Lyric Theatre Leased to Pollas and Winstrom
Beginning next Sunday the Lyric Theatre will be under new management with a double feature policy and greatly reduced prices. New manager FP Winstrom promises a first run, second run hybrid program with four weekly changes and shows starting with Two Arabian Knights and Lon Chaney in The Trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Winstrom
Bridgeport
Winstram
Springfield
Lyric
Woodland
Tom Jones
Cuba
Cameo
Lon Chaney
Park Theatre to Re Open With Burlesque Policy
The Park theatre will re open next Monday with its old burlesque policy. Bridgeport enters the circuit supplied by United Circuit, a Columbia and Mutus burlesque consolidation. Bhowa arrives direct from Boston to perform here.
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Park Theatre
Bridgeport
United Ciruit
Columbia
Mutus
Boston
Healed Varicose Veins Without Operation
Testimonial from Henry A Mayer of Gloucester Mass praising Rabalm a non surgical remedy for varicose veins. He reports years of pain and swelling relieved after using Rabalm with no recurrence a year later while on his feet at work. Product advertised as sold by all druggists with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry A. Mayer
Grocer
Washington Street
Gloucester
Mass
Knights of Columbus Ball at Stratfield a Grand Enlivened Event
The nineteenth annual Park City council No.16 Knights of Columbus ball drew about 800 guests to the Stratfield hotel. Grand march led by Mrs. James E Murphy and the Grand Knight opened the evening, with a long procession of guests in elaborate gowns listed in full, and supper served at 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Griffin
William B. Griffin
James E. Farvey
Edward £. Bray
Joseph J. Devine
John L. McKeon
Charles E. Carroll
Stephen J. Horan
R. Kelly
James A. Keefe
D. DS
James E. Murphy
Council
Daniel C. Quilty
Harold Seltenrich
Mina Mildred Waters
John Andreas
Michael W. Hesly
Bdward
EB. Bray
Vera A. Lonergan
Terbury
Peter W. Hanbury
Marie McCann
Fred Hubbard
John M. Hurley
Katherine Kline
Charles English
Mildred Dunn
George Harper
Josephine Cooney
Alfred A. Bown
Catherine Linehan
Joseph Lengyel
Charlotte I. Waters
Joseph Hurley
Clara Dut
Stanley Chappelle
James Vincent Adiey
W. Doty
Anne Ford Flynn
Sherman Powers
Alice Prendergast
Frank Volk
Margaret Cassidy
Joseph Murray
Loretta Kenney
Harry Kosing
Mary T
Louis Lenny Tiss
Mary Hearne
John T. Guinan
Lilian Priest
Earl Youngs
Tathlyn Chamberlain
Hartford
J. Gerald Phelan
H. M
Danbury
Jami
John T. Yynn
Lucy
Francis Carley
R. B. Foley
Pulsclla Hedrick
Joseph Turziano
Anna May Dean
Wilburn Lundgren
H. K. Levey
Stamford
William Magner
Peache Corgette
L. P. Gallaghir
Mildred Teller
Matthew
Martin Callahan
Nina Brden
William D. Griffin
Helen E. Monahan
Frank C. McManus
D. Joseph O'Conner
Mary Hollister
John
W. F. Turbert
Marion Turbert
Viola Smith
Frank Turheri
Thomas Morgan
Mabel Sherry
Raymond Lynch
Misa Grace Kane
Francis Reilly
Harold Delmore
Jace
Anne Kristof
James Kugler
Gertrude
Schwarn
W. T. Rock
Belge
Helen Thompson
William Ford
Bertha Lorens
John J. Vatyi
May McDermott
D. J. Griffin
A. McNabb
Raymond Mills
A Bert Dow
Wiliam Farmer
Dunn Hurley
Charles Abercombie
Lillian Kuba
Michael Mock
Walter Lock
E.Z. Rowe
James H. Walsh
Evelyn McCann
Waterbury
Bede Flynn
Thomas F. Sheridan
Marle Harrison
Milford
Jarek Griffin
Misa Katherine Mullins
T. J. Wiliams
Agnes Ryan
Gordon Willems
Margaret Ryan
Justin Gilliman
Flora Baner
Peath Taffeta
Jack O'Tannell
William Burkley
Katheodne
Peter Hantorby
Reading of a 1920s social event party attendees
A fragment lists several attendees and their attire for a social occasion. Names include Florence Simpson, Mas May Noonan, Ed ward O'Hara, J. W. Skinner, Miss Olive Mraz, and Miss Helen Campbell, with outfits such as white crepe, peach chiffon, blue chiffon veiver, and orchid corsages.
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George Johnson
Robert L. Walsh
Margaret Muren
C.J. Buckley
Paul LeRoy Green
Misa
Helen Kilbridde
Stephen Horan
FP. L. O’brien
Frances Lockwood
Frank Newall
W. B. Planagan
Irene Hutner
Eugene Kelly
William A. Anderson
Misa Betty
Kelly
Leonara Kelly
Daniel C. Quilty
Alfred W. Tomlinson
John J. Conway
J. Len Redgate
Millicent Cavanaugh
James McGrath
Frances Hisam
Edward C. Wills
Charlotte Cavanaugh
Casper B. Hilley
Gertrude
Marjorie Freydt
George Figlar
F. J. Dixon
Mae C. Griffin
J. Brennan
L. Payden
T. J Keegan
T. J. Keegan
Joseph Barry
Edward Sheehan
Denzel Brennan
Frank Hollister
Cornelia Lommitzer
Theodore Harvnock
N. F. Malone
Jack Stapleton
Earl D. Lockwood
Lyree C. Baker
Charles J. Celler
Mary, Stone
Walter Harriger
Mary O'Neil
William Darien
Jane Thornton
Jack Brady
Ann Heber
Vincent Keane
Mir
M. d. Donovan
Margaret McCarthy
James W. Coughlin
M .B. McDermott
Alice May
Ernest Wood
Helen E Monahan
Frank O. McMaus
Madelyn Sullivan
Harold Roper
Mabel Bowen
Leo Dunn
William Farmer
Marion R. Stanley
Wiliam J. Sheehan
Charles A. Downey
Jean=Senecal
George Lee
Mies
Olga Topitzer
Philip Lacher
Marie Barrett
Elmer Topitzer
Maury L. O'Brien
Davie Priest
Mary Carroll
V. A. Monast
Olga Figlar
Stephen Lengen
Anna Hearne
Georgette
Isa Betty Osborne
Janes F. Dougherty
Ruth Lavery
James Brown
Kathering
Lucas
Florence Kraut
Cecil Bridge
Eleanor Manahan
Alver
Harold Church
Ethel Kenhart
F.C. Shea
Falvey
Alton Hore
Mra
Julius Roth
Milas Margaret A. Daley
Charles J. McMahon
Misa Anabelly Hayward
Trobert Daley
Mr. and
M. J. Donovan
Mary Begil
Misa Betty Kelly
Leon Kelly
William Andersson
Frances Smith
Anit Ayer
George
Florence Simpson
Archidge
F. Neary
Sally
Mas May Noonan
Joseph Carrall
Ethel Cody
Edward O'Hara
J. F. Higgins
Olive Mraz
J. W. Skinner
Helen Campbell
Charles White
Alice B Hanley
Frank Dixen
London
Funeral Today For Yankee Wife Of Confederate Aide
Mrs. James S. West aged ninety one dies and funeral set for this afternoon in New Haven. A Northern woman who lived the Civil War era as the wife of a Confederate road engineer, she watched progress in invention and endured grave risks in Petersburg. Her daughter Mrs. Henry Crosby of Stratford and other relatives in New Haven and Detroit survive.
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James S. West
New Haven
West
Henry 9. Crosby
Melville Street
Stratford
Crosby
Mew Haven
Crosbys
Bureritt
Richmond
New Britain
Abe
Mra
Corbina
Corbin Manufacturing Company
Peter
Frank Corbin
Confederate
Connecticut
Grand Army
Petersburg
Lee
Wheir Yard
Shtvetton
Confederats
Smarkyman
Wees Marksman
North
Mr. West
South
Lincoln
Frank B. Tibball
Detroit
Mich
Sun
Green Nominated for Vacancy in Court of Claims
Washington Feb 20 Associated Press reports Representative William R Green of Iowa chairman of the House Ways and Means committee was nominated by President Coolidge to fill a vacancy on the United States Court of Claims in Washington He plans to resign his House seat after Senate approval His move follows decades as Ways and Means chair and influence over revenue and tariff legislation Hawley of Oregon is expected to succeed him as chair with similar views Green declined comment on retirement health concerns cited by friends and the heavy demands of the post
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Washington
Associated Press
Wiliam R. Green
Iowa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
United States ‘Court of Claims
Senate
Green
Council Bluffs
Ways and Means
Congress
Lowa
Court of Claims
James Hoy
Virginia
Ute
Connor and party to return Thursday from Florida
Arthur F. Connor a Republican leader plans to return to the city from Florida on Thursday. He will be accompanied by George S. Hill Republican town treasurer and Alderman Fred W. Harrison president of the Board of Aldermen. Mrs Connor will join him in coming back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Connor
Florida
Banks and Schools Close for Washington Birthday
The banks of the city will be closed all day tomorrow in commemoration of George Washington's birthday. Washington's birthday is a legal holiday throughout the state. The public schools will also be closed, affecting about 26,000 children in their first holiday since Christmas.
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George Washington
Washington
Bridgeport Traffic Club hears rate changes and car movement report
The Bridgeport Traffic Men's Association met at the Stratfield hotel with R W Miller of Crane Co as principal speaker. He presented a report on inbound and outbound package car movement to Bridgeport. L R Ahern discussed proposed rate changes on shipments to the south, followed by a ten minute discussion. The next meeting is planned for March with the New England Traffic League attending. Bridgeport will host their convention, marking the first time the New Elgin Traffic League joins a Bridgeport event.
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Bridgeport Traffic Men's Association
Stratfield Hotel
R. W. Miller
Railroad Service Committee
Bridgeport
L. R, Ahern
Raf
Newland Traffic League
New Elgin Traffic League
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Pollas
Lecond Run
A. F. Winstrom
Large Playhouse
Manufacturer's Warehouse Co
Crescent Avenue
Hallett St
Seaview Ave
Knights of Columbus
Connor
New England League
Ceylon
India
Ares
Evel
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