet Rickel
Sixth Street
William Cale
Touas
Florence Flagg
Ulu Cockrill
Ida Callendir
Erma Christiansen
Anna Shericll
Miward Wenzel
Harry Ireland
Alfred Tek
Thomas Law
Thomas Card
Harry Christiansen
George Rickell
Liam Calendar
M. Christianser
Violet Rick i
Viola Christiansen
Miss Booth Weds Howard G. Lee In Spring Garden Ceremony
Miss Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Birdseye Bantn of 2066 Park Avenue, married Howard G. Lee Greely Lee, son of Mrs. Susie of 666 Laurel Avenue, yesterday afternoon. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home with Dr. William Day of the United Church officiating. Music by the Goulding Trio accompanied the ceremony and reception. Green and white decor featured Easter lilies, lilies, and mantels piled with flowers. The gown was ivory crepe meteor with flowing sleeves and lace, complemented by a bouquet of white orchids and white violets. Maid of honor Miss Eleanor Jane Scott wore Canton crepe with a lavender hat. she carried purple orchids and violets. The groom’s mother wore orchid charmeuse. James Horan supervised decorations. Waters handled catering. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda after sailing from New York, then reside at 1% Brooklawn Terrace after May 15.
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Evelyn
Ghubhrey
William Birdseye Bantn
Park Avenue
Howard Lee Greely Lee
Susie
Laurel Avenue
William Orate Day
Uatea
Goulding
Booth
Eleanor Jane Scott
Robinson
Sarge
Milan
Brooklawn Terrace
Surprise Shower for Miss Sistrand in Oakwood Ave Home
Ms Baile Sistrand of 834 Wood Avenue received a miscellaneous shower at her home as she prepares to wed Reuel J. Orton. Guests included Miss Rath Tyler, Miss Minnie Anderson, Miss Mildred Macleod, and many others. Plano music, games, and refreshments were enjoyed.
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Sy Baile Sistrand
Wood Avenue
Sistrand
Reuel J. Orton
Rath ‘Tyler
Minnie Anderson
Mildred Macleod
Olive Green
Mabel Paul
Mary Gustason
Florence Greening
Mit
Helen Lockwood
Court St Cecelia to Give Entertainment
Court St Cecelia Catholic Daughters of America Stratford’s new court hosts entertainment next Tuesday night in the Colonial ballroom. A musical program features soprano Agnes McNamara as soloist, followed by orchestral dance music. Assisting officials listed.
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Imothy Ryan
Jemeat Sexton
John Pant
George Baldwin
Hugh Amil
Ancient Egypt contributions to medicine praised in ad
An advertisement extols ancient Egypt as early in medicine, mentions Hippocrates as Father of Medicine, notes later women’s knowledge of plant drugs. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is promoted as a woman's remedy derived from medicinal plants.
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Lydia JE. Pinkham
Wis. Heier
Asig
Egypt
Chrisworth
Planta Hippocrates
Yuries
Han
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sunday School Fair At St John’s Episcopal Church
Sunday School of St John’s Church hosts an afternoon fair in Burroughs Memorial chapel with a play The House of Heart presented at 1 o’clock and 3:20. Cast includes Esther Edwards Hazel Whee, Margaret McCle Walter Hammat Eugene Pleaninger, Vivian Martin and others. Tables arranged by Catherine Hanson Eisie Grnflowers Clars Northdsap Nelle Baytoad and more. Supper served between sessions. volunteers assist.
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St John’s Episcopal
Lanigut
Burrougas Memorial Chapel
Marc Bariaw
Adelade Spicer
Esther Edwards
Hazel Wheeway
Margaret McCle
Walter Haemmit
Eugene Pleaninger
Flor
Enes Treearuin
Gertrude Schafer
James Delin
Esther Flint
Lawrence
Sidevotton
Vivian Martin
Batur
Aillhiy
Catherine Hanson
Eisie Grnflowers
Clars
Phyllis Tomson
Paulino Hall
Sally Wilmot
Wilma Wheeler
Births and marriages listed for local residents
Vital statistics record multiple births and marriages with numerous names and addresses. Entries include April birth dates for several newborn girls and boys, and several marriage pairings with detailed street addresses and participant names across local households.
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Michael and
Carline Rehak Miller
Murone Street
April
The Second Day of the Corset Demonstration
The second day draws crowds as models show proper and improper corset fitting. Demonstration times are listed, with corsets examinable at the department and opportunities for special fittings. Warner Brothers Rustproof Corsets are praised for fit, style, and price, with patient fittings offered.
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Redfern
Warner Brothers
Toweling of Old Japan with New Blue Patterns
Blue and white towels return with fresh patterns including a narrow blue border. Towels measure 42 inches wide at 15 cents per yard, border 15 inches wide at 25 cents per yard. Table cloths feature blue and white Japanese designs in several sizes up to 72 inches square for $2.25. Napkins at 12 inches square priced per dozen. third floor.
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Japan
Porcelain Oper-Stock Pattern Dinnerware Set Declared
A new Oper-Stock Pattern porcelain line features a pink and green medallion border with a gold edge. The 112 piece set is valued at $50.50 with a complete dish line offered in mixed lots and by dozen groups including tea cups, plates, bowls, and serving pieces priced from $0.90 to $3.95, plus vegetable dishes and domed varieties.
Auction and office supplies ad highlights
A brief classified snippet promotes items for sale including Bridge Cards with linen finish and Congress cards with edged edge, described as high quality and easy to handle. Also mentions score pads, auction items, and stationery section with prices like 50 and 75 cents and 15 cents.
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Congress
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Civic Association
Recreation Center
Golden Hill Street
John Fuscoe
Ford
Golden Hill
Hawkes&—— CO
the Expert Engraving Co
Ridgeport
Zincos
Dridgeport
Middle Street
W. B. Lashar
Arcanum Todge
Prist Bantist Church
Bargecit Club
Argc Guards
Odd Temple
Arcanum Lodee
Umberland, Md
Lydia E.pinkham
Joan Heres
Dilley St., Cumberland, Md
Rickel
Miss Booth
Howard G. Lee
Miss Sistrand
ST. John's Church
George and
Elizebeth Haydich Hanktovich
Willard Street
Josephine Mongilie Cherrip
Gaaview Avenue
Minh
Clara
Catherine O. Kane Parker
River Street
Sir
George Francis
Helen Elizabeth Welch
Crescent Avenue
Hirem Barlow
Helen Blixeth Quiblick Morgan
Newfield Court
Charles and
Agnes Gibson Graham
Courtland Street
Antonio and
Giovann 'Naro
Lexington
Montagird
John M. van Zoren
Otawi City
Michigan
May Werner
Main Street
Howard G. Log
Laurel Avernue
Evelyn A. Booth
Yare Avenue
Gurmine
Cucing
Grand Street
Civita de Lucia
Center Street
Renel J. Orton
Putnam Ave
Henrietta I. Sistrane
Zachari Pale
Vanco
I. Miller & Sons
Soctan
Sierary
Minard
Liniment
Foor
Coe
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