Sheep Roast For Rotary Guests At Rugbestus Headed By Simpson
Rotary members will be guests of Sumner Simpson president of Rugbestus Company at a sheep roast to be held at Simpson summer none. Morarians will travel in their own cars arriving at 1 sandwich luncheon will be served. The afternoon will feature reports and a sweep roast over r
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Rotary
Sumner Simpson
Rugbestus Company
Dr Simpson
Wielsend
Newtown
Eports
Self
Aue
al Lavery
Simpson
Preaches Sermon on The Privilege of Growing Older
Dr Swain preached at the United Church on The Privilege of Growing Older. He urged that aging is a burden not a calamity and urged mature men and women to accept responsibilities that come with age. The talk emphasized growth as a path to greater purpose.
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Dr. Swain
Art League Parties Begin Wednesday at Ridgecrest House
The executive board of Ridgecnart Jim League announces annual summon bridge gatherings starting Wednesday at 2:30 PM in the Clinton House. Officers and members Mrs S Dore H White, Tinwins Hammons, J Sailer, Mrs George, Mrs Prank, Fishoy are listed among hosts and organizers.
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Ridgecnart Jim League
Clinton Ners
S. Dore H. White
Tinwins
Hammons
J. Sailer
George
Prank. Fishoy
Education Board Plans Tonight Meeting on Bus Transportation
The board will discuss authorizing convoys for transporting Bridgeport Normal School students by bus to Jbanbury in September. A standard agenda includes routine matters, with transportation costs and routes expected to be addressed.
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Dridgeport
Jbanbury
Hepenring
Od Eduraven
Reception by famed artists at regular meeting venue
A reception and entertainment by well known artists has been arranged, supporting the regular meetings of the group. The event promises notable performances and a cordial social atmosphere for attendees.
Laces Pioneer American Fabrics Company Expands
The American Fabrics Company led by H A Philips built a lace factory in 1809, expanded to two hundred thousand square feet, and employs about a thousand workers. It blended toll manufacturing with direct selling, added shifts, and opened model company housing. Output nears five million dollars with plans for further growth amidst wartime demand.
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H. A. Philips
Tval
American Fabrics Company
Wetter Services
American Fabric Company
Nate Stites
Luyers
War Privay
Loy Iaimarys
Uhilins
Ameritown Fabric Company
Hve
Reti
Cnurt
Vishefuliz
Avene
Car rhefAmerican Fairties
Amiple
Bridgeport candidates shine as state bar exams pass
Fourteen graduates took the Connecticut bar with five from Bridgeport among the 39 statewide successes. Ceremony details include oath administration by Judge Allyn W. Brown in New Haven amid a lineup of notable local andNorwalk figures and a mix of Yale and Notre Dame alumni among the graduates.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
New Haven
Allyn WW. Brown
Minerva M. Davis
Leo M. Davis
Norwathk
Fairfield County
Repubican
Columbia Allege
James E. Murphy
T. J. Murphy
Liberty Street
Murphy
480K
Indian National Guard
University of Netra Dame
Davia Hack
Maurice Schack
UT Williamstreet
Univer School
Boston University
Norwalk
Fairfield Man Weds Southern Society Belle
Nathaniel Wheeler son of Mrs. J. T. Wheeler weds Mrs. Alice Marshall Mills at the bride’s aunt’s summer home in Hot Springs North Carolina. The couple plans to reside in Fairfield after the ceremony attended by a small group of family members.
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Nathaniel Wheeler
J. T. Wheeler
Samuel AW. Wheeler
Fairfvll
Alice Marshall Mills
John Scruggs Brown
Knoxville
Senn
Edward Baker
Hot Springs
North Carolina
Perpmonk
Str
Wherler
Bridgeport
Airfield
New York
Big Bride
Marshall
Minnesota
Me Wheeler
Meith Wheeler
Fairfield
Miss E H Spinning To Entertain At Meeting
The Eleventh District Democratic Women's club will host a meeting at St George ali Steutforst venus. Members of all Democratic clubs are invited to Athens where Mrs Frank H Hiler will preside. Elizabeth Spinning to entertain as final hour with refreshments by the Eleventh District women.
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Democratic Women's Club
St. George Ali
Steutforst Venus
Lamerian
Amlo
Public Hearing Tonight on Gas Station Location
Residents near Beech Wad and Park Avenue may speak at the Alderinian Fire Committee public hearing in the council chamber about a proposed gasoline filling station at the corner. The committee, led by Thomas J. Eatasivlo, has power to act and may refuse the permit if enough residents protest.
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Beechwad
Park Avenue
Alderinianie Fire Committee
Tahreleghant
Alfred By Veness
Derma Wilbert Sanford
Thomas J.etasivlo
Cail
London clubs outbid best hotels in postwar era
Report notes three leading London night clubs attracting officers on leave and wealthy patrons. The scene shifts from war era to peacetime, with establishments expanding, employing foreign musicians, and drawing society figures from the Prince of Wales to Lords and Commons members. Dramatic spending and a new social form emerge in the city’s nightlife.
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London
Coreign Die
Wodeyille
Paw Hona
Irene
Ehancettar
Flame of Lords
House of Commons
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J. Bruce Taylor
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Frederick M. Card
Siinger Mfg. Co
Harry H. Mudgett
Holmes and Edwards Co
Fred C. Hill
H. A. Phillips
Aldrich Tari
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Evican Fabrics Company
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Missouri
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Anthony
Arpria
Minnest
Biron
Harald Ariedann Brandls Brady
Flurry
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Haravid
James Bromage
Thomas A. Gabel S. Gerald
Russell HW Sorenran
Anthony F Mo
Francis W. Daley
Alfred BH. Decapun
John I. Downey
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Daniel Malortin
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