Use Of Ballot Is Bounden Duty at DAR Anniversary
At Olivet Church the Mary BuNeman Chapter DAR marked its thirtieth anniversary with an appeal to women to exercise the suffrage under the 19th amendment. State regent Mrs Charles H. Bissell urged every woman to register and vote, arguing the time to question amendments passed. Activities included readings, a procession, and a reception, with participants from New Haven Norwalk Danbury and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bnuman
Olivet Church
United States
Charles H .Bissell
Connecticut
Tranklin
Ashel Raye
Herbert S Brown
Frederik S Stevens
Atary Suliman
New Haven
Norwath
Danbury Derby
Tlurty
George Hatha
Vues Cita
Bred Pusans
Wate
Yale Mus ¢ School
Frederick Munroe
Cari Aly
Community notices and gatherings fill local social calendar
The town’s weekly schedule lists W W C A meeting at Golden Hill street with reports and a forward look to 1924. Purity Shrine invites for a dance on Broad street. American Legion card party at Crosden Street club house. Stratford church event in Packard hall tomorrow night. Bridgeport Protective Association meeting Friday at 3. Local DAR events feature Mary Solliman chapter honors and motion picture talks. Calvary Episcopal Rector’s Aid meets tomorrow at 2:40. W edlish Workers of United Church meet this morning. Community hosts include Mrs W Lebovitz hosting a sewing and fundraising tea, and Mr Pardow leaving for Cincinnati and New Orleans to manage a new store.
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Central Association
Golden Hill Street
Ang Sociaion
Ss. J
F. Hall
Broad Street
Post of the
American Legion
Crosden
J Faulkner
Stratford Congregational Church
Packard Hall
Anna Hubbell
C. Delcampe
George Street
S&s
Paris
France
Frederik A. Strong
Main Street
Charles H Bissell
D A. R
Katherine Nettleton
John Laidlaw Buel
the Nations Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Solliman
DAB
James T. Rourke
West Haven Mothers Club
Rourke
Washington
Calvary Episcopal Church
William Hos
W. Lebovitz
Savor Street
Frebrew Institute
Eighth District Club Will Meet Thursday
Mishth district Democrats club will hold a meeting Thursday night in the club rooms at 2082 Main Street. President James Whelan announced yesterday. A social program will follow the regular business meeting.
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Thursda
Main Street
James Whelan
Recreation head to address Lions Club luncheon
Mercer Gahan, superintendent of recreation, will speak at the Lions Club luncheon tomorrow at noon. He will discuss the city’s commitment to its young people in a formal address.
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Mercer Gahan
The
Lions Club
Walshes announce birth of daughter Gloria May Hartford
Mr and Mrs Joseph Walsh of Stratford announce the birth of a daughter Gloria May at home on Webster Street Hartford. Mrs Walsh is a daughter of Mr and Mrs W Oldershaw of Atherton avenue. Mr Walsh is vice president of the Moving? Association of Connecticut.
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Joseph Walsh
Statford
Gloria May
Webster Street
Hartford
Janphry
Walsh
W Ft Oldershaw
Letters of Natalie and Southern Food Fantasies
The column combines personal notes and social chatter about winter, travel south, and Southern luncheon menus. It mentions plans for visits, laundry mishaps, and household tasks, alongside notes on fashion, gardens, and dining. The piece lightly blends domestic reminiscences with references to meals, events, and community life.
Music Club Guests of New Haveners Here Tomorrow
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical club plans a program in New Haven tomorrow afternoon for St Ambrose Music club members. Chester C Marshall directs a varied concert featuring Verdi, Elgar, Mozart, Brahms, Rachmaninoff, MacDowell, and works by Scriabin and Scott with soloists Miss Wilma Fekete and Miss Catherine M. Flussett among others. Sopranos and altos from the St Cecelia society will perform in a large choral group under Mrs C Marshall and others.
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New Haven
St. Ambrose Music Club
Chester C Marshall
Edgar Elgar
St Cecelia Society
Pearl Curren
Florence
Legere Hayes
C Marshall
Hlumprestige
Rachmaninoff
Cyril Scott
Praeludiam
MacDowell
Catherine M. Flussett
Jennie Margaret Hawley
Symphonie Espagnole
Talo
Wilma Fekete
St. Cecelia
Victor Harris
St. Cecela Society
Hazel Nichola Dalton
Frederic Fish
A C. Flather
Esther Gerush
William Griffin
G. Sherwood
Frederick Silliman
Ada Tuck Whittaker
The
Altos
Frank Conne
Robert Donnelly
John Fay
Dwight Hall
Clarence Hayes
Thomas Lake
Grace Lake
Florence Goulden Valletc
Births and licenses listed in local vital statistics section
Birth notices show several newborns with listed parents and addresses across multiple streets. Licenses reveal pairs including Bakaysza Kovacs and Protane DeMarco among others, with ages and street addresses provided. The piece closes noting language diversity in the British Empire and Esperanto adoption in the Far East.
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Jon Bakaysza
Howard Avenue
Mary Kovacs
Johnson Street
Mannio Salvatore
New York
Santina Massimini
Booth
Frank Protane
Steuben
Antoinette DeMarco
Davenport Street
Andrew J Kuhar
Berkhire Avenue
Julia Korpsky
Pembroke Street
Jes M. Juhl
Laurel Court
Anna B. Francis
Main
British Empire
India
Far East
Europe
Our Children by Angelo Patri and Clarence J. McLeod note
A fragment discussing Our Children by Angelo Patri contrasts a grim fairy tale with real life. It argues fair godmothers and nurses influence a prince’s fate, ending with a brief aside about Clarence J. McLeod of Michigan as a young House member.
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Our Children
Angelo Patri
Clarence J. McLeod
Michigan
House of Representatives
New Current Events Course Opens January Twenty Second
Edgar White Burrill to lead an eleventh season of lectures on world events, politics, economy, science, and literature at the Business and Professional Woman's Club rooms in the Stratifield and Labertr bubble. Twenty five talks include reviews of notable books and recent scientific advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar White Burrill
Altock
S Burris
Louise
Sun
Stratfield
Labertr Bubb
Mia Burd
New York
Town Hall
Burrill
Pople
Uso
Gurrill
Fioe
Strathield
Kaye-Smith
Ender
Trine
Notable names listed as charge in event program
The document lists several individuals including Vatees Merwin Silk Byrne Changling Capek Ray Kakugo Mrs Fo Miller Buckingham Miss Elizabeth Norton Miss Uelen fiar riton Miss Anastasia O'Brien Miss Mary Sullivan Misa Lela Wurm and Mrs Finklestone as people in charge of the event or program activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin
Republicans Plan Men’s Pinochle League Meeting
Republican club representatives meet in the Secong district club rooms tonight to form the Men’s Pinochle League. Officers will be elected a game schedule for the annual tournament drawn up and league rules set to guide city play. John ny Waldwell, league president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secong District
Algescor
Johnny Waldwell
Religious School to Hold Second Meeting Tonight
The Bridgeport School of Religious Education resumes sessions with a second meeting tonight from 7 to 9 at the Bridgeport M. U. A. The course runs every Tuesday through February 6 on The Project Method with Hoyer taught by Prof Harrison Eliot of Union Theological Seminary. Open to leaders and teachers of boys, the topic tonight is group elicution and boys' independent thinking and decisions.
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Bridgeport School of Religious Education
Bridgeport ¥. M
Monight
Luther A. Weigle
Yale UN
Rgv
A. Dewherty
Ford
M. B. Church
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Gobelsputh
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En Orleans
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Natalie
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Mhurmi
Petea
Royry
Ienu
Lear
Mis Dame Sing
Harold
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Tate Street
Andrew and
Elizabeth Gavolik
Shelton Street
Edward
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Gregory Street
Fiane
Martha McCarthy
Nash Street
Eusebio
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Edgand White Burrill
Irene Castle
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Priscilla
Lissette
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