Prominent Musicians Aid Benefit for YD Boys Hero
Bridgeport musicians donate services for the three day Park Theatre charity production Prince Charming. Leading roles include Mrs. Ata Tuck Whiteker as the bride Olza and Arthur Levasseur in the title role. The cast features Miss Margaret Swailes, Miss Anna Baird, and Jo seph Weiler with others in prologue and special groups totaling about 240 participants. Major General Edwards invited as guest of honor for the opening.
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Bridgeport
St. Paul's
Webern Opera Elub
Stephanie Rate
Robert Kirk
Anna Baird
Zuleika
Joseph Weiler
John Colgan
Dorothy Smith
Ruth Nickerson
Dorthy Ogien
Minerva Pious
Mra
Albert Hodgkins
Mads
J. Marion Duganne
Carsals
XD Rooms
Broad Street
Coliese
Atc
Edwards
Hoor
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement urges curing two gold ailments in one day by taking Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO QUELINE tablets. It notes the genuine product bears PF. WwW. Grove signature and prices it at 30 cents.
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Grove
Fifth District Women Social Program Hosted by Miss Lombard
Miss Helen Lombard of 1350 Fairfield avenue will host the Fifth district Ladies Democratic club social Monday. A pleasant musical program has been arranged with Zolosing musicians Josephine Melzer Miss Irene Metzer Aniss Walder and Miss Katherine Lombard. The committee includes Mrs James A Grait Mrs William Schuldz Mrs William Schott Mrs John Molloy and Miss Zillian Schultz.
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Fifth District
Helen Lombard
Fairfield Avenue
Ladies' Democratic Club
Josephine Melzer
Irene
Josephine Metzer
Aniss 1
Walder
Katherine Lon Bard
James A. Grait
Wiliam Schuldz
William Schott
John Molloy
Sige Helen Lombach
Zillian Schultz
Roosevelt House Cornerstone Laid by Bridgeport Women
The cornerstone lay in New York City under the Women's Roosevelt Memorial association led by Mrs Corinne Roosevelt Robinson with Major General Leonara Wood presiding. Mrs William Curtis Demorest placed a copper coffer of campaign records and messages from Harding Belgium King Albert France and others. Girl Scouts assisted and the Police Bank played national anthems as dignitaries and local volunteers celebrated the Roosevelt birthplace memorial with notes from Harding and praise for American ideals.
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George W. Wheeler
William A. Crippin
Florence Hastings
Bridgeport
Roosevelt
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Brown
Loie House
Atrangzera
Rongevelt
House
Leonara Wood
Willian Curtis Demorest
Women's Association
Warren G. ‘Harding
Albert
Belgium
Verand
France
Leet Harding
John
Henry Hammond
Women's
Ronnevelt ‘Memorial Association
Figase
Police Bank
Simmons Club Plans Wonderland Film Fundraiser at High School
Simmons club at the high school hosts a 10 oclock program presenting scenes from Lewis Carroll to raise a 3 million endowment. The Eskay Harris six reel film featuring Viola Savoy will be shown with school graduates listed among organizers and supporters.
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Tweedledes and Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Tweedledum
Simmons Club
Lewis Carroll
W Duchess
Hetter
Eskay Harris Film Company
Viola Savoy
Simmons Endowment
Simmoons
Notable Arrivals and Social Notes Highlight City Life
Local society pages report the arrival of a baby for Dr and Mrs W H Danford of Senecaville in Cambridge Ohio. Marion Lewis of 805 Park Avenue hosts Mosaic club gathering. Edna Wright of Jackman Avenue named city bacteriologist for Waterbury. William Dresd returns to New Bloomsfield to resume studies after holidays. Mrs Jean C Mead traveling guest in New York. Miss Bertha and Miss Minerva Goldstein visit sister Mrs B Marks in East Main Street. Mary Elizabeth Cooney recovering from surgery at St Vincent's Hospital. Mrs Robert AWincks to host Brooklawn Country Club tea after dinner. Katherine Macdonald stars in At Monte Carlo. Mrs M H Casey and granddaughter Susan Kelly spend several days in Bacheyville. Ivy Grove of Woodman Circle to install officers Monday. Mrs Wilbird Sprague hosts an afternoon card party for Business and Professional group yesterday.
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W.H. Danford
Senecaville
Cambridge, Ohio
Sewcomer
Minnie Cantack
Thig Ality
Remington Arms
Danford
Marion Lewis
Park Avenue
Mosaic Club
Jeremiah Holmes
William Dresd
New Bloomsfield
Penn
Carson Lang School
Jean C. Mead
Main Street
Mead
New York
A C. Hegearty
Bertha
Minerva | Goldstein
Burroughs Park
Brooklyn
B. Marks
East Main‘street
Mary Fitizabeth Cooney
Stra
William Cooney
Gordon Street
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Robert, S. Awincks
Park Place
Brooklawn Country Club
Katherine Macdonald
Monte Carin
M. H. Casey
Grandslaushter
Sisan Kelly
Atlantic Crest
Ceverd
Local reader praises Trie's Evixir for children
A St John Newfoundland reader reports hearing a woman describe buying Mr Trie's Glixte for her children and expresses approval of the product. The ad touts Evixir as gentle for kids and adults, claiming relief from worm symptoms and stomach troubles.
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Margaret Bonvielre
Murry Atreet
St. John
Trie
Women Deny Judge's Charge They Are Unfit for Jury Duty
A New York story reports women challenging a judge's view that they are unfit for jury service. The piece quotes feminist leaders, authors, and businesswomen arguing women deserve full jury duties, citing education, employment, and enfranchisement since gaining the vote. The column voices debate over gender roles in civic duties and juror eligibility.
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Wintfred
New York
Jan Talley
Jedre Talley
Sheriie Eggott
New York State
Talley
Olre Witlani VanAmee
Daly
Ele
Fannie Hurst
Laud Shark
Neyas MieMein
Artlal
Tallay
Misa Ghidys Carr
Puamnens Wom
Wall Street
Nasty
Ana
Clarice AT. Baright
James “Griswold Wents
Women's Republican Club
Proof of citizenship required to reclaim bodies
Washington reports a British order requires proof of American citizenship to remove bodies of Americans who died serving in the British army from European war cemeteries. The rule stems from Britain's policy to leave its soldiers' remains where they fell, despite requests from Canada and other British sources to repatriate bodies.
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Washington
Europe
War Department
Colon
Whcn
Canada
French Labor Federation Calls Unity Amid Socialist Split
The French Federation of Labor appeals to workers to stay faithful to the union movement against the Taunist split in the Socialist party. In Tours the manifesto accuses radicals of intending to destroy International Syndicalism, which includes 27,000,000 workers, and urges support for social improvement over greed and ambition.
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Faris
French Federation of Labor
Jasved
Socialist Party
Tours
Imitations Versus Original Medicine Allegations
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as top cough remedies for children's ailments like croup and grippe, claiming long use and endorsement by a consumer in Atlock. The copy mocks imitators as inferior while praising the genuine product's effectiveness and safety for small children.
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Foley
Tara
Croup
W. Ly Anktin
Atiiock
Honor
Leighton Promises Free Rheumatism Cure in Bridgeport Ad
Henry L. Leighton claims a personal touch approach and offers a cure for rheumatism after years of suffering. He says a preparation fully cured him and others, and provides his Bridgeport address at 6T Grewster Street, London.
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Leighton
Bridgeport
Nourttis
Akunette
Reliaf
Leignton
Grewster Street
Lonn
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P. Sproviero
Buay
Newtiela
Mon
Parker
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Georgette and Straw
Maline
MAIN
Mantler’s
Post Office
Tel
Bar
Minerva Yaens Tree Ee
Roosevelt House
Simmons
Wonderland
School For Social Service
School For Public Health Nursing
School For Store Service
Simmons College
Mardon
Donaldson
Maria WW. Bates
Aura Simons
Katherine Fall
George I. Nothnagle
Florence Bappitt
M. Howe
Margarete Bond
M. J. Watermen
John J. Beardsley
C. Hewi ‘Son
R. Sarthelamer
Alexa Stirling
Futur
Newhau
Te Ib
Che
Edna Wright
Jackman Avenue
Waterbury
Waterbury Board of Health
Miss Wight
Detroit
Michigan State Laboratory
Henry L. Leighton
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