Women seek delegate to disarmament conference
Voters urged President to appoint a woman delegate to the disarmament parley. Mrs. Richard Edwards of Peru urged a female representative in Congress, noting Miss Tohartson’s position as the only woman in Congress ready to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Harding
Miss Robertson
Congress
Erals
Leagu
Alicetson
Orise
Richard Edwards
Peru, Inc
Miss Tohartson
Orly
How to Rid the Arms of Objectionable Hairs
An advertisement presents a simplified hair removal method claiming quick results. It describes applying a paste to the skin and rubbing off after several minutes, suggesting all hair vanishes. Cautions note the treatment is safe if used carefully to achieve real results.
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Dela-J
Kidney Troubles Conquered or Money Back Ad
For 46 years Dr Cary proclaims a remedy for kidney troubles promising satisfaction or refund. Text urges tired, miserable persons with backache dizziness headaches and related symptoms to drink water and try Dr Carey’s Ala-Table remedies. Sold by Hindle Drug Stores and Insistence wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Hickey
Dr. Carey
S. Ed Wen
Wonderfair
Hindle
Rhode Island Clam Bake Brilliant Evening Event
The Rhode Island clam bake at Brooklwn Country Club promises an elaborate, old fashioned party with electric lights and grove dining. A Wilmington or regional orchestra will provide singing during dinner, followed by dancing under the stars at the club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklnwn Country Club
Owl
Miss Alice Ives Becomes Bride of Robert Hart
A quiet ceremony at 42 Washington Street married Miss Alice Ives of 85 Taven to Robert Hart, son of Mr and Mrs William Hart of 553 Field Avenue. Justice Benjamin Pordis presided at his home. The couple planned a brief honeymoon in Lew Haven before returning to Bridgeport to establish a home with their patents.
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Tins Ives
Taven
Marri
Jlart
William Tart
Field Avenue
Tenjamin Pordisls
Washington Torr
Sroom
Trey Will
Lew Haven
Expest
Bridgeport
Will
Dollar Tea for A R Chapter Pretty Affair
A Dollar Tea for the Wantee Hennigary chapter of the ACK was hosted yesterday at Mrs. DeVer H. Werner’s Greenfield Hill home. The event featured a tulip lunch, a card table setup, and a fundraiser plan. proceeds exceeding $75 will support chapter expenses. Guests enjoyed tea, flowers, and music on an ornate veranda and garden setting. Mrs. J. Dever Warner will host a card party August 29 to benefit the same chapter, with tables available for any card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bott Fey
DeVer H. Werner
Greanfield II
Goulding
Thomas Lashar
B. I. Tarfion
Edward J
Gereen
J. Dever Warner
Greenfeld Hill
Ueno O
Bernard Monahin
Ivanisvan Avenue
Daney
Elithoma
Kamagia Vwaeht Club
Registrations Faulty in Republican Democrat Primary
Over 1,000 registrations may be rejected after voters failed to specify transfers between lists. Some applicants were already on the Democratic list and will stay there. Independent list requests are void as primaries are Republican and Democrat only. Registrars expect huge enrollment and plan to print annulled lists in about ten days.
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Lounsbury
White
Flys
Nven
Foreign War Veterans to Meet Tonight
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet in their rooms this evening to draft resolutions for the annual encampment in Detroit September 17 28. Bridgeport delegation will represent the city and about five members from Beringenort lodge plan to travel at their own expense on the special train led by State Commander Herbert F L McCuen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Bridgeport
Ely
Detroit
Unt Beringenort Lodge
Herbert FL McCuen
Price of Potatoes Seen Rising for Next Season
Local wholesalers forecast potato prices will climb to levels near those from two winters ago. They project supply and demand conditions will push costs higher, with estimates suggesting prices could move from about $4.13 to $2.88 per bushel.
Community Notes and Society Events in Local Area
Diss Chury Sopitdy plans a social event at Trovislawn Saimtrs club Saturday afternoon with music by Special performers. Wrank Riley travels west. multiple social gatherings and dances are noted along with weddings, vacations, and visits. Community notices include meetings, parties, and charitable fundraisers, with attendees and hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Trovislawn
Saimtrs Club
Suruoer Stuipeunter
Ztling Wittelon
Alia
Moee
Wrank Riley
Suifard
Viniler Gon
Adan
Farlan Seeley Wedding Announced
Wedding announced for Miss Agnas and partner at Grace M op parish house in the city. Ceremony followed by a wedding luncheon with modest attendance and several guests listed from the community in attendance.
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Melarian
Grace M Op
Seelay
Mackarins
Thester Tull
Aetri CML
Wedding in Danbury Promises Bright Future for Couple
In Danbury a pretty wedding united Miss Florence Moe Tatthy daughter of Mrs. Mary M Carmthy of South Street and the groom Terbert J. Hayes of Pequonek Street. The ceremony occurred at St. Water’s R. C. Church Danbury with Miss Josephine Greene as bridesmaid. The couple plan a Sarasota honeymoon then settle in Stratford where the bride teaches.
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Panbury
Esterday
Florence Moe Tatthy
Mary Mcarthy
South Strert
Danbury
Worth Street
Lridgewort
Leo Fan
St. Water's R. Church
Josuphine Greene
Sedt
Terbert J. A. Hayes
Pequon
Ek Street
Lake Simapee
New Tramphive
Kiely
Crane Co
Stratford. Aly
Niele
Nichols Lawn Fete Proves Great Success
Mero Sham raised 220 at a Nichols lawn fete held on Tin gton road by a group of residents. The event featured a program with singing by BAL Steinke and Fyot, vocal selections by Anarerombis, and dancing led by Donald McManus. More than 200 people attended and enjoyed corn roasts and entertainment.
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Nichols
Romeo Acner
Thintington Road
Ile Oecasion
Bal” Steinke
Fyot
Donald McManus
Highlein
Mies Afary
Jac Bay
Romeo Oilerdi de Wotangle
William Miers
Rovert Mortis
Warren Flomb
Miss Moore to Serve in New York During Winter
Miss Moore, active in the Phyllis Wheats branch of the YWCA, will perform special service work in New York during the winter. She has organized Republican Women’s League for colored women and shown strong community leadership. A 1920 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, she plans to return to college or pursue other studies after her service.
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Phyllis Wheats Praneh
Sarah Moor
New
Guinn
Republican Women's League For Colored Women
Iris
Atiss Moone Iy
University of Pannsyly
Glass
New Jersey
Wea
Dr Brown Named Health Director in Trance Mission
Dr Walley H. Brown, former health official at Bridgepost, is appointed head of the Reeboeler Foundation health work in Trance. Richard Bolt serves as secretary of the National Child Health council. Brown began work in France last January and will relocate this autumn with his wife and two children. The Child HealthDemicratracion experiment aims to standardize child heart care nationwide with about 200,000 dollars allocated for a five year program reaching 10,000 to 20,000 inhabitants.
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Walley HB. Brown
Ocean
Bridgepost
Reeboeler Foundation
Trance
Thas
Act of Chile Health
Richard Bolt
Brown
France
Mes. Brown
Grey
Philip
Wigens
Firemen of State Elect M G Sonney President
Firemen of State held a convention in New Haven on August 17 electing M G Sonney as president. ACRE SHEAR-BARRASS PINOCHLT noted next year’s slate while Acme Shear Company and Pino echle team planned appearances near Housatonic Avenue. The Acme team won the frets a large snare and Rector Thar mony Four performed. Weekly winter events were previewed.
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NEW Aves
Sia
Eanet
Jate
Big Membership Drive Planned by Y W and Y M H A
A large fundraising drive by the Y W H A and Y M H A aims to raise 150000 to support the Hebrew orphan asylum and its 37 resident children. Volunteers plan door to door canvassing across Bridgeport, with both men and women aiding the effort amid overdue dues and facility upkeep needs.
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Madison Avenue
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Bridgeport
Balanaing
Delon
TLA
YW. H. A
Flehren
Low
TM. Krew Association
Lewis Korn Klul
Ags
Itl de Rade
T Ve
Tempietad
Samuel Clark
Arthour Wells
Lottis Oveee
TY. W. . An Mes
Fannie Snow
Invare Frudenheim
Fashion's Forecast Pattern and Dental Health Drive
Fashion notes promote a crepe mohnit sport material skirt with a stitched pocket border and a 26 inch hem, pattern sales offer 13 cents by mail with 15 cent price, while a dental mobile clinic presses proper tooth care as seventy five percent of children surveyed lacked a toothhenst.
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Pattern Department
Bridgeport
Barnum
Inte
Department of Health
Hosiery and Fancy Lateens in Child and Coat Fashion
Advertises extra heavy hosiery for small children and women in tans size six to ten at 29 cents per pair. Features fancy lateen patterns on brown blue gray and tan backgrounds for coat linings or peticoat flounce, 386 inches wide, priced 65 cents per yard and 19 cents per yard.
Dont Forget the Shoes Pumps and Oxfords
Shoe notice lists summer styles by color and heel height. Palm Beach Brown Duck and White Canvas Oxfords offered with Cuban and various heel options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Inland water trip plans and real estate note in Fairfield
Pam and Evelyn discuss summer travel from Niagara to the sea and famed destinations like Niagara Falls and Montreal. A long real estate note details transformation of Wichocier's wurms to Pair Acres in Fairfield, describing a 120 acre tract from Beach Road to the beach and surrounding streets.
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Evelyn
Pam
Helen
Ei Tung
Mvery dix
Niagara
Niagee Falls
Toronto
Dake Gatarto
Thousand Islanes
Rapids
Montreal
Quabac
See
An de Keaunre
Beach Road
Main Street
Town Hall
Anna Jenpings
Penfield Road
de Ver J. Warner
Rowland Road
Main Ecreat
Main Short
Oldfield Road
Ian
Hetes
Lanzelbesch
Edie
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A. Deligiuiul
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Trum Pull
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Flack Rock
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Spruce Street
Charles J. Twebnann
Palisade Avenue
Wil Lipld
Wil Washington Warren
Mary Waller
Renresent
Willan Bewards Waller
Chestnut HM
Howard Irving
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Norwalk
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Gartrude Kana
Pembroke Street
Hinesalle
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Hartford
Adele Artime
Har Avenue
Horace
Anne Moran
Washington
White Mountains
Dohm Lambard
Fairfield Ave
Norwich
Anna aAhearn
Robert Rozenstein
Frankfort
A. Ratinowity
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North Main Street
Ashary Park
N. J
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Tnelon Fa
DR. Brown
Firemen OF State
M. G. Sonney
Y. W. and
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Beth Wexner
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Tane
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