Two Comedies for Welfare Society Benefit
Fairfield charity work forms Balmisle Family Welfare Society to avoid overlap and aid independence. A benefit entertainment features two comedies Suppressed Desires and The Scheming Lieutenant at Victory hall Pequot school Southport and Greenfield Country club with a post show dance.
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Fairfield
Balnisle Family Welfare Society
Charity Organization Society
Pines
Victory Hall
Pequot School
Southport
Greenfield Country Club
Susan Grispelli
Pricilla Clark
Justice Credulous
J. Ni Hutchingson
Joseph Flanagan
Mr and Mrs Walsh Entertain Informally at Park Avenue
Mr and Mrs John Walsh hosted a casual gathering at 436 Park Avenue on a Thursday night honoring Memorial Day. Guests and performers included Mrs J Reynolds, Miss Nora Galvin, and many others who enjoyed songs, piano solos, and recitations.
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John Walsh
Park Avenue
J. Reynolds
C. 0. Murrey
P. J. Brannelly
James Walsh
J. Grant
Nora Galvin
B. Lynch
J. Meeghan
J. F. Connors
J. Tierney
J. Stang
W. Carr
Woman's Ills Relieved by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Seattle woman describes severe pains from the right side and sleeplessness lasting over two months. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports removal of the lump and return to normal work, praising the remedy's efficacy.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Seattle
Washington
Lydia E.pinkharm
Why Are Summer Furs
Dr Henry Osborne of the Museum of Natural History argues summer furs are pure adornment and not needed for warmth, while Minnie Maddery Fiske backs the view that furs are a fashion statement. The piece notes fur costs, the social signaling of furs, and a critique of mammalian protection claims.
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Marian Fale
Henry
Rakehid Osborne
Museum of Natural History
New Yok
Osborne
Minnie Maddery Fiske
Madame
Saugatuck Church Plays For Tennis Court Fund
The Laughing Cure staged by Eastchurch Methodist members at Saugatuck Congregational Church drew a large crowd and proved a success. Proceeds in December will aid two men for a church tennis court on the grounds. Walter Eddy Orchestra provided music. Mrs. L. H. Moulthrop and Miss Ripley showcased performances. Other locals named include Walter Eddy, Loren Sniffen, Dr. Carey, and Dr. Whitcomb among many attendees.
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Westport
Methodist Church
Eastchurch
Saugatuck
Walter Eddy
L. H. Moulthrop
Bas
Church Street
Misses Ripley
Thatas
Hanson
Clara Telden
Mr Hanson
Loren Sniffen
Carey
Leslie Fraser
Whitcomb
Harold = Shippey
Jimmie Mason
Judson Cotter
Gay Hanain
Elsie Moulthrop
Mhay Glyde
Helen Gault
Nora
Lois Sherwood
Perry
Dorothy Simpson
Peterson's Ointment for sore feet piece of ad text
Advertisement style note mentions Peterson's Ointment for sore feet and relief for gore inflammation itching feet piles eczema and pimply skin with prices 0.60 1.00 2.50 5.00 and purchaser names. The fragmentary OCR shows promotional claims and price points without coherent article structure.
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Peterson
Vital Statistics Births in City Noted From Various Addresses
A long list records numerous birth notices with parent names and addresses in multiple streets. Dates range May 20 to May 49, noting sons and daughters for families including Greenamiasa Tuomena Areinall, Nichela and Enrichette Borlin, Caria D. and Manon Fangra, Francesco and Maria Currano, Vincenzo D. and Angielina Palo ma, and many others across streets such as Lexington avenue, Holyrod avenue, Madison avenue, and Washington avenue.
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Greenamiasa Tuomena Areinall
Cener Street
Nichela
Enrichette Borlin
Green Street
Caria D
Manon Fangra
Lexington Avenue
Francesco
Maria Currano
Execter Street
Christian Science Lecture Set for Sunday Afternoon
William W. Porter C S B member of the Eboard of Lectureship of the Mather Church in Boston will lecture Sunday at 1 o clock in the Park theatre. He will explain Christian Science to newcomers covering what the teaching is how it is practiced and how it can help others.
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Park Theatre
William W. Porter
Mather Church
Boston
First Church of Christ
Porter
Second Flower Show to Be Held in Stratford
The Stratford parochial society hosts the second annual flower show at Christchurch parish house. On June 9 visitors may view garden flowers and peonies with attractive prizes. A tea room will serve luncheon or tea, and winners will be judged by Professor F Purch from Connecticut Agricultural College.
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Christchurch
Stratford
Parochial Society
F Purch
Connecticut Agricultural College
Bridgeport Social News Roundup
Mrs Paul R Griffith hosted Bridge at the Hay home for Mrs Edmund Bryce Duval Cleborne who will move to Wallingford. Mrs Cleborne, formerly Miss Mery Miller, is tied to Brooklawn. Events include Little Sisters gathering, Nananday Thimble club, a Bernice Nettton pupil recital, and a May Day at Elmira College with two Bridgeport girls. The area notes a wedding, WCTU meeting, a Democratic club card party, Calvary Episcopal Aid, Mooseheart festival, and several upcoming Bridgeport Art League events. Residents visit Saratoga Lake. families travel between Stratford and Providence.
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Paul R. Griffith
Brooklawn Place
Bridge
Hay Home
Edmund Bryce Duval Cleborne
Cleborne
Bridgeport
Wallingford
Musicale Planned to Aid Home Mission Fund
Mrs B W Kirk of 66 Longbrook Avenue Stratford invites guests to a Monday June 5 musicale at her home to benefit the Home Mission of the Methodist church. Reservations are urged through committee members Mrs Challis Breyer Mrs Thadore Brown Mrs A F Chamberlain and the hostess. Programs feature Mrs C Wheeler soprano Wellington Butter center soloist and Harry Saunders bass from Over Church with Irene Comer reader and Mrs H E Hoffman at the piano.
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B. W. Kirk
Longbrook Avenue
Stratford
The
Methodist Church
Tiveryona
Mra
Challis Breyer
Thadore Brown
A. EF. Chamberlain
EB. W. Kirk
C. Wheeler
Centralto Adivist
Wellington Butter
Ovver Church
Harry Saunders
Irene Comer
H. E. Hoffman
Plano
Bride Elect Anna Somme Honored By Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Anna Somme, bride elect to Anthony Jonello, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss M Dushay and Miss Delta Buccino. Attendants included Miss Margaret Dudley, Miss Perry Morales, Miss Sarah Gramer, Miss Jean Macek, Miss Anna Castello, and others. Dancing and refreshments followed the gift presentations.
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M. Dushay
Delta
Buccino
Anna Somme
Anthony Jonello
Miss Somme
Margaret Dudley
Perry Morales
Sarah, Gramer
Jean Macek
Anna Castello
Missy Ruth Howard
Florence Mantone
Antoinette Russo
Mary Sprig
Local Names Blend in Fragmentary Obituary Snippet
A fragmentary OCR reads several individuals including Misa Madeline Essner and Mrs L Buc evis with variants of names such as Anthony Somme and Patsey Sorm me. The legible items suggest a social or obituary notice with multiple names and suffixes but lack coherent context or dates.
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Misa
Madeline Essner
L. Bucevis
M. Somme
Anthony Buck
Tino
Anthony Somme
Patsey Sormme
Anthony Ionella
Martin
Somme
Ward B2 Ward B2 Will Receive Extras From Church Guild
Allingtown hospital in West Haven will again receive weekly treats this summer. The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion, aided by the United Church’s Young Women’s Guild, will provide ice cream and flowers to the hospitalized veterans each Thursday in June July and August. A card party at the Stra tb at hotel is planned to benefit the auxiliary, in appreciation of its work.
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Allingtown Hospital
West Haven
American Legion
Wol Iman
The
United Church
Guardsmen to Form Major Breckbill Post
Invitations issued to all former State Guard members to form Major Breckbill Post Connecticut State Guard Veterans Association. Meeting Friday at 8 pm in the Armory to elect permanent officers. Col. Le Herrmann via George Seltsami, secretary. All former members invited.
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Guard
Fredertoxt Y Brockbill
Connecticut
Guard Veterans Association
Col. le. Herrmann
George Seltsami
State Guard
To Market to Market Baskets Captivate Shoppers
A catalogue note describes market baskets as early carrying articles with varied styles. Indian made long handled pannier baskets come in many colors, plus Handled Market Baskets, Hampers for laundry, sewing baskets on standards, card baskets, and fancy Japanese table baskets offered in the Besemest.
Sash Styles and Hosiery on Sale at Weir’s Store
Readable catalog fragment notes plain white sashes called Organdie and Dimitie with deep hemstitched hems and delicate lawn embroidery finishes. Prices 50 and 75 cents. Advertisement from WeNclewear Soctlon.
Gold Encrusted Pickard China Basement
A basement sale features gold encrusted Pickard china with assorted pieces and prices ranging from 1.80 to 40.00 dollars. Items include bon bon dishes bread trays coffee sets jugs salt and pepper shakers sugar and cream sets nut bowls fruit bowls cake plates tea sets mayonnaise bowls and cracker and cheese flutes.
Reiber Bird Houses At Half Price Sale
Robin Sheltz promotes nesting material stations and bird houses at half price. The display features Tufted Titmouse Bluebird Wren Chickadee Flicker and Downy Woodpecker notes. Fourth floor.
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Reiber
Fashionable Summer Dresses Describe Dimity and Chambray Styles
The listing details light summery dresses in blue pink green and yellow with white dimity trims. Sleeves are shirred and piped with colored material and tied with velvet ribbon. Also yards of checked ginghams priced from 3.95 to 6.95.
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Dimity
White Pumps and Oxfords by I Miller of New York
The advertisement showcases summer shoes in nu buck, buckskin, and white fabrics praised as perfectly stunning. It features Oxfords, strapped pumps, and buckskin styles for walking, tailoring, and evening wear priced from 5.85 to 12.00, with mentions of main floor displays.
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I. Miller
New York
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