Women Democrats Begin Local Organization Drive
Vic Connections Alliance of Democratic Women will hold their initial meeting at 1 15 tomorrow at the Igrooklawn Country club with speakers including Luts Tiffany of New York Mrs. Georgy Bass of Chicago and Miss Caroline Fouts Rees. The Bridgeport committee includes Mrs. William T. Hincks Mrs. Fred Atwater and Mrs. Lynn W. Wilson. Various social and civic events follow, with notation of gatherings, entertainments, and upcoming weddings among local residents.
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Igrooklawn Country Club
Real movements start to fight living costs in Louisville
A citywide campaign led by Louisville club women aims to cut living costs by curbing purchases. Thousands already joined, with goals to enlist 200,000. Endorsed by church and civic groups, the drive urges wearing existing clothes, cutting meat and sweets, saving money, and building a permanent anti-waste organization under Rev. Dr. Charles W. Welch.
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Reception at Park Street Congregational Church
Rev Gerald H Bend pastor of Park Street Congregational church. His family and 36 members who recently united with the church were given a reception by the Ladies Union. An illustrated lecture by Rev MA Brand from the World Survey of Missions preceded the reception with charts on mission work and church needs. Miss Jean A Stockwell violinist will play tomorrow night in the church concert with church quartet solos.
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Bride's Wedding Draws New York Crowds
Police halted crowds outside St Thomas Church as the bride Saintaliss, sister of Manittleton, faced a highly publicized ceremony. Guests brought substantial gifts, with wedding presents valued near one million dollars.
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Trousseau Delays Amid Strike Amid Paris London Tensions
May 2 report from The Trench railforce notes Mrs Nancy Field widow of Henry Feld and her cousin Arthur Ronald Field may fail to deliver Paris trousseau to London before the strike. She hopes air shipment, while French mechanics threaten sympathy with the teammen. Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt and Mrs Belmont head to London with other society figures, as travel disruptions affect reservations and openings.
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Milford wedding draws more than 100 relatives and friends
May Zin and Miss Anna Bruce Wergueon wed at To'chomk with over 100 relatives present. The Rite was performed by Reverends Kantz and Carlson of the Ingenty Congregational church. Best man James Jergieos. An orchestra provided music. couple to reside at Crown street, Portnall Beach.
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E Port Democrats Set for New Haven Convention
Bridgeport Democrats look to state convention in New Haven May 6 to choose delegates to the national gathering in San Francisco. Mayor Worwalk and Homer B Cummings named as possible uncommitted delegates, with John A Carnell Jr chairing Bridgeport’s delegation.
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Suffrage Delegation on Tour for Ratification Visit to Lakeville for rally and talks
Suffrage delegates arrive from Hartford for a four day tour meeting local suffragists. An evening rally at Lakeville High School features Br. William Horace Day as president and Rep. Samuel C. Shaw as men's committee chair. Congressman Merritt to speak and a quartet of women to address the crowd.
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Citizen canvass for interchurch in Tonga to begin
A campaign to raise 80000 dollars for Interchurch World Movement begins tonight at 6 30 o'clock with a supper at the M G A rooms. About 73 workers are invited as guests of the canvass with A Almon Chaffee elected as chairman. Speakers include Rev William Storane Day, Rev Alexander Alison Jr, Rev Paul B Edwards, Rev Donald B McQueen and campaign manager Herbert Ekins. The drive follows recent church canvasses. Connecticut has pledged over 1000000 for church forward work.
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Roosevelt on the American boy and manhood
Theodore Roosevelt argues that American boys must become good men by rejecting cowardice weakness and bullying. He urges hard work and vigorous effort both in life and in sports, insisting one must hit the line hard without fouling or shirking.
Cost of Living Rise Tops 1924 Detroit Scan
The Department of Labor report shows December 2019 costs soared in American cities with Detroit leading at an 108 percent rise to December 1924 levels trailing by Port Ze with a small 4 percent gain.
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Secrets of the Movies Revealed and Navy Demobilization
A reader questions Mary Pickford's birth name and Jo es Mildred Elgar Chaglin salary changes in movie industry notes. The Navy announces near complete demobilization after war with 2,400 ships reduced and 400,000 personnel demobilized, leaving Patapsin and Narragansett vessels sold.
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