First District Women's Republican Club Poverty Social
The First District Women's Republican club held a poverty social last night at 151 State Street. Members wore quaint costumes, enjoyed refreshments and dancing. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays each month with Mrs. Alicia D. Campbell as president, who is organizing an April 4 whist and pinochle party.
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District
Women's Republican Club
State Street
Alicia D. Campbel i
Personal notice on Aranasavic son and college scholars
Mr and Mrs Fsadore Aranasavic of 1236 Central avenue announce the arrival of a son yesterday afternoon at St Vincent's Hospital MBs. Alice Baldwin Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wells Chapman of Park Place was elected Yo Phi Beta Kappa at Smith College Northampton MA. Miss Chapman Miss Eleanor Webster Miss Beatrice Marsh Miss Catherine Cullinan Miss Doris Booth are Bridgeport girls returning from Smith College today for the Easter holidays.
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Fsadore Aranasavic
Central Avenue
St. Vincent's, Hospital
Alice Baldwin Chapmin
Willian Wells Chapman
Ot Park Place
Smith. College
Northhampton
Mass
Chapman
Eleanor Webster
Beatrice Marsh
Catherine Cullinan
Doris Booth
Bridgeport
Smith College
Theatre League rehearses April plays in city YMCA program
The Life Theatre League begins April rehearsals for two League shows, a Holmes and Edwards club comedy, and a third directed by a joint team. Directors include Miss Julia Farnum, Oliver Hunter, Mrs. Sarah Pryor, and A. W. Bearse. The venue is the YMCA Industrial Service Center on Garnant Avenue Monday night in April.
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Te Life Theatre League
League
Holmes & Edwarda Dramatic Association
Julia
Farnam
Oliver Hunter
Sarah Sherman Pryor
Holmes & Edwards Association
Red Lamp
A. W. Bearse
Y. W. GC. A. Industrial Service Centre
Garnant Avenue
Five Million Man Miles Sets Year Air Record
Washington March 21 The Air Service reports total flight distance in 1951 reached 1 63 908 miles while man miles totaled 2200 world trips equivalent Each plane crewed by two traveling 50 miles out and back yields 200 man miles The data includes only flights with distant destinations and ignores short local hops Mather Field contributed 07 119 miles including forest patrol
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Washington
Mar
Air Service
Mason M. Patrick
Sill
Okala
Mather Field
Man With No Pulse Fights Injury Claim in Manchester
London reports a 59 year old man James Rostron claimed damages in a Country Court case. Doctors diagnosed chronic bronchitis asthma sclerosis of the kidneys and a frightfully distended heart. Rostron testified he strained to lift a bear at work and was awarded 375 pounds.
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London
James Frostran
Manchester
Johnson
Fraternal Meeting Listings and Lodge Addresses
Community groups and lodges gather at numerous venues including The Falee program 140 Middle Mires, Monitor lodge I C O F 16 State street, Adelphian lodge 1087 Broad street, Magna Charta lodge, Stradford avenue St George hall, and East Main Street Arion hall. Sessions cover D of F Kyota council and Royal Arcanum listings among others.
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Wowompon Tribe
I. O. BR. M. Newflell
Main
Golden Hill Streets
Tralian Woman's Council
Beach
Sirget
Monitor Lode
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Magna Charta Lodge
Sens
St. George
St. George’s Hall
Stratford Avenue
Tenth District
Democratic Women’s Club
Arion
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pioneer Camp
Fairsfield Avenue
Kimmerlin Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Drunken man accused of assault in breakage case
Josep Pave of 200 Remington fleet is charged with drunkenness assault and breach of the peace after allegedly threatening a tobacco shop, throwing a yellow tempered plate glass window and show case, and slapping Mrs Ambrozinz1 in Hallett street. He is held on a $200 bond and to be heard in City court today.
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Josep Pavelast
Remington Fleet
Paveleski
Michiel
Obituary notices for March 1922 in Stratford area
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements from March 1922 list residents and relatives in Danbury Stratford and Southport. Names include Martha Barton, John Conway, Andreay Canfield, Maria Mahon, W Folliette, Clifford A. Hage, John Turley, Mary Jane Kellogg, Salina Olson, Bridget Ward among others with residence addresses and service times at local churches and cemeteries. Interments occur at Lakeview Morrison, St. Michael and Mt Grove cemeteries. churches include St Thomas Emanuel and St Augustine.
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Barton
Martha F
Joseph Barton
Brooks Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Conway
Southport
John Conway
Warbor Road
Conn
St.Thomas Church
Fairfield
St. Fairfield
Canfoeln
Andreay Canfield
Mt. Grove
Stratford
Maria Mahon
Thomas Duffy
Blakeman Place
Folliette
Dons
Devon
W. Folliette
Savices
Geo. J. Smith & Son
Milford
Oliford
Hage
Moninge
Triangle Street
Danbury
Danbury Methodist Episcopal Church
John 4
Turley
Milne — Street
St Augustine's Church
St. Michael's
Kellogg—Inn
Weston
Mary
Jane
Joan &. Kellogg
Emanuel Church
Lyons Plains
Thomas
Olson
Salina Mary
SS. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemplery
In Memoriam Card of Thanks and Church Notice
In memoriam for our dear mother and wife with thanks for flowers and sympathy from GEORGE MANDELT JOHN MASICA AND FAMILY MRS CHARBY CARD OF THANKS. there will be a special call meeting at Walters Memorial A M F Church Wednesday evening March 2 VAIL members requested to be present.
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Schart and Family Church
Walters
Colonial Theatre to Close Doors as Capitol Reopens
Milford March 21 A negotiated agreement between Capitol and Colonial theatre owners ends the Colonial showing after April 1 with the historic house to be repurposed. The Capitol, recently closed for repairs, will reopen Saturday under new lease terms and management by Skidmore and Anger.
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Milford
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Moving Picture
Capitol Theatre
Charles B. Nemejeko
Hartford
A. D. Skidmore
DL. J. Anger
Bridgeport
Walter B. Gill
Colonial
Skidmore
Anger
Rey
Travel Show Aims To Lure New Yorkers From Home
New York hosts the first Travel Show at Grand Central Palace with foreign governments airlines rail lines and tour operators promoting trips abroad and across the United States to educate and broaden business interests. The event highlights pricing schedules guides and tariffs to simplify planning for a variety of travellers including businesspeople seeking rest and expansion of manufacturing and marketing knowledge.
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New York
New Yorker
Grand Central Palace
Gotham
Great Lakes
Yellowstone
New Orleans
California
China
Europe
South America
Eels
Hym
Curtiss Must Remain in Insane Hospital
Judge Isaac Wolfe of the Superior Court in Middlesex County vacated a prior order in the Edward W. Curtiss case. The court is to prepare papers to continue Curtiss's placement at the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane in New Haven, where he has been confined since December 1920. A commission's report supported the decision after efforts to gain his release failed.
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Middletown
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court
New Haven
Edward W. Curtiss
Torrington
Wolff
Middlesex County
Curtiss
Connecticut Hospital For
Wolfe
Curtis
Sfele
Mother of Hero to Receive Medal at Local War Hero Event
Mrs. George Cummings Barr of Virginia, mother of Richard Cutts Fairfield, Harvard student killed serving the Italian army, will be awarded a gold medal by American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars at a concert in Poly theatre. Proceeds aid ex service men and a monument to the fallen hero is planned.
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George Cummings Barr
Virginia
Richard Cutts Fairfield
Harvard
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Poly Theatre
Z. Poli
Barr
Fairfield
Italy
W York
New Haven
Boston DA declines probe into double self poisoning deaths
Boston March 21 DA Thomas C OBrien said no evidence yet to justify police or county prosecutor investigation into the Pontine Virginia Clark and Otto Haldor Larsen cases. Larsen a Norwegian MIT chemical engineering student killed himself after Clark drank the same poison two days earlier in her Back Bay apartment. Medical Examiner Burgess Magrath report pending. Mrs Sarah Herrick, the girl's mother, arrives from Tamatoa tomorrow.
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Boston
George Burgess Magrath
Thomas C. O'Brien
Pontine
Virginia
Clark
Otto Haldor Larsen
Larsen
Massachusetts Institute of Technolagy
Himsele
Miss Clark
Back Bay
O’brien
Uigcngsion Ag
Acton
Sarah Herrick
Tamatoa
Ferret Attack Leaves Rat Catcher Bitten on Tongue
A London rat catcher near Maidstone was bitten on the tongue when a ferret unleashed a sudden bite during rat catching. Passersby assisted but could not free the ferret until the man’s throat was cut and hospital treatment began at a West Kent facility.
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London
Weat
Kent
Otter Attack Injures Ex-Service Man and Dog Near Bartholm
A ex service man named Toma Henry Jones and his dog were attacked by two full grown otters after killing two otter cubs in a stream near Bar lmouth yesterday. The otters defended a third cub with force and fury forcing them to retreat.
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Toma Henry Jones
Hia
Barlmouth
Jones
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United Profit-Sharing Corporation
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