Club Members Present Circus Show Saturday Night
Members of the Business and Professional Woman's club plan a Saturday night circus with a full program from 8 to 9 o'clock followed by dancing for men. A grand parade at 8:15 will feature a band, trained animals, and Hawaiian dancers with Frances B. Coggawell as trainer. Mrs ve C Hodgkins and Miss Elizabeth Adams direct, Miss Louise Hudson handles music, and Mrs H E Davis leads a seafood supper in the tea room from 5 to 7. Reserve by calling Noble 1456 before Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances B. Coggawell
Ve C. Hodgkins
Elizabeth Adams
Louise Hudson
HE. D. Davis
Noble
Fairfield Firemen Benefit Dance and Basketball Game
Fairfield Firemen No 1 announce a benefit dance and basketball game at Sherman Hall on Thursday. Also mentioned is the Danbury Red Men bowling team and Curran's Aces beating Anderson's Sneakers 10 to ?. The brief notes the up-staters as a fast team and references local events in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Firemen of
Fairfield Co
Sherman Hall
Unquows Tribe of Red Men
Danbury Red Men
Curran
Aces
Anderson
Snecals
Sasqua Council No 4 D of P to Meet in Red Mens Hall
Fairfield special report notes Sasqua Council No 4 D of P will hold a meeting at Red Mens hall post Reid tomorrow night after the business session a luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Sasqua Council No
Red Mens’ Hall
Post Reid
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by users
In Minneapolis and Chicago testimonials a Mrs J J Bigber and Mrs W E Shaw credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing long standing pain and backache. They claim relief from female weakness and improved health after taking the remedy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. J. Bigber
18Th Ave
S South
W. E. Shaw
Walnut Street
Chicago
Illinois
Lydia EF
Pinkham
Fashion's Forecast Dress Pattern Ad
A Bridgeport Telegram pattern notice promises a versatile dress pattern for bust sizes 36 through 46 inches. It highlights usage with 2 1/2 yards of 36 inch material, optional long or short sleeves, deep or high necklines, and a wash material friendly design. Mailing cost is 15 cents with a five day delivery assurance via Barnum 6100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum 6100
Personal notices and club events occupy the week
Mrs Louis Sknopf and daughter plan a Atlantic City trip. Catholic Daughters meet at 224 Washington Ave to form a Junior Court for ages 12 to 18 with state regent Mrs Jennie McNamara speaking. Twelfth District Republican Women host a whist and pinochle at Union Ave club house at 2 20 pm. Prof Lyon Phelps speaks on Julius Caesar at United church in Lenten program. Dr William Day leads devotional at Young Women's Guild at 934 Laurel Ave tomorrow. St Luke's church building fund whist and pinochle at Lenox Mall Lee Ave tonight at 8 18.
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Catholic Daughiers of
America
Washington Avenue
Jennie McNamara
Order
Margaret M. Dorsey
Twelfth District
Republican Woman's Club
Union Avenue
United Church
Witam ‘Lyon Phelps
Julius Caesar
Lincoln
Nathaniel W. Stevenson
William Horace Day
Young Women's Guild of the United Church
William C. Bristol
Laurel Avenue
St. Luke’s Church
Lenox Mall
Lee Avenue
Ten Months Cruise to World Wildernesses Planned
London reports a 2000 ton schooner slated for a ten month voyage of adventure and research. About 50 passengers will sail, with commander J Blair Resh in charge and a crew of around 70. The expedition, led by the Scientific Expeditionary Research Association, will travel from London to Canary Islands, Galapagos, Panama Isthmus, Easter Island, and other tropical islands before returning via the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames
Cook
Resolution
Haive
J. Blair
S. H
White elephants lose famed mystique in Siam culture
White elephants are not truly white and no longer held in reverence by Siamese people. They are lighter colored, may have a few white hairs, and now live ordinary workaday lives in Bangkok. They are housed in normal stables and fed hay leaves and bamboo.
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Siam
Bangkok
Venturieg
Cotae
Unidentified Man Found Under Porch on Harral Avenue
A man was found dazed under a porch at 655 Harral Avenue with facial injuries and a missing watch. Police suspect assault and robbery. He was taken to Hillside home for treatment and could not give his name or address.
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Harral Avenue
Hillside Home
Fashion forecast for 1865 skirts and blouses return
Paris reports a Spring fashion revival with 1865 silhouettes. Waistlines rise but stop short of Directoire height while blouses feature large stiff orange collars. Evening gowns become luxurious with rare laces and embroideries. Veils return light and long, hats revert to bell shapes, and wavy silk wigs plus tortoise-shell combs dominate. Glacy Kid footwear remains popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Universal Service
Duchess of Marlborough
Zaraty Is Fined 585 With Costs in Westport Court
Fairfield February 18 A fine of 85 dollars plus costs was imposed on John Zaraty Norwalk at Westport Town Court after he faced charges of motor law violations in connection with an accident involving Mrs H R Elwood. He was fined 50 dollars for evading responsibility and 35 dollars for reckless driving with an appeal noted and bonds set at 1000 dollars. Zaraty contends another car struck Mrs Elwood and that he was ten feet behind the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
John Zaraty
Norwalk
Westport
Zaraty
H. R. Elwood
Elwood
Yaraty
Olwood
Pueblo Indians Holy Fire and Quetzalcoatl Lore
The piece describes the Pueblo holy fire as central to native religious life and recounts the Aztec belief in Quetzalcoatl’s return. It notes world abundance during his advent, the boat of rattlesnake skins, and Spaniards mistaking early visitors for deities from the god of air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quetzalcoatl
Mexico
Oversleeping After Track Repair Alarm Echoes Fate
An elderly man named George Fick routinely woke at 6 am due to a loose joint in a streetcar track before it was repaired. After the rail was replaced, he again overslept on two consecutive mornings. The item then shifts to a note on parasol styles detailing fashionable natural pongée parasols with navy blue or red silk borders and occasional floral or Chinese figure decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomaetlov
Onio
George Fick
George
Noted harpist featured at United Church musicale
Miss Anna Welch of New York, a skilled harpist, to play at the first Lenten musicale this afternoon at 4 o'clock. She will assist organist Roger Deming of the Second Christian Science church in a program including Harp and Organ pieces by Dvorak Saint Saens Debussy and others.
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Anna Welch
New York
United Church
Miss Welch
Roger Deming
Second Christian Science Church
Prelde
Tristan
Tsolde
Wagner
Ald
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Flasselmans
Sheherazade
Bkinmsk-Korsa
Saint Saens
Demarest
DeBussy
Guilmant
Federation of Parent Teachers 10 Meet Tonight
Miss Mary Allen known as Sunshine Mary will speak at the Moderation of Parent-Teacher associations meeting at the Business and Professional Women’s Club in the Liberty building. A 30 year New York City Charities veteran, she will discuss welfare island outreach and child welfare work, introduced by Mrs E C Littlefeld of New Haven, president of the State Congress of Mothers. Vocal soloist Mrs Judith Sandberg Flather will perform.
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Mary Allen
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Liberty Building
Miss Allen
Sunshine Mary
Welfare Island
Blackwell's Island
Department of Charities
New York City
Allen
Imra
E. C
Littlefeld
New Haven
State Congress of Mothers
Judith Sandberg Flather
Training Classes for Scouts Begin Tonight
The Girl's Scout Ocier's training class, led by regional director Miss Alice Sandiford, opens tonight. First and second lieutenants’ class starts at 7, for girls over 16. captains’ class for 21 or older. Sessions run 2:30 PM and 7 PM daily, except Monday 8 PM. ATL groups meet at the Girl's club, 715 Main Street. Applications to Miss Margaret Griffith, Mrs. C. Nathaniel Worthen, or Mrs. Howard Simpson.
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Ocier
Alice Sandiford
ATL
Girl’s Club
Main Street
Margaret Griffith
C. Nathaniel Worthen
Howard Simpson
Paint and Clay Club to Hold Exhibition
The New Haven Paint and Clay Club announces its twenty third annual exhibition open to the public from March 18 to April. Original works in oil, watercolor, miniature painting, and sculpture not previously shown in New Haven will be featured. Entries must be on regular entry cards by March 1 and filed by March 9. The Twenty Second Annual Convention of the Ladies of America will be held at Hotel Pare February 27 with a morning session at 11 o'clock for elections and business, presided by President Mrs Frances Harrison Corbin. Luncheon at 1 pm, afternoon session at 2 pm, hostesses Mrs Thomas H Newcomb and Mrs Herbert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Riots of
America
Hotel Pare
Memiere
Frances Harrison Corbin
Thomas H. Newcomb
Herbert Smith
Connecticut Daughters of Founders to hold annual meeting
The Connecticut chapter of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots will convene its annual meeting to review activities, elect officers, and discuss upcoming community projects. Members are urged to confirm attendance and bring reports on local charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
the Daughters of Founders and
Pat
Southport Current Events Club Meets Tomorrow
Pairfield February 16 Special The regular business meeting of the Southport Current Events club will be held tomorrow afternoon at Wakeman Memorial building. Mrs B S Winchester will speak. The final lecture of Miss Eunice Ajtery of Springfield Mass will be held in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield
Southport Current Events Club
Wakeman Memorial Building
Winchester
Eunice Ajtery
Springfield Mass
Loyalty Lodge to Confer Degree Tonight
Loyalty Lodge No 68 O C F will hold a regular meeting at 164 State Street tonight where the second degree will be conferred on a class of candidates. Building Corporation reports on activities for the building fund will be submitted and plans for a Casino banquet and West End business boost are outlined. Officers named for 1923 include Samuel Breiner president Ernest Horn vice president John J Cohen recording secretary Stephen Poth financial secretary Herman Grossman treasurer Michael Roth trustee. Beaded gowns and gowns with pearl or wooden bead designs remain stylish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty Lodge
State Street
Building Corporation
Building Fund
Samuel Breiner
Ernest Horn
John J. Cohen
Stephen Poth
Herman Grossman
Michael Roth
Hungarian Business Men Reorganize in Club Rooms
More than 75 members of the Hungarian Business Men's association attended a reorganization meeting in the club rooms at 246 Pine. The gathering outlined new leadership and upcoming activities for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Business Men's Association
Linen Frocks and Summer Embroidered Linens
Linens for the coming summer are frequently embroidered heavily in self or in contrasting colors, or printed with Persian or Paisley designs.
Bargain cloth and dress goods sale on fourth floor
A sale advertises colored Messaline Satins at 169 per yard and natural colored Pongee at 139 per yard. Fabrics are 35 and 33 inches wide respectively with prices halved from regular. Children's underwear in sizes 4 to 14 years features white muslin with elastic tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Branford Man Found Shot to Death in Barn
Branford, Feb 18. The body of Orrin Hubert Scranton, age unknown, was found late today in a barn near his home with a bullet through the head. Medical Examiner Arthur McQueen believes Scranton shot himself. His wife died about a year ago and neighbors report he had been moody since.
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Branford
Orrin Hubert Scranton
Arthur McQueen
Scranton
Father John's Medicine Boosts Resistance Amid Cold Season
Health advisory notes fatigue weakens resistance to influenza germs and colds. It recommends lumond such as Father John's Medicine as a pure nourishment, alcohol free, scientifically prepared, with over sixty seven years of success, to rebuild tissue and restore energy for daily work.
Fancy Ribbons on Sale for Wrist and Hat Trimmings
Ribbon widths two and three inches offered for wrist watch bands neck bows and hat decorations on sale Monday at ten cents main floor trout store location referenced.
Turkish Towels Offer Assorted Colored Border Sets
Twenty five dozen striped towels with color edged borders in pink blue gold and lavender. High quality large size offered at a strong value versus a regular price of 125 dollars. Located on the third floor.
Damask Fabric Colors and Sizes In Market Sale Note
Imported damask in blue rose lavender and green with soft finish and pleasing patterns. Size 45 inches square. Price sold at 3.25 dollars and 1.75 dollars for third fluor.
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Fairfield Firemen
Hills
W.h.hill Company
Detroit
Aoe
Cadillac
Louis Sknopf
John Sigovitch
Noble Avenue
Atlantic City
World Wildernesses
Federation OF Parent Teachers
Paint and Clay Club
Che
Gray
Jersey Petticoats
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