Veterans to a wedding in New York parade on May 30
Memorial Day preparations in Welville focus on a parade through Bridgeport with a special address at Sea side park. The program centers on the Soldiers and Sailors monument with about 50 Civil War veterans expected. Local veterans, A. B. veterans, and relatives will attend the event and related activities.
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Welville-Van Houghton
A. B
New York
Sterer
Devon
Tex
M. Vanhoughton
Amene
Washington
Wwville
Ace
Nisay
Ammon Counci
Ac Omnister
Soldiers and Sailors
Auromenles
Parale
Tse
Iocal
T. A. Oar
Bridgeport
Old Guard
Nancy
Auerbach & Sons
11Th Ave
47Th Sts
Boys Arrested for Petty Auto Thefts
In the vestepfiax of six hours, all under sixteen, police cleared up many petty thefts from parked cars occurring nightly around Broad Gilbert and Art streets. The youths confessed to numerous thefts including purse snatching and breaking car locks. They were released to guardians pending juvenile court arraignment, with some already on parole or having prior court appearances.
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Broad
Gilbert
Art Streets
Tbis
Phil Shapiro
Warren
Gregory Streema
Greenwich Doctor Denied Divorce by Judge Kellogg
Dr John F White and Bertha White faced a prolonged divorce action in the vigil superior court. Judge John P Kellogg denied the divorce amid allegations of infidelity desertion and brutality with claims of a $5000 bribe offer and extensive witness testimony.
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John F. White
Cheekifeh
Bertha
Vernon
John P. Kellogg
Vigil Superior Court
White
Abs. Whitn
Two First Ladies of Land Honored by Club
SW TORK March 12 An arrangement of the election of 3 Mrs Warren G Harding and Mrs Calvin Coolidge to honorary membership in the Women's National anh was made today at a luncheon for the directors of the organization given by Professor and Mrs William R Sheppard of Columbia university. They are the first women to enter this hemor. The Dutch repard a storks nest on its Sign of good fortune, forbade any one to own more than 300 acres of land.
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Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
National Anh
William R Sheppard
Columbia University
Rome
Garden Party by College Alumnae Clubs Aids Endowment
Holyoke Simmons Smith esey Collinge clubs plan a May 21 garden party at Mr. aid a George C Walde home Black Rock. Proceeds support endowment funds of four colleges. Miss Sarah tilmet presides with committees chaired by Holyoke, Simmons, and Wellesley club leaders. Features include bridge, storytelling for children, games, tea, cafes, candy, small wares.
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Holyoke
Simmons, Smith
Esey Collinge
Aid A. George C. Walde
Black Rock
Mise Sarah Tilmet
Smith Club
M. H. & Mites
Mb. Holyoke Club
George B. Nothnagle
Simmons Club
Flora
Hurrow
Wellesley Club
Community Notes From Fall River Social Scene
Miss Sfelen heating of 328 Parts presents a note from Fall River with Mary Ryan of 92 Worth Street seriously ill for two weeks. Universalist church women plan a Seaside lunch on Tuesday May 12 at 8 30. Mrs Fred Walker Myrtle Avenue will accept reservations by Saturday. Mary Smith of 175 Paris Avenue convalescent after appendicitis operation. New officers head the club year with Clinton Hawes president. Miss O'Ressig Hawes leads the school. A novelty dance sponsored by Professional Women's club features the "Mutt and Jot" at the Liberty Building. Spring parties draw younger members. Irene Shallace of Bronx entertainment for Anne Owens, June bride of Jim O'Malley. Owens reception list includes Owens, Mrs William O'Malley, Mrs A. Dalton, Mrs John McCall, Miss Marion Hars, Laura Hall, Elizabeth Te, Catherine McTann, Miss Evelyn Reddy, and others. Ninth District Republican Women’s club whist and pinochle party proves a success. repeat planned May 18 at East Main and Arctic streets. West Font May meeting set for 1 pm with Mrs G A Brierly host. Fidelity Rebekah todec rehearsal Sunday at 2 pm, 1089 Broad Street. Mr and Mrs A McNeik ar of Bridgeport guests at the Ambassador Hotel, Polk avenue and Pitty-firse Street.
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Irene Shallae
Bronx
Anne Owens
Join O'Malley
Owens
Mary Ownes
William O'Malley
A. Dalton
John McCall
Marion Har
Laura Hall
Clara Madden
Catherine McTan
Evelyn Reddy
Gertrude
Frances Shalluc
Greek Ladies Dance for Greek War Orphans
Several hundred dollars was raised from an entertainment and dance at the AT Mary A A hall on Main Street by the Greek Ladies society Progress for Greek war orphans. Performers included Migs TB Auener and Miss PF Cullerton. Mrs Kiameos spoke for the society while organizers listed several members.
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Mary A. A. Hall
Main Street
Greek Ladies’ Society, Progress
Migs TB. Auener
PF. Cullertorn
1. Kiameos
Fashion's Forecast Pattern Notice from Bridgeport Telegram
Pattern department offers a new wash suit for boys in sizes 4 to 22 with tailored pockets on the blouse and light materials listed. Pattern costs 25 cents, sent by first class mail postpaid on receipt of stamps or coin. If not received within five days, call Pattern Department Barna 6100.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Barna 6100
Little Women stage success at high school night show
High School seniors staged Little Women under Mrs. Sara Aberman with vivid performances. Catherine MacLachlan led as Jo, Florence Davidson as Amy, and Genieve Godfrey as Meg. Cast included Thomas Reilly as Laurie and Anna Siebel as Aunt March. matinee planned for schoolchildren. The school orchestra accompanied the performance.
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Sara
Aberman
Pryor
Plumfeld
Catherine MacLachlan
Aleries
Plant Great School
Lorence Davidson
Amy
Centvieve Godfrey
Mag
Inba Brooke
Thomas Reilly
Beth
Marion Finch
Alma Reser
A. Rosivy Ikins
Franses O Neill
Hannah Mullest
March
Edwars
Kennelly
H. Louis Cohen
Professor Baker
Roland Wehser
Mr. Lawrence
Anna
Sie
Miss I. Svendsen
Minnie Silverstone
Judge Lindsey Fined for Contempt of Court
Denver judge Ben R. Lindsey of the juvenile court agreed to pay a $500 contempt fine plus $23 costs, after being found in contempt for refusing to reveal what a 1 year old ward Neal Wright told him about his father's murder. The boy's mother was tried and acquitted. He said he had no regrets and defended his stance.
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Denver
Ben RB. Lindsey
John Perry
District Court
Neal Wright
Lindsey Toda
New London Druggist Arraigned Over Unlicensed Practice
New London May 12 Charles M Taylor proprietor of Taylor's Wage Office at 102 State Street was arraigned in police court on charges of practicing without a licensed pharmacist. The state board of pharmacy secretary testified that Taylor allowed an unlicensed pharmacist to operate and warned him repeatedly. Mayor Leron testified to Taylor's involvement ending in the convention. He was fined $25 and costs.
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New London
Py & Vo ER Mo Letva
Norwich
State Board of Pharmacy
Charles M. Taylor
Taylor
State Street
Leron
Tarday
Bon Voyage Party Ends With Farewell Gifts
A Bon Voyage party for 8 Salfrin of 10 Steward Avenue concluded Wednesday evening with host Dr E Hennick and Mr Krenteman. Attendees included Mrs Saffrin who plans a trip, and guests: Mrs J Cohen, Mira, Mrs W The, Mrs A Fheingky, Mrs EH Piehias, Mrs I Migin, Mrs I Ruddenheim, Mrs Zulinger, Mrs FE Deutem, Mrs Arthur, Mrs I Berman, Mrs NS Torowitz, Mrs A Greenbers, Miss A Stein, Mrs A Landes, Mrs Jeon, Mrs M Iroone, Mrs Leboviehs, Mrs Kre, Mrs Natuman.
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Mra
Salfrin
Ayenue
Wedlard
Hee Wang Frente
E. ‘Hennick
Krenteman
Mion
White
Saffrin
J. Cohen
Mira
W. Teh
A Fheingky
C! Sohire
Mrs. Natuman
Milk Price Reduction Prompts Connecticut Dealers Union Move
Report notes a one cent per quart cut in wholesale milk price by the Connecticut Milk Dealers association due to spring surplus. The item mentions an Army system adoption in Harvard athletics and hints at changes in personnel selection emphasizing efficiency and exclusivity.
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Connecticut . Milk Dealers Association
Universalists Hold Ninth Annual Disarmament Session
The eighty ninth Universalist annual session in Connecticut concluded with officers elected and resolutions adopted. President Lincoln of Worcester and others named to three year terms. Hartford chosen as host for the year. Attendees urged strengthening theological schools and universal disarmament, praised Allied Council support, and backed an international court of justice. Local denominations offered greetings and supported Near East Relief and temperance work. Next convention to be held in Norwich.
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Connecticut
Presiden Lincoln
Wdldwin A
Tracy
Gary
Tay
Th van
Irersl R
New Ganer
Delegalny
Allied Council
G. Merherl
Ekhig
E. N. Potter
Connecticut Temperance Union
Rasalutians
Nerwich
Industrial Service Y W To Hold Dancing Party
A special dance is scheduled by the Industrial Service Y W to be held at the Industrial Service Center on May 14. An orchestra will play, and confetti will be used. Proceeds benefit sending delegates to a CCA camp and conference in Mine for two weeks this summer. A contest will award a prize to the girl who raises the most money. Contenders include Caroline May, Ward Lucas, Sadie Newton, Hilda Wehine, Marjorie Ci Mae Penny, Anna Casper, Mary Ghulack, Marian Jackson, Helen Pilias, Margaret Barrows, Mary Gulick, Carrie Hanno Berths Levy.
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Caroline May
Ward Lucas
Sadie Newton
Hilda, Wehine
Marjorie Ci Mae Penny
Anna Casper
Mary Ghulack
Marian Jackson
Helen Pilias
Margaret Barrows
Mary Gulick
Carrie Hanno Berths Levy
Dr Bigelow to Speak at Alumnae Luncheon
Dr Bigelow is scheduled to address the alumnae luncheon, outlining achievements and future plans. The event will feature remarks from Gale Afi and other attendees, with opportunities for networking and campus updates.
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DR. Bigelow
Unclear text about editors and reunion event
Fragmentary note mentions Bigelow and editors in a stage and senior department of war context. References a magazine editor, reunion planning, a sun parlor meeting at 1 o'clock, and a secretary named Miss R Cole with others listed, but details are incomplete and ambiguous.
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Etna Cerrysi
R. Cole
Mlarenes Pravsiani
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