Folk Rhythm Dances Highlight Seaside Recital Program
Miss Frances Brooms Cossewell presents a seaside recital featuring folk rhythm dances. The program includes Balkan and Old English dances, a chimes pantomime, a Spanish dance, a Javanese air, and various rhythmic pieces. Students from Mt. Ungerells school perform in colorful costumes with younger dancers aged two to fourteen.
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Frances Brooms Cossewell
Emia
Baloracka
Spey Lostsime
Feu
Ieavnty
Taos
Dante
Miss Harriet Allen to Give Recital at Parish House
Miss Harriet Allen, noted pianist from New Haven, will present a varied program tomorrow evening at the Parish House, under the auspices of Par sonny, with pieces including The Lark, The Wage Abe Cenrice on A tram, Gluck, Furds and Dawne by Ve Maly. The concert promises a refined selection showcasing her musical prowess.
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New Haven
Scherzo in Blas Minor recital notice
A terse recital notice invites Chen y to attend the Wednesday afternoon musical club event featuring Miss Aven Hisheen Tivorite and the performer Meraud Ennecets. The brief mentions a concert and attendance for an evening session.
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Choyin
Meraud
Dee
Cheney
Norrey
Even Ming
New Haven Votes On Charter Change Today
New Haven voters face a referendum on a city manager charter after the General Assembly amended the bill. The measure asks whether the police and municipal government should be reformed under a city manager plan or retained as current governance.
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New Haven
Genera Assembly
New Tiaven
Annual Elections At D A R Meeting
The More Suliman chapter held annual elections yesterday afternoon in the san wor of the Etraniely Wes Owe Unie WS orbeil Ww. Members recurdina spoke of the afternoon selections, with Mrs John AL Teradwelly and others attending. Charles Wak Cudney read poems by Mink Ato Tt and Sanford, while Mrs Pranic TT Sian oy Mys. tony Woodhull presided as chaisrman.
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More Suliman
Dy A
San
Etraniely
Wes
Orbeil
John AL Teradwelly
Wiigtey
Mare
Edgar
Spargos Pease
Diterestine
Mink Ato
Sanford
University
Pengress Howe
Wiethingzton
Priecith Mosher Rosenberger
Service Club Plans Dance at Country Club July 1
War era memories fill the article detailing a service club then known as the Junior Red Cross and later the Service Club, its origins in a girls’ school group, and its shift to wartime relief work. The piece notes dances, charity efforts, and the club’s evolution through 1918, culminating in public events hosted with local officials and teachers.
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Mark Shearth
Ieg
Anth
Nla
Universiey
Wrvrenens
Homer
Rigaberh Suckley
Trey
Red Crows
Dante
Bridgeport Day Set By Merchants Plan Welcome Outreach
Bridgeport merchants prepare a Bridgeport Day to extend a welcome to urbanites and residents. The Chamber of Commerce announced the event and named five coordinators to oversee preparations while plans focus on special values and community engagement for Bridgeport and nearby suburbs.
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Bridgeport
Mresehondry
Betall di
Morchiribige
Mets Bridgeport
Aw . Mekeni
Benjamin Moréseph Turk A. SN
2Nster Hart
George Dr
Normal Seniors Plan Glass Day Program
The class of 1921 at the Normal school will hold its class day exercises at the Shelton school tomorrow afternoon. A student from the graduating class will lead the procession, and special efforts aim to make the event most interesting. Decorations of purple and gold paper and flowers will adorn the hall. Miss Claire and the class president Helen McCarthy will present features including songs and recitations.
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Normal School
Shetton School
Ab A Naiok
Elias
Ann Naling
PY Migs Claire
Youm
Helen McCarthy
Senior Class Day at Local School With Guests
Miss Gertrude Hanson chairs the evening entertainment for the senior class prom and graduation. Dr. UVhapman of a local university will deliver the commencement address. Officers include President Elejen Schwerdtie dent, Treasurer Margaret Farley, Secretary Marion Forbes, and Helen McCarthy. Graduation on June 22 invites attendance.
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Toy
Keine Ab
Occe
Gertrude Hanson
Uvhapman
Alé University
Misa Elejen_ Schwerdtie dent
Muargarnt Flarley
Federation of Clubs Set Lawn Fete This Evening
The Federation of clubs of the Y W U A hosts a lawn fete this evening at 7:39 at the Y W A headquarters on Gelden Front street. A small admission fee will be charged with homemade candy and cabi on sale. Miss Margaret Douglas chairs the committee in charge.
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The
Federation of Clubs of
Y. W
Gelden Finstrest
Mise Margaret Douglas
Series of Dances Start This Evening by Recreation Center
Federation of Recreation Centers kicks off summer with a dance at Seaside Bat House on Tuesday June 14. Music by Barnum Recreation Orchestra. Centers include Madison Newfield Hall Barnum. Officers: Joseph Marvin president Milton Barset vice president Louise Burgess secretary F B Parey treasurer. Admission by membership card of any center. Dances set for June July August to fund Camp Alcamont on the Hudson. Flags decorate and an orchestra plays.
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Federation of Recreation Center
Wil
Seaside
Barnum Recreation Orchestra
Inum
Hadi
Madison
Newfield
Board of Recreation
Federation
Joseph Marvin
Milton Barset
Newhiel
Louise Burgess
Hall
F B. Parey
Robert Leckie
Walter Pinney
Textile prices and widths for fabrics and linens
The notice lists fabric types with widths and bulk prices including 59 and 75 cts Nainsook at 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 1.25, 36 inches wide at 39 cts per yard, 22 and 29 cts, Jean 38 inches wide with 3159 at 1.90 or 2.25 for 10 yards, 22 cts per yard, Long Cloth in three grades, Plisse Crepe 30 inches wide at 25 ets per yard, Sateen 36 inches at 39 ets per yard, and Marquisette for curtains.
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Frances Brooks Coggswell
Isabell Pillans
Stan
Sue
Mt Ungeeeells School
Chew Ba
Junel Anion Cnews
Seigulions
Viet Delloserie
Trent i Rarke
Foivel Hunt Finrauvechoe
Hazel Jawis
Tmily Lavyson
Huth
Peart Lisnamb
Derg
Mare Com
Ree Nevil Agnes Paul
Tay Vivian Shaw
Perian Ana Clara Spetrina
Mildred Zitline A Unhen
Posy Finteher
Brute
Ire Dla
Jim Lilian Wi
Isabel Pillans
Harriet Allen
Blue Man- Gay and
Allims Care
D. AR
C. N. Worthen
Mary Sillimah
Charles He Symscromg
Keith Rodney
AM Stra Stratford
le Meenthylop Penisavlinaia
Mnes
William Dice
Bes Lin Grumman
Bloer Corwen
Park Avenue
Connecticut College For Women Yew
London
Gene Reymf
Women's Home Missionary Society
Gree Me
O'Clovke
Kestor
Calvary Tpicopal
Olsh
Joni ‘Naylor
Sore
Mra
Beaw
Peck
Man
Obaries
Broad Street
Intertype
Brooklyn
Imdeliy Sewing Circle
Myrtle Hamillon
Fair Haven
Troy Dead's Corner
Wamien's Club
Strawberry Yau
Rooma
Maly Street
Lamorrow
Penos
Uiteash
Myrtle
Wilh Mee
William Lafian
Svivan Avenue
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Broanstreet
Stratford
Charles Oxtan
Trantstan Avenue
Wee Cha Pramytiy
Phyllis Wheatls
Amiung
Willie Gheete
Taster Mart
Wy Nloc
Calorydo Weenie
le VW
Mmeck Dus
Huntington Fond School
Beardsley Park
Mareut Teachers Association
Paris
Cliftard B. Wilson
Board of
Egnration
Winer ‘Te Ha Eerie
Samuel Slawson
Tara
Thiah Holmes
Ani Mas T. Chinehin
Newman Place
Helen
Cheelu
Seneral Onahtman
Tie Ffacy
Plat
Biepnor Parteirm
Misa Maude Jennings
Sinia
Ives
Caroline Graves
Eshiol Skinner
Mise Hathering
Wieanar Watis
Msing Armsnen
Robert
Cadorhy Northrop
Edmund Bryce de Bok Wleherne
Anna Swinneiuson
Margaret Nettherces
Te Club
Louk
John Street
Fairfield Ave
Willis
Willie’s
Federation OF Clubs
Deselate
Camp Alcamont
S Hudson
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Georgette
Nainsook
Madras
Jean
Sateen
Mary Jane
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