Milford Women Plan Food Sale To Aid Hospital
Milford Aug 23 Efforts to raise funds for a memorial in the new Milford Hospital honoring the late Mrs George Watt progress well The third in a series of affairs will be a food sale at H W Cornwall and Co 6 Broad Street Friday afternoon Committee members include Harold Hawkins Samuel Beard and Mrs Mary Burckes Town Aprs Announcement was made of a three day bazaar by Woodmont Fire Company with a nursery for children on Friday afternoon Democratic town committee plans caucus for delegates to the state convention in Hartford Sept 0 and 71 to be held Aug 31 or Sept 1 Mansfield Grove Chamber of Commerce outing set with sheep bake about 125 expected. 25 car parade Milford green at 10 am committee includes J Fred Van Syckel John Hinech Frank W Graham C Loy Roosevelt and George B Clark Medium Brown Hair ad
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Milford
New Milford Hospital
George Watt
Reading
H.W. Cornwall and Company
Broad Street
Harold & Hawkins
Samuél, Beard
Mary Burckes
Woodmont Fire’ Company
Edward B. Brotherton
Hartford
Chamber of Commerce
Mansfield Grove
Milford Green
J. Fred van Syckel
John Hinech
Frank W. Graham
Loy Roosevelt
George B. Clark
Stratford
Camp Howell
Putnam Port
Christengréh
Driers
Pleasant Vatley
Vallgy Pond
Shay
S.C. Shaw
Connecticut League of Women Voters
Bridgeport
Shaw
Lown Lopics
A. B. Barnett Jr
Redding
Prant
Meehan
West Redding
St Valley
Iorpe
F. P. Hamlin
Danbury
Mars
Vivian Day
Glen Cove
Albert Day
Chira Klin
West Ret Eing
Beardsley
Pirmont
Bedding Ridge
Cor Ns
Chris
Undertwood
Sanford Osborn
Redding Rides
Spence Alumnae Bridge Party for School Home
Spence School alumnae led by Miss May Wells plan a bridge party at Mrs. Frederick B. Bedford’s Greens Farms home to raise funds for Spence nursery in New York City. The event, part of a summer series, supports a home caring for homeless and malnourished babies and children in need of placement.
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Frederick B. Bedford
Greens Farms
Spence School
May Wells
Southport
Alunhao
Spance Nursery
New York City
Miss Spence
School
New York
Surprise party honors Miss Leibensberger at home
Miss Geraldine Leibensberger, guest of honor, is entering Bridice Port Hospital Training School for Nurses in September. Classmates of 1918 gave her a leather prayer bag, noting her Bridgeport High achievements and activities as president of the Gle club and senior play lead. The event, officiated by Rev. Raymond Cunningham, included a luncheon. the couple will reside in Hartford where Mr. Luther works for Standard Oil.
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Geraldine Leibensberger
Leibensberger
Bridice
Gle
Social Service
Clarence
Raymond Cunningham
Christchurch
Redding Ridge
Misa Vivian
Adria Day
Chise Pennton Crene
Luether
Hartford
Luther
Standard Oil Company
Pretty Home Wedding Solemnized at Redding
The marriage of Alice E. Day daughter of Mrs T A Day of Redding and W H L Luther Jr of Reading occurred Saturday afternoon at the bride’s home with immediate family members and a few friends in attendance.
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Alice E. Day
T. A. Day
Redding
W. HL. Luther, Jr
Reading
Hebrew Children Enjoy Beardsley Park Picnic
Children of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum in Bridgeport enjoyed a Beardsley park outing with Mrs. Morris Nudelman and a corps of workers. They visited the Zoo, the playground, and flower shows, then gathered for an entertainment hour with solos and fancy dancing by the youngsters.
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Bridgeport
Fishing Tales and Studio Visits At Liberty House
A reflective letter recounts a week by Banpley Lakes with Harold and Theodore, sharing fish stories and snapshots. The scene shifts to New York and Mrs Kamerling’s studio, a talk of price and artistry, and a visit to Priscilla Tea Room then back to a Colonial house framed by ivy and honey vine as plans for nut bread and chocolate layer cake surface.
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Velyn Herald
Banpeley Lakes
Javadore
Harold
Theodore
Tim
Dinabo
Ware Old
Shai
William Auch
Auch
New York
Andy
Howe
Stratford Girl Scouts End Season at Camp Howell
Stratford Girl Scouts concluded their season at Camp Howell near Putnam Port. The event featured a Sunday morning service, a field day with stunts and training activities, and a closing gathering Monday evening. Local visitors observed the activities.
Vital Statistics Deaths and Marriages in August Notices
Listings show births details for Karl and Natalie Hawk and others with addresses and dates. Marriage records include Joseph Waintshuk and Helen Lasesiste plus several other couples with ages and street addresses. The fragment documents multiple August variables and mixed city addresses across streets such as Taft Alpine Lafayette and Cortland.
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Karl
Natalie Hawk
Haddam Street
Aub O
Joseph
Erne
Carroll Avenue
Joan
Lena Altieri
Gsro
Ming
Sumue
Sylvia Cohen
Agust
Louis
Josie Peltz
Taft Avenue
Alek
Tecjana Ganczarok
Somers Street
Joseph Miller
Randell Street
May Smith
Thandall Street
Walter J. Dreher
Tol Street
Mora F. Engush
Far River Street
Howard P. Slsaworth
el Street
Eohel J
Fremont Benjamin Holmes
Mage Street
May Foley
Hutrley Street
Agin
Lawn fete planned at Southport church lawns
Anxious workers from Trinity church and the Woman's Auxiliary will hold a lawn fete and food sale from 4 to 3 o'clock on the church lawns. A fish pond and games will entertain children as funds are raised to repair church furnishings and pay for improvements.
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Southport
Trinity Church
Grimes
Mra
Sherwood
Anne's Church Fete To Run Three Nights At St Anne's
Japanese lanterns will decorate the lawns of St. Anne's church Black Rock for three nights starting Monday. Grounds open Tuesday afternoon for children with a fish pond games and other amusements. Pretty booths will surround the lawns offering goods and fancy work for sale. Dancing and entertainment planned each evening with a long list of committee members.
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St. Anne's Church
Black ‘Rock
Cara Gowmeg
Gale
Danting
Jehuten Hall
Patrick J. Pitzpatrick
1. Kelly
Z. Wy Roberts
Trane
Eleinor
Albe Ard
Mery Haley
John Ah, Williams
William H. Fenton
Raymond Arnold
Willam HH
Bradley
William Collins
Joan EH
Williama
Z. Kelly
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Mary, Watt
Mary Dowd
Ann
Glenn Curtiss to test motorless glider on water
New York August 23 Glenn Curtiss pioneer of American aviation will attempt to rise from the surface of Great South Bay off Long Island in a motorless glider within two weeks, according to the Aeronautical Chart of Commerce.
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New York
Glennie Curtiss
Great Oath Bay
Long Island
Ime
Aeronauticaly Chart of Commerce
Children’s Shop finds for babies and toddlers wardrobe items
White nainsock dresses for ages 6 months to 2 years priced 1.00 to 3.95. white knitted lacques 2.50. knee bootees with ribbons 1.00 to 1.50. Madeira bibs 0.79. linen carriage pillow covers 1.00 to 1.25. pique hats for little boys 1.00. ribbon rosettes and armlets in pastels 0.59 to 1.00. celluloid novelties including banks rattles teething items 1.00. Second floor toy and novelties section.
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Cts
Moorcroft Pottery A new assortment for color and lamps
Moorcroft Pottery introduces an assortment of jars bowls urns and odd pieces for fruit and flowers. Rich moss greens browns and ambers with touches of maroon and red offer striking color. Pieces suit use as a base for electric table lamps or bright room accents.
Thislda aris tocratic weave sold at sale price
This description markets Mallinsons sports wear fabric Thislda in jade green orange and tan with white tones. It is three color weaving, one yard wide and priced at $3.50 during a limited sale period, down from $3.59.
Stockings For Men And Women From Gordon Silk Hose
Lisle socks in gray black and brown sold at 35 cents per pair and 75 cents for a pair. Gordon Silk Hose offered for women in black cordovan with reinforced heels priced at 2 dollars 50 cents per pair. Mein Hoor.
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Lisle
New Attractive Faces Invoice for 36 Inch Seclor Main Floor
A brief notice describes a fresh invoice for appealing small figures nearly sold after an earlier offer. The items measure 36 inches wide and are marketed as a value on the Seclor Main floor.
Oyster White Linen for embroidery use
Linen fabric described as oyster white, smooth weave suitable for embroidery and drawloom work. Width listed as 54 inches, intended for third yardage.
Coalport China Exhibits Queenly Porcelain Patterns
English pottery presents exquisitely fine porcelain fit for a queen's table. The flowerpot and other familiar patterns, unseen for years, are on display in the china department basement. Samples shown on a table. orders may be placed for desired pieces.
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China Department
Rich autumn hat trimmings in silk and metal threads
The text describes autumn hat embroidery in silk with gold or silver threading. Ready to cut and fit over a frame, they feature deep browns reds and blues with self colored silks and silver. Black uses gold, pearl gray includes black and silver. jade green appears on gray with unspecified price.
Buckle and Clasp Cabochons On Trimming Courter Show
The article showcases Buckle and Clasp cabochons used for drapery fixtures and sash fasteners. It notes clasps and decorative ornaments in enamel metal filigree, stones, and Delft-like imitations, including jet, jade, and blues. It invites readers to see them at the Trimming Courter.
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Itchel Dairy
D. M. Tread’s
Howland’s
Hindies
Hanken Knitting Mills
Main St
Mrs. Kingsley Burnham
Mertle Ave
Spence
Fairfield
Pridge
Qvill
Susan Gibney
and Myrs
Virgi P Gibney
Waldemere Avenue
Ats Murctica Sturges
Frederick Godford
W. C. Dean
Udo M. Hirlschmann
Kate Pa
John T. Harrison
John T. Holman
Daniel C. Paterson
Franklyn Richardson
I. Wells
Pauline Wells
Walter Booth
Virgil J. Gibney
Miss Leibensberger
Beardsley Park
Natalie
Christabel Gaya
Carl
Newark
Stratford Girl Scouts
Anne's Church
Higpniteleis
Louise Emen
W. Rowe
A. Hall
John ‘Pilex
W. H. Fent
C, Bowen
Glenn Curtis
Iicor
Moorcroft Pottery
Thislda
Mallinson
Aris
For
New
China
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