Fifty Years On Women Work at Factories and Seek Health
Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of 500 Monmouth St Prenton recalls taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to stay healthy while working in a Waisenall factory. She says it gave wonderful results and recommends it to friends in the factory, inviting letters for more information. Are you on the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Waisenall
Oversle
Lydis E. Pinkham
Private Charities Board elects new members
Three new members Abrs George P. Whitehead Mrs GC Townsend and Mrs FE J Pierce were elected to the board at the monthly meeting of the Sanited Charities held at the Malt Settlement yesterday. Reports from Main Street nursery Frank Miller Nursery and Hall Name Settlement were read. Attendance at the Main Street nursery rose to 971 for 42 families of 11 nationalities. Grace Sweet, adopted after her father's death, is now in Glencove, TL.
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George P. Whitehead
GC. R. Townsend
FE. J. Pierea
Board of
Man Fa
Moon
Ciiffith
Main Street
Frank Miller Nursery
Hall Name
Td Sports
Feenry Jennings asrorenLry
Renovt
Beyner Simpson
House Committee
Tollsone
Harvey Flubbell
Chalyman
Grace Sweet
Glencove
TL. T
Grace
Daly
Anné Haring
Senate to Decide on Election Probe
The full Senate elections committee will decide this week on the Sehall Johnson election contest. Chairman Deneed announced the subcommittee report and recommended a complete inquiry if authorized. Magnus Johnson’s counsel Donald Hughes urged a wide probe into a ring of inquiry the subcommittee says is not germane. More than a dozen witnesses from Minnesota may be called if approved.
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Ton, Marci
Sehall-Johnson
Nesutia
Senate
mer-Farbor
Sib
GHIG State appoints acting president head
Columbus March 2 Jorge W. Righthmaire, who has an Oxley Thompson retirement, today was appointed president. Announcement of the appointment was made by the Board of Trustees.
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Columbus
Jorge W. Righthmaire
Am Oxley Thompson
Board of
Multiple Society Notices and Engagements From Local Letters
A community page lists weddings and engagements, births, parties, and society events. It covers Mrs. Isaac Wilcox and Miss Marie Butter, a Jan 16 Sacred Heart ceremony, the birth of Walter Sanford Rubsaman, and various plans at Brooklawn and Westport venues, plus engagements and club meetings.
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Marie Jeanne Butter
I. L. Wilcox
C. W. Wilcox
Peekskill
N. Y
F. W. Butter
State Street
Sacred Heart Church
Hugh F. Carrig
Wilcox
Max Ams Company
Members pledge half church budget at Universalist dinner
About $2,609 was pledged by First Universalist members at Every Member Manor, roughly half the $5,200 annual private subscription goal. Over 7 percent attended the dinner and business meeting. subscriptions remain voluntary with flexible payment, as planned by Fluckingham Marsh and the trustees. Final results will be announced at the annual meeting on March 29.
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First Universalist
Fluckingham- Marsh
Marsh
Board of Trustees
League to Hold Annual Meeting and Luncheon
The Woman's League of the First Presbyterian church will host an annual luncheon and meeting on Thursday in the church parlors with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Hazel Nichols Dalton will sing with Mrs. Walter Wheeler at the piano. Speaker Mrs. Edgerton Parsons of New York City, president of the Organization of University Women, will discuss Women and Works Peace. Reservations must be made by evening at the church. The nominating committee is led by Mrs. George Sunderlin with committee members including Mrs. Frank Leus, Mrs. P. L. Black, Miss Alice Stoppard, Mrs. Harry H. Read, and officers named.
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Woman's League of the
First Presbyterian Church
Whic
Hazel Nichols Dalton
Walter Wheeler
Edgerton Parsons
New York City
Parsons
Organization of Univerity Women
World Alliance For International Friendship Through
J. Q.wetherbie
Aftine
George Sunderlin
Frank Leeus
P.L. Black
Alice Stoppard
Harry H. Read
The
Teague
R. Keys
Arson
Moore
Gerrish
Nurses Return To Duty After Scarlet Fever Case
Bridgeport hospital discharged three nurses who had been confined for 30 days after scarlet fever exposure. The remaining staff are to leave as their 30 day period ends this week. Nurses who recovered from toxin effects returned to work, and those exposed will take two weeks’ vacation before resuming duties.
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Thes
Bridgeport’ Hospital
Real estate man fined in court in Greenwich
Greenwich court fines Dominick Cofone a real estate agent sixty dollars and costs for selling without a state license. His license was suspended in December and testimony claimed he continued in business and attempted to renew a policy for Frederick H. Canfield on January.
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Greenwich
Maren J
Dominick
Segond District Republican club meeting tonight
Mrs. E. Hart will preside at the Segond District Republican club meeting this evening in the South Branch Library. The Sherman circle of the Ladies of the A HK will hold a card party this evening at 2 Cannon Street, with a short business meeting prior.
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Hart
Segond District Republican Club
South Branch
Hbrary
Sherman
He A HK
Cannon Street
EM Es
Olive Tablets Promote Pink Skin and Digestive Health
Wywards Olive Tablets claim to brighten skin and eyes by stimulating the liver and bowels. The vegetable formula, touted to relieve constipation with no dangerous aftereffects, is sold in boxes for 15 and 30 cents with general use suggested nightly.
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Wywards
Edwards
Rawards
Expert trainer claims cure for rheumatism with Uni-Trent
Niks Martin, trainer of the Washington Baseball Club, says twenty five years of study show he can restore a sufferer from rheumatism and neuralgia to quick mobility using the Uni-Trent. He cites players who recover after damp cold games and return to the field the next day. Fans know Mike.
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Ball Park
Uni- Trent
Niks Martin
Weahington Baseball Club
Mike
Mike Martin
Jargse
Waal Ball Club
Washington, D. C
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Beecham
Beetham
Private Charities Board
Associated Charities
Ghig State
Isaac Lqundsbury Wilcox
Walter Rubsamen
Brooklawn Avenue
Walter Sanford Rubsaman
Hledaps Kubsames
Ubsamen
Lorraine Tee Armstrong
Charles TI. Armstrong
May
Oliver Gonkd Jennings
Bain
New York
Mexico
Walter J. Luashar
Roundhlls
Fairfield
Bellncve
Fla
Jane
Westport
Ford
Edward C. H Porte
Ind
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How
Dartmouth Delta Bhi
France
Frederick Morgan
C. F. Lew
E. 13. Caldwell
Country Club
Habe Wheeler
Mesa
Guy Southey
W. Buren
St.ohn’s Church
Isrish House
Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr
George H.mpson
Warren Stanley
Trridgeport Hospital
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Inez Pack
Charles
Peck
Englewood Avenue
West Liberty Street
Mra Higgins
H. Thompson
Eva Rogers
Rose Loeckwood
Broad Street
Hidelily Rebekah
Wiliam F. Brown
Eport Hospital
Andrew J. Lawson
Hawley Avenue
Elsa Marie la Om
John Angus Peterson
Lenox Avenue
Miss Lawson
Jane Reynolds
Republican Women's Club
Margaret Hughes
Cole]man Street
Connecticut Froeelihe Association
Coels
Miss Sudshapire
Ritz
Pue
Cantakt Wilt
Werenece Burstein
Adale Arthur
Rose Miller
Betty Marscelma
Kane
Charlotte Mersky
Minnie’ Ben
Helen Nader
Jeannette Cohan
Mary Puatzek
Sophie Moss
Anna Jiler
Nya Goodman
Anna Gerda
Lavelnier
Mi Tia Hor
Detis Bition
Charleytus
Amnu Gerda
Cella Io
Margaret Dueh
Margaret Hudal
Pauline Handa
Oliver Dulstemm
Mildress Wa
Telly Gerda
Bihel AaiLorties
Anna Mayer
Getty Oo
Willian Colback
Johoyer
Michael Spatly
Michael Dyda
Dderotd Duttild
Edward Gerda
Cearny Meyer
John Gerda
Nils
Norbeck
Airfield Avenue
Ein Norheedolph Nelson
Naugatuck
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Buc Eetia
Warner Eirein
Wannen Street
Cvertrume Hennett
Wor- Red Bennett
Nugmag Street
Morton Swaet
Munlewoud Averure
Cork
Pala
Ted
First Universalist Church
Henry
Henry Ford
Thor
Electric Household Utilities Corporation
Hurley Machine Company
Chicago
San
United Huminating Company
Broad & Cannon Sts
Schell
Mae
Dr. Scholl
Bridgeport
Conn
Arcade
Mika Martin
Trelis Washington Baseball
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