Bridgeport Aid Plans Meeting With Junior Republic
Bridgeport Aid of the Connecticut Junior Republic will hold its annual meeting at Unquowa School Hall Monday evening at eight. An officer election will occur and brief reports on the republic staff and work will be shared. The colony of about 100 boys, aged 14 to 18, lives on a 140 acre farm two miles north of Litchfield on the state highway and governs itself with its own laws.
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Bridgefort
Connecticut Junior Republic
Litchfield
The
Citizen
Connecticut Qunntor Republic
George H. Aylsworth
Alex Smith
Charles Charton
James Cook
Samuel Shaw
Bridgeport Aid
James G. Ludlum
Henry Hlodget
Hincks
Dutre Plumb
Margaret Halawin
E.W. Fairchild
Alumnae Reunion Draws About Forty Members
The Middebury college Connecticut Alumni association held its annual reunion dinner with around 40 members from nine states attending last night at the Stratfield. T. Fiske, vice-principal of Central High School, chaired and acted as toastmaster. Speakers included Paul P. Moody, president, Professor William Hurrage, Dean W. B. Wil, and Professor Myron Fi. Sanford. Mrs Wiley led the singing in a program of estige songs.
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Middebury College
Connecticut
Stratfield
Wamot T. Fiske
Central High School
Paul P
Moody
William Hurrage
Wil
Frofescr Myron Fi. Sanford
Mra
W. S. Wiley
Exchange Club Donates $50 to Red Cross Fund
At yesterday's luncheon the Exchange Club gave fifty dollars to the Red Cross fund. Members had already pledged four hundred dollars for the MI drive. Music Week was observed with President John H. Walters performing in two selections Mother's Day and Hair.
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Red Cross Fund
Exchange Club
John H. Walters
Halr
Elks Plan Big Attendance for Old Home Week Show
More than 600 members of Endreport lodge No 26 Elks will attend Polls Palace theatre Tuesday evening for the Elks night show part of Old Home Week. Bert Melrose clown gymnast will headline with Bridgeport artists and fraternal groups, as Elks parade from State street to the theatre and reserve orchestra seats for members and friends.
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Endreport Lodge
No 26
B. P.O. Elks
Elks
Poll's Palace Theatre
Bert Melrose
Lodge No. 36
Elkgs
Rua Manning
Bridgeport
Kulshts of Columbus
The
Lodge Hall
State Street
Seata
Byrd Atlantic Flight Uncertain Plans Remain Open
New York May 7 Commander Richard E. Byrd has not decided to sail for the Atlantic this summer. The American Trans-oceanic company says Byrd and sponsor Rodman Wanamaker have not reached a decision. Meanwhile Byrd and companion Floyd Bennett recover from injuries after a Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey accident, delaying any launch until Byrd's arm heals and Bennett leaves hospital.
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New York
CAP
Richard EB. Byrd
Atlantic Ocean
American Trans-oceanic Company
North Pole
Rodman Wanamaker
America
Byrd
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Flyod Bennett
Arctic
Byrgi
Bennett
Long Hill Birthday Party for 3 Year Old Girl
Charlotte Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis celebrated her third birthday with a party at home on Wednesday from two to five, guests from Bridgeport and Long Hill, pink and blue decorations, a birthday cake, games, and many gifts. A large turnout attended a benefit minstrel show at Long Hill Firehouse by the Park City entertainers led by Charles Flanagan with numerous performers, followed by dancing to Becks orchestra. Refreshments were provided by parish women.
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Long Hill
Charlotte Lewis
Charles Lewis
Bridgeport
Long Hin
Charlotte
St. Stephen's F&. C
Park City
Charles Flanagan
Jack Sullivan
Arthur Dunn
Jamces Maney
Vincent Benham
Steve Vance
John McDonough
Vincent Delmore
Martin Howley
Chester van Styke
George Underhill
Joseph Bues
Beck
Long Hill M. EB. Church
Ladjeg Aid Society
Banford S. Bench
Ray Ducas
Samuel Seeley
Harry Tea
Ray Lucas
Banford & Head
Arthur J. Hull
Louis Yoyt
Emma Sherman
Lawrence Sherman
Harvey and
David
Low Randall
Clarice Radcliffe
Honest Sherman
Chester Emack
Eril Lackman
Linn B. Abbott
Harry Lea
Edward Lee
Wilbur French
Charles Hall
Harriet Leavitt
David Leavitt
Hattie Patchen
Leonora Clark
Bethel
Fred Botsford
Park Lane
Robinson
Long Fil Street
Loula Wakeley Place
William Martine
Robert Adams
Richard Schmidt
Helen Buckelew
Tashua
Anna Schmidt
Bradford Hawley
Monroe
Tues
Parent Teacher Association
Atkins
Ty. St. Wildman
Herbert Walker
John Olive
Lillian Troy
Warren Harding
Bear mauls crowd at Hungarian circus killing child
In Szegedin Hungary a trained bear turned violent during a children's circus performance. The attack killed one child and injured thirteen children and three women as spectators fled in panic.
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Szegedin
Hungary
Baby and children's garments sale at Second Floor
An advertisement lists handmade dresses in Nainsook with embroidery and scallops, boys’ wash suits in Chambray and Beach Cloth, Creepers, lawn bonnets, Taylor Tot walkers, rubber pants, crib sheeting, princess slips, pajamas, gowns, and coats. Sizes range from infants to 6 years, with many items priced under $5 and some coats up to $12.75. The sale is noted on the second floor.
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RED Cross
Byrd Atlantic
the Palace
Lot No
Ata
Yoes
Main Street
Stratfield Hotel Bldg
Bridgeport, Conn
Richard Gabletta
Beptar Nichola
Ralph Huntley
Clifford Powa
Derby
Henry Blatz
Hollywood
California
Paul Blatz
Gerard Weshburn
U. S. Navy
Furleigh
Charles A. Padrick
L. R. Wil €Man
Maplecroft
Long Will
Springdale
Conn
Rey, Coleman
M. E. Parsonage
Cononeuiout
Fair Today
Besa
Oxford
Cannon Street
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