Charity concert and society events in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport charity drive and Ladies' Charitable Society event lead a long list of society activities. Mrs Warner of Bre Nomestead hosts visits while programs feature Arnold Greserlin and a quartet with Miss Esther Berm and other performers. Clubs plan lectures, hospital outreach, and a Mary Silliman charity drive, aided by J. H. Orton and Miss Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev Er BR. Warner
Bre Nomestead
Silman
Arnold Greserlin
Esther Berm
Ates
Clarened Hayes
Vaughan Wieser
Toraal Ramaple
Barra
Grace Lake
Gaorko Adanhammer
Mnuel Thompson
Margaret Casey
Adpleide
Passing of Kimona Brightens New Haven Music Scene
The New Haven orchestra led by Professor Stanley Smith’s son presents a season finale with a soloist and a featured artist. The program includes Mendelssohn and a piano and orchestra piece, plus Japanese fashion notes and a Tokyo-focused collaboration. Local dignitaries, sponsors, and families gather as rehearsals continue into the month. The Women’s Progress Club meets, and a Connecticut labor discussion is planned at the high school auditorium with Rev. Alexander Alison and other local figures as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven & Smony
Stanley Smith
Saorrow
Woolsey En Haven
Alfewe An
Auid
Relore
Omhesura
Grumman
Yale School
Masic
Mendelsonn
Lac
Melusinus
Simpnony Na Ob
Tokyo
Japan
Bosvinos
Miss Vanuyi Sakanicgo
Tt Asants Sen
Anima
She Y. Wc
Andante Ctimablie
Ces MeUniel
van Mag
Canada
Eryday Wour
Gure
Iiinansis
Fagan
America
Eaghind
VW. GC A
Consuméir
Lonsne
Hish
Connecticut
Alexander Alison
Presbyterian Hungernood
Mietaloek
Apwill Meek
Red Cross Appeals Relief for Sick Nations
Geneva dispatch reports Arthwrod Ballou leading a League council session that approved urgent relief expansions. He cites widespread starvation in central and eastern Europe and calls for expanded medical aid and supplies as Red Cross efforts intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Arthwrod Ballou
League of Nallong
League of Red
Central
Europe
Davison
Red Cross
Balcony
Diseise
Vermont Suffragists Press Public Plea in Montpelier
A Vermont suffrage group led by Lilian H. Olwentam asks Governor Clement for a public interview to discuss ratification of the federal Woman Suffrage Amendment. Clement previously refused access, citing a special session call by the Republican state committee.
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Buirlington
Vermont
Speglad
Segitature
Woman Voters Meet Madrin at World Congress
About a dozen nations including the United States Great Britain India France Germany and Spain plan to attend the International Woman Suffrage Congress in Geneva in June. Aimed at advancing franchise for women the gathering follows Budapest’s last congress which extended voting rights to many nations and signals wider participation by women in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrin
Spain
Play by Sterepticon Astercanticon at Universatiat clorch
Nev. Tal T. Kearns, pastor, read a helet autting of the play Dark Raalon, while slides were shown on screen during the task alehita services at the Universatiat clorch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astercanticon Portrandl Ao
Jdavid
Wolnsco
Alehita
Universatiat
Liberty Bonds Drive In Trithenar With Lithuanian Leader
A Liberty Bonds event is planned for March 21 in Trithenar to fund the sale of Liberty bonds. The gathering will feature a Lithuanian official, reportedly headed by the former finance minister, with Maxar Wilson and several city officials invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinimantina Uving
Trithenar
Mao Er
Mnanenrathe
Tihuanias
Maxar Wilson
Palestine restoration drive plans luncheon speak by Noline Gueewhen
In Palestine restoration efforts Caroline Greensield will host a campaign luncheon on Wednesday. Noline Gueewhen will present Pron extant wife to the car, after five months of study on the stand to be regenerated by the women’s movement. A $10,000,000 land fundraising target is noted with Mrs. Boma1seinia as chairman. Mrs. Louis Smirrow and a captain oversee the event, with Fink and Mrs. re bium in charge of the campaign luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolene Gueewhen
Caroline Greensield
Prine
Womn
Budge
Boma1seinia
Women's Ear
Louis Smirrow
Orgie
Fink
Mra. Rebium
Palestine Restoration Suspect Addresses Four Congregations
A restoration drive in Palestine plans a $20,000 effort promoted at four synagogues by leaders Rudolph Spoleny and Joseph W. Ziegler. Speakers urged support for Holy Land aid as local congregations pledged to contribute, with Reverend Tlyman Kouer and others stressing religious unity and fundraising at Congregation Agudas Achim and Anasas Achim locations.
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Palestine Restoration
Abram
Lie Paign
Rudolph Spoleny
Palestine
Europe
Ita
Donis M. Snitenin
Dridgegor
Bionist
Sistriath
Tlyman Kouer
Iraedlivneo
Congresatean
Agudas Achim
Maciavenge
Grandstraer
Anasas Achim
Winghieing Avenue
Drosswlh Street
Joseph W. Ziegler
Marginalized Giant of Carinthia and Tyrol Compared to Monstrous Figure
An eccentric tale from medieval times describes Margaret duchess at Carinthia and Tyrol as the tallest woman, noted for a jeweled crown and strange broadcasting device. The writer cites feuding nations, a controversial portrait, and speculative science about carbon grains and audio vibrations.
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Lonran
Quintin Matsysoof
Margaret
Carinthia
Tyrol
Margy
Ana
Stratford MIA Meeting Held At Town Hall
A local notice announces a 1 pm gathering titled Townes' Todd Nu and AL Mi to discuss amending the funeral arrangements for the late EL W. Baollttle. The notice lists Zeidlar as organizer and Smark-1y as a participant.
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MIA
Todd Nu
AL Mi
Torsday Ra
EL W. Baollttle
Zeidlar
Storm Wrecks Pallrcad Trapeil Facilities
Disrupted weather caused severe damage across Pallrcad area facilities. Reports indicate structural strain at several sites with power outages and emergency crews restricting access amid clean up and restoration efforts. Local authorities urge residents to stay clear of damaged zones and await official updates.
Weathered rail disruption as winter storm grips New England
Severe winter conditions paralyzed rail service across Maine New Hampshire and parts of Vermont halting trains on Boston and Maine Maine Central and other lines. Officials target partial restoration between roster and fortlane as crews clear lines and roads remain impassable in the most affected regions.
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Rowda
Mine
New Farapanire
Boston
Maine
Gerie Alnsie
Roster
Fortlane
Polais
Tn Central
Noorthern Hampathe
Theesate
Sacames
Quebdoa
Wemendons
Dirlwig
Sourtain
Boston and Maine Railroad Service Disrupted
Partial OCR reads that trains from the north reachedBoston and Maine disruptions affected service. The text mentions trains from the south and north facing delays with weakened rail hardware and midline issues. No clear dates or named places beyond Boston appear.
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Maren T— Sen
ISL Undiy
Orcay
Lals Otty Fox Day
Wilempis
Pollecy
Sostay
Dfierngon
Coxcornservice
Pittsfield Mayor Seeks Aid to Clear City Roads
In a March proclamation Pittsfield mayor Marchant urged aid to remove debris and clear the city. The note references plans to tackle tunneling and prepare streets for upcoming conditions.
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Pittsfield
First fret hot then feet cold remedy described
A testimonial claims a tonic cured nerve pain and headaches after three years of illness. The remedi is promoted by multiple drug stores including Hartigan’s Dug Stores and Switser’s with several locations listed.
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Cole
Hartigans
Patpield
Switner's
Bouthport
Westport
Westpure
Nantvalle
Noerthirap
Danner
Mahoney's Corner Drug Store
Shenton
Paul Mester
Derby
Salih
Anaoive
Fragmentary OCR of a local rail and sports page
A garbled OCR snippet mentions rails and a timetable style segment with names resembling teams or places. Context is unclear with many misspellings, but hints at a local sports or rail notice. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons emerge.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and events
Fragmented text shows misread words and stray phrases with scattered names like Samuel and River, implying a historical sports or public notices section but unreadable. Distinct facts are not extractable. content lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Stockings and Bloomers Ad Entrancing Fashion Finds
A vintage ad lists stockings at 29 cents, six pairs for a dollar, and a range of sizes. It highlights African Brown shade for matching tan shoes, women’s wear at 45 cents, pink bloomers priced 69 cents, and mer cerized knit bloomers noted as slightly imperfect.
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Stlat Brea
Rcheer
Mrs. Warner
Mr. Gremman
Haven Symphony
Activites
Woolsey Hall
Benes Noes
Newark
Drinkwater
Avraham Lincoln
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club Sill
Strawfold
Kathan Y. Hewtt
Mire Lenn Thilips
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Philips
J. HB
Orton
Univeritist Mission
Moss Olive Willoughby
Susman
Dengga
New York
Young Women's Christa Association
Golden Hill
Ecjoyer
W. Cook
Nichols
Sho Y Type
Pow's Theatre
Marefret Slattery
Misa Humlee Avery
Springfels
Svenis Aiub
Stracfeld Wall
Mary Silliman
Morthrop
Piarist
Mie Liuth
Asa Doret Rozth
Furnish
Mary
Lowe Peck
LeVasseur
Barviet Oxborne
Ehuveh
M. Moody Bowner
Fort Lauderdale
Mos
de Clarence Dicks
Brick On Shore
Wag
Wilig Jwhaong
J. Ano
Suva
Amd
Noli
Vincona Ho Springs
Aea
Wheeler
Gunma
Cinelescon
Florida
Join G. Saitlee
North
Washington Avenue
Mra Day Graeser
Mos Sadler
Episcopal Church
Llisworth Gilliiwan
Kimona
Robert al Mae
Walnut Areet
Naso
Charles A. Bogardus
Chicopee Talis
Mass
Dove Ryan
Women's Progress Club
United Church
Plorence Stoehe
Irv
Walia Hiram Foulkes
New
Sanamen'y Dunes
Plevst
Presbyterian CH
Rch Meers
Moorlig
Elie
Eliarel
Red Gross
Eerape
Sterepticon
Liberty
Woren
Campasen
Na- Sonal
Kromeliest
Duchess Marcarel Duis Grong Priée
Hieelf
Stratford
Storm
Boston and
R. R
Usengliz
Mays
Sot Marchant
John Gallagher
Davis Avenue
Ridgeport
Cinot
Mrs. the Gallagher
Elwabih Fenner
Alyan
Ganic Bobg
Wl Sabres
Pete
Toudny
Portland
Banger
Baleecutol
Pete Fuel Nei
Ama
Navalta
Samuel vi
Durham
Burson
Telephone Barnum
Borden’s Farm Products
Inc
Broad Street
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