Women Voters League Meeting Planned This Saturday
The Women Voters League aims to outline its aims and legislative program at a nonpartisan gathering this Saturday afternoon at 3 in St Augustine's school hall Pequonnock street. Miss Grace N Murray state organizer will speak and local branches will be organized. Miss Euphrosyne Bown, a Democratic leader, will attend.
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Connection ‘League
Reid
Grace N. Murray
League
St. Augustine's School
Pequonnock Street
Vregardless
Thei Parte Affiliacions
Euphrosyne Bown
Tint Your Gray Hair At Home Ad
A vintage ad promotes Brownatone hair tint with a two shade range light to medium brown and dark brown to black. It claims simple at home use, harmlessness, and a free trial through The Kenton Pharmaceutical Co. includes price points 30¢ and 1.30 packages.
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Kenton. Pharmacat Co
Coppin
Covington, Sy
Trea
Prescription Claims Powerful Rheumatism Cure
Mr. James H. Allen suffered years with rheumatism and finally created a prescription he says dissolves uric acid deposits in muscles and tissues. He claims weekly tablets banish all signs of rheumatism and that Hindles Fining store in the area is the local agent offering a full return on the first two bottles if customers state no benefit.
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James H. Allen
Hindles Fiing Store
Anenrhu
Mrs Sprague Elected President of Local American Legion Post
Mrs Sprague was elected president of the Women s Auxiliary of the Jeremiah Murphy unit of the American Legion post following Mrs Crosby s resignation. The group supports Comfort Club activities and hospital visits, with fundraisers and planned charity events, including a bridge party at Stratfield and a barge for a soldier s family.
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Charles HH. Spragug Wharrvey
Comfort
Sound Amblanes Corps
Women's
Jeremiah Murphy
American Legion Post
Ars
Charles I. Crosby
American Legion
Sprague
Comfort Club
Crosby
Wars and Means
Women’s
St. Vincent's
Bridgeport
Altingtown Hospital
Stratfield
Tuesder
W. B. Price
William Lounsbury
Bernard’ Stratton
Two Men Arrested On Burglar Suspects After Night Break-Ins
Two men are held on breach of peace charges as detectives investigate alleged burglaries. John Davenport, 40, a circus employee once connected with Barnum, was arrested after being found in Lawrence Chamber's home at 62 Wardin Avenue where the door was left unlocked. Chamber returned to find Davenport inside and another man fled. No valuables reported stolen though furniture was damaged. Joseph Barrick, 22, of 120 South Avenue, was arrested near Redall and Barbarini's Aaron at 192 Middle Street after police found him by a forced door. Barrick previously faced burglary charges last March after a cop saw him crawling from a broken window in a State Street drug store.
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Cver
Barnum Circus
John Davenport
Lawrence Chamber
Wardin Avenue
Chamber
Davenport
Joseph Barrick
South Avenue
Redall & Barbarini
Aarron
Middle Street
Barrick
Statr Street
Milford Girl Scouts Reorganize Troops
Milford Girl Scouts reorganize a large non sectarian group with meetings at Lown hall and First church Milford, led by district executive Sandford from New England. Officers include Councillor Mrs Kath ering Merwin and secretry Mrs Harry Warren. An executive council will invite Milford men and women to join. A birthday party for Lillian M Alling featured music games a buffet luncheon and a gold pencil presented by the United church group.
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Milford Girl Scouts
Lown Hall
First Church
Beiltard
Sandford
New England
First
Plymouth
Milford
Miss Sandiford
Troup Council
Kathering Merwin
Raymond
Davidson
Atrs
Wareriel Hunter
Harry Warren Treasure
Malcolm
Lillian M.alling
Seaview Avenue
Christian Indeavor Society of the United Church
Marguerite Nichols
Dorothy Breens
Ethel Barber
Nan Hentley
Vfiorence Schutze
Nellie Alling
Florenee Alting
Muriel Anderson
Fiorence Unwin
Dorothy Ives
Grace Noonan
FL. Alling
Mra. H. Mellor
A. Sanders
Messrs
Walter Brinsmade
William T. Smith
Carroll Schutze
Charles Schutee
Stephen Nichols
Dick Richardson
Ani Bilin
Arthur Billin
Clifford Smith
Wwmi Sniffen
Joann Lang
Bawan Eck
Stratford to Organize League of Women Voters
Stratford women show strong interest in the jugational program of the Conference League of Women Voters Stratford branch will convene this evening at Christchurch parish house where a meeting is set to discuss aims, adopt the constitution, and elect new officers. Miss Gratia Rice, Juvenile Court official, will speak on the Child Welfare code. Miss Tice, who has attended Hartford hearings, has studied the situation.
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Stratford
League of Women
Rattford
Womer
Christchurch
Gratia, Rice
Miss Tice
Hartford
Adelphian Lodge Presents First Degree Work Night
Adelphian Lodge conducted the first degree for several candidates at 1089 Broad Street venue last night. The degree team received commendation for their drill. A brief business meeting preceded the ceremonies and a rehearsal followed for a lodge ladies play scheduled for Wednesday March 30. A lunch was served at the banquet hall.
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Mus
Broad Street
Adelphian Storts
Night prowler uses glittering scissors in Diamond Heist
In San Francisco a bandit announces his night work with nicked plated scissors. Dr Henry J Berthiaume, first victim, is confronted at his doorway after alighting from a streetcar. The attacker rips his necktie to reveal a diamond pin valued at 3600, before shooting the victim in a terrifying street encounter.
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San Francisco
Mat
Henry J. Berthiaume
Free Trial Claim For Rupture Treatment Card
An advertisement urges readers to write to W. Rice at 514 Main St Adams for a free trial of a rupture treatment. It promises muscles lightening and binding to close openings without a truss, claims avoidance of dangerous surgery, and urges immediate action with a coupon despite sensational rhetoric.
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Rice
Adams Y
Joven
Rice, Inc
Main St. Adams
Lenten Artist Concert Climax at Brooklyn Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn hosts a Lent season concert directed by organist Woodman with soloist Miss Grace James of Los Angeles. Woodman, famed for his city tours, leads a program featuring Handel, Gliere, Suilmant and exclusive pieces, highlighting a strong mixed choir and two notable soloists in a powerful evening of sacred music.
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Elmer Beardsley
Arca
Fat
Settes
Huntston A
Woodman
First Presbyterian Ehur
Brooklyn
Race James
Los Angeles
California
Mgr
Presbyterian
Brooktyn
America
Atiss Grice Games
Pacific
James
Miss Dames
New York
Percy Rector Stephens
Wendall
Miss James
Hegra
Listytto
Allegro
Maeder- Handel
Stevens
Woodmean
Hofmann
the Cross
Ona
Suilmant
Senior girls adopt simple graduation togs
High school girls have voted for simple graduation uniforms consisting of blouses and white skirts. The 170 votes favored the change over 25 votes for tris and furkelons. Miss Catherine Murph, vice president of the Girl Students’ League, led the effort and credited seniors for the community service during the year.
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Catherine Murph
The
Glass
Girl Students’ League
Church Groups Plan Meetings And Readings
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of West End Congregational Church meets tomorrow afternoon in the chapel at 2.00. Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor will speak at the Authors Club gathering tomorrow. Miss Alles Sherman will be the hostess. Little Theatre League director Mrs. Pryor will present One Act Plus at The Contemporary Club on March 17 with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey at The Oaks. Poet Hanson Towne will replace Liljeholt for a reading, as Towne takes over engagements. Mosain Club host Mrs. George T. Hatheway at 3.30, with study panels for the day. The federation’s flower day for Mercurius flowers, made by French widows and daughters, will fund French child welfare. The American Ex- president Willon Denasbury of rol avenue has returned. Fox Hills Government Hospital in Flaten Island is mentioned. W. I. holds an executive board session Friday at 2, then 2:30 reports by superintendents.
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Foreign Missionary Society of the
West End
At & O
Sara Sherman Pryor
Authers Cu
Alles Shermar
Prior
Little ‘Theatre League
Ciib
Jonathan Godfrey
the Oaks
Hanson Towne
Lilgeolt
George T. Hatheway
Vinten Anne
Mosain Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Black Sateen Fabric Description
The note describes black sateen fabric in good heavy quality, 36 inches wide, priced at 39 cents per yard. It provides a concise catalog entry likely from a merchant list, indicating availability and cost for shoppers. It mentions fabric weight and width to guide purchaser choice.
Weekend shopping and travel dreams spark family talk
Read about twins visiting Lane County shops and a Buckingham furniture tour. The article notes chocolate rabbits, large eggs, and a music records display, plus a new savings club and plans for a spring trip, with reflections on hair styles and upcoming cabin plans.
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Miss Rown
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Ogren
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Thas
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Charles Ogren
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Dorothy Smith
Damaiing Nevin Twinby
Ingle Nook
Rogers Surs
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Maree Charles Oqgren
Vaugha Wer
George Taylor
Quartette
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Chaminade
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Edna
Northrop Eacns
Diathering Rieghards
Naneben Rogan
Miss 2
Mune
Pigg
Lyon Rodgers
Shepherd
Charles T, Crosby
Girl Scouts
Main St
Hudson Cloak and Suit Co
Eastern Wholesale Millinery
League OF Women Voters
Adelphian Lodge
Shiny Scissors
Grace James
Willon Dénasbury
Rol Avenue
Bounsbury
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Annex
Gar Arace Vici
Natalie
Rt Lane
Dadith
Eam
Pound
Ind Gobel
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Boskerse
Jigith
Buckingham
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New’ York
Paris
Provence
Avignon
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Auto
Idea
Atryss the
Abdilertaneda Jst
Algeria
Tunisia
Biskva
Garden of Allah
Suth
Salara Desert
8. Loewith and Company
di Rinkstreii
Bronson
Flo
Bettina
Abe Bridgeport Savings Bank
Ettina
Rey
Ming
Wiillinery
HTL
John Beck
Raf
Homestead
Clinton Ave
Quality and
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