Engagement and society notices fill Bridgeport scene
Miss Dorothy Hoyt Breet of Fremont Street and Frank Edward Eck were engaged at a private party at Missy Steene's home. The Phyllis Wheatley branch of the YWCA held its second annual meeting with supper, committee reports, and elections. Various society events continued with installations at Mortis Court, a Ber muda visit by Mrs James V. Rourke, and Trinity church activities. The Bridgeport area hosted dances, bank institute events, a IOOF ball, a Little Theatre housewarming, and postponed Countek Services club meeting. Kathryn Coons and Theodore Platt announced their engagement. The Wednesday Workers of United church held their annual meeting and election. Bridgeport Art League scheduled a discussion by Roger McLoughlin on design and color.
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Dorothy Hoyt Breet
Fremont Street
Frank Edward Eck
Missy Steene
Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
Roger McLoughlin
Midwestern youth capture alleged thief at church home
Armando Buccione twenty, 20, was handed to police by boys from St Philip's home in New York after a mob attack. Brother Bonitus accused Buccione of luring youths to thievery for promised wages. Police identify him as a suspected leader in stealing packages from department store delivery wagons.
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New -York
Tagin
St. Philip's
Bonitus
Armando Buccione
Buccione
Valid Reason for Lower Wage of Women Declares Connecticut Manufacturer
George H Manning reports from Washington on Cheney Brothers stance against equal pay for women in industry. He argues for shorter hours only when women are unfit, warning against lowering overall schedules to suit weakened workers. Delegates from 41 states attend the Women's Industrial conference to set policies for wage earners.
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Connecticut
Charles Cheney
Washington
George H . Manning
Bridgeport Telegram
Washington, D.C
Cheney Brothers
South Manchester
Mr. Cheney
Tabor
James J. Davis
Mes
Sage
United’ States
Mary Anderson
Burea
Cheney
Wonsen
Yale Undergraduates Plan New Publication
New Haven, January 14 Yale undergraduates announce a new undergraduate magazine to debut in February. Titled Hilhu ateer the founder of ne college, the semi serious publication will be issued monthly and cover music drama literature sports and humor with illustrations and drawings promised. Maines will chair the board of editors.
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New Haven
Yale
Hilhu’ Ateer
Ne College
Alheld
J&sded
Yale “Daily News
F. D. Maines
Hartford Citizen Enthusiastic Endorsement of Taniae Medicine
An Hartford reader Raymond M. Frisbie praises Taniae in a testimonial ad saying it relieved rheumatic pain, restored energy, and added eight pounds after a month of use. He reports improved sleep, ability to stand, and overall well being, claiming it made him feel like himself again.
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Cenden
Fahal
Robert W. Tegadale
High St
Caan J
Raymond M. Frisbie
Hudson St
Hartford
Pam
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Phyllis Wheatley
Mombers
Mortis Court
Magonit Temple
Selagst
James v. Rourke
Vine Street
Bermuda
Woman's Guild 9
Trinity Church
Nichole
Bridgeport
American Institute of Banking
Stratfield
Harmony Edge
Little Theatre League
West Avenue
Countek Services Club
Wednesday Workers of the United Church
Nature
Lambert Pharmacal Co
St. Louis
U.S. A
S. M. Brown Co, Inc
Hindle Drug Stores, Inc
Three Stores
Kaesmann Pharmacy
Leverty Drug Stores
Ail Stores
Higgetts Drug Store
Fred
Main St
State St
Stratford Ave
Park Ave
Main SL
Taniae
Ferris
Cts
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Old Fattheul
S. W. Cor
Main & State Sts
Atotte
Minard
Liniment
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