Milford Church to Stage Its History Pageant May Sundays
Milford Congregational church plans a three show pageant titled The Court of Brotherhood about the second religious epoch in American history. The May series opens Sunday May 3 with elaborate ensembles, direction by Mrs. Howard Congdon and a 140 member cast. Norton Oviatt plays Sir Enich with Miss Thielen Blake as Goddess of Liberty. A special musical program and electric effects will enhance the production. Frederick M. Clark is stage director with George Cabot and Fredus M. Case in charge of electrical work and props. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Evelyn White to Everett B. Nothname at the First Church parsonage Milford with Rev. Leslie Briggs officiating.
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Court of Brotherhood
Milford
Howard Congdon
Gretchen Lyons
Skimner
Fredus M. Case
Sir Enich
Frederick M. Clark
George Cabot
Miss Clarke Presents Pupils For Club Program
Grace Dalrymple Clarke organized a Sunday afternoon program at the Business and Professional Woman's club with readings by Toren Hasgeman and Jessie Louise Merrill. Elaine Pratt performed two pieces, Marion Chapis sang several songs, and Blanche Chapin accompanied on piano.
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Qliss
Grace Dalrymple Clarke
Toren
Hasgeman
J. A. Rogers
Mire Jessie Louise Merrill
Elaine Pratt
Dolly
Marion Chapis
Steuns
Magnolia
Cadman
Lady Bug
Down In the Forest
Ronald
Woodman
Blanche Chapin
Celebrate St George's Day With Entertainment
The Daughters and Sons of the combined lodges of Daughters and Song of St George plan a St George's Day celebration at the lodge rooms on Scratford Avenue this evening at dusk. An elaborate program will include minstrel numbers.
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Lodges
Daughters
Song of
St. George
St. George's Day
Scratford Avenue
National Society of 1812 Daughters Convene in Washington
The Twenty-First Council of the Daughters of 1812 meets at the Willard in Washington for a week long session. Attendees include President John Cadyder and notable guests like Moses, Hartland, and Fenn. A banquet and receptions feature lectures on history and commemorations with many congressmen and civic leaders in attendance.
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St. Tenney
the & Willard
Washington
John Cadyder
Sons of the War
Alice TH
Andrew auLhee
Far
Daughters of 1812
F Mouse
Alts. Coolidge
Moses
Unitadler
Greece
Ontencero
United Stats
Frederick C. Hicks
New York
United States
Hartland
Fenn
Connecticut
T ‘Om Machusetts
Bancnuet Tomorring
Associate Council
Home Missionary Union Meeting at New Britain
Bridgeport churches plan to send delegates to the annual gathering of the Home Missionary Union in New Britain. Rev. Walker of Col will address topics, with reflections from local members and a brief program including an open window and door scene and a later discussion on the “Japanese Problem.”
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Home Missionary Union
New Britain
Bridgeport
Delegal
Walker
Col
Knighton
Ayid
Henry of
Sloniana
Mirae i
Entertaining the Priestess of 1812 at the Hotel
A reception will be held in her honor at the Hotel. Delegates from the DA convention plan to attend, with Connecticut borders noted. Maynard Minor of Hartford and a Connecticut audience are mentioned amid regional visitors.
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Ional
State Daughters of Veterans Convene Here
The State Daughters of Veterans convene in the city with welcome remarks from Jemboyedai president and Nellie M. Goolmsh of Roxburs Miss. The national president will attend with a women’s reception at the American Beauty house and invited groups include state and national officers and patriotic societies. The organization aims to aid veterans families and preserve memories of the heroic struggle.
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Alikurer
Brod Street
Telaeis
Jemboyedai
Las Many
Nellie M. Goolmsh
Roxburs
Hene Tondrey
Angelina
Bartlett
Bins Howe, Jr
Ensign Rete Haseton Engaged to Ward Hf Posmeriy
Miss Rete Haseton of Tem e YS, a graduate of Nottingham seminars in NEL and Miss Wh erforks school Boston, is engaged to Ward Hf Pos meriy of Tem e YS. He is a graduate of Tome academy and studied at University. The couple, noted for social circles, plan upcoming nuptials with families in Milford and New York. The scene includes Miss Ensign’s earlier education and social events at Hariford Golf Clubhouse and Miss Porter’s graduation links.
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Sumiene
Dane
Oseph Enbury
Mary Phelps Orsien
Miss Ensien
George W. Aue
Park Avenue Hare
Vity
Tome Academy
Mavre
Eeonoraics
Maselton
Usan
Havele Dinvis
Mencher
Lae Yur Ferte
Theobe
Feline
Bhanker of
Cammores Joid Tins Broakainsa Gownthy Club
Milford Fire Chief Reports 67 Alarms
Milford Fire Chief Lewis Stowe reports the Milford Fire Department answered 67 alarms in the last period, detailing causes such as grass fires and chimney fires. The six month loss by district is listed with Milford and Walnut Beach housing notable figures. time to clear schools by Chief Stowe averages show rapid responses.
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Milborn
Cording
Lewis ¥. Stowe
Milford
Board of Fire Commissioners
Lembber
Aftilford
Mertie Bourn
Sliver Beach
Par View Beach
Devon
Stawe
Essar
Rene Forlins
Milford Lugh
Central Yriamary
Walnut Bench
Nul Theach
Fort Aruarvbul Beach
Woodimom
Bowie Tele
Tire Board
Brm nne Jd Feted at Wedding Announcement
Mrs. M. P. Sheeran entertains Coy and Mr. May Wytort as Cornelius 'Toppitner of Brocklawi announces a wedding. The bride was showered in praise and gifts as guests gathered.
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M. P. Sheeran
May Wytort
Cornelius ‘Toppitner
Brocklawi
Epee
Pink scheme favors selections from local women group
The piece lists several women including Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Kathern Staske, and Miss Katherine Renie as participants in a pink color scheme event. It references gift items, a Miss Marie Sm Dominto connection, and mentions several others tied to the occasion.
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S Mary Sullivan
Kathern Staske
Rsonae Gifts
Marie Sm Dominto
Omna Topp
Marion Sheehan
Katherine Renie
Mise Ri Sheehan
M Fatrick Whiart
M Tirewer
Perfume Longevity Tips From Damaged Text
A fragment advises preserving perfume scent by storing it in two sheltered corners of a dressing room. The garbled wording makes specifics unclear but emphasizes protecting a chosen liquid’s odor.
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Evelyn White
George FR. White
West River Street
Everett B. Nothnngle
Henry P. Nothnoela
Guilt Street
Leslie Briggs
Nothwasle
Gulf Street
Miss Clarke
Simon
National Society OF 1812 Daughters
Fairfield Ave
Courtland St
Phone Barnum
State Daughters OF Veterans
Ininstrel
Wopowage Indge
Alifard Lown Wal
Port Trumbull Reach
Raul Mor
Andrew Heales Ward
Warr
Sure
Che Tons Li
Andge
Hortense Nom
Norris
New Yor
Fordham
Luc Business and Professional Women's
Rae Anna Whores
Bridgeport Art League
Avenue
Welnet
Ville le Wituh
Che
Percales
Cts
Jersey
Taffeta
Fagley Steam Cookers
Fagley
Wissner’s
Main St
Barnum
Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland