Suffragists to End Active Career with National League of Women Voters
Suffragists plan a final business program at the Woman Suffrage Association headquarters marking the end of their long campaign after 7 decades. The National League of Women Voters will organize at New Haven, with Katherine Ludington presiding since 1917, as they transition to a new era of political reform efforts. Connecticut prepares to form a league, joining a national movement that began with the 1869 Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association founders including Elizabeth Ward, A. Litermarra, and others.
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Woman Suffrase Association
National League of Women Vol
Famous
Suffrage Association
Katherine Ludington
New Haven
League of Women Voters
Connecticut
Connectics Woman Suffrage Association
Ian B. Anthem Abet R. Haok- Nevrrison
Ian B. Anthem Abet R. Haok- Nevrrison, the ‘Bawin PL
Parker
Elizabeth Tantaydia Ward
A. Litermarra
Franery
Gen Burr
Miss Burr
Monerr Nl New Lving
Association
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Advertisers at Ad Club Dinner in Bridgeport
Advertisers at the Bridgeport Ad Club dinner in the Stratfield hotel banquet room heard talks on practical economies in printing and how to improve business. Boston speaker Mr Rohr urged cost-saving ideas for next year, while Meallister Coleman of New York urged study of human nature and philosophy for ad writers. Speer discussed a case of indigestion and fasting as methods to return to normal. A. B. Griffin served as organization president for the evening.
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Bridgeport
Ad Club
Stratfield
Jasnice
Trohr
Mealister Colema
Spee
Rohr
Boston
Meallister Coleman
New York
A. B. Griffin
Wife of Socalled Sultan of Sahara Receives 2000 Monthly
MINEGLA X Jan sugrita A Lebaudy, who killed her husband in 1919, now claims £2000 a month for the support of her 1 year old daughter Jacaneline. She asserts the household should provide a proper home and staff for entertainment and a six-verb corps. The case seeks continued payments of about £2000 monthly, amid contested sums from £16,000 to £8,000.
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Lebaudy
Modern laundry methods cut house chores and costs
In a home setup a housekeeper’s work and meals cost total about $4.15, highlighting how modern laundry methods save time and effort. The note contrasts past practices with current efficiencies, emphasizing reduced labor and expenses for domestic tasks.
Concert by Men s League of Parest Church in Parl treet
A popwar concert is announced for Parl treet Congregational church on Friday February 11. The Men s League presents artists from the Lotus Quarter of Boston led by Robert Martin and William Ticks with Nelson Raymond Cannell. The program includes Miss Bertha Morgz famed in Boston theater and Elus Davis pianist, with Mildred Pint cellist. The event funds educational entertainments of the league.
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Parl Treet Congregational Church
Men's League
Lotus
Boston
Wich
Robert Martin
William Ticks
Nelson Raymond Bari
Cannell
Bostom
Mildred Pintcellist
Elius Davis
Ides
Bertha Morgz
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Community notices and society events in Bridgeport area
Personal notes recount a dense schedule of club meetings, social events, and family milestones in Bridgeport. The Fidelity Sewing circle, YWCA activities, Daughters of Israel, and various church groups announce meetings and gatherings, with many names, addresses, and upcoming dates. A large fund raising whist and pinochle event aims to support the Bridgeport asylum and other charities, while residents share hospital updates, engagements, and arrivals.
Club Presidents Outline Work and Study Programs
Bridgeport clubs showcase a broad agenda of educational and cultural activities with leaders from the Literary, Book Club, and professional groups outlining programs. Notable speakers include Mrs. Lewis J. Gaudd, Mrs. Jererish Doimes, and Mrs. James T. Rourke, addressing women’s civic and educational committees across the city.
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Bridsepert
Hammond
Lenina
Brandes
Arbert Sunstrant
Wollaise
Minnie Poser
Pailanthray
Ars. Lewis J. Gaudd
Ish
Aruay Groupe
Vealones
Newton Bina
Hxck
Miss Menard Becomes Bride of E C Lynch
A wedding held yesterday morning at St Charles church rectory united Miss Menard and E C Lynch of Livingston Place. The bride wore a tailored traveling suit with a flowered turban and a corsage of sweet peas. Miss Mildred Loftus served as maid of honor in a blue tricotine suit. George Mara attended as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the New Avenue. The couple plans a honeymoon in New York and will reside locally afterward. Lynch is advertising manager of Wes Bridgeport Times.
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St. Charles Church
steGione
Harriet Poland
South Main Street
Jedward
Lynch
Livingston Place
Bride Wars Hive
Mildred Loftus
Springfield
George Mara
Mr. Lynch
Mra. Lynch
New York
Wes Bridgeport Times
Elect Trustees For Local Drive For Needy Today
Organization of the board and for fees of the Bridgeport Financial federation to be effected at a meeting of the board this afternoon in Live Chamber. A committee will form, with Mariehild Whesler fatham appointed to marshal the drive and present plans for Tirnian. The finance committee will decide the financial drive launch in six to eight weeks.
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Bridgeport Financial Federation
Nore
Leeds
Mairehild Whesler Fatham
al. Merating
Tirnian
Vies Siareary
Treaaweey
Eminiittes
Paye
Sammitten
Huag
Namin
Mnestry Rite
Republicans Plan Social Saturday Event Details
Mothers and children from the twelfth district join Republicans in walking forward to the Vienna school for a combined social Saturday entertainment. Mrs Willan McKenna leads the arrangements for the program as Mr Bernard oversees the men's Republican committee.
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Othe Vinenna
Willan McKenna
Tendente
Cnila
Congresswoman-Elect Derides Blue Laws as Impossible
Congresswoman-Elect Aline Robertson of Oklahoma denounces efforts to legislate morals, saying such laws are impossible. She recalls missionary work with Indians, plans to join the Indian affairs committee, and notes her past resignation from government service to aid Native communities. She returns to Oklahoma to settle affairs before Congress’s extra session.
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Mies
Ale Robertson
Oklahoma
Capito
Yndisn
Tam
Oita
Amany
Stupifier
Quiane
Washington
Aline
Capitol
Muskogee
Congress
Prelate's Fashion Warning Sparks Paris Storm in Debate
In Paris the Cardinal DuBois warning women against fashions he deems contrary to Christian decency triggers a storm. Madame Paquin denounces extreme styles while Poiret defends fashion as social role and art, arguing decency is subjective and fashion remains essential.
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Prelate
Paris
Pari
PATHE
Church
Fra Angelico
Cardinal Dubois
Letters on work, Bermuda trip, and shop ads in old column
A noisy, mixed reading recounts appeals for job seekers and mentions a man cleaning yards, with plans for spring work and Bermuda travel. It also references shops offering upholstery, jewelry repair, laundry tips, and local advertisements as part of a bustling community notice from the era.
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Quark
Malechik
Havenair
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Hincks Brothers & Company
Sahara
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Men's League OF Parest Church
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He. Roker
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Fidelity Sewing Circle
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Grover T Ney
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Imma
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H. Dietz
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Pred Levy
Willis
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Hacestrest
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Bridgeport Hospital
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Arthur
Daughters of Israel
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Brosler
M. Goldstein
Miss Goldstein
George Roberts
Chanter
Cheist Episcopal
Courtland Sirer
Socelot
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Enochwood
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Kehood
John Gough
Cotlasge
Toward Crate
Iow Avenue
Eleanor Rances
Natalie
Magrriage
Wiliam J. Taft
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Bridgeport ‘Protectivesseneration
Narcan
Av. Sprague
Ian
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Universalist Woman's
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Rfield Avenue
Nea
Werguson
Welln Street
Calvary Churchy
Ehich
Mra FL Stusmale
Main Alroel
Jererish Doimes
Truntington
Walter Loewith
Ouneil
Avideh
Sisterhood
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L. Salubes
James T. Rourke
League of oLers
Organiz Y Haver
Sheppard-Towner
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M. Whitpattick
Alrs
Carolyn GB
Doremus
David Santor
Harles Hayres
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Frank Quinn
Seton Hyatt
Watter
A. A. Fledgking
C. Panning
Miss Menard
E. C. Lynch
St. Charles
Tivingston Place
Alice Robertson
Oklathiawi
Indian Welfare Committee
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Lipnort
Bermuda
Wagadie
Harold
Cickens
Pradeoty
H. Lopwith and Company
Jesus Lecken Cine
Inneleanes
N. Muckingham
Sompany
Annova
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Boll
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Thanes
Crawford Laundry
Ivor Lox
Lane
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Oia
Bridgeport Savinga
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