Cast of St Ann's Dramatic Club Picked for My New Curate
The St Ann's Dramatic Club announced the selected cast for its play My New Curate to be staged Wednesday night at the center. Rehearsals happen twice weekly at St Ann's Hall on Brewster Street with Father Dan and Father Lethebs among the leads, and a large ensemble including Captain Ornish and Mrs Campion.
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St. Anis
Wrink McCarthys
Mr. Syndvey
Cather Pan
Anna McCrathi
Llmor
Tepluge
Abe Moyle
Mary Borarty
Mary Moylan
Hee Singer
May Pegay Arnold
Anes
Lbs
Helen Seitle
James
Otis
Mia
DtAtc
Olivabech Roach
Janet Rendergast
Ditsing
A Balsist
Toho Mop
Bobbs
James Peat
Ghaleman
Merehants
Gil Altar
Gore
Harbor Work Disapproved in Bristol Improvements Report
Washington March 2 Army engineers report to the House disapproves harbor improvements at Bristol. The decision halts planned heavy dredging and related construction, delaying project funding and work.
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Bristol
Local Junior League Forms Three Service Committees
The article lists the Girl Scout, Visiting Nurse, and Day Nursery committees with members led by Mrs Julia Wheeler, Mrs Tracy Dickson Jr, and Miss Helen Wheeler plus Miss Phyllis Tomson. Miss Eleanor Webster chairs Visiting Nurse, Mrs Frederick Stanton assists, and Miss Doris Bryant serves with two others. The Day Nursery group includes Methel Sklaner and Donald Choata among others.
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Girl Scout
Julia Wheeler
Tracy Dickson, Jr
Alvin C. Broul
Helen Wheeler
Susan Gibney
Phyllis Tomson
Miss Ramilson
Girl Scouts
Bridgeport
Visiting Nurse Association
Asociated Charities
League
Miss Bryant
Pyramid Mosque
State Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Helen Means
Local Exposition Promises Novel Goods And Home Recipes
A bustling display at the Howland Exposition features American products with shoe making demonstrations, replicas from the Smithsonian, and a variety of baked goods and breads. Vendors advertise Irish linen, luncheon sets, and fashionable clothing including Meigs & O’s smocks, with prices and styles highlighted for shoppers.
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Howland Ss
Siingers
Smrithsonian Institute
Losby
High School Junior Officers Named at Central High
Henry Burn an honor student at Budgeport High school and son of Mrs. Josephine Bur A720 Park place chosen president of Class 6 at Central High school yesterday morning. Other officers named include Miss Marion Lyons vice president Miss Betty OConnor secretary William Wendall treasurer Miss The Decker director of social activity Miss futh Laddig faculty advisor for the class.
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Henry Burn
Budgeport High School
Josephine Bur
Park Place
Central High School
Marion Lyons
Betty O’connor
William Wendall
Miss the Decker
Mies Futh Laddig
Births and Marriages Reported in Vital Statistics
Births include Nicholas and Clementina Rove a daughter February 15 at 148 Suburban avenue and multiple other couples listing their addresses and newborns. Marriages note Stephen Jackowitz and Grace Sweet and Veery McBennett and Mytly Peyton among others with ages and street addresses.
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Nicholas
Clementina Rove
Suburban Avenue
Jacob and
Annie Bernstein
Noble Avenue
Howard
Rose Timmens
Warden Avenue
Joseph and
Mary Misler
Joseph
Julia Berry
Hancock Avenue
Yarr
Jennie Clarson
Long Hill
John
Sophia Wade
Fairfield
Thomas
Mary Marshall
Strat
Stephen Jackowitz
South Avenue
Grace Sweet
Veery McuBennett
T Drouve Street
Tly Peyton
Drouve Street
New Valances and Curtains Sale on Third Floor
Ruffled Curtain Valancings priced at 59 cents per yard with double ruffling in rose blue and gold options. 42 inches deep ready for hanging. Tie backs 25 cents per pair. Dotted Marquisette Curtains sale at $2, regular $2.25, in plain dots cluster dots and checked effects with white, spotless options.
Closing Out 300 Men's Shirts at $1 Each
Large collection of men's shirts in colored stripes and white many with pleated bosoms. Original prices up to $3.50. All are high grade makes. Main floor.
Bargain Flannel Nightrobes Offer Deep Winter Savings
Large size outing flannel nightrobes priced at 1.59, down from 2.25 and 2.50, marketed as splendid bargains to use next winter.
Winter Weight Men’s Union Suits Cut to $2.95
Further reduction on winter weight men’s union suits. Some wool and cotton blends offered. Original price $4.75. Sale highlights substantial savings for this essential undergarment.
Men's Sport Sweaters in Demand This Winter
In great demand during the winter, these blazer sweaters will be worn all spring. Stripes and fancy patterns with lumberjack finishes at neck, hiphand and cuffs. Original prices $8.50 and 89. Main Floor.
Department Store Clearance Sale Promises Bargains Now
A促 women undergarments from 50c to 1 and bloomers in various colors and sizes are discounted to 1 each. Dark bloomers and Petticoat lengths in blue navy brown and grey include former prices up to 2.50. Marcellin drawers 26 to 30 waist now 50c from 1.50 to 2.50. Second floor rugs 19 by 34 inches sell at clearance. Fourth floor parchment stationery 59c and half price envelopes. Clearance offers vast value across departments with odd boxes of envelopes and parchment at half price.
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Meigs &O
Sui
French Flannels Plaids and Stripes Featured
A catalog note highlights French flannels with plaids and stripes in bordered patterns. Rich fabrics appeal to tailored wardrobes and home textiles.
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ST. Ann's Dramatic Club
High School
Alvin C. Breul
Doris Bryant
Junaior League
Margaret Doyts
Telinad
Negus
Arolt Maxheld Parrish
Watkins Avc Stork
Read
Benjamin and
Estelle Wurtzen
Asylum Street
Hebyuan
William and
Milfred Mahoney
Hullhouse Avenue
Lawrence
Dorothy Donavan
Wells Street
Demenick
Annie Fila
Adams Street
Donald
Florence Melean
Barnum Avenue
Frank
Margaret Ruskay
Davis Street
Taouls
Othel Rosenberg
Spruce Street
George and
Inez Upsom
Jongelwood Avenue
Jto
Moor
Bohemian Parchment Stationery
Poiret Twills