Smith College Club Holds Annual Meeting in City Home
The Smith College Club met in the afternoon at a city home for its annual gathering. Officers were elected: President Mrs Herbert Tepson, vice president Mrs Walter North, secretary and treasurer Miss Lillian Whitcomb, counselor Miss Sally Wilmot. The club reported progress toward its endowment fund and noted successful rummage sales and a garden party.
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Pleigeo i
Eth College
Iso
Cluts
George C. Waldo
Herbert Tepson
Stra
Walter ‘Orth
Lillian Whitcomb
Sally Wilmot
Wiss Sally Wilmot
Cinb
Alice Buckley
Wits Mariary Smith
Welfare League hosts banquet for Milford teachers
Milford teachers were honored at a Rivercli Community House banquet hosted by the Devon Welfare League. Guests included Superintendent H. S. Mathewson and Miss Cora Crane of New Haven. The event featured floral decorations, speeches by Mathewson and local principals, formal dancing, and a plan to resume activities in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Devon Welfare League
Rivercli
Milford Teachers League
H. S. Mathewson
Cora Crane
New Haven
Yale Divinity School grants bachelor degrees in New Haven
At the Yale Divinity School graduation exercises in New Haven graduates received the bachelor degree. Addresses were delivered by Marian Beach and Professor Charles A. Dinsmore.
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Yale Divinity
New Haven
Yale Divinity School
Marian
Beach
Frof
Charles
A. Dinsmore
Letters in a summer visit and local estate talk mix
The narrative describes a weekend visit, a tour of Crawford Laundry, a planned move to Procklawn Estates, and a discussion of nearby development at Brooklawn Country Club. It mentions a New York trip, shopping at Lane's Candies, and various local promotions including furniture sales and a Nestle method hair treatment.
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Ungsons Echopl
Rolf Unlos
Brooklawn
Retetions
Reotiann Estates
Mark ¢. Meagher
Otter
Ing
Stratfield Association to Meet This Evening
The Steevie Breet Teachers in soriation will hold fly synal last regular meeting this evening at the school. The report at the Year's work will be read by the retiring president Mr Winthrop Wright and the election of officers will take place. Attorney Clarence Jfail will speak on The New Government, and Miss Emily Jack nat will give readings. The annual exhibition of class work by pupils will feature the evening. A social hour and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Calles
Louise Atwater
Elizabeth Bassiol
Ty Wllmot
Eport
Si College
Misa Ruth Everett
Sanford Stoddard
Mr. Mathewson
Frederick Gorham
Milford High School
Elmer Holbeck
Central Grammar School
Steevie Breet
Winthrop Wright
Clarence Jfail
Emily Jack
Nat
Old Academy Teahouse Opens For Summer Season
Fairfield residents celebrate the Old Academy tea house reopening after years of restoration. The colonial room retains original features such as a fireplace crane and antique desks while Miss Emily and Miss Susan Porter host with period atmosphere and refreshments.
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Fairfield
Academy
Emily G. Porter
Susan Porter
G ‘Paifield
Emily
Philadelphia
Hobart
Porter
Wedding Announcement for Miss Lucey and Mr Hurliman
The marriage of Miss Josephine Lucey daughter of Mr and Mrs Mitchel Lucey of 63 Olive Street and Charles H. Hurliman son of Jacob Wullima of 671 Connecticut Avenue is announced for tomorrow afternoon at St Augusta church rectory. A reception will follow at the bride's parents home. Miss Lucey is known in Bridgeport for clerical work with Hiner and Havens. Mr Hurliman is a teller at First Bridgeport National Bank.
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Josephine Lucey
Mitchel Lucey
Olive Street
Charles H. Hurliman
Jacob Wullima
Connecticut Avenue
St. Augustine
Miss Lucey
Bridgeport
Hiner
Havens
Hurliman
First
Bridgeportational Bank
People's Presbyterian Wins Endeavor Banner in Stratford
Bridgeport Christian Endeavor union held their annual meeting at Stretford Congregational church. Officers for the last year were re elected. John P. Sproul of the New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union spoke about the sixth world convention in New York from July to July 11. The attendance banner went to Calvary Baptist church and the banner for efficiency to Temple Presbyterian church of Bridgeport.
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Stratford, Junr
Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Union
Stretford Congregational Church
John P. Sproul
New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union
World Christian Endeavor Union
New York
Calvary Baptist Church
Temple Presbyterian Church
Briageport
Traffic Resumes on Congress Avenue Bridge
Traffic on Congress Avenue Bridge resumes after being tied up since midnight Saturday. Connecticut company completes repairs and resumes hauling across the bridge at 2:30 PM, about fifteen minutes after the bridge is re opened.
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Congress Avenue
Connecticut Company
Telephone improvement promises clear throat transmitter
A new telephonist device attaches to the throat to amplify speech, reducing background noise for long talks. The article notes a trademark claim and mentions a family named Short in Ontario with a surprising youngest member.
Prizes Offered for Card Party by Thimble Club
The Thimble Club announces a Thursday afternoon bridge party with prizes for high scores including a baby pillow a parchment shade lingerie and trimmed table runner among donated items. Food tables will feature homemade sweets and the event aims to raise funds to repay a 100 pledge to the Community Chest drive with 100 to 150 reservations already made.
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Thimble Ely Brve
Ranmsteh
Dudley Morris
Riss Henrietta Bison
Daniel C. Patterson
Horace Merwin
Aed
Ciub
Informal tea honors visiting Lame Sisters guests
Miss Elizabeth Bassick hosts an informal tea at her home for visiting Lame Sisters members from Englewood New Jersey Wilmington Del and Charleston S C along with Miss Katharine Lamon Miss Miriam waking and Miss Mary Frances Cathcart plans to travel to Northampton for their first reunion at Smith College. Also notes on various local social events and upcoming ceremonies.
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Elzabeth Bassick
Lame Sisters
Katharine Lamon
Englewood
N. J
Miriam Aw King
Wilmington
Del
Mary Frances. Cathcart
Charleston
Elizabeth Humphrey
New Fo
Bassick
Northampton
Smnith Rillege
Commissioner Lavery Home After Operation
Commissioner Lavery remains hospitalized following an operation. Authorities say his condition is improving as he recovers at the residence. Details on the operation were not released.
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Commissioner Lavery
Physician Should Take Public Into Confidence
Boston June 6 Dr Dwight Murray of Syracuse urged lay inday newspapers and a connecting link between doctors and the public at the opening session of the house of delegates of the American Medical Association. Dr Hubert Work of Pueblo supported the claim that medical achievements have been hidden from the public by lack of display. The report on finances showed sound conditions despite price shifts. The Judicial Council proposed trimming the Board of Trustees from nine to seven members and subdividing the United States into seven trustee districts. The Council on Health and Public Instructions noted progress in coordinating voluntary public health activities and adoption of the Model Birth and Death Registration Bill in several states.
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Boston
Dwight Murray
Syracuse
Amarcan Medical Association
Poyelcians
Murray
House of Delegates
Medical Association
Hubert Work
Pieblo
Asocittan
Board of Truste
Association
Ig Son
Judicial Council
Board of Trustees
United States
Enuneil On Health and Public Instructions
7Th Council
Ten Landing National Public Health Organization
Iowa
West Virginia
South Dakota
Nevada
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Alphonse Moeller
Willam Peeden
A. H. Chamberlain
Ralph Shoemake
Natalie
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Fortuna Gilly
Chris
Wes
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Crawford
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Pound Gates
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Bert
Edith
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Pa Teo
Procklawn Estates
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China
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North Conway
Crawford Notch
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Bethlehem
Profil
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North Waoldstock
Lost River
Byelen
Lane
Ceonla
N. Buckingham Company
Nestle
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Populi
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Topust
Bridgeport Savings Bank
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Thorpe
Fiat
Savin Hanks
Pintiresque Ag
Stratfield Association
OLD Academy
Lea
Ora
Wallfield
People’s Presbyterian
Endeavor
Congress LT. Bridge
Onalo
Thimble Club
I. W. Birnseye
Pairfield Avenue
Anna ‘Siwinnerton
John F. Syinnerton
Beechwood Avenue
Ossining
Ossiningen-Hudsor
Isa Virginia Ives
A. OC. Ives
North Avenue
New York City
Harries Allen
H. A. Parsons
Ulnter
Miss Allen
Frank
Lelie Capriera
Cannonsstreet
Newfield M
Alein B. Strong
Iris M. Strong
Woodland Avenue
Frederick Kupper
Central Avenue
Strong
Leona Clark
Dudley Clark
Theodore P.,guild
Edgar Kuehne
Triend’s Academy
Locust Valles N. X
Kenneth Bradmen Terry
Calvary Holicopal Church
Mra H. Sweeny
Sharron Avenue
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Wathar McGuire
Mensick
Maire Grady
Herbert
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Mra Qlere
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Therine Street
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Public Health Servics
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Chicago
Af 5
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Vada
Mississipi
New England
Fairfield Ave
Courtland
Barnum
Sood
Pastum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek Mich
Annette Kellermans
Jersey
Richard Hellman
F_D
Lawton
South
Norwalk
Loral Distributor
Harvey & Lewis Co
Main Street
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Elim Street Opticians
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