Welsh Singers in Concert Here at Pilgrim Hall
A concert by fourteen Welsh singers of international reputation opens at Pilgrim Hall United Church Park Avenue and State Street tomorrow night under the Men’s Club sponsorship with tickets at 30 cents. Miss Gertrude Gronow of Caerphilly, famed in London, with her choir will perform. The lineup includes Miss Jennie Bilis Miss Louisa Davies Miss Gwenn Jones Miss Gwen Maddox Miss May John Madame Benjamin Thomas Miss Annie Flook Miss Mary Evans Miss L Angell Miss Lilian Gronow Miss Lily Hambly Miss Annie Powell Miss Ida Stephens Miss Gwladge and pianist Oliva Hfford.
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Pilgrim Hall
United Church
Park Avenue
State Street
Gertrude Gronow
Caerphilly
London
Prince of Wales
Louisa Davies
Gwenn> Jones
Gwen Maddox
Missy May John
Benjamin Thomas
Annie Flook
Mary Evans
Misa L. Angell
Lilian Gronow
Lily Hambly
Annie Powell
Ida Stephens
Gwladge
Muss Oliva “Hfford
Pope to Consecrate Two New Cardinals
Vatican reports say Pope Pius will preside at a late May or early June consistory creating two cardinals. Archbishops Van Roey of Malines Belgium and Augustus Hlond of Posen Poland to receive the red hat, with Cardinal Lauri already elevated in December and serving as nuncio to Poland.
Births reported in Vital Statistics column names multiple families
The Births Vital Statistics list records from several households. Alfred and Karin Danberg welcome a daughter on April 2 at 61 Burnhan Street, Albert and Freda Marvin have a son on April 22 at 303 Poplar Street, and more entries follow for Willam Forrest, Roland Whitlock, Arthur Hall, Ethel Burke, Jack Olschan, St George, Peter Van Hourean, Robert Isvans, David Faver, David Blakeman, Joseph Piskura, Manuel Noble, Nerman Mulevetz, Peter Horlick and others, noting spouse names, ages when listed, and residence addresses.
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Albert and
Freda Marvin
Poplar Street
Willam and
Theresa Forrest
Remington Street
Roland and
Katherine Whitlock
Russing Place
Arthur and
Hazel Hall
Coleman Street
Joseph and
Ethel Burke
Madison Avenue
George and Mary Bismark
Orland Street
Peter and Geatrice van Hourean
Hancock Avenue
Robert and
Elizabeth Isvans
Washington Avenue
David and
Helen Faver
Golden Hill Street
David An Vera Blakeman
Stepney
Conn
A Man of Rare Professional Attainment by Dr Pierce
Originator of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was Jtay V Pierce MD. He began in medicine in western Virginia then moved to Buffalo where he established the World's Dispensary. The remedy's popularity grew yearly, claimed to increase appetite aid digestion enrich blood clear skin and restore youthful vigor. Consumers are urged to ask a dealer for Plan's Golden Medical Discovery or send 10 cents for trial tablets to Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
Alden
Jtay V. Pierce
Yunia
Buffalo
Vierce
Dac- Iter
Plani
Gollen
Dr. Flerce
Buffalo, N.Y
Your Baby and Mine By MYRTIE MEYER ELDRED
A worried mother asks about her year old baby who spoke ma at five to eight months and now says goo and boo. The adviser explains early babbling and misreads, notes falls may cause no lasting harm, and cautions against overreaction. A reader offers feeding guidance for a three month old overfed with spit ups and a water remedy.
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Tere
Nursa
Knights of Columbus appropriates flood relief fund
The Knights of Columbus Supreme board in Chicago approved a 50000 dollar relief grant for Mississippi flood victims. Half goes to the American Red Cross, half to local councils for administration in affected areas. The fund comes from the order’s general treasury and follows a report by Col ML J. Og fanry. Supreme Knight James A. Fieher ty urged timely citizen contributions to the Red Cross.
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New Haven
Mississippi
Supreme Board of Directors
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
American Red Cross Fund
Order
ML J. OG Fanry
Knights of Cohinuous
Cel. Leary
James A. Fieherty
Red Cross
Personal Service Invite From Mrs Eldred for Intimate Problems
Readers of the Telegram are invited to write Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred regarding their own intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred Grugeport Telegram.
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Mrs. Eldred
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Grugeport Telegram
Thorne Speaks Tonight at G. O. P. Club Meeting
Angus P. Thorne, superintendent of the Welfare department, will address the Third District Women's Republican club at its regular meeting tonight at the clubhouse on Alfred Street. He will discuss a topical issue and all members are urged to attend with friends. Refreshments will follow. hosts are Miss Marie McGowan and Mrs Mary Valentine.
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Angus P. Thorns
Welfare Department
Third District Women's Republican Club
Alfred Street
Thorn
Marie McGowan
Mary Valentine
Court Approves Sterilization Law Supreme Court endorses Virginia act
The U S Supreme Court ruled Virginia's sterilization statute valid for inmates deemed insane epileptic or feebleminded under superintendent and board discretion. RK G Shelton guardian appealing for Atria Buck argued Fourteenth Amendment violations. Justice Holmes wrote the opinion with Justice Butler dissenting, upholding birth prevention of so called socially inadequate offspring as constitutional liberty.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
RK G Shelton
Atria Buck
Holmes
Justice Butler
Kerensky heckled in Waterbury talk
Alexander Kerensky former head of the Russian Provisional Government spoke at Second Congregational Church in Waterbury describing conditions under the Bolshevik regime. He said ballot removal of the regime is impossible due to police control and predicted uprising may come but could not say when. He was heckled as police guarded against disorder.
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Waterbury
Alexander Kerensky
Republican Provisional Government
Russia
Second Congregational Church
Kerensky
Michael Karpogich
Warvard University
New Britain Exceeds Flood Fund Quota
New Britain, May 2. The city surpassed its Red Cross Mississippi valley relief fund quota with a total of 5382 dollars today. The national quota was 35000 and collections will continue with receipts sent to the Red Cross headquarters in Washington, D. C.
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New Britain
staPp
Red Cross
Mississipni
The
Hed Cross
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court backs cotton gin license ruling
Washington May 2 AP The Oklahoma statute regulating licensing of cotton gins was upheld by the Supreme Court in a case brought by the Mitchell Gin company of Durant. There was no written opinion. W A Frost owner contended cooperative gins could be favored without proving public necessity, over individually or noncooperative operated gins.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Mitchell Gin Company
Durant
W. A. Frost
Miss Johnson to Marry as City Clinic Nurses Shift
The notice reports Miss Margaret Johnson of City Clinics to wed Dennis County Engines at Bridgeport Hospital. It notes Johnson’s resignation from Welfare building duties and a nurse reallocation: Ann Burns to City Clinics, Margaret Brown to day shifts, and Marian Murphy acting night nurse amid a planned merger of Welfare departments. The marriage is set for May 18 at St Augustine's Art church.
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Margaret Johnson
Dennis County
Inginesr
Bridgeport Hospital
Johnson
Ann Burns
Margaret Brown
Marian Murphy
St Vincent's Hospital
Fartford
Unt
Thia
Mr. Cooney
St. Augustine's Art Church
Well Known Soloist to Head Church Program at St Pauls
National Music week features a soloist at St Pauls Church Washington Park next Sunday at 7 40 p m Ralph L Chusman bass Snuchtens of Sprmerfald Massachusetts. He has been with the Trinity Quartet and Professor Turner’s men chorus. He will sing If God So Clothe The Grass Little Mother of Mine and Out of the Deep.
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St Paul's Church
Washington Park
Ralph L. Chusman
Bass Snuchtens
Sprmerfald
Mass
Mr. Chupman
Trinity Quartette
Turner
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iChildren
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Minnesota
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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New York
Madison Street
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Newsraver Richive
Men’s Club of
Alfred and
Karin Danberg
Burnhan Street
Jack
Lillian Olschan
Keeler Avenue
April St
Joseph Piskura
Bronkville
Natalie Provosky
Maple Street
Manuel Noble
Federal Street
Rose Noce
Catherine Street
Nerman Mulevetz
Tai Tark Avenue
Gertrude Shuman
Peter Horlick
Lindley Street
Mary Byczowska
West Avenue
Bridgeport Telegram
Your Baby
Mine
Myrtie Meyer Eldred
Supreme Directors of Society
Thorne
Supreme Bench
Miss Johnson
City Clinic
Chiffons
Georgette
the National Textile Corg
New Century
Dorothy
Mary Wallace
Seuss Btarrencurseee Ar Receier
Main Street
England
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