Bartlett Camp Plans Annual Picnic And State Field Day
Franklin Bartlett camp members finalized plans for the annual shoe dinner and the State Field Day in Stamford on August 16. The shore outing is set for tomorrow at Silver Sands Green's Shore cottage with special trolley cars for members and friends. A ball game against Stamford camp is proposed for the Field Day, and various athletic events with valuable prizes have been arranged along with band concerts and speeches by state officials.
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Stamford
Franklin Bartlett
Lons of Veterans
Silver Sands
Green
Shore Cottage
Han
Auxiliary Delegates Elected at Legion Meeting
At the regular American Legion auxiliary meeting held at the Legion home on Golden Fall street Wednesday night, delegates to the Waterbury convention on September 8 were elected. Also approved was the purchase of the flag and standard. Delegates are Miss Edith Ballou, Mrs Irving Davis, and Mrs Charles H. Spague. Alternates are Mrs N Nutt, Mrs Nellie Williams, and Miss Evelyn Black.
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American Legion Auxilary
Legion Home
Golden Fall Street
Waterbury
Edith Baljou
Ttrving Davis
Charles H Sptague
N Nutt
Nellie Williamas
Evelyn Black
Pootatuck Club Picnic For Children Today
The annual Pootatuck Yacht Club children’s picnic is today at the Stratford stub grounds. Events include field games, peanut hunts, yacht rides, music, and dancing with prizes donated by Mrs Louis H. Burfitt, committee chairperson, and the committee members Mrs Louis H. Burmitt, Mrs Frederick Hinckley, Mrs Ernest Hull, Mrs Clarence Toucey, and Mrs William Beddell.
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Pootatuck Yacht Club
Stub
Stratford
Sparta
Louis H. Burfitt
Louis H. Bur- Mitt
Frederick Hinckley
Ernest Hull
Clarence Toucey J
William Beddel
Girl Reserves Return From Camp With Vacation Highlights
Girls from the WC A camp returned from a two week stay with masquerade parties, birthday celebrations, hikes, fishing, watermelon parties and roasts. Mothers attended a brief program led by Helen Smith, Dorothy Clark, Janis Cohen, Jeasie Strambert, Donia Dundy, Rebecca Berman and Louise Ludwig. Mildred Adams earned the most honors. Jeasia Strambert won croquet badge and Dorothy Henze was named best all round.
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Gaknoll
WC A
Housatonic
Helen Smith
Dorothy Clark
Janis Cohen
Jeasie Strambert
Donia Dundy
Rebecca Berman
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listed
A list of birth announcements for numerous couples with addresses and birth dates from July including Herbert and May Lose. William and Makryna Gelazin. John and Victoria Jablicky. Thornag and Beatrice Fitzgerald. Stephen and Mary Orosa. Charles and Bernice Brennen. Christopher and Hazel Wells. Anthony and Stephana Gurzado wice. Joseph and Susanna Kiley. Max and Lena Cohen. Michael and Gertrude Sachs. Michael and Helena Bakin. Lester and Pauline Cowles. Robert and Blanche Wood. Wiladislaw and Kalenzyna Marc zak. Also Marriage Licenses for James A Meehan with Frances Johnson and Josef Miranda with Fudosia Lopez.
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Herbert
May
Stratford Avenue
William and
Makryna Gelazin
Lafayette Street
John and
Victoria Jablicky
Praga Piace
Thornag and
Beatrice Fitzgerald
Warren Street
Stephen and
Mary Orosa
Barnum Avenue
Charles and
Bernice Brennen
Sylvan Avenue
Christopher
Hazel Wells
Trumbull
Anthony and
Stephana Gurzadowice
Henry Street
Joseph and
Susanna Kiley
Lewia Street
Max and
Lena Cohen
Lorraine ‘Street
Michael and
Gertrude Sachs
Parrott Avenue
Michael
Helena Bakin
Hallett Street
Lester and
Pauline Cowles
Tate Street
Robert and
Blanche Wood
Ames Street
Wiladislaw and
Kalenzyna Marczak
Willard Street
Household Suggestions and Remedies From a Past Era
A Victorian style column offers tips on packing clothes with cardboard and tissue, eradicating ants with penny-oval powder, fixing jelly with lemon juice, porch shelf as a foot rest, plastering crevices before painting, keeping tall vases stable with pebbles, and un-sticking stamps with heat. It also promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women, noting claimed benefits and widespread use since 1873.
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lydia E Pinkham
Lynn Mass
Former Algonquin Club Writer Becomes Character Expert
Georges Henri Le Bari once waited at the Algonquin club here while studying English and dreamed of psychology. Born in Paris and educated in Boston, he now runs a character analysis school and has written two books. He visits Bridgeport for a few weeks with hosts Mr and Mrs Pierre Mainguy.
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Algonquin Dheb
Georges Henri le Bari
Bridgeport
Pierre Mainguy
Park Avenue
Paris
Ametic
Fron
Emerson College
Boston
Local notices and vacations across Bridgeport area
Mary Becker of Ann street vacationing with friends in East Hampton. Rev Stephen Chernitzky of St Stephens R C church vacationing at the Great Lakes. Rev Horvath to officiate in his absence. Angeline Bartlett Tent Daughters of Veterans host annual outing at Mrs Edith Green’s Silver Beach cottage. Veterans guests of honor. Bridgeporters advised to take New Haven car to Pole 115. Arthur Howell of 18 Edmond street Stratford on weeklong Niagara Falls vacation. motor trip last Tuesday. Orient Selling Circle held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Samuel Cutting 322 Bridgeport avenue Devon. Star of Charity Lodge 05 of Bodges team to hold first banquet tomorrow at Lehmann’s Shore House. Rev Henry E Kelly of St George’s Episcopal Church vacationing six weeks on Maine coast Haven. several clergy to officiate during absence. Rev T F Rutledge Beale, Park Street Congregational Church pastor, sailed on the Camerama for England for six weeks vacation.
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Stephen Chernitzky
St Stephens R C Church
Great Lakes
Horvath
Angeline Bartlett
Daughters of Veterans
Edith Green
Silver Beach
New Haven
Arthur Howell
Edmond Street
Stratford
Niagara Falls
Orient
Samuel Cutting
Bridgeport Avenue
Devon
Henry E. Kelly
St George’s Episcopal Church
Haven
Maine
Rev
Girl Scouts Dance With Waistline Admission Fee
Stratford Troop 1 hosts a unique dancing party in Nicholas avenue cub house tonight charging a penny per inch of waist. Tiny aprons are on tickets and pockets along with a verse. Troops 1 and 4 planned a camping trip for late August as grounds are cleaned and new buildings rise.
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Stratford
Girl Scouts
Nicholas Avenue
Special Meeting for Social Agencies Heads in City
Social Agencies of the city plan a luncheon at Beardsley Park near The Lookout with Dr Walter Ji Brown as principal speaker. The event includes many physicians and welfare representatives, hosted by Boy Scouts, and will move indoors to the Chamber of Commerce if rain.
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Walter Ji Brown
Manafield
Otto
Beardsley Park
Brown
Tey
Philp
Dr Brown
Mansfeld
Boy Scouts
Cii
Community Chest
Staples
Noble
Champer of Commerce
Court Exchange
State
Baptist Church Clubs Hold Picnic at Fairfield Beach
A frankfort and a marshmallow roast was held at Fairfield beach Wednesday night by the DRC and Tonaka club of the Second Baptist Church. The guests included Chauncey Bush and Albert B Steade as soloists and the DRC quartet performed several selections. Attendees present were Mina Mildred Bedell, Miss Gertrude Brooks, Miss Gladys Brooks, Miss Julia Fuller, Miss Doris Hersey, Miss Alice Holmes, Miss Ruth Howgate, Miss Martha Leonard, Miss Jennie Nutter, Edmund Bond, Chauncey Bush, Edmund Butler, Leonard Holmes, David Kloster, George Reisch, Albert Siege and Mr and Mrs Fay Eat.
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Frankfort
Fairfield Beach
DRC
Tonaka
Second Baptist Church
Chauncey Bush
Albert B Steade
Dr.c
Mina Mildred Bedell
Gertrude Brooks
Gladys Brooks
Julia Fuller
Doris Hersey
Alice Holmes
Ruth Howgate
Martha Leonard
Jennie Nutster
Edmund Bond
Edmund Butler
Leonard Holmes
David Kloster
George Reisch
Albert Siege
Fayeat
Bride-to-be Mary Mackwekis hosts miscellaneous shower
In honor of Mary Mackwekis the bride-to-be, Bertha Bakus hosts a miscellaneous shower at her Orchard Street home on Wednesday evening. A buffet lunch and orange and black-eyed Susans decor. Attendees include Elizabeth Franz, Irene Edelman, Gladys Dawe, Julia Lattin Wilma Bakos, and Bertha Bakos, among others.
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Mary Mackwekis
Bertha Bakus
Orchard Street
Migg Mackwehia
Walter Hein
Brooklyn
Gues
Elizabeth Franz
Lara
Irene Edelman
Gladys L Dawe
Bertha Bishop
Julia Lattin
Wilma le Bakos
Filsie Bakos
Bertha Bakos
Tracy Brown
Elroy Kittridge
A Bako
Counting Animals Game On The Road
A mother describes how her children play a counting animals game while traveling. Each child takes a side of the road and they count aloud every animal seen to score the most. A white horse interrupts the game and forces a restart to keep score.
Tower bells of Dresden china in Metagon town plan
The famous Tresden China products from Metagon where the first china works in Germany were established. Bells of Dresden are to be installed in the town hall tower, commemorating the site and its historic link to the region.
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Metagon
Germany
Dresden
Imported Satin Finished Spreads On Sale On Third Floor
Hemmed spreads sized 70 by 96 inches priced at 11 dollars after sale. Eighty by ninety six inches 12 50 dollars sale price. Eighty six by one hundred four inches 15 dollars sale price. Scalloped spreads for beds three feet six inches priced 12 80 dollars and four feet six inches priced 16 50 dollars. Third floor.
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Limoges
China
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Bartlett
Main St
Riker’s
Wesk
Faroo
Avery
Amercan
Hinds H. ‘ A
Lyon’s
Woodbury
Kolynos
Castoria
Bayer
Omos
Chesterfield
Piedmont
Lord Salisbury
Fatima
Helmar
Murad
Liggett’s Milk ‘Chocolate
Pootatuck Club
James A Meehan
Terry Place
Frances Johnson
Josef Miranda
Tennafly
N. J
Fudosia Lopez
Maiden Lane
Algut
Walla
Algonquin Club
Georges Hentre LE Barr
Y Bliss
Mary Becker
Ann Street
East Hampton
Star of Charity Lodge
Dogres
Lehmann
Shore House
Het. T. F. Rutledge Beale
Park Street Congregational Church
England
Baptist Church
Emerth
Bread & Butters
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Jewelers
Opticians
St. At
Haviland China
Elizabeth Arden
Miss McAllister
of Arden
Fellitifo
Taedietapaune
Ball Park
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