Re elected president of Queen's Daughters at St Augustine's rectory
Mrs Wareham E Alien of 76 Lenox avenue was reelected president of the Queen's Daughters at yesterday afternoon's meeting in the rectory of St Augustine's church. New officers include Mrs John Mykkos first vice president and Mrs Frank Pines second vice president with Rev Peter H Metlean as treasurer and chaplain. The meeting covered the society's history, its aid to the Little Sisters of the Poor at 51 Milne street, and plans for a Jubilee banquet after Lent.
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Lenox Avenue
Queen's Daughters
St. Augustine’s Church
John Mykkos
Frank Pines
Lyman Hl
May Glennon
Peter H. Metlean
Allen
Edwierd Ertegerald
Harry McFlroy
D J Gaynor
Peter McClean
the Becety
Slaters of the Holy Ghost
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Little
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Squin Grant
Hold Cotter
Mary Stapleton
Dennin Gaynor
Harry McElroy
D. E. Brennan
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Richard W Daly
Fannie Arnold
J .H. Whitcomb
James Mc
Invitation to meet honoring David A Brown by Horeb lodge
Women activities note a gathering in Atram Hall New Haven for social worker David A Brown hosted by Horeb lodge Y G O B E. Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women plans council Sabbath March 2 at Park Avenue Temple, Newark speaker Mrs. Weil. Freundschaft Hebekah to host card party at 2422 Main Street. prizes and refreshments. plus YWCA music club meeting at Golden Hill two oclock. Democratic hall hosts whist and pinochle benefitting Mrs. Wiseman at 8 30. Kyota Council Pocahontas lodge rooms 3 30. sash table prize noted. Reitesh.
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Atram Hall
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Main Street
Pocahontas
Kyota Council
Cannon Street
Morris Court and Rainbow Girls Schedule Meetings
The entertainment committee led by Almada Stone will manage events. Assembly No 7 of the Rainbow for Girls meets at Masonite Temple at 7:30 p m to exemplify degrees. Key Workers of Morris Court hold a tea party at Mrs W A Bane home on Seaview avenue Tuesday at 2 pm.
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Odd Fellows Temple
Robert Vallce
Leo Hotel
Charles Mutdch
Clarabel Watson
Isabele Kirkby
Cilfierd Green
Paul Wileun
Elizabeth Robinson
H. D. Kirkby
Virginia Mackey
It Peck
Gladya Crosley
Henry Pawlosski
Minerva Dunsing
W. BR. Kirkby
Edith Nolting
Ments
Miss Almada Stone
Assembly No
Order of the Rainbow
Wio Old Na
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Seaview Avenue
Growth of chain stores seen as distribution aid
New York February 24. Trade observers see the growth of chain store systems as a solution to distribution problems. From 1857 chains began in tea and coffee and expanded to drugs, meats, furniture, apparel, tobacco, five and ten cent stores, and more. Chains may dominate retail, with estimates of 1927 chain drug and grocery volumes well over 200 million and 2 billion respectively, and large gains in store sales from 1919 to 1919 December figures show marked increases.
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Edward A. Filene
William Filene
Canada
Cuba
Department of Commerce
Myatts Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Bridgeport
A golden wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Myatt was held yesterday from 2 to 5 at 405 Holster Avenue, hosted by their granddaughter Mrs. Albert Ricmer. About 150 friends attended. a family banquet followed at Wallace's shore house. The couple married in New York City on February 34 1275 and moved to Bridgeport 33 years ago. Mrs. Myatt, 68, and her husband, a 73-year-old retired painter, are longtime figures in the Hollister Avenue district. Four generations were represented at the Riemer home where plans centered on a large wedding cake bearing a miniature bride and groom from the Myatts' wedding.
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Thomas C. Myats
Hol Uster Avenue
Albert Ricmer
Union Avenue
Riemer
Foor
Shot by husband rests fairly comfortably in hospital
Norwale hospital reports Mrs. John Argino resting comfortably after being accidentally shot with a 12 gauge shotgun by her husband during a sausage baking bee quarrel. Argino posted bonds at 2500 dollars after initial 8000 were set. authorities lowered the bail as injuries were assessed.
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Norwale Hospital
John Argino
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Hus
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