Election of Officers at Democratic Women Meeting
The Connecticut Alliance of Democratic Women held its annual New Haven meeting electing Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees president. Officers include Mrs T MacDermott first vice president and Miss Emily H Whitney secretary. Delegates and county representatives across several towns named. committees formed.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Caroline Ruutz-Rees
Green
T. & MacDermott
Frank P. Summer
Hartford
Georgial Hartford
Georga Troupe
Forth
J. Hunt
Greenwich
E. Loulxen Plumney
Emily H. ‘Whitney
William Alcorn
Herbert Wylee
Grace Fuller
Josepha Whitney
A. H. Whiteman
Hartto
Donald & Nuttehell
New London
St. Phillips
Fairfield
F| Tidon Jewett
Litchfield
Josep. Balsey
Tollarnd
Catherine Parry
Middlesex
S Heinrich
Windham
Frank H. Riley
City
Mary Bulkeley
Bridgeport Chapter To Give Dance Tonight
The Bridgeport chapter of the Laurelton Hall Association hosts an informal dance at the Farm tonight starting at 8 o'clock. Blue and white will dominate the decor as guests travel from New Haven Norwalk Meriden New London and other Laurelton chapters to attend.
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Bridgeport
Lauralton Hall Association
New Haven
Norwalk
Meriden
New London
Laurel~ the Hall Association
Lucy Neves
Chajrmah
Misa Natalie Greenwood
Mina Teangtt
Hick's Review Tonight in Holden Parish Hall
The Five Hundred club repeats tour de force with Efeks Review in Holden Memorial Parish Hall East Avenue tonight at eight. The play features a country scene with Leet Robbins Seb Farrep Winthrop Reginald Davis Arnold Anderson and others. The second part offers songs and choruses in old fashioned costume with Howard Adams at piano and Henry Hurgel on violin.
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Five Hundred Club
Efeks
Holden Memorial
Eorth Avenue
Leet Robbins
Seb Farrep
Winthrop
Reginald Davis
Arnold
Anderson
Clara Strempel
Leona Petruschell
Dick Moore
George Clark
Edne
Mohr
Adelbert Knox
Howard Adams
Piannist
Henry Hurgel
Violnist
Mayfair Chinatown feature planned at St Peters Holy Name event
Plans for the Mayfair carnival at Colonial Hall May 1 to 3 include a big feature titled A Trip to Chinatown. The Indians of the Children of Mary society assist the Holy Name society with costumes and booth decor. Tickets total 406 season passes issued and demand remains strong with pre war prices restored. The prize committees meet at Br Peters hall as organizers finalize arrangements.
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Mayfair
St .Peter’s Holy ‘Name Society
Colonial Hall
China
Children of Mary Society
Holy Name Society
Br. Peters
General Arrangements Committee
Parate Opens Fair of Republican Societies
The Ninth and new Sixth district Rapun Hean clubs host a fair at the Sixth district Republican hall 2412 Main street. It runs nine nights with booths, an orchestra, and special entertainments daily to benefit St Patrick’s church school and other groups. Notables include Alfred J. Knapp as chair and Frederick Vettera as treasurer.
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Main Street
T Gome
St.Patrick's Church
Gome
Bia
White Eagle
Papoose Bluebird
Blessed Sacrament
Alfred J. Knapp
Flanagan
Frederick Vettera
Henry Pember
Rolly
Frederick Bril
A. J. Knapp
Michelua Tesing
William Wear
Frederick Brill
Josephine Ross
Dancing Class Exhibition Tonight at Barnum Recreation Center
The pupils of Miss Mary Hull's dancing school perform two programs at 8 tonight. Children in fancy costumes present dances and tableaux featuring names such as Eramex Knapp Eleanor Taughan Eilen Bonnell Ruth Cartinsen Margaret Forena Gertrude Lockwood Ethe Mitchell Adna Malone Doris Horen Alito Mageryon Helen Bulet Dorothy Shiler and Myron att.
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Mary Hull
Art Barnum Recreation Center
Art Eramex Knapp
Eleanor Taughan
Eilen ‘Bonnell
Ruth Cartinsen
Margaret Forena
Gertrude Lock- Wood
Ethe Mitchell
Adna Malone
Doris Horen
Alito Mageryon
Helen Bulet
Dorothy Shiler
Myron Att
Smart Spring Creations Seen at Brooklawn Country Club
Fashion focus at Brooklawn Country Club luncheon showcases ultra chic spring styles for women. Guests display varied textures with orchid tweed, mushroom hats, large decorative fabrics, and striking color combinations while hats and accessories attract attention from the younger set.
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Syamen
Brooklawn
Smare
Hass
Maturin Walio
Norman Gaynor
Bridgeport
Shane
Henry Stoddard
Greenfield
Charity Society Appoints Ushers for Annual Tea
The Ladies Charitable Society plans its annual tea at Mrs. William J. Nichols home on Ciavn avonte Wednesday afternoon from runtin to ovlock. A long list of society members and ushers assists in dining room service, including Mrs. Horace Strong, Mrs. H. Lambert, Miss Dorothy Tome linger, Miss Alisa Curtis, and many others.
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Ladies Charitable Society
William J. Nichols
Ciavn Avonte
Runtin & Ovlock
Richard ‘Ty. Staples
Horace Lb. Strong
H. 3
Lambert
Dorothy Tomelinger
William Mier Paxton
Alisa Curtis
Elizabeth Seeley
Frederick C. Rassick
Mary C. Graves
Edward L
Vital Statistics Births Record Several New Babies
Birth notices list multiple families and newborns with dates in April. Entries include Horvath Feresak dg a daughter April 17, Farkas Hoffman a son April 16, Siman a son April dae, Yanosihy a daughter, Smith Mayer a son April 15, Ranngexas Geandkodens a son April 16, Missutalo Biglio a son April 18, Marotti a son April 12, Benigna Mar roti a daughter April 10. Other lines show various street addresses and parent names for these birth announcements.
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Steven
Bessie Horvath Feresak
Hancock Avenue
Morris
Laura Farkas Hoffman
Myrtle Avenue
Stenhen
May Hinelal Siman
Pembroke Street
John
Emma Rosko Yanosihy
Orchard
Aperil
Pauline Smith Mayer
Maple Street
James and
Bite Ranngexas
Geandkodens
Degan Street
Amelio
Elizabeth Missutalo Biglio
Handall Terrace
Son
Theonarde
Camgatto Galato Marotti
Main Street
Personal notices from Wacensack to Madison and Norwalk
Mrs C Emanuelson and daughter Buith of Wacensack visit her mother Mrs Fy Stalberg in Black Rock. Edward J McNamara leaves for a Bethlehem PA vacation. Mrs Jerermah Wokmes attends the Connecticut Congress of Mothers in West Haven. Local guests at Knights of Columbus Ball in New Haven include Mr and Mrs Han lligun and others. English literary class meets at Mrs Samuel Triobee’s home. Madison teachers plan a card party at Stratford April 24. Miss Mabel Weed and Frank W Howard wed. Weed works at Bridgeport Brass, Howard an engineer for the State Highway Department. The Tridseport Art League hosts Welcome to the New Year event Monday noon at Candy Light tea room. Mrs Gledhill recently returned from the South. Luncheon reservations with Miss Jeanette Palmer. Mrs FE A Dempsey hosts a whist for St Charles L A at 1388 East Main St. Maplewood Recreation Center weekly dance resumes at Junior High School Linwood Ave, hosted by Mrs C E Bilton, Mrs D Meltseh, and Mrs A L Smith.
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Tridseport Art League
Ity
Samuel God
Candy Light
Club Ious
Clinton Avenue
Gledhill
Lo'dovit
Misa Jeanette Palmer
Kitchen Shower for Miss Anna Havron at Howland I Dry Goods
Miss Anne Havron of the millinery department was honored yesterday noon with a kitchen shower in the rest room parlor. The event, hosted by her employer Musit, featured a buffet luncheon and attendees included Miss Mildret Jodburz and many other named guests. Miss Havron will wed Thomas Gallas of Lewis Street Husspre.
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Anne Havron
Howland I Dry Goods Company
Musit
Miss Havron
Thomas Gallasher
Lewis Street
Husspre
Mildret Jodburz
Ming Jennig Davie
Mabel Craft
Miss Peck
Tellion Abd
Addie Clark
Mra
Budapest Prepares to Welcome Royal Family
Budapest dispatch reports the imperial shooting lodge at Gedallo near Budapest readied for the former Empress and family. Admiral Horthy, ruler of Hungary, sanctioned preparations at Gadollo Castle with guard quarters and retained royal servants, signaling a formal welcome at the historic site.
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Budapest
Vienna
Gedallo
Migniles
Ita Nal Jer
Adykoos
Admiral Horths
Rix Sulte
Gadollo
Roylale Servanta
M the Buged
Seicheprey Day Celebrated by Ex-Service Men
Seicheprey Day was celebrated last night at a banquet on Golden Hill Street by the Bridgeport 40 Hom association. Yester day marked the fourth anniversary of Seicheprey’s capture in France with Police Commissioner Barrow Calhoon presiding and William Ballou elected to fill the vacancy after Post Commander G R Howard resigned due to work pressure.
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Seichaprey
Golden Hill St
Bridgeport
William Ballou
Association
Milford wedding unites Munson and Burwell families
Aline Munson daughter of Mrs. George W. Munson and R Woods Burwell son of Mr. and Mrs. EB Burwell wed on a Saturday afternoon at 3 30 in Milford Rev A F Coolough of New Haven officiated Yellow decor graced the house The bride a Milford High School graduate 1915 wore periwinkle satin and carried a bouquet of ophelia roses and sweet peas Her sister Athala Mundan attended in gray with lavender sweet peas Edward P Munson gave her away Best man was G F Farnard New Haven They will live in a suburb of New Haven
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Milford
Aline Munson
George W. Munson
West River Street
R. Woods Burwel
EB. P. Burwell
Woodmont
Wedgessley
A. F. Coolough
New Hagan
Milford High School
Athala ‘Mundan
Edward P. Munsen
Saring
ilIn Muss
G. F. Farnard
New Haven
Naw Haven
Knights of Columbus Dance At Colonial Hall on April 26
The Knights of Columbus under the athletics association present a dance and entertainment at Colonial Hall on Wednesday April 26. Local residents provide the entertainment while committee chairmen Judge, Larry Ryder, Jamey Kelly and Walter Harrigan organize the event.
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Khights of
Columbus
Atheletic Association
Larry Ryder
Jamey Kelly
Walter Harrigan
Toilet Ware for Milady of Exceptional Beauty and Charm
The ad promotes Tuskelold toilet ware as finely crafted solo pieces and complete sets. It highlights models such as Tres Chic and Mayfair, notes shell finishes, and claims pieces available from 75 cents upward. Bridgeport, Conn.
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Milady
4 Cracker and Cheese Dish and Candy Jar Prices
Fragmentary item list shows prices for crackers and cheese dish four dollars ten cents candy jars four th. dollars three point one five grape juice jugpe candlesticks two twenty five.
Music catalog ad for records and fabrics in basement sale
A catalog snippet lists varied music records including Tell Her at Twilight Fox Trot and Medley pieces with prices around 49 to 89 cents. It also advertises 1Q inch double records in basement sale with black and white percale designs and gingham color patterns, offering sizes 36 to 46 and extra sizes up to 52 at 45 to 1.00.
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Hick
Holden Parish Hall
Chinatown
Parate
Smart Largeless
D. ‘Fairchild Wheeler
DeVer C. Warner
Service Club
Tittle Sisters
Thimble Club
Horace B. Merewin
Serge
Canton Crede
Charity Society
N. Buckingham & CO. Inc
State St
C. Emanuelson
Buith
Wacensack
Nte
Fy Stalberg
Black Rock
Com
Edward J. McNamara
Morth Mula Street
Bethlehem
Jerermah Wokmes
Teach' Eva
Connerticut Congress of Moxhers
Rist Congregational Church
West Haven
Eoom
Knights of Colum- Dus
Anlligun
John Conaway
John McDonough
Catherine Linley
Frances Conners
Mabel McCarthy
Catherine McCarthy
John ;Cimmings
J. Carlstrom
Lynch and Jr
Samuel
Triobee
Lafaiotto Street
O'Cock
The
Barent Teachers. Association of Madison School
Stratfiord
Almarnoon
Mabel Weed
M. Wi. Weed
Hayes Street
Frank W. ‘Howard
Floyd WY. Howard
Central Avenue
Miss Weed
Bridgeport Brass Company
Mr. Howard
A. and College of
Inleigh N.C
Te State Ldtehway
FE. A. Dempsey
Hes Home
East Main Street
St. Charles
L. A
Maplewond! Recreation Center
Linwood Avenue
C, E
Bile]ton
Meltseh
A 1 Smith
Anna Havron
Magnificent Castle
WEL Dn Exensivy
Yaerk
Zoological Guvéen
Burwell-Munson
Knights OF Columbus
M. B._ BELLEW
Westin
Aliso Keane Thomas
Marcel
Stale ST. Tel. Bar
Community Chest
G. W. Fairchild and Sons Tnc
Bridgeport, Conn
Dessene
Jour Grocers
Puritan Records
Sacques
Naples
Metropolitan
Orch
Karyl
I. Miller & Sona
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