Associated Charities to Build Day Nursery in Pine Street
The Associated Charities announce a new Pine Street building for the West End Day Nursery to aid factory workers' families. A 137 by 46 foot lot on Howard and Hancock avenues will house enlarged programs, with Mrs. William E. Griffith presiding over a January luncheon committee including Sumner Simpson and Mrs. Edmund Mayo.
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West End
Associated Charities
Pine Street
Howard and Hancock Avenues
William E. Griffith
Sumner Simpson
DeVer M. Warner
Harvey Hubsell
Seward B. Price
Edmund Mayo
Edward K. Nicholson
Ars
Stratfield
Rtss
Harvey Hubbell
Main Street
Howard Smpason
Artists' Day at Musical Club Of High Order
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club presents an artists program this afternoon at 6 in the Stratfield ballroom. Hambourg Trio with Jan Hambourg violin Boris Hambourg cello Alberto Guerregianist perform. Miss Alice Moncrieff contralto sings with groups of songs. Includes Beethoven Ghosts trio and Dvorak Trio Op 80.
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Stratfield
Hambourg
Jan Hambours
Boris Hambourg
Alberto Guerregianist
Alice Ion
Presta
Marins d’Islande
Fourdrein
L’esclave
Lalo
August Bunsert
Alice Moncrie
Selos
Chopin-Wilhelms
Rimsky-Hkorsakot
L'Abeille
Schubert-Kreisler
Jan Hambouure
Centralta
Coma
Joan Dowland
Largo
Caldara
C E. Hotry
Misa Moncrieff
Opus 80
Dvorat
Tanto Maestro
Nacvimento
Allegro
Lenia
Auasi Dappio
Massachusetts Civil Service Rules Relaxed for Laborers
Boston January 11 civil service rules in cities and towns statewide were relaxed to help the jobless. Laborers need not be on the civil service list for five days if not employed, a change prompted by Worcester Mayor Sullivan's complaints about regulation limits. Banking methods and the national bank outlook were discussed at the Algonquin club banquet with Chez Houeii president and Harry B Terrill cashier among the officers present.
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Boston
Algonquin Club
Mrs Silliman Hosts Tea for Over 300 Guests
Mrs. Frederick R. Silliman of 178 Brooklawn Avenue held a late afternoon tea from 4 to 6 oclock with more than 300 guests attending. She wore a white satin gown while her mother Mrs Beach and several others in blue silver and pink attended. The room featured rose pink decor with rosebuds lights and rose satin ribbons as a floral and decorative backdrop. A musical program followed in the sunporch.
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Freederick R. Silliman
Brooklawn Avenue
Silliman
Beach
Homer Godfrey
W. Gerald Lineburgh
Earl Lewis
Tarey Parrott
Harry Toucey
Katherine P G N Association Installs New Officers
The Katherine Past Noble Grand association held its January meeting electing officers led by President Sadie Walker and Vice President Sarah Beard. The group invited the Friendship association of South Norwalk as guests next month and planned a turkey supper for members and guests.
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Katherine Past Noble Grand Association
Sadie Walker
Sarah Beard
Emma A. Plamley
Augusta Roth
Katherine Lammerhirt
Winifred Graman
Harriett Wilson
Guarshel
Ja Hoag
Anna Shultz
Gertrude Morris
Ida Bauliew
Htfie Fudson
Friendship Association of South
Local Social Highlights and Group Meetings Preview
Personal notes describe a Bridgeport era social afternoon with tea and home gatherings. The Art League plans an indefinite Wednesday night fashion design class. Miss Gratia I Rice of the Juvenile Court will address the First District Republican Women. Mosaic Club studies and Bridgeport Coach Lace Dowling Dowling dinner are noted. West End Congregational Church holds annual meeting with roll call and supper. Golden Gate Lodge holds officers election with Mrs G Levasseur hosting whist.
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Gratia I. Rice
Clay Rooms
State Street
Ae EU
West End Congregational
Letters from Natalie and Evelyn about skating fashion
Natalie writes of skating lessons, riding, and shopping for a Spring sport suit at Maher’s shop. She notes Seeley Studio’s gear for commercial photography and Harold’s eyeglasses. She mentions Alice Doyle’s lingerie sale and Lewando’s dry cleaning at the Court Exchange, ending with love.
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Sar Evelyn
Adelzite
Wiliam F. Maher
Jranistan
Benham Avenues
Volunteer Visitors Talks on Public Health Series Extended
Volunteer visitors and Erivads ti work in the city have been extended to attend the informal talks in St. Vinc ent's Community house beginning Lombrboy afternoon at a g lock. Various phases of health and sanitation will be presented during the course. The opening talk will be given by Miss Anna Culler, former superintendent of Visiting Morse association in this city. She will explain how to detect common physical defects among patients. Cullen, a Columbia Public Health graduate, has close association with the problems she will discuss. Cullen has many friends who will avail themselves of the instruction for their social work.
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Olunteer
Erivads
St. Vincent's
Anna Culler
Morse Association
Miss Cullen
Public Health Department of
Columbia University
Cullen
Elias Howe W R C to Install New Officers
At the regular meeting of the Elias Howe Womans Relief Corps in GAR hall Past Department President Mrs. Katherine Currier of Middletown will install officers including President Edith M. Dickson and senior vice president Corn B. Boa. Other officers listed include treasurer Grace L. Wedge chaplain Lucy Garner conductor Agnes Stevenson and color bearers Helen Goodsell Anna Bayfs Florence Williamson and Elizabeth Munroe. Members of the G A R have been extended a cordial invitation to attend.
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Elian Howe
Ir. Womans Baller Corps
AR. Hou
Katherine Currier
Midletown
Edith M. Dickson
Airs Corn B. Boa
da. Barstow
Grace L. Wedge
Lucy Garner
Aghes M. Stevenson
Saran C. Broad
Sybil @. Mitchell
Bertha R. Purdy
Emrria Plumley
Dora
E. Verhune
Martha’ Sii Kimball
Helen G. Goodsell
Allena Bay
Florence Wiliamson
Wilzapeth Muneie
G. A. BR
Stratford Visiting Nurse Records 124 Visits For Month
Stratford reports 124 nursing visits this month under Red Cross Visiting. Infant welfare accounts for 29 visits,Tuberculosis 5, and other visits. There are 95 well babies under supervision in the district. The tuberculosis claim will be in the nurse's office this month. The Nursing Committee plans a series of benefits to establish a nursing fund in early spring with heartfelt cooperation.
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Stratford
Red Cross
Women voters would avoid age disclosure under bill
A bill introduced by Representative Roland Sawyer of Ware in Massachusetts house would let women register stating they are 21 years or older without declaring exact age. The measure aims to simplify voter registration for female electors.
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Boston
Tan
Massachusetts
Roland Sawyer
Ware
House of Representatives
New Railroad Relief Sought Over Employment Rules
Chicago January 11 The railroads seek modification of national agreements with labor unions citing changed operating conditions since government control. John G Walder says regional director selections limited private negotiation. White and the managers committee outline objections to wage rules, vacancy filling, and seniority provisions claiming inefficiency and higher costs. White continues the presentation tomorrow.
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Walder
Chicago
Railroad ‘Labor Board
John G. Walder
Railroad Managers Committee
Whiter
Labor Conspiracy Denial Amid Railroad and Bank Claims
New York January 11 Thomas De Witt Cuyler chairman of the Association of Railway Executives rejected charges that banks and railroads conspire against labor. He warned the public against propaganda and stressed railways follow legal limits on repairs and maintenance. He argued outside work arises from economy and capacity limits and insisted the whole truth will be found by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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New York
Jabar
Thomas de Witt Guyler
Association of Railway Executives
Cuyier
International Association of Machinists
Railroad Sppay Board
Chicago
Intesstate Commerce Commission
Labov Josrd
Custer
Slon
Chyler
Ce Commission
Hog Island a Piker Compared To Mussel Shoals Says Kenyon
Senator Kenyan Republican Iowa criticized a 100 million dollar plan to run the federal nitrate plant in Alabama. He argued the project wastes money and fails to aid farmers. A agricultural committee member countered that cheaper fertilizer would boost national wheat output.
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Hog Island
Kenyon
Washington
Bog Island
Mussel Shoals
Iowa
Senate
Alabama
Foriier Trust D
Cogirmen Grenna
Agricultura Committee
Maplewood School Presents Annual Entertainment Program
Maplewood and Junior High schools prepare for a multi act show Friday eve and Saturday with 250 children in costumes. The program includes a one act comedy What Rosie Told the Tailor, a midsummer operetta Aunt Salt The Mid Summer Bye, and a Japanese operetta with large choruses. The school orchestra under Miss Harriet Lambert performs Punchinella The Star and Stripes For Ever and more. Directors include Miss Hazel Williams Miss Esther Plaisied and Miss Margaret Casey with staging by Miss Marjorie Mastroni.
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Maplewood
Mostc
Harriet Lambert
Alutter
the Stara and Stripes Forever
Tschaikowsky
Lincolns
Roses
John Warnam
Rosie
Merry College Story
Prenton- Parden
Dick Manners
Wiliam Lushar
Boo Somers
Smith McLean
Hoste
Pat Blackman
Ole Perry
Georgi Burns
Jimmie
James Cummings
Mr. Snippers
William Poneleit
William Balle
Elizabeth Oppel
Polly Primos
Mary D’olier
Molly Martin
Ell Gursea
Aunt Salt
Hazel Williams
Angelus Cunniignall
Marjorie Mastroni
Esther Plaisied
Marie Green
Vmre
Cecelly
O'Rourke
May Dallan
Maplewood Review
Nias Margaret A. Casey
Margeret SL
Grandfield
O' Rourke
Special Train Carries Remains of Young Leiter
The 19 year old Joseph Leiter Jr son of Joseph Leiter the wheat king of Chicago was killed accidentally while hunting. His body will be brought by a special train from a hunting camp near Chateau Ganarf to Buras Louisiana and then onward to New Orleans to meet his funeral party. The journey to the Leiters home will be slow due to camp inaccessibility.
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Orleans
Joseph Leiter, Jr
Josaph Leiter
Cilcaga
Washington
Yester
Buras
Leiters
Chateau Ganarf
Ality
Mississippi
Boras
Catry
Japan Budget Decrease in Military Spending
Japan plans a reduced military budget for the Imperial Diet session, cutting $5 million from last year’s outlay. The proposed total reaches toward 220,000,000 or 175,000, with funds shifted to new national defense schemes. Subsidies of 2,000 are allotted to the National Servist Association as the Empire’s services expand.
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Toro
Imperial Diet
Ersater Park
National
R Servist Association
Aortal Service
Debate Over Farm Measures Sparks Sharp Political Remarks
The discussion centers on amendments claimed to protect the plankram and influence fertilizer or explosives makers. Senator Pomerene of Ohio questions Deforean’s vote and whether farmers would get fertilizer or a watered-down aid. Senator Smant of Utah calls the measure a pure windfall, urging voters to see it as a waterpower proposition and avoid yielding cheap fertilizer to farmers.
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Pomervene
Benmperat
Ohio
Deforean
Smant
Utah
Peentise
Ned
Pomerene
Barber in New York Promotes Hair Dye Remedy
Mr A Z O'Brien a longtime New York City barber claims a home remedy can instantly darken faded nails and hair. He advises mixing Orler powder with distilled water and applying. one box lasts months though it is described as sticky and runny.
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A. Z. O'Brien
New York City
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