Bicycle races end National Bicycle Week at Seaside Park
Seaside park track hosts amateur handicap bicycle races at 2 pm as part of National Bicycle Week. J P McCormack has attracted entries for events including a five lap open, one mile city championship, two mile open, two mile, and a girls one mile race with prizes such as watches and a gold knife.
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Seaside Park
Bridgenor
Seaside Park Track
J.P. McCormack
Stratford Avenue
Wo Zola
Arran
Cory
Park Commission
Once Ames
League of American Wheelman
Utton
Bridgeport
Ranr
Whelay
Rambler Wheel Club
Evide Park
Cep
Aeer
Dancing Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Hicc
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hicc hosted a dancing party at 237 Willow Street on Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Teresa Morey and Miss Lillian Wagner. Guests included May Clancy Hazel Aulse Blanch Smith Ruth Holcom Margaret Tuise May Abele Elizabeth Kelley Gertrude Smith Mary Smith Henry Smith William Tate Russell Mathews A H Jones Ernest Michael Oscar Johnson Harold Jones Kar Jetsen and Richard Burgess. The text notes a philosophical line about choosing between a dove and a carrion crow.
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Raymond Hiccspeck
Willow Street
Teresa Morey
Lillian Wagner
May Clancy
Hazel Aulse
Blanch Smith
Ruth Holcom
Margaret Tuise
May Abele
Filizabeth Kelley
Gertrude Smith
Mary Smith
Henry Smith
William Tate
Russell Mathews
A. H. Jones
Ernest Michael
Oscar Johnson
Harold Jones
Kar Jets
Balloon Girls for Pretty Group in Passing Show
Bridgeport will stage one of the largest nuisance revues at the Park theatre May 6 17 and 18 to raise funds for the Connnetiset Child Hygiene association. Balloon girls in rainbow costumes will star with Mrs State ley Bullard and Mrs Widen and Wolfe organizing a dance group. A long list of dancers and volunteers, including Miss Marguerite s Jeanne Houghton and Adele Py, join the production with rehearsals at the John’s Parish house.
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Child Hygiene Association
Bridgeport
Park Theatre
Stateley Bullard
Widen
Wolfe
Si Alec “Andabeth
Pidimean
Getty Wes - Mulan
Aling
Bony Clarke
Marguerites
Jeanne Houghton
Chapin
Wetty
Susan Jennings
Alisg
Esther Hindle
Vyanves Bullard
Adele Py
Children's Party Honors Warnelle Edwards at Ten
Mrs. George Wolmes Edwards hosted a charming afternoon children's party in Park Avenue for Warnelle Esther Edwards tenth birthday with games and a birthday cake. A long guest list of local names attended and many residents sent congratulations. The Milford Hospital Latics Auxiliary plans a National Hospital Day observance at Memorial Chapter House on Monday afternoon at three, inviting all interested in the work. Miss May Strickland and Mrs Maz Slavin of Laurel Beach are in New York City for a week. The Daughters of Isabella will hold their state convention in South Sulwalk on Monday with Mrs J Lavery and Miss Margaret Dorsey as delegates. Henry Chapin entertained last evening. Reta M. Hasrlon announced engagement to Howard Poole amid gifts from Mrs Chapin and daughters Blanche, Marion Chapin, and Haselton.
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George H- North
Wviam Selisamy
White Manufacturing Company
al Johnson
Waehe
Wisam
H. H. Leopold
Main Street
Hayins
Seaside Park
Barnum Monument
Watside Road
Howe Statue
Dave
Fred Host
Bridgeport
Tom Aston
Charles Fot
Fox Tire Company
Harry Eluiott
Elks
Walter Rangerty
Locke Bait and Steel Company
Toe Lindley
Joe Wilkinson
West Find
Southport
Lindley
Wight
Wheeling
Charter Mk Park
Hartford
Arthur Zimmerman
Wen . Busi
George Wolmes Edwards
Park Avenue
Warnelle Esther Edwards
Talbasy
Mar-gavet Bussick
Wrinces Bell
Henrietta Brown
Esther Brewer
Susan Breul
Catherine Bullard
Susan Burroughs
Amelia, Canning
Othel Grecelius
Elizabeth Tames
Celia Foster
Retha Flint
Barbers Goodsell
Latics
Milford Hospital
Memorial Chapter House
National Hospital
May Strickland
Maz Slavin
Laurel Beach
New York City
Daushwers
Tsabella
South Sulwalk
Mre J. Lavery
Margaret Dorsey
Ees
Angeline Ramlete
Daughters of Veterans
Sporms
State Street
Henry Chapin
Eastern Star Dance Tonight At Stratfield Ballroom
Eastern Star Oment chapter No 1 will host a spring social at Stratfield ballroom with an expected 600 attendees. Grand march, mime dances, balloon scene, and a streamer dance lead the program, backed by an eight piece orchestra. Committees led by Mrs Howard Gorham handle tickets and arrangements.
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Order of the ‘Eastern Star
Stratfeid
Paul
Seveen
Phyllis Wheatley Y to Keep Mothers Day Event
Reserves of the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the YWCA plan a Mothers Day program tomorrow at 5 pm with Metina Kearney presiding. The event features readings, music by local clubs, and an address to mothers and daughters by J. MacLaren Richardson, followed by tea and carnations for attendees. Members invite all mothers and daughters. a dinner will follow the program.
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Payllis
Y. W. CG
AL Ehetree
Metina Kearney
T. MM
Henrietta Camp
Wathuite Club
Ralbew Club
Priendship Club
J. MacLaren Richardson
Esther Gilmore
T. Af
Girt
Amweather
Virl
Unclear historical names and fragments in a brief notice
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered names and terms such as Jack Morrey Miss imme Flerthal and Ean Toffman with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is deducible. the passage reads as disconnected identifiers and nonsensical sequences.
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Adu
Sungu Seltig
Wol
Heth
Mother's Day Greetings Flower Tributes Across Churches
The article notes Mother's Day observances tomorrow with special church programs and floral tributes worldwide. Florists have prepared festive arrangements and promise prompt delivery across the United States and Canada.
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Budgenom
Mathe Ty
Ely
United States
Canada
Daughters Host Card Party and Dance at Elks Club
The Daughters of Isabella held a successful whist and dance at the Ilks Club on State Street, raising funds for order charities. Hanley's Orchestra provided music. Mrs. John J. Lavey led as general chair with numerous volunteers organizing the whist and dance events.
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Ilks Club
State Street
Hong
Daughters of
Isabella
Hanley
Singit Orchestra
John J
Lavey
Anna Eullivan
I. North
K. McAndreys
Jane Day
Margaret Dor
Thirhard
Torpe
Tomlinson
A. Wren A. Flanagan
John Phelan
Gericude U . Monian
Elizabeth Ravage
Harry McCabe
Anne
Bmrs
A. Relea
Mr. Meariack
Anna Donovan
Nellie Dunn
Building Permits Reported for City Structures
The building permits list multiple projects with addresses and types including garages verandas roofs additions and brick stores. Notable items include a cement black garage at 203 Hough Avenue a brick store at 09 Stratford Avenue and an addition to a garbage plant on Asylum Street along with several garages and residences on Lincoln Avenue Hancock Avenue Hawley Avenue and Traqisian Avenue.
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Perea
Boston Terrace
T. Ransone
Tentbroke
John Tabor
Hough Avenue
D. Walker
State Street
Jean Dedore
Stratford Avenue
Ingernell Construction & Inginceering Co
Pleasure Beach
Dan Cummings
Charles Street
W. Belash
Winstisor Street
Mary
Berenwood
Ida A. Tievy
Lincoln Wine
Rudolph MR. Tesh
Rage
Hawley Avenue
Salvatore Train
Main Street
F. Panties
Divelling
Chopsey Bill Road
Matilda Nelson
Hancock Avenue
Joseph Cohen
Hallam Street
Asylum Street
George Beoom
Herkimer Ette
Balai
Burr Court
Cer wreCan Bhy
Traqisian Avenue
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New Spring Millinery
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Milan
Boston
Paterson
New York
New Haven
Acs Bullach
Genny Lor Havens
Col
Mess
Havens
Tanner Lett
Kilizaberth
Alice Pullen
Daught
Duvten
Harry A. Thornbury
Wiitford Marsh
Tuaurence Mayer
Tyoonard Maguire
Field Sprague
Edward Patchen
Godfrey Day
Robert and Louis Kutscher
Thomas Lashasharles
Armstrong
John Windsor
Bronson H. Davis
John Wheeler
Charles Skinner
Frederick Bread
John's Parish House
Wloc. AL
H Eward Gorham
IM. Gornani
Arthur Ei
Stone
Walter J. Lyons
James A. Stevenson
Rogram
M Guy Ds
Tiss
Helen Sanger
Emma Ales
Florence Madatt
Phyllis Wheatley
John Lavey
City
Hain St
Elizabeth Fenner
Nathank Blag Vel
Homestead Tea Room
Clinton Avenue
Che
Jersey
Annex Jersey
Cretonnes
Belding Hall
Axminster
M. Quinn & Co
Wentworth Furniture CO
State ST
Broad ST
Bridgeport, Conn
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