Story of a Man’s Return at the Y M C A by Barry Haines
A graphic tale by Barry Haines of New York titled From Prison to Pulpit will be presented tomorrow afternoon at the Y M C A. The program, starting at 3 30, features Haines recounting his life and his work helping needy and discouraged men who feel they have failed. Mrs Clarence Well will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Haines
New York
Svith
Bowery Ranch
Haines Els
Clarence Well
The First Year Likely 10 Break New York Records
New York March 24 The First Year by Frank Craven passed 600 consecutive performances at the Little Theatre on Feb 25. It aims to break Hoyt’s 637 run record on April 1 and holds promise for future milestones as it nears 700 showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Goldens
Frank Craven
Swindell Smith
Little Theatre
New
Hoyt
Chinatown
Mr. Golden
Svent
Craven
Golden
York
Catholic Daughters plan to organize new Stratford Court
The Catholic Daughters of Amor den will meet at the Knights of Columbus house 161 Washington Avenue Monday night March 27. Miss Victoria Laramour secretary of the Catholic Charitable Bureau will address the meeting. A new court of the organization is to be started in Stratford tomorrow and members of the local court are asked to be present. Mrs Jamie McNamara South Norwalk state regent will oversee the exercises in the Stratford post office hall Main Street at 2 190 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of Amorden
Knights'of Columbus
Washington Avenue
Victoria Laramour
Weneral
Catholic , Charitable Bureau
Stratford
Jamie McNamara
South Norwalk
Atate Regent
Post Office
Main Street
Mrs Tingley 1 Target of Attack by Swedish Press
Stockholm reports Mrs Katherine Tingley head of the Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society faced fierce Swedish press hostility during weeks in Stockholm. Ministers protest her influence as leaders resign from Swedish branches. She left the Grand Hotel for a Strandvägen apartment and planned a Visingso island school project which may be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Tingley
Stockholm
Sweden
Han
Mra
Katherine Tingley
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Potat Loma
Cal
Real Aid
Strandwagen
Vay
Dogley
Nyheter
Tingley
Capitan von Greyers
Steckhadra J
Theosophists
Ouker Leas
Raiz Vora
Visingso
Lake Vattern
Count Per Brahe
Yingley
Attorney Day To Speak At Women’s League Meeting
Attorney David Day will address Bridgeport Women Voters League this afternoon at the Women's Club rooms Liberty Building. He will discuss how the commission form of government affects the duties and powers of the executive power the mayor and the aldermanic board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Women Votersi League
David Day
Bualnesg Women's Club
Liberty Building
Music memory contest opens in public schools Monday
The Wednes day Afternoon Musical club launches a music memory contest in public schools with cooperation from the Matton Bureau for the Advancement of Music. Students will listen to classical records, name compositions, and gain credit for extra information. Schools listed report needs for various records and machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matton Bureau For the Advancement of Music
Fragmented musical titles list from a concert program
A garbled OCR style list includes Der Erlkönig Traevy merel Largo Hallelujah Chorus To With All Your Hearts Lieben Traum Hungarian Dance No Nocturne in E flat Berceuse Swante Hungarian Rhapsody No 3 Toreador Song Ave Maria From The Land Of The Sky Blue Water Madame Butterfly Fantasia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreador
Staplea
der Erl- Koenig
Bercevao
Toreader
Barcarole
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Magis
Surprice Symphony
Trague Merol
Lape
Hallelujah Chorus
Lucia
Actsol
Pilgrims
Hallelujah
Ava Maria
Amtaaha
Hall
Black Rock
Summerfield
Haj
Shelton
Longfellow
Whit
Her
Webster
Maplewood School
Sureprise
Liebestraum
Washington
der Erlkeenig
Webster School
Pilerims
Quirog
Wiittam
Overtur
Rowsin
Dvora
Aly
Bach
Pierima
Wagner
Sto Wagner
Hayin
Mendelssohn
Lanut
Ligbestraum
Disat
Brahms
Rebinsteins
Narcissus
Nevin
Macdowell
Chopin
Goddard
Chula
Donizatti
Lichestraum
Beroense
Willians
Sheridan School
Evening Star
Columbus School
Natclasus
Skelton School
der Erikoenin
Halleluiah
Toreador Sons
Pugrim
der Erlkoens
Madame Ewiertly
Paprtuata- McKinney Sthoal Neers
Dov Erikoenig
Whittier School
Willem Teil
der Erlkonnig
Halgtutal
Traevy Merel
M Hugh Will Addresses Friends of Ireland
M Hugh will address Friends of Ireland tomorrow afternoon at a meeting in Philadelphia hall. The event aims to discuss relations with the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic and includes envoys of Eamon De Valera. The Friends of Tri Freedom said they had resisted inviting the visiting delegates to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mettugh Yi
O'Chocis
Friends of Ingl Treedom
Fhiboentin Hall
Friends of
Trish Frealem
Association For the Recognition of the
Inez Republic
Herve
Wt. I
Rely
Austin
Eamon DeValera
Will
Tria Freedom
O Sness
Elizabeth Hill Receives $10000 Land Gift From English Rancher
London waitress Elizabeth Hill is reported to have received ten thousand dollars and a deed to one thousand acres of Nebraska farmland from an English rancher nicknamed Old Man Dexter. The transfer links a London recipient to a U S land grant associated with a mysterious benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hill
London
Nebraska
Old Man Dexter
O L I V E T Church Presents Review Museal Comedy
The Oliver Congregational church staged a museal comedy titled Review last night directed by Gerry Treadwell. A forty-strong chorus performed with vocal numbers by Soloists from the Five Hundred club. Cast members included Misa Eda Mohr Miley Clara Strempie Mr Edne Clark Mive Leona Petrucetti Arnola Andersen George Clark Adelbert Knox and Richard Moore with Policemen played by Jae Mores Leet Robbins and David Brothora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Congregational Church
Gerry Treadwell
Five Hundred Club
Wellart
Misa Eda Mohr
Miley Clara Strempie
Edne Clark
Mive Leona Petrucetti
Arnola Andersen
George Clark
Adelbert Knox
Richard Moore
Morrison forecasts improved business in local drive
Benjamin F. Morriana, chair of the Speed Up drive, told members of the Hungarian club at Rakaczi hall last night that teamwork with employers will spur the drive. He cited improving indicators and suggested Columbia Granophone Co employees might be rehired if the economy strengthens soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl Jvenu
Rakeczi Hall
Benjamin F. Morriana
Morrison
Columbia,Granophone Co
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Harry Haines
Atal
THE
NEW York Regords
California Theosophist
Women’s League
Featuring
Palace Millinery
Main ST. Opp
Stratfield Hotel
M’hugh Will
Friends OF Ireland
Olivet
Hyon
Fie
Woodmont
Whitney
Mission Library
Hadley
Ares
Veterans of the Foreign Wars
American Legion
Poli's
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