Citizenship school to teach women politics in Hartford
A citizenship school organized by Trinity College and the Connecticut League of Women is set for April at the Hotel Bond. Mrs. Harrison B. Freeman leads arrangements with Hartford league members in charge. Three days of lectures aim to aid women less familiar with political topics to discuss issues with experienced teachers. Reservations by April 6 with Mrs Freeman at 721 Main Street, Hartford.
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Hartford League
Harrison B. Freeman
Citizenship
Bond
Trinity College
Remsen B
Connecticut League of Women
Senby
Trinity, College
Retera
Jeny
Norris
New York
Freeman
Main Street
Hartford
Nurses Biennial Convention Set for Seattle
Nurses from this city to attend the American Nurses Association biennial in Seattle starting June 24. The trip includes an intermediate New England conference, with a Western and Eastern turnout, about 1000 ranks available, 3000 attended Atlanta last year. Travel from New York June 19, five Seattle days, then a pleasure trip, with two return routes via California or Colorado Springs to Salt Lake City. Reservations urged through Jestins Eline, transportation chair. Bridgeport nurse Miss Margaret Rourke coordinating local arrangements.
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American Nurses’ Association
Seattle
New England
Mary
Atlamto
Senthia
New York
Come Ferance
Shattle
Salt Lake City
California
Colorado Springs
Jsnis Eline
Transportation Committee
New York City
Luncheon of Alliance at Stratfield April 7
The Women’s Democratic alliance will meet at the Milford hotel Friday in Stratfield. Cordelia Hull, chair of the Democratic National Committee, is expected to send a proposal encouraging women to organize and engage in politics with men to back the strongest Democratic candidate for Congress.
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Alliance
Stratfield
Alvaneb Hirgheon
Miufield
Apszil T Tk
Plana
Cordelia Hull
T Hom
Congress
Wesleyan Musical Clubs To Present Concert Here
The Combined Musical clubs of Wesleyan university plan a concert Thursday night at the First Methodist church. Thirty-five undergraduates form the glee club and symphony orchestras performing joint concerts this season. The clubs have had a successful year with performances in Connecticut New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania during the Christmas recess.
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Wesleyan University
First Methodist Church
Glee Club
Sanx
Connecticut
New York
Ew Jersey
Pennsylvania
U M C Girls Plan Minstrel Show in St John Hall
The UW M C Girls rehearse for a plantation style minstrel show and dance set for April 27 at St John’s hall on Pembroke street to benefit the Ninth District Men and Women Republican club. Charles Roder, club vice president, oversees rehearsals held Tuesdays in Gast Main and Arctic streets club rooms.
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UW. M. C
St. John's Hall
Dare
Pembroke
Menard Women's Republican Clube
Charles Roder
Gast Main
Arctic Streets
Stratford League to Hear National Speaker in Town Hall
Mrs Edward P Costigan chair of the Food Supply and Demand Committee of the National League of Women Voters will address Stratford Town Hall Thursday at 8 pm. She travels from Washington DC and will discuss her work with the National Consumers League and the Fort Supply and Demand committee.
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Edward P. Costigan
National League
Women Voters
Stratford
Costigan
Washington D. C
Mia. Costigan
National Consumers’ League
District Consumers League
Fort
Style Books Ban Rumor In Brazilian Highlands
New York March 28. Explorer Walter Harvey of Wratwood New Jersey reports Brazilian mountain women have adopted American fashions after a government project engineer brought magazines to Ceara. The wives of locals refused native dress, led to hunger and cooking strikes, and engineers secured travel books showing African attire as proof of non dress styles.
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New York
Walter Harvey
Wratwood
N. J
Harvey
Ceara
Brazil
Parisian
Africa
Ground broken for Palmer library at Connecticut College
New London March 23 ground was broken today for the library building of Connecticut College. Donor George C Palmer turned the first spadeful of earth marking the ceremonial start of construction.
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New London
Maron
Connecticut College
George C. Palmer
New Haven Boy Dies From Football Injuries
New Haven reports the death of Hebaki, a 12 year old boy from Seymour, in hospital today from injuries dated to a November 24 football game. He was injured and treated for appendicitis which developed into abdominal complications.
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Jenet
Lydia
Mrs. Dyerst
Petrorr
Liberty Street
Cincinnati
New Haven
Hebaki
Seymour
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Margaret Rourke
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Emer Guck
Redding Aga
Ayintol
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Moye Reedie
Jana
Leulee Greenwood
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Elizabeth Fexner
Istratford League
the Chamber of Commerce
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