Comfort Club Social Highlights Local Charity Event
Comfort club enjoyed its most successful cards party yesterday in the Stratfeld parlors. Mrs. C. 7. Crosby chaired the event with co operation from several committees and many members listed among high scorers. The day included plans for spring work and a luncheon for the next meeting. Marriage notice announced for Ruth Amy Stiff and John Nienard Berg.
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J. Gindby
Moe
C. A. Movean
Wil Ham McCombs
C. LeVasseur
C. A. Wurtzen
G. F Bagley
Helen
God
George I. MacKenzie
P. Mig. M. Clabby
Abbot Yr
Todd
R . Page
Associated Chart
William H. Griffith
Ruth Amy Stiff
Bir
George’ Sty
Lenox Avenus
John + Nienard Berg
Carleton Avenue
Port’ Ghester
Summerfield
WW. B
Wiliam Flfedermott
Adv
Berg
Harvey Hubbel Co
Criterion
Luk
Sanior Play selection to be decided at next meeting
Several plays were presented for consideration for the Senior Play. At the next meeting it is expected the committee will fully decide which play to produce. Community notices include a Five Hundred club meeting at Mrs. Warren D. Balte’s home, and various church and society activities around Newfield such as Leagues, missionary events, and a concert to fund a church bell.
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Five Hundred Club
Warren D. Balte
Ome Epworth League
Newfield
XM. i. Church
Y Drive Leader Predicts Easy Win in Campaign
A YMCA membership drive ends tonight with overseas supporters boosting numbers. A.B. Lavery notes 370 members counted so far, as teams in divisions A and B race to recruit more. Captains Briser Howell and Wolfe lead teams, promising fresh members as the drive nears conclusion.
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Lavery
Fiell Marshal
Wu Tom
Vision
Iasu
Buiser
Howell
Edward Wolfe
Shailesge
Merc
Bergdoll Pleads Insanity in Draft Evasion Case
Rich Bergdoll, declared draft evader and desertion suspect, enters insanity plea via writ of habeas corpus in federal court. He and his brother have been sought nationwide. a sanity report from medical experts is due after hearings set for Thursday.
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Bergdoll
New York
Grover Cleveland
Bergdol
Governor's Island
Wwe
Bergdorf
Philadelphia
Nin
Sta
Rooster Fined in Oklahoma City Harassment Case
In Oklahoma City, Fred Gable was fined for harboring a rooster described as noisy and aggressive. The report notes the bird caused disturbances and involved a Plymouth Rock breed, with complaints centered on nuisance and potential danger to children.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Gable
Ratification Vote Refused in West Yearitime
A partial and garbled report states the ratification of the national gouts srage attendment was refused by Wie West Yaritime xennue this afternoon. The vote to ratify was 14 to da, reflecting a disputed outcome with unclear details.
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Charleston
National Guts
Children's Fun Hour at Chautauqua Feature
A Chautauqua program invites families to a Friday Children’s Fun Hour at First Methodist Church Trad and Pacific avenues. Miss Enhase will present skillful sketches, tricks, and stories with music. Tickets are limited to ten reservations and may be secured at Chamberlin and Cannon Street.
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Helen Kristol
Ridgeffield Avenue
Edward Catney
Ueroy Grogan
By Delmore
Vincent Elmore
Paul McElroy
James Shay
Jin Burns
John O'Donnel
Ser Popley
L. Laverr
Nruitale Bing
Chantaigqua
Trad
Palifle’ Avenue
Chamberlin
Cannon Street
Adriatic Question 15 Still in Suspense
On March 1 the Adriatic talks among Premier Nithh of Maly god the dugo St anizh Yor ga minister Toumidten and former Premier Pachizeh broke off. No progress expected in London as Supreme Council sits, with plans to reopen in Rome later. Italy’s Willi leads the delegation. Milanese reports hint at concessions to the Tug-Slavs, awaiting Wilson’s stance.
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ONDGN
Nithh
Maly
Toumidten
Fremier Pachizeh
London
Supreme Council
Rome
Willi
Lau
Schalota
Berg
le Journal of
Paris
Signoy Nii
Khow
Wilson
Adriatic
Injured Man Transported After Incident in New Field
Jparles Mason was injured yesterday morning after an incident in Gowaska involving a clove whaff. He was taken to Bridgeport hospital for treatment of his injuries.
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Jparles Mason
Bridgeport Hospital
Protective Also. Asks Ten Thousand Eight Dollars
A fragmented item swirls around a fundraising appeal touching protective efforts and a charity drive. It mentions a proponent seeking 10 008 dollars and references a 1920s context, with emphasis on sustaining benefits for those who can only contribute a dollar and urging broad wage-based support.
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Bridgepark
Fabion
Eimpalen
Ascohas
Phy Association
Wilmet
More Evidence in Conspiracy Case Heard
A court heard further evidence in a conspiracy case as investigators and counsel argued over the admissibility of material. The judge referred the matter for review with potential findings to be reported, while defense and prosecution debated the chain of custody and relevance of the contested items.
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Nogwalit
Galin
Unit
A. Hy
Duibane Geoneal Wim
Chant
Navy urged to become largest in world in a House push
A fragmented Washington dispatch urges expansion of the U S Navy to the world’s largest status. The item notes House discussions and naval strength, with unclear spellings and names due to OCR corruption. It emphasizes federal backing, strategic buildup, and implied timelines.
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U.S. Navy
Unclear fragmentary report on naval views and an evangelist
Fragmentary text describes naval opinions on ship size and a stated anti tobacco sermon. A hospital scene mentions an evangelist named Kionn Tuewia and a man named Lewis with injuries from a pine stem incident.
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Spok
Kionn Tuewia
Lewis
Findahs
Bedroom Curtain Materials and Sheraton Furniture Sale
A catalog listing white and ivory voile, marquisette and serim fabrics by the yard with borders and hemming options. Includes heavy serim for bureau scarves, fashions of Sheraton mahogany furniture, inlaid satin wood details, and special sale prices on four-post Sheraton sets and twin bed groupings.
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Sheraton
Correct Corset and Aprons Highlight School Wear
A pink figured corset for school girls with front hooks and waist-length steel ends, plus two comfortable pink models at $2.50. Bungalow and coverall aprons in neat percales with elastic belts and pockets, suited for labs and salons, with a special $2.00 center aisle display in the Main Apron section.
Linen Handkerchiefs and Candy Sale Items
A notice promotes limited sale of women's embroidered linen handkerchiefs at 50 cents each as quality pieces not soon available below 73 cents. It also lists candy offers from Main Aeon Nunnally's including Box Bountiful varieties and individual chocolates, with prices from 15 cents to 2 dollars, plus books by Dreiser, Spadoni, and Fort.
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Nunnally
South
Theodore Dreiser
Outing Nightrobes and Bloomers in Delicate Stripes and Kimonos
A catalog excerpt lists nightrobes in variants with dainty pink blue stripes and white options, necklines from high to low, long and short sleeves priced from 2 to 3.50. Bloomers in blue pink stripes, 1 to 1.50. Petticoats with rauslin waist, 0.75 to 1.00. Long kimonos or negliges with flowered designs priced 2.98 to 3.98.
Knitted Petticoats Comfort in Cold Weather Styles
Advertises knitted petticoats described as very comfortable for cold days. Notes they cling yet stretch with movement, available in solid colors and fancy borders in harmonizing shades. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.50.
ANOBERTT CASE CONTINUED AT JACOB CARFARA PROPRIETOR
A magistrate continued the Robert Groces case regarding ages at Joseph Carfara the Maurant proprietor of 92 Barnum Avenue. The incident occurred March 18 before Judge Harvey Day morning as a town policeman Cartaro the local witness at Pem Streets Sund.
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Anobertt
Joseph Carfara
Maurant
Barnum Avenue
Robert Groces
Harveday
Stowman
Cartaro
Roperti
Pem Streets
Frank L Walder In Civil Suit At City Court
In the Civil side of the City court sitting yesterday justice heard an action to recover 124 from Bertola for items of incubator supplies. Bertola claimed he had uttered man and the incubator question was reserved by Judge Whitler.
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Schis
Incubaton
Frank L. Walder
Jon Ploch Nau
Bertola
Reubatar
Whitler
The Letters of Natalie to Evelyn at the Unicad Church Recitals
A sender describes a lively day with organ recitals at the Unicad Church and a shopping trek to Whiting grocery store. She notes price drops, choosing foods, candy for home, and a tour of a hardware and gift shop with glassware, plant displays, and new rings.
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Evelyn Tou
Sen
Hans Kronald
Elmer Berndsley
Alvin G. Brew
St. Chins Church
Orguers
Dorheus Dephy
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