Dancers Shine at Seaside Institute Closing Reception
At Seaside Institute closing reception for Miss Frances Brooks Coggswell, Mrs. John Domnarso presided. Isabel Pyliansi presented many solo dances with participants Edna Demarse Virginia Maclin Beatrice Matz Mary Delaney Persy Fletcher Mildred Zelinger Vivien Shaw Christine Campbell and others. Children aided by Ethel de Nyss Beach and Miss Mills Normal class members Milford Carvallry Kelley Jeane Touch Dorothy Lowe Maya Reilly Edith Saxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brooks
Coggswell
Seaside Institute
John & Domnarso
Plano
Mita Isabel Pyliansi
Edna, Demarse
Virginia Macoln
Beatrice Matz
Mary Delaney
Persy Fletcher
Mildred ‘Zelinger
Vivien Shaw
Vivien Shaw, ‘Christine Campbell, Dorothy “Rul.ingford, Ruth Gronquist
Floler Goodell
Elaine Pratt
Virelats Donnelly
Dorig Mercer
Titian Stein
Dorig Nutting
Danny Gritma
Lucy Griffin
Marguerite Farey
Lilian Ward
Eugenie Porgy
Stela Carpenter
Irene Gyere
Ailea Harding
Flora Tischner
Lillian McDowell
Bertha McDowell
Hazel Lewis
Anna May O'Hara
Sophie Pappe
Frances Paddock
Viola da Rogerie
Perina
Milford High 1922 Commencement Week Features Baccalaureate
Milford High School held its 1922 graduation week with Clang Night at the Central Grammar school auditorium reading class data and prophecies. A union service at Plymouth Congregational Church delivered the baccalaureate by Rev. Charles F. AtKing. The commencement exercises occur Thursday evening with class histories and poems read by students, faculty gifts, and a program including Ave Maria and Aida postludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford High School
Central Srammer School
Boons of Educaion
Plymouth Congregational Church
Charles F. At- King
Virginda Plum
Misa Maria Maher
LeRoy Lush
Misa Belen Buckhols
Jeannette Boyla
Katherine Broderick
Mary Neylan
Frances Armstrong
Edythe Sennman
Geraldine Smith
Claus
Afr. Atkins
Cavalleria Rusticiana
Mascagni
G. Parmelee
Jesse D. Roberts
Charles W. Miller
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Miller
R. G. Partatice
Ava Maria
Susan Woodruff
Iife
Rav
Atking
Verdi
Relief shipments reach Volga as Petrograd opens
London reports Petrograd port reopening allows five ships with American relief cargoes to reach the Baltic. AID shipments totaling 425,090 arrive at Baltic or Black Sea posts, feeding up to 1,000,000 people in the Volga valley as relief efforts expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petrograd
Rus
American Relief Administration
Baltic
Russia
Battic
Black Sea
Voipa Valley
How to woo a millionaire husband in 1922 style
The article profiles beauty standards for finding wealthy spouses, arguing the ideal is natural beauty, youth, and shapely figures. It cites Broadway fashion, hair color trends, and a 1922 formula: be young, beautiful, shapely, and use your own features.
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Newport
Southampton
Ziegfeld
Broadway
Belt Shy
Governor orders probe of lawlessness report
New York dated June 11 reports complaints of lawlessness in Pennsylvania coal fields referred by Governor Sproul to the Pennsylvania Attorney General and the state police superintendent. Samuel Untermyer, acting as special counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, denounced alleged usurpation of government powers by mining interests and urged action against officials. Governor Sproul said the matter is under review and pledged to report results and support punishment of any officers overstepping authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Eproul
American Civil Liberties Union
Samuel Untermyer
Union
Commissioners of Coal and Iron
Arthur Garfield Maye
The
Civil Liberties Union
Wintonab
Sproul
Team Denies Disbandment and Plans Sunday Games
Greeny Farms manager Arthur Audley refutes reports of disbanding as false and asserts the team will continue to play as usual on Bedford Oval every Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeny Farms
Arthur Audley
Father praises Tanlac after daughter's recovery
Emil Laurendeau of Bristol credits Tanlac with restoring his pale, sickly daughter Julia who had missed school, lost weight, and complained of headaches. After taking Tanlac she gained weight, returned to eating, and regained energy, prompting thanks for the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Emil Laurendeau
Main St
Bristol
Cona
Julia
Timas
Hop
Hattie
Shy
Connecticut
Milford Plans Road Extension At Town Meeting
Milford plans a special town meeting within two weeks to review new permanent highway layout along West River Street near the First Congregational Church. The proposed east side route, favored to enhance scenery and expand road space, would cost about 2,060 above the $10,000 already appropriated, with work tied to park and riverbank improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfort
West River Street
West _ Main street
Crete Bridge
Board of Selectmen
Tan
Wepawang
Minnlelpa
Cane Erste
Textile strikers reject compromise in Pawtucket strike
In Pawtucket on June 11 a Lansiala Mills employee vote upheld the strike for a 48 hour week and wage cuts. The workers rejected former Governor Garvin’s proposal for a four day week with a ten percent cut, while the Goddard brothers who run the mills insisted on a twenty percent reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Lansiala Mills
J. C. W. Garvin
Onndale
Bartley
Aghtan
Goddard Brothers
Woman Dies After Drinking Lysol at Home
Mrs. Thomas Griffith of 2864 Fairfield Avenue drank Lysol at her home late Saturday afternoon and died shortly after at St. Vincent's Hospital. Her husband, a shipbuilder with Gardner and Palmer, said she had been pacing a period of deep low mood following periodic liquor use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffith
Feirfield Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nusband
Gardner and Parlmer Company
Pollos
Liberties Union to petition president to free prisoners
The American Civil Liberties Union announced a Benett amnesty committee will circulate in early July a petition to President Harding demanding clemency for prisoners serving wartime offenses. The committee includes the Amalgamated Textile Workers of America, the Federal Council of Churches, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, and the ACLU. One million signatures are to be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Tacms
American Civil Liberties Union
Light Summer Frocks for Hot June Days
Dresses of the lightest texture, simply but smartly made are cool and very comfortable even on the hottest day. Made from figured muslins, sheer dotted Swiss, tissue ginghams and similar fabrics. Large selections in full range of sizes and colors. Also attractive ginghams and ratines offered.
Linen Styles Debut With Low Waist Lines And Wrap Skirts
French linen fashions feature low waist lines and wrap-around skirts with white collars and cuffs and deep hem stitching. Colors shown include old blue, Copenhagen, lavender, and mohawk. Prices from $15 to $16.50.
Khaki Knickers and Summer Accessories on Sale
Advertises khaki knickers for girls at 2.75 in all sizes to 22, summer corsets of light net in sizes 23 to 1 at 1.89, long Milanese gloves for short sleeves with 146 buttons at 1.59, and 12 button Milanese silk gloves at 1.50, highlighting vacation wear and quality.
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Tomer
Mitchell Dairy CO
Grove St. Barnum
Lee Bros Furniture Co
Bridgeport
Conn
Hormc
Milford High
Reliee
Volga
James J. Hill
Syings Bank
People's Savings Bank
Main Street
Mechanics and J Farmers Savings Bank
Cor
Bridgeport Savings Bank
State Streets
City Savings Bank
N.E Corner
Bank Streets
Amastasia Eley
A Tey Eaton
Tanlac 6
Sy All Goog Druggrave
Liberties Union
N.Y
Cherbourg
Aquitanig
Dune
Berengaria
Mauretania
Elymoush
Mambure
Caronial
Saxonia
Euly
Cobh
Queenstowns
Quiverpool
Carmania
Scythia
New
Laconia
Londonderry
Glasgow
Algeria
Columbia
Cameronia
Csameronia
Bugton
Liverpond
Glaegow
Assyria
Rostena Queenstown
Liverpool
Samaria
Cunard and Anchor Steamship Lines
Allen
Aden
Alvin
Kneki Kalekers
Jersera
Meigs Vo
Barnum
Willams
Lamberts Rooe
BSC Juhme Tulcea
Loganberts
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