State Women Back Child Welfare Bill
State women from across the state urge the Appropriations Committee to favor House Bill 742, creating a State Child Welfare Bureau with a governor appointed commissioner. The bureau would supervise child placing agencies and institutions, with limited roles for state and county authorities, seeking two years of funding. A separate notice notes a dance by the Lagquowa Board Drum Corps of Fairfield in Sherman Hall tomorrow evening.
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119 Commission
Humane Institutions Committee
Child Welfare Commission
Lau Tau
Wepeinteu
State Board of Charities
Hemse
WORPS
Lagquowa Ioard Drum Corps
Fairfield
Sherman Hall
Rover
Dramatic Recital At High School Tomorrow
A dramatic recital under the Ninth, Tean Eleventh and Twelfth Ti er Raniolcan elubs will be staged at the high school tomorrow. Fifty youths perform with Justo and Aanve motifs, featuring dances and musical numbers including violin by Nelle Blackstone and Patrick Smith.
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Ender
Justo
Wudilortuni
Stary Sales Baeneant
le Sy
Ieae Planers
Miss Tuth
Wssup
Tise
Helen Sherwood
Foss
Hiewnor Pullenary Dunles
Wallam
Marion
Rene Mildred DekKaypatrick
Frances McKeon
Elizapeth Roche
Frenee Legere
Community notices mix of events across Bridgeport area
Personal notes describe a wide array of social events and meetings in Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Mentions include lodging guests, weddings, bridal parties, church and charity gatherings, a Visiting Nurse Association talk by Grace Shine, plays and freestails, whist parties, and upcoming fundraising events.
Ferguson and teacher wed on Main Street in local ceremony
A brief local note reports Mes. T. S. Ferguson and Miss Isabel Al Chidily tied a quiet ceremony on Main Street, sharing a marriage officiated by a city teacher. The event reflects small town customs and community ties in a modest setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Ferguson
Charles T. Mar
Isabel al
Tme
Bridge Club Hosts Successful Spring Dance Night
The Blonday Evening Bridge club held a large winter gathering at the Hatfield ballroom for a spring social. An orchestra provided music for dancing as many attendees enjoyed the formal event with guests including Pry Wilder, Dr. Robert, Mrs Van Ness, Goddard, Krein, Beleknap, Harcehingen, and Cradington among others.
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Blonday
Sallroom
Atfield
Smilax
Apps
Pry Wilder
Robert 1
Tre
Eliy
Ore
van Ness
Goddard
MW Son
Shares
Kreindienst
Willian Beleknap
William Harcehingen
Myr
Robert Cradington
Service of Preparation at Park Street Church
Evening service at Park Street Congregational church with a preparatory communion. The minister Rev. C A Breed will deliver The Deme End of the Communion Services. A responsive service will be used and Miss Toss Blake will sing.
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Park Street
Res. C. al’ Breed
Supposed Connecticut Bishop Confirms Class at St. Pauly Church
The Rev Edward Champion Arneson suffragan bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Connecticut visited St. Pauly church on Kossuth street Monday evening and confirmed the class as presented to Rector Rev. PF Root.
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Edward Caimpion Arneson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Gonnecticut
St. Pauly Church
Kossuth Street
PF Root
Septers Price Of Bread Declines In New Review
The paper reviews bread pricing after antediluvians warming effects on supply. One pound loaf now around six and a half cents, while the one and a half pound loaf drops from twelve to nine cents.
Male Sits On Eggs At Paris Nest In Odd Courtship
A fragmented report recounts a male animal guarding a nest while a female seeks to drive him away. The tale mentions the nest, a barnyard setting, and a perplexing scene with unclear accompanying details. The readable lines describe confrontation and the creature’s stubborn hold near a corner of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sal Grosien
Una Samal
Fragmented diary notes on fashion and social plans
The excerpt records Natalie and Beth in a moment of worry and a shift to shopping comments. It mentions a tailor in Bridgerton, Fifth Avenue fashion trends, dresses, corsets, gloves, and plans to visit stores and services, all reflecting a social page snapshot.
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Rah
Maneralwara
New York
Bridgrennri
Weil
Toert Exchange
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Mre and
Dre
Simmons
United States
Hadley
Adley
Broad John Sts
Ruth Jessup
Dodge John
Potlman
Qauowa Hill
Panorma
Horace B. Mewin
Algon—j Quiet Road
Brooklawn
Noaless Torway
Adendas
Grace Shine
Visiting Nurse Association
Mipte Clarke
Freestais
Vic
Stewart
Witegraph
Mings
Brooklawn Avenue
M Na Maclin
Ersaurg
Beton
Tilizabeth Warner
Percigal Gilbert
Mande
Jes Gardiner Millen
York
York Association
Alfred Tomlincon
Red Heart
Hersistante
Wonan's Auxiliary
the Veterans of Forcen
Washington Avenue
Park Street Congregational Sunday School
Twa
Frank Dennison
Aharga
John Ganley
Black Avenue
Mary Tn
Mitzpatrick
Henrigt X Werizen
Margaret Fitzsimmons
Rossie Jacobs
Misa
Helen
Amfiss
Anna Tonal
Martis
Avelyn
Ilyn Barker
Asner Ard Allies Dennis
Elizabeth Taugh'in
Elizabeth Oliins
Margaret Martin
Ofrs
Doh Rourke
Myre
Walter Loewith
F_ Brink
Bridgeport Mouiere
Manlewond
Selinaae
Salief du Ale Run
Ger
Chatec Inciines
Edward Schwerdile
Walter Krause
Walter Stapleton
Ww.l. Ketchum
H. BR. Norman
B. MM. Rabinowitz
Simerintendine Constructor
TSON
Lake Torpein Beat Company
Danbury
Rabine
Rebinowite
Seit
Altia Bridgeport Art League
Philip Holzer
Bridge Club
Brgad
Che
Patent Colt
the ‘Thrift’ Tire
Watertowl, Mas. Hood Rubber Products Co
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Natalie
Europe
Beth
Saint
Ajien Doyle
Cannon Street
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Bridgeport
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Bridgeport Hydraulic Comhune
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