Fairfield County League of Women Voters Calls June Caucuses
Greenwich June 22 the Fairfield County League of Women Voters held its annual convention at Rosemary Hall lodge with over 100 members and delegates from multiple towns. A resolution requested the executive board urge the central committee to hold caucuses in June to accommodate pre convention meetings in August. The group endorsed the Sheppard Towner Act and a 45 hour week law for women while noting regrets from Gov Lake and Congressman Merritt over attendance.
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Greenwich
Pce
Samuel Shaw
Bridgett
Fairfield County League
Women Voters
Tithe League
R Osemary Hall Lodge
Bridgeport
Stratford
Stamford
New Canaan
Ridgefield
Lynn Wilson
A League
Fairfield’ County League of Wamen
League
Central Committee
Calli, Ag
Sty
Gifford Pincaet
Emerson P. Newell
Donna Bertha Lutz
Batimore
Brazilian League For International Emancipation
Weniss
Evercly J. Lake
Schuyler Merritt
Women endure pain at home and seek relief with Plakhams Compound
Those who do not lose their tem p fain no face lines. Indolence leads to idleness, and MEN BLIND TO WOMAN S SUFFERING. How many men think you have any idea of the pain endured by a woman in their own household. The overworked nurse and mother shows pale, headaches, backaches, faint spells, or melancholy and cannot sleep. There is help for every woman in this condition, as evidenced by the many voluntary letters recommending Lydia E Plakham’s Vegetable Compound. It will pay any woman who suffers such ailments to give it a trial Advertisement.
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Lydia BP. Plakham
Birth Announcements From Vital Statistics Record
Adolph and Marie Dembusky of 23 Cherry Street report twin sons born June 15 to Edward and Valerie Bergere of 163 Denver Avenue. Jourph A and Josephiny Millette of Saunders Avenue and On celebrate a birth June 18. Peter and Mille Woltokunaz of 200 Warren Street announce a birth June 29. Edward A and Evenne Couch of 85 Pixtee Place welcome a son June 30. Broniszlaw and Franciszka Gysk of 102 Hallett Street report a son June 11. Rysard and Anna Jablonowski of 43 Hallatt Street announce a daughter June 19. Marriages recorded: Aaron B. B. of 395 Gregory Street and Amelia Mazars of 23 1887 Park Avenue.
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Adolph and
Marie Dembusky
Cherry Street
Edward
Valerie Bergere
Denver Avenue
Jourph A
Josephiny Millette
Saunders Avenue
Peter and
Mille Woltokunaz
Warren Strest
Agon
Edward A
Evenne Couch
Pixtee Place
Broniszlaw and
Franciszka Gysk
Hallett Street
Rysard
Anna Jablonowski
Hallatt Street
Aaron B
Gregory Street
Amelia Mazars
Park Avenue
Osborn Elected Head Of Cost Accountants Forum
George W. Osborn of International Silver was elected president of the Cost Accounting Forum of the Manufacturers Association at the annual outing at Farms yesterday. Officers elected include Osborn president Huth vice president Sautter treasurer and Walworth secretary. An executive committee was named and dancing followed the election.
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George W. Osborn
International Silver Company
Manufacturers Association
Wallace M. Bayliss
Bayliss Commercial School
George A. Huth
Wiliam A. Sautter
Hill
Arthur Tots
C. B. Walworth
J. F. Miller
J. Piion
E. Japp
Rij S. Lathe
A. E. North
F. A. Nothwegle
W. R. Dietz
C. Franz
Fairfield Town Court Concludes Several Cases
Fairfield June 22 Gabor Negy and George Veres were found guilty of manufacturing intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and fined plus costs. Negy paid 25 dollars, Veres 100 dollars. Raid by Sheriffs Gould Elwood and mechanic Bennett recovered liquor and three tills. Other cases included John W Pressely cleared for reckless driving and William Voight bond set at 300 dollars with case continued. Miss Mary E Baird honored at Bryant Electric dinner after nine years as secretary.
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Fairfield
Gabor Negy
George Veres
Nags
Ceres
Gould
Elwood
Bennett
John W. Pressely
William Voight
J. L. Wiliams
Charles Simpson
Mary E. Baird
Bryant Electric Company
Miss Baird
Bryant Electric Co
Excellent Program At Webster School Closing
At Webster grammar school Oak Street the graduating class staged a long closing program with vocal selections drama and addresses. Students and teachers labeled entries included class motto No Victory Without Labor and a bell of voices with diplomas presented by Miss B M McGrath. Thirty one graduates received diplomas including Sadie Kahn Ethel Thomas Dorothy Gilman Nicola...
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Webster
Webster Grammar School
Oak Street
Jin
Torothy
Gordon Wesley Panton
Sadie Kahn
Irene Rogers
Liss
Ethel Mae Thomas
Dorothy Edith Gilman
Anthony Sandilone
Catherine Jaks
Rey Reich
Massa
Paledictory
Gaetano Fortunato
B. M. McGrath
Ethel Mac Tham
Ieholas
Frederice
John Peanelle
Mwienglas Falcone
Louis Sutori
Frank Barrett
Carl Christianson
Andrew Demko
Tony Petrocato
Julia Comer
Ethel Thomas
Estelle Maugh
Dorothy Gilman
Thelmy Rogers
Dorothy Sweedler
Sarah Ginsberg
Martha Fieler
Rose Kastoletsky
Tagob Guber
Theresa Pagitoro
Nicholas Federice
John Pisanelli
Nicholas Falcone
Louis Antuori
Frank Barratt
Carl Christiansen
Anthony Lanchline
Tony Patraccio
Julia Comen
Sadie Kalm
Thelma Rogers
Jacob Gelber
Theresa Pa
Sir Launfal Presented By Westport Junior High
Westport June 4 12 Closing exercises of the year were held by Janice High School at Stapice High tonight. The program was a poem recital with pupils reading verses in order. The Vision of Sir Launfal was the theme the freshmen presented. Founder's Day Hymn opened the exercises. Mar guerite Wuest Marie Durner Ruth Main Alberta Helm and William Baynham recited in the prelude to the ars. A piano solo by Margaret Burke preceded the first bars. Henry Bazata Ralph Aven Donald Dick son Helen Rosenbush and Ruth S selections. ame Swee Sp sung by the chorus. In the prelude to the second part the following pupils recited Sophie Mutocuskle Joseph Gatawweiler Eva fonlforth and Irving Hotenk Ay plan g solo by Marguerite Wuest followed. The second part had seven students Davies Adams Edward Post Glittard Myers Evelyn Christensen Margaret Burke Eawit Stur buck and Camilla Violet. The certificates of promotions were presented to the pupils at time.
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Westport
Janice High School
Stapice High
Sir Launtal
Marguerite Wuest
Marie Durner
Ruth Main
Alberta, Helm
William Baynham
Margaret Burke
Henry Bazata
Ralph Aven
Donald Dickson
Helen Rosenbush
Ruth
Sopnie Mutocuskle
Joseph Gatawweiler
Eva Fonlforth
Irving
Davies Adams
Edward Post
Glittard Myers
Evelyn Chrisensen
Eawit Sturbuck
Camilla Violet
Owas
Fashion's Forecast jumper dress pattern details
The Bridgeport Telegram advertises a new jumper dress pattern No 66 in multiple sizes with inverted side plaits and flat back and front. It notes materials costs about 40 cents per yard for fabric and 20 cents for binding, plus 14 cents for the pattern and 5 cents extra for color option. patterns mailed on 10 cents postage.
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Tnehes
Calvary Baptist Ladies Aid to Host Sale and Entertainment
The Ladies Aid of Calvary Baptist on Connecticut Avenue announces a basement sale featuring an entertainment and fancy article items today. Straw berry short cake and other treats will be for sale, and a mounted birds exhibit by Mins Ethel Parsons is shown at the Bridgeport Art. Leama items will be on exhibit at the club house on Cit Ton Avenue today from 2 20 to 5 o'clock. Mrs Henry B Drew of Seaside visits Boston. announce the marriage of Jewel Mae Gordon of 108 Parrott Avenue to Dudley Baulleu of Parott Avenue on March 18 at Little Secured Around the Corner in New York.
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Ladies Aid of
Calvary — Baptist Chu
Connectcut Avenue
Churen
Ethel Parsons
Bridgeport
Leama
Jewel Mae Gordon
Parrott Avenue
Dudley Baulleu
Parott Avenue
New York
Dorothy Hofmann Wins Stratford Speaking Prize
Stratford June 22 SpecialMiss Dorothy Hofmann won first prize in the speaking contest at Stratford High School senior class commencement exercises held at the Congregational church Her essay titled Education took top honors George Chase spoke on Cooperation and Miss Jenny Williams presented Life's Precious Treasures second and third prizes The event featured valedictory by Mary Coughlin and salutatory by Sthel Carren with diplomas and prizes presented by school board chair Frederick G Taylor Superintendent C C Thompson and W W Rogers The invocation was by Rev C Clark Kennedy and benediction by Rev R C Whitehead Attendance was standing room only.
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Bridgeport Pastors’ Association
Lois Bennet
Howard L. Shaft
Mary Coughlin
Thomas T. Coughlin
Sthel Carren
Frederick G. ‘“Aylor
C. C. Thompson
W. W. Rogers
C. Clark Kennedy
R. C.’ Whitehead
Winsted Man Dies After Auto Crash
Frank Von Hagen aged 44 of Winsted died at Middlesex hospital from injuries after an automobile crash near Haddam while on the way to Ivoryton with companion John Smith, 21, also of Winsted, to visit relatives.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Frank von Hagen
Winsted
Middlesex Hospital
Walkley Hall
Haddar
von Hagen
John Smith
Ivoryton
Ponderous Fireside Curiosities From Early 20th Century Media
A garbled list of curiosities and sensational topics spans fashion hats suitcase radios worm charm Ford efficiency, Britain and Harvard debates, Roman Methodists, Conan Doyle fairies, Lillian Russell rise, bootleg whiskey danger, Everest, nature freaks, and prosperity risks.
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Ford
Britain
Victoria
Harvard
United States
England
Rome
Conan Doyle
Lillian Russell Rose
Mt. Everest
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