Child to alternate custody six months each year
A divorce decree in Superior Court by Judge John R. Booth grants five year old daughter of Helen Jelieve Foss and Archibald Foss alternating custody. The child will spend six months with each parent, with alimony set at ten dollars weekly if custody is disrupted. nonpayment can forfeit the right to alimony and custody. The order allows removal from the state and notes inadvisability of forcing the child under Connecticut jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jelieve Foss
Darien
New York City
Archibald ©. Foss
John R. Booth
Superior Court
Foss
Fashion Goes to Zoo for Seasonal Decor Ideas
London fashion notes show furriers adopting animal motifs beyond coats with jeweled animal fish bird and insect pins appearing widely. Stags dogs frogs and lizards rank among favorites while a tiny squirrel decorates a pocket handkerchief and a pet box species appears in use. A snake embroidered in gold up the front of a stocking adds a striking everyday touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zoo
The Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn Christmas Day Entry
A brisk diary style note describes pre Christmas plans and spendings. The author mentions Endgeport Trust Christmas Club deposits, a charity ball, a big sale at OD. M. Read's with dresses priced at 25 dollars, laundry and dry cleaning routines, White Rose bread generosity, and family celebrations with ice cream. The piece captures holiday prep, shopping, food, and fashion in a local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Harold
OD. M
Tax Simplifies Now Critics Say Tax Procedures Are Cumbersome
The American Institute of Accountants warns taxpayers face delays and confusion under federal tax rules in a letter bulletin circulated by E. Earl Shook. It urges procedural improvements, a stronger Board of Tax Appeals, and more timely, accurate returns, with emphasis on verifiable filings and independent review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Affairs
The
American Institute of Accountants
E. Earl Shook
Bridgeport
Wiliam H. West
New York
Institute
Homer
Pace
Letter Bulletin
Reevenue
Board of Tax Appeals
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Penrose
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Treasury Department
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
George O. May
J. G. Korner, Jr
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Arthur A. Ballantine
Friggenort Hospital trainee nurses host Christmas party
Students at Friggenort Hospital Training School gathered last evening at a Miltill avenue residence for their annual Christmas party. Miss Emmeline Mills and other school officers attended. The decor featured laurel and holly. Performers included Dr David Greenspun on violin, soprano Mary Mulbert, and five Quilty School of Dancing pupils: Alberta Alpaugh, Dorothy Quinn, Gertrude Powell, Meriel Bulker, and Elizabeth Baker. After a short program, refreshments were served and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friggenort Hospital
Miltill Avenue
Emmeline Mills
Presen
Laurel and Holly
David Greenspun
Mies Mary Mulbert
Quilty School of Dancng
Alberta Alpaugh
Amaryliy
Sdewalks
New York
Dorothy Quinn
Columbine
Gertrude Powell
Meriel Bulker
Eizabeth Baker
Annual treats match highlights Brooklawn members team
Brooklawn Country club bowling captains Elmer H Havens and Stanley H Bullard saw Bullard s side win the annual treat match last evening at the club. Losers paid for the post match dinner as is customary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn Country Club
Elmer H. Havens
Stanley H. Bullard
Mr. Bullard
Home neglect is bosh says Ada Swann in Atlantic City
Ada Bessie Swann of the American Gas Association denounces charges of neglecting home and children as bosh. She says the only new fashion is redefining housekeeping and that women possess an innate drive to support husbands and children, a trait she argues men lack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs & Co
Atlantic City
Ada Bessie Swann
Home Service
American Gas Association
Tell Me That You Love Me in New York Sun
The poem fragment voices a plea for affection and emotional presence in a relationship. It evokes desire for sincere intimacy, urging a lover to speak, whisper, and promise, while fearing forgetfulness and seeking atmosphere and connection in a single night. The voice blends longing with performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Soli
Manson
New York
Elephants' Incisors and Tusks Explained
Information from the Indianapolis News notes that elephant tusks are upper jaw incisors not shed, sometimes broken. Milk teeth precede tusks. tusks yield ivory valued for ornament. In Asiatic elephants only males have tusks, while both sexes bear them in African species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Farmers Combine Football Terms And Chemistry in Fertilizing Lai
Kingston Rhode Island December 2 AP two groups of husky men on an open field debate fertilizer tactics as if play signals. farmers aim to maximize crop yield by using chemical fertilizers and green manures. Rhode Island Experiment Station at Kingston tests crop nutrition, manures, and fertilizer forms to improve vegetable growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, R. L
Dartmouth Sieven
New England
Rafer
Rhode Island
Kingston
Rhode Island State College
Gay dressing gown fashion shown in heavy Kashmere print
A flamboyant description highlights a gay dressing gown crafted from heavy Kashmere with knitted accents and a bold sash. The piece emphasizes luxury fabrics and eye catching design, suggesting a trendsetting style for indoor wear.
New Cat Shaped Bags Feature Aubauason Tapestry
New bags come in cat shapes and sizes and are crafted with Aubauason tapestry. They are described as not inexpensive, reflecting their artisanal quality and unique design.
Plaid Velvet Frocks Two-Piece Jumper Dress
A peacock blue and green plaid velvet two-piece jumper frock features a simple overblouse and full circular skin.
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A. C. Foss
Adv
Natalie
Crawford
Edith
Botch & Stevens
Reichert
Lave
Einz
Pittsburgh
Heinz Kitchens
Peraachive
Bridgeport High School
Mary O’olier
Sally Haley
Dorothy Turner
Jack Wesche
Ruth Goldfarb
Helen Lewis
Stratford
Connecticut
George McLean
Senate
Lewis
League of Women Voters
Washington
World Court
R. A. H. Clark
Harding High School
Charles Kullman
Ann Ritter
Wiliam Kelly
Fast Main Street
Jean Teresa
Bridgeport Hospital
Kelly
Musas Theresa Flynn
Hal T. Kearns
Baltimore
J. W. Northrop
Brewster Street
Mr. Kearns
Universalist Church
Kearns
Ana Northrop
W. Bruce Tomlinson
Hickory Street
Dartmugh College
Hanover, N. H
Mrs
W. N. Tomlinson
Mildred Scott
Conservatory of Music
Ithacs, N
Mrs. H. F. Scott
Kossuth St
C. Martin
Park Street
Mr. Martin
J. Werner
P. Pederson
J. Hart
Charlies Martin
W. Martin
G. Martin
A. Prince
Emly Keally
Charlotte Sanford
Elizabeth Hendricks
Roger Ludlowe High School
Ladies Suntuary
Elmer Farrell
St. Bernard's Seminary
Rochester
N. Y
Grand Street
Elsie Floyd
Boston
Mod. Patton
Atlanta City Club
Cannon Street
Marie Louise Caselotti
Guido Canselotti
Poli Negri
Los Angeles
Caseloti
Duane KH. Brewer
Bioux Avenue
Alvin
Broul
Musical Director
Cirle
Theorore Tvrolin
Trolin
Am High School
Hawaii
Katrina Hincks
Ina Magnuson
Miss Hincks
Miss Magnuson
H. Lefkaron Peters
Park Avenue
Fred Stead
Laurel Avenue
Mrs. Stead
Miss Gertrude Harvey
Dover
Mase
St. John’s Church
St. Michael's Mission
Tunxis Hill
Joseph Racioppi
George Crawford
Louise
North Avennue
South America
Susan Ellsworth
Mary, Susan
Jane Billsworth
West Hartford
H. A. Mayse
Southport
Slocum
Court Exchange
Josephine Kane
Florence Haskins
Helen Lockwood
Wilmot Fiske
Margaret Kiely
James Moore
Arthur Sides
George Frauenbergé¢r
Manning, Maxwell and Moore Company
Vera Periikowsky
Agnes Karna
Emily Lawson
Doris Harned
Thomas Vwedrick
Wiliam Pas—quiritlo
George Countemarche
Fred Case
Read
Cts
Santa
Dells
Read’s
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