Bridgeport Normal School Class Day Shows Originality
Dressed in bright attire the senior class of Bridgeport Normal School presented an enterprising program at class day in the Junior High School auditorium. The event featured songs and solos with original witty lyrics, playlets, and a class song by J Martha Cotton, with a full list of performers and committee members.
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Bridgeport Normal School
Schiool
Jivernadoven
J. Martha Cotton
Mariel Sherry
Anna McClure
Mildred Platt
Mary Lavery
Lillie Schelg
Martha Cotton
Marguerite Hartmann
Rossalie Marshall
Eleanor Sherwood
Anna McGrath
Ruth Kaempfer
Dence
Pierrot
Pierratte
Rosamond Enegan
Catharine O'Brien
Loretty Linehan
Anna Fresk
Ruth Levin
Katherine Owens
Irene Lavery
Bridgeport
Ida Allan
Eleanor ‘Adama
Ella Duesay
Elien Bennett
Ruby Elphory
Mildred Patt
Elzabeth Hutchinson
Martha Cotton Thoft
Grace Carlson
Kathryn Daley
Sophia Baker
Edna Hayes
Grace Brantmeyer
Mildred Horowitz
Frances Carroll
Rosamond Donez
Clotilde Gaynor
Margaret del Marlon Finan
Catherine O'Brien
Lillian Weldon
Laura Audley
Asnes Kiely
Helen Carroll
Irencash
Ethel Hull
Mabel Sherry
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Martha, Cotton
Gladys Hopton
Marguerite
PARENT TEACHER ALSO ELECTS OFFICERS
The Black Rock Parent-Teacher Association elected officers at a Thursday meeting. Merlet T Shaw was reelected president. M V Hurlburt became first vice president, G A Olson second vice president, Clarence W Eduy third vice president, Harry Dikenon fourth vice president. Effie Marett was secretary and Jessie Duhigg treasurer. A committee was named to meet the Board of Education over the proposed long day. Grace Beach, secretary, departs for New York and received a parting basket of roses.
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Black Rock
Parent-Teacher Association
Merlet T. Shaw
Atts. M. V. Hurlburt
G. A. Olson
Clarence WV. Eduy
Harry Dikenon
Mis
Effie Marett
Jessie Duhigg
Board of Education
Grace Beach
Ciy
New York
Ivory Shades Gain Popularity in Bedroom Decor
Lamp shades are less colorful and more toned to fit a room’s general scheme. Ivory colored shades of silk or parchment have become popular for bedroom use. They sit admirably into the chintz hung room.
Republican Women Plan Picnic Rally at Putnam Park
The Republican Women's Association of Fairfield County plans a picnic and rally at Putnam Park next Saturday. Speakers include Mrs Marion Booth Kelly of New York and congressman Fran Walter Chardier, with a noon business session and a 2 30 rally in the grove. Members are urged to form parties and report to district leaders.
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Putnam Park
Republican Women’s Association
Fairfield County
Pumany Park
Rediing
Strattela
Offils City
Mares
F. J. Morrison
Marion Booth Kelly
New York Professional and Women's Clubs
Citizensain
Fran
Walter Chardier
New York City
Washington
National Progress
Citizenship Committees
Flower Exhibit and Tea Dance at Brooklawn Country Club
An afternoon event at Brooklawn Country Club combines a flower exhibit with a matinee tea dance. Gardens show wind and rain impact. entries include phlox delphinium and garden blooms with twenty one prizes in several classes. Dinner and a later film, Dawn of the East, follow. local resident Miss Clara Corbusier recuperates after eight weeks at home.
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Brooklawn Cantry Club
Marion Tis Forest
Warner
Charles G. Santora
Edmund Wolfe
Grippin
Charles N. Choard
Charles Awards
Stiles Goodsell
Frank Slosson
Thomas B. Dasher
DeVer Warner
A.W. Pate
TG. Howland Ude Jennings
Dever Arnor
Irs
Clinton BE. Sevley
Ane Ors
R. BE. Kent
Ie Vwarry Walker
Alphe
Aline Brady
Clara Corbusier
South Avenue
Hig
Farewell party for GE girls at Pleasure Beach
Members of A and HM clubs held an outing at Pleasure Beach to honor Miss Anna Foley and Miss Bessie Davey who depart for Schenectady today. Foley received a gift and Deven was presented with a bag. guests included Lillian Way and several other local women.
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Anna Foley
Bessie Davey
Schensctady
Misa Foley
Alisa Deven
Geneva
Lillian Way
Helen Iigéean
Grace Walsh
Esther Moose
Clara Mickely
Local Protective Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Bridgeport Protective Association marked its eighth anniversary at the University Club. The group aids women and girls in need, runs away returns to homes, and assists those out of work. Miss Hath ryn Hewtt is superintendent. officers include President Norimar Leeds and Treasurer Charles E Weeks.
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Bridgeport Protective Association
University Club
Protective Asacciaden
Anti Thes
Protective Association
Hathryn Hewtt
Norimar Leeds
wWil-iam
F. Boardman
B. B. Doremus
Sarah Wilmot
Herbert Shermani
Chares BE
Weeks
Amos’ Blesel
James Coutter
William Bg, Boardman
Jacob B. Klein
W. M. Gripsin
Thomas Cullinan
William Florence Day
H H. Dilingham
Walter @ North
T. Rourke
Dorothy
de Ver H. Warner
Walter S. Loewith
Walter 8. Wirt
D. Fairchild Wheeler
J. K. Williamson
George Cc
Walia
Appeal for Near East to Be Made in Church
Near East Sunday will be observed by many Bridgeport churches tomorrow with speakers from Near East Headquarters in New York occupying pulpits. Special offerings will support relief work for orphans at Armina. The need remains great as hundreds of relief stations and orphan asylums have been established, yet thousands more are awaiting aid.
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Christ
Canton and Roshanara Crepes in Combination
Attractive rose jade orchid and blue shades with white. Simple straight lines feature slight over-drapery trimmed with white Georgette veils and yellow stamens, or ruffles at skirt bottom. Prices listed 25.00 19.50 and 25.00.
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Canton
Roshanara
Rose
Jade
Clean-up sale of dainty petticoats and drawers
A second floor sale features French Nainsook Petticoats trimmed for wear under sheer dresses, offered at 4 1 2 to 4 1 2 dollars from previous five to ten dollar prices. Petticoats with cambric tops and embroidery are now 450, plus white cotton crepe open drawers with hemstitch or lace edges reduced to 59 or 75 cents.
Clearance on Cretonnes for Summer Furnishings
The store offers cretonnes at 65 cents per yard, down from 80 and 98 cents earlier this season, to clear space for new stock. These fabrics suit porch chairs and pillow slips for veranda use this summer.
Special High Grade Golf Hosiery for Men
Imported English stockings in brushed or plain wool with plaid effects in contrasting colors offered at $5.00 a pair. Described as high quality golf hosiery for men, promoted as nearly half original price. Main floor front display.
Candy and Hosiery Specials at the Main Floor
The store features Lisle stockings in black white and Cordovan at 2.00 a pair, 50 cents for a second tier. Mercerized Lisle in Cordovan priced at 3 pairs for 1.00. Saturday candy sale on the Main Floor offers regular 50 cent chocolates in ten flavors.
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Cor
Dovan
New Bags Bright Leathers For Sun Or Rain
Leather Sertion offers new bag styles for sun or rain with white tipped ends and stub ends. Available in blue black or red coverings priced at 3.59 dollars on the main floor front. These bags emphasize quality and choice beyond ordinary options.
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Ektator Webster
William R. ‘Webster
Amaude Jennings
Edward A. Jefnings
Williams Collage
Sally Lavery
Albert EB. Lavery
PaPrnee
Troy
N. Y
Eleanor Webster
William ‘&. Webster
Brooklawn ‘Buenus
Mrs
Harry
Ives
Canada
Conny
Yuscilia Marsh
Walter Marsh
Colorado
Smith College
Northhampton
Mass
Eleanor HB. Mathias
Pineknayvile
Ardelic C. Libbey
Noble Avenue
Grace Dalrympie Clarke
King’s Highway
Noble Ave
Nue
Spring Street
Does Friedman
Carlton Avenue
Friedman
Yetta. Coln
Howard Avenue
Wee Bew
Alpha Club
Summerfield
Mt EB
Edith Schofield
M. Perth
Summerfield Avenue
Herman Langzetele
G. Lawson
Liberty Building
Joe
Maxwell Griffith
M. E. Church
Beardsley Park
Mary Louise Peck
Stratfield Hotel
Alice Smit Godblot
Soprans
Zoe
Beatrice Marsh
Buckingham Marsh
Colorado Avenue
Smith Co.lege
Northampton
Silver Bay
C. G. Langon
Herman Langeetivl
Julia Foster
Carl Posten
Northaven
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Rinracht Society
State Street
Jerney Ping
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc. Jewelers & Opticians
Main ST. Arcade Corner
Country Club
General Electric Girls
Local Protective Association
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Children’s Knit Union
Georgette
Peggy Paige
Oor
Dloor
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