Council Service Club Dance To Benefit War Relief Fund
The Council Service Club will hold a dance Sunday night at the Business and Professional Woman's Club. Proceeds go to the Jewish War Relief Fund. An orchestra will provide music for dancing. Committee includes Mine Gevin Cohen, chairman, Miss Celia Boone, and Miss Zelda Pitkit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Service Club
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Jewish War Relief Fund
Mine Gevin
Cohen
Celia Boone
Zelda Pitkit
Vital Statistics Island Street Listings Readable
A fragmented OCR list of names ages and addresses. Includes residents such as George W. Shepard 19, Mabel Meeker 18, and Julius and Amy Di Aller with a daughter. Entries show street addresses in Swell East Main Mountain Grove Silliman and other streets with dates like March 16 1928 and March 14 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Elizabeth , Swell
East Main Street
George W. Shepard
Hart
Mabel Meeker
California
Wiel
Sen Utlon Willan
Louiss Tolater Banta
Mountain Grove Street
Maren
Domenick
Ivey Altier
Pas
Yan
Silliman Street
Ralph and
Frances Nophane
Iis Maenchen
Julius and
Amy di Aller
Alexander Street
Joseph and
A Shubena Ky
Emtie Tel Avene
Michael and
Mary Lisohinst
Pambroka Street
Dagughte
Rat
Bridgeport Animal Rescue League to Elect Officers Tonight
The ninth annual meeting of the Bridgeport Animal Rescue League will be held at the office of President William E. Burnham at 35 P. O. Box Arcade tonight to elect officers and discuss plans for the coming year. The meeting is open to the public.
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The
Bridgeport Animal Rescue League
Wiliam E. Burnham
P. Oo. Arcade
Bride Demands Death Penalty for Love Thief
A Washington report quotes Mrs. Charles W. Townsley, a nine month bride, calling for the death penalty for women who steal husbands. She urges armed women to rise, saying such a lover thief destroys happiness and should be treated as a murderer, while jewels pale beside love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Charles W. Townsley
Glea
New Mexico Rector to Speak at St John’s Session
The Woman’s Auxiliary of St John’s Episcopal Church will host a tea and lecture at 3 p.m. in the parish house at 768 Fairfield Avenue. Rev. W. Zeigler of New Mexico is the speaker. Mrs Clarence Ware and Mrs Fred Atwater assist, with Miss Phys Tompkinson and Miss Virginia Sterling helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S John's Episcopal Church
Fairfield Avenue
WW. Ei. Zeigler
New Mexico
al’ Episcopal
Mikey Muthia
Post Auxiliary Celebrates Second Birthday
Post Auxiliary marks its second anniversary with a ceremony at the Leron home hosted by the ladies of Seteran Post. Attendees included Grand Army of the Republic Spanish War Veterans Daughters of Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars along with the American Legion post of Wairfield and Stratford. The event featured a musical program by local artists and a dance with the Knickerbocker Rays Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Susiliary
Hi Post
Leron
Auriliars Menionie
Toor
Evelyn Northey
Gertrude
Sheehan
John Sullivan
Quintatie
Venus
Martin Howley
Herman Malowitz
Tohn Suliian
Lelapée Hull
William Willett
Licenseless driver in minor collision reported
John Doherty of 73 Wood Avenue drove without a license and was involved in a minor collision with Benjamin Reilly of 81 Frank Street yesterday. Doherty was later denied to obtain an operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doherty
Wood Avenue
Benjamin Reilly
Frank
Obituary for Frank W. Hayman and funeral notices
The obituary notes Frank WW Hayman of 242 Patrol Avenue died yesterday at St Vincent's hospital after an illness. He leaves his parents his wife two sons Frank Jr and Arthur and two sisters Mrs W Bottomley Waterbury and Mrs Irving Williams New London. Funeral at St Patrick's Church with mass by Rev Edward Goster from St John's Middletown. Interment at St Michaels Cemetery. Also reported is the funeral of Andrew Canfield from 40 Collaze Place with Rev H Pr Skearns officiating and burial rites. Bearers listed include Leo Whaley Thomas Canfield John Brown Robert Shaw William Arnold John Shea and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hayman
Frank WW. Hayman
St. Patrick's
Ehurch
Edward Goster
St. John’s Rectory
Middletown
Hayman
St. Michaels
Andrew Canfitid
Andrew Canfield
Collaze Place
H. Pr. Skearns
O. Ellis
Mr. Canfield
Caonguqtors
N. OO Py Coltanand A. WM. Konckapotanaud Lodse
Leo Whaley
Thomag. Canl
John Brown
Robert Shaw
William Arnold
John Shea
Charles W. Keith
Daniel D. O'Conner
Reverend Silcoxs Musical Lecture Tonight At Fairfield
Rev C B Silcox of Fairfield presents a Wednesday Afternoon Music Club lecture tonight featuring choirs from United First Presbyterian and Russian Orthodox churches with cantors and soloists. Program includes Bruch Kol Nidrei, works from Handel and Sullivan, polyphony from the Sistine Chapel, and treats from Bach to Elgar performed by church choirs, soloists, and Mrs Vera Bertilon Selms and Joseph Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Silcox
Fairfield
United
First Presbyterian
Vera Bartileon Seimx
Joseph Weller
Dorothy Staith
Silcox
Frederick Buyr
Israel
Kol Nidrei
Max Bruch
Dorothy Smith
Gerson Sirova
Warsaw
Cappocci
Lear
Sistine Chapel
Chow
Rome
Rossini
Dvorak
Oseph Weller
Germany
Jao
M. Pratoriae
F. Mendels
Sonny
United Con
Clayton
P. Stevens
Firat
England
J. Varley Roberts
Yeas
H. 3. Burleigh
Vera Bertilson Selms
Hal T. Kearns
Cornell Dean Says College Girls Smoke Less Than Outsiders
Dean G De White of Cornell University weighs in on student behavior, noting independence and self determination among modern college girls. She cites a shift toward personal responsibility, differing dorm rules, and the growing popularity of teaching and home economics alongside medicine and engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
G. de White
Wemer
Cornell University
Yenagney Loward
Eune Selene
Hite
Calle
Miss White
National Association of Deans
Spring Advertisements and Town Scenes From New York
The column sketches spring signs from New York including a three robin sighting, pink blossoms on trees, and a vivid advertising era by United Advertising Corporation. It mentions a Park Garden beauty show, with Mrs Kamerling demonstrating hair waving and new equipment for facial care. The writer visits Mr. Auhs meat market at 304 State Street, noting fresh menus and balanced meals as first priority in planning a spring refresh.
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Elyn
Scielde
C. al. Read Company Ob
Packfield Avenus
Almast
Unted Advertising Corporation
Tie Lawandes
New York
Leenhanen
Audi
State Street
Auch
Shita
Amd
York
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Nestle
Mme
Vera Rite
Liberty
Mary Phone
Noble
Animal Rescue League
Fomferner
Dimity
Lerner
New York City
A.stein & Company
Paris
Chicago
Natal
Perriwinkle
Copenhagen
Old Rose
Rinso
MSO
Lever Bros. Co
Gambridge
Mass
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