Beardsley School Lincoln Birthday Program
Beardsley School pupils performed a Lincoln birthday program with the school orchestra opening, flag salute, and “Star Spangled Banner.” Rooms presented Lincoln themed quotes and pieces including “Like Lincoln,” “Lincoln the Man,” “O Captain! My Captain,” and a Washington and Lincoln song, closing with “America.”
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Beardsley School
Ted
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Louise Floberg
Fred Stevensa
Lillian Schneider
Betty Dunnigan
Elizabeth Weise
Hilda Rose
Beatrice Hubbell
Christine Campbell
Bernard Swan
Lucile Tomlinson
Washington
Noom 11
Roy “Lincoln
Walt Whitman
Jennie E. Fitzroy
Singing of America
Harvard Adds to Its Sprinting List
Boston Feb 14 The Crimson varsity track team gains a reinforcer as KR Hoeward from Washington Indiana returns to college after competing against Yale last season. Troward shows promise as a freshman and Vinton Chapin remains the only other Crimson sprinter of note. Yale counters with two strong dash men Comins and Rusnak, and Bayss Norton, a top freshman sprinter, boosting Yale’s edge for likely first and second in both sprints against Harvard.
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Boston
Ttar
Hoeward
Washington
Crimson
Blue
Bayss Norton
Fixeter
Births and Marriages Recorded in Local Register
Births list two new daughters for Giuseppe Balgei and Nicola Pagliuse with addresses and dates February 12 and February 8. Marriage certificates record several pairings with ages and street addresses including White Boderski Angdy Menke Johnston Ruossi Lee Austin. Medium Brown Hair ad copy references Golden Giant Shampoo.
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Giuseppe and
Marie Balgei
Washington Avenue
Nicola and
Serafino Pagliuse
Reservoir Street
Charles White
Deacon Street
Catherine Boderski
Carl Angdy
Pine Street
Elizabeth Menke
Fairfield Andrew Johnston
Woodland Avenue
Hilda Ruossi
Tom “Phau
Henry Lee
Wallace Street
Mathilda Austin
Reynolds to Wed Miss King in Ohio engagement
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Helen King, daughter of Mrs. Wun Wing of Lama Ohio, and John Eliott Reynolds of AG Pacific Street. The notice, shared at a Elks Club tea with 40 guests, notes Miss King’s social prominence and both families’ educational backgrounds.
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Annennesment
Ni¢len King
Wun Wing
Lama Ohio
John Eliott Reyholdg
AG Pacific Street
Elk’s Club
Lina
En Sake
Misging
Chuir
Lyma
Mian University
Onford Ohio
Waeldy
Ohio Northern University
Baird Machine
Miss Marion Walsh Weds Arthur Wade in St Patrick Church
Miss Marion Alice Walsh daughter of Mrs Marsere Walste of six Center Street married Arthur Wade son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wade Monday evening at St Patrick Church rectory Rev John C Leach officiated The bridesmaid was Miss Marion Walsh sister of the bride and Thomas Kinnane served as best man A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home The couple will reside on Park Avenue after a brief honeymoon.
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Matel
Wade Sil
Park Avenue
Formal Ladies Night Planned by Bridgeport Niwails
The Bridgeport Niwails club plans a formal Ladies Night at the Stratfeld on Thursday night March 1. Secretary Wallace Bay reports the event will be among the finest in the city with original stunts, a banquet starting at dark, a speaker yet unnamed, entertainment and dancing. Bill Murray's orchestra provides music. reservations close February 24. William Griffin of Holmes Edwards Co. will speak on silverware manufacture.
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Bridgeport Niwails Club
Stratfeld
Maroh
Wallace Bay
Geld P.m
Wilh
Bill Murray
William & Griffin
Ifolmes & Edwards Co
International Silver Co
Nean Lencheen
I- Cintiirs Suljee
Letters of Natalie Describe New Spring Lingerie Boutique Arrivals
The note from Natalie praises new sweaters and mohair pieces seen at Jaa nette Lingerie Shop on Fairfield Avenue. She details silk blends, color panels, and petticoats in jade, plus a green dress freshly cleaned at Crawford’s laundry with prompt service and moderate prices.
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Relyn
Jaanette
Lit Fairfield Avenue
New Jersey
Crawford
Crawford's
Rebekah Lodge Celebrates Its 49th Anniversary
The 49th anniversary of Ireund sehat Ladec No. 1 or OFOF was celebrated Tuesday night at 164 State Street with 250 attendees from Deborah Rebekah Lodge No. 44 and Columbia Rebekah Lodge No. 15 of New Haven. A minstrel show followed with a chorus of local members in white dresses and red accents, featuring songs, solos, and toe dancing, under the direction of committee chair Mrs. Augusta Roth.
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Ireund Sehat Ladec No
OFOF
State Street
Deborah Rebekah
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
New Haven
Mmma Meyer
Honda
Fred Stoth
Esther Bailiss
Josephine Foehrenbach
Hazel Hurd
Margarite Hurd
Anna
Lillian Merzers
Charles Meyer
Miss Carvie
Anita Metzger
Clarence Theodore Weim
August Meerbach
Walter Mahlenbroch
Henry Kansler
Maward dl
German Aferlicy
Elenyy Kauster
August Budde
Margaret Slattery
Margaret Paul
Gertrude Wilson
Augusta Roth
Margaret Noestner
Marie Merz
Nellie Knailin
Anita Stetzer
Wimelia Mdwaerd
Noble Grand
Iuella
Wkoestner
Eran
Lenten Musicale to Feature Roger Deming and Guests
The United church presents a five week Lenten Vesper Musicale directed by Mrs. Fimer Beardsley. Programs include February 19 Roger Deming organist of Second Christian Science Church New York and Lis Anne Welch violinist New York. Others listed include Harbert Strout, Dayton Henry, Marvel 4, Grace James, H W Killian Deekman, Witfacd Ward, Harry Bowe Shelley and Clark Morrall with various organists, pianists and vocal soloists from New York and Brooklyn.
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United Church
Fimer Beardsley
Roger Deming
Second Christian Science Church
Newarch
Lise Anne
Welch
Larpist
New York
Harbert Strout
Trace Methodise Church
Curol
Fairfield County Music School
Dayton Henry
Philadelphia Orchestra
Marvel
Harry V. Mulligan
Park Avenue Taptist Church
Grace James
Killian Deekman
Ohlahama
Witfacd Ward
We Find Fresbyterian Church
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Mae Arnold
Miss Mae Arnold received a surprise birthday party at the home of Mrs. Jenny N Arnold in Black Rock. Dinner was served at 7 36 pm followed by dancing. attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Ketcham and many relatives and friends such as Miss Dorothy Nichols Miss Viva Thibault and the Arnolds among others.
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Mae Arnold
Jenny N
Arnold
Black Rock
Charles Ketcham
John N
John Y. Arnold
Dorothy Nichols
Mereda’ Gronberg
Viva Thibault
Katherine Scanlon
Mary Melvin
Helen Reilly Ah Dowd
New Scout Leader Classes To Start Here
A training class for local sea scouts captains and lieutenants will be held February 19 and 24 in the afternoon and evening at the Girl's Club on Main Street. Miss Alice Sandiford, regional director of the Girl Scouts of New England, will lead. Eligible: captains 21 plus, first and second lieutenants 18 plus. Contact local Scout group or Field Director Margaret Griffith. A dinner for Miss Sandiford will be hosted by the Officers Association at the Business and Professional Women's Club in the Liberty Building.
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Seouh
Hirst
Girl’s Club
Main Street
Alice Sandiford
Girl Scouts of New England
Glass
Margaret Griffith
Whe ‘Officers Association
Miss Sandiford
Business
Professional Woman's Club
Liberty Building
Madras Shirts and Ties Offerings in Silk Stripes
An advertisement highlights Madras shirts in striped weave with plain blue tan and gray shades and separate collars. It promotes Woven Madras Shirts, Waverly Silk shirts, and a range of Cheney Tubular Ties with new patterns, gold and black bias stripes, moire brocade effects, and wide satin stripes priced at $1.50 each.
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Waverly
Madras
Cheney
Local society notes and parties across Bridgeport
Mrs. D Huber hosts a Valentine party by the Orient Sewing Circle at Mrs F L Cagill's home with cards from 2:00 to 3:00. Mr. and Mrs D P Larkin announce the birth of a son. A Pride of Bridgeport club masquerade is planned at 281 State Street. Miss Katherine C Jennings, Huntington Turnpike, contributed an essay on John Mansfield's Cargoes for Mount Holyoke College. Atlantic City club plans a whist and plnochie benefit. The Twelfth District Republican Club bazaar runs nightly at Union Avenue. Edna Mae Orvis engaged to Milton I Perry, son of Fast Hartford. Mosaic Club meets at 8 Clinton Avenue. Mrs A Porter leads Bleak House topic at 20 o'clock. A waffle and sausage supper is planned by Sunday school teachers at St John’s Parish House. Thursday Thimble Club meets at Mrs M B Waldo's. Nancy Wittcoln Lodge hosts a whist and pinochle night at 869 Stratford Avenue. Trinity Church Woman's Auxiliary holds an all-day meeting starting at 10. St Joseph's Gar-man Catholic coffee party features Miss Ireda Berkle address. Hostesses listed for gathering at 252 Oak Street. Julia Billing engaged to Arthur Billing of 2990 Main Street. Modatt wedding date set for Billing. American Legion card party slated for Sterling Memorial Building in Stratford. Washington's Birthday supper planned by Kirst District 2 Whiclean Woman's Circle at P81 Star Street. Mrs Howard Bryant in charge.
Dresses for women with Roshanara crepe styles
One piece Roshanara crepe dresses in tan gray and blue with striped accents. Skirts feature loose panels and plain waists with collars cuffs and small pearl buttons. Sizes under 33 noted. Navy blue black and brown originals offered at $27.50. Clever designs.
Dresses of flat crepe navy blue and black
Dresses described as excellent quality straight hanging with plaited side drapes and wide girdles. Embroidered silk ornaments, oval button wreath girdles, color piping or facings, sizes up to 46. Noted as wonderful dresses for the money.
Leather Goods Secon Main Floor Jewelry Counter
A brief listing notes a five dollar price for leather goods located at the second main floor jewelry counter. The entry specifies a sales display area and a single item category with a fixed price.
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Leather Goods Secon
Jewelry
Tubercular Association Holds Monthly Meeting
The Board of Managers of the Employees' Tubercular Relief Association met last night in the Manufacturers' Association rooms on State Street. Henry D. Neal read thank you expressions and congratulatory letters. the treasurer reported a balance of $12,259.01 and the report was accepted.
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Dh Board of
Employes’ Tubercular Relief Association
Manufacturers’ Association
State Street
Henry D. Neal
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