Woman's Auxiliary Plans Memorial Day Parade Involvement
The American Legion Auxiliary accepts a Memorial Day parade invitation and will march in the Third division led by Charles Stevens Smarshy. Afterward they will host a luncheon for Legion members at the Legion Home on Golden Street and sell poppies. They also plan to provide chicken dinners for the boys at Allingtown hospital and aim to install a radio autry there in Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womnon
American Legion
Charles Sprague
Chares J. Crosby
Harry Nutt
Charles Stevens
Smarshy
Boys of the Legion
Legson
Golden EM Street
Allingtown Hospital
New Haven
State Legion Auxiliary
Radio Autry
Wallingford
Everett Woman Credits Vegetable Compound Change
A Everett Washington woman describes severe fatigue and pain from female troubles that hindered daily work and activity. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports marked improvement and continues use, recommending it to others with similar symptoms.
Caution on Soap and Shampoo Use for Hair Care
A vintage ad warns against soaps and common shampoos due to alkali drying hair. It promotes Mulsified shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming it cleanses scalp, removes dust and oil, and leaves hair soft, lustrous, fluffy, and easy to manage. It notes availability at pharmacies and suggests buying in ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Wenths
Advertioes
Schools Drill for Memorial Day Parade in Bridgport
Public and parochial schoolboys in Bridgport drill daily for Memorial Day, with 28 public schools and about 700 boys to march. Four drum corps will provide music, and the squads wear white sailor hats and dark trousers as they assemble on Broad Street south of State Street under supervisor Harvey G Went and assistants Teresa Boylan, Elaie Schmite, and E. M. Lakeman. The drills began Monday with high hopes for an improved showing this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey G
Bridgsport
Phare
Plang
Broad Street
State Street
Teresa Boylan
Elaie Schmite
M. Lakeman
Navy recruiting resumes at P.O. Building in New Haven
Navy recruiting has resumed in New Haven with applicants aged 18 to 30 and height at least 64 inches. Eligible men must provide proof of birth date and are to report to the recruiting station at 19 Congress Street New Haven or post office building Hartford. Enlistees go to Hampton Roads Virginia for initial training before active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
U. S/ Naws
New Haven
Ciy
Naval Sution
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Congréas Street
New Paven
Hartford
Miss F Pokras Hosts Miscellaneous Shower for Bride‑to‑Be
Miss Fannie Pokras daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Pokras of 696 Beechwood avenue will wed Benjamin D Greenberg of New Haven. A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday night at her aunt Mrs G Neuman home with orchid and pink decor. Guests included numerous relatives and friends from New Haven and local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migg Fannie Pokras
Max Pokras
Beechwood Avenue
Benjamin D. Greenberg
New Haven
G. Neuman
Hancock Avenue
Philip Pokras
Augusta Jane
Eva
Josephine Sdlosky
iMgis Charlotte Wintter
Dorothy Pinkelstone
Sara, Fried
Josephine Hirschberg
Fauline
Mary
Misa
Esther Platiek
Irene
Zelda Platiin
Carrie Reich
Cosella
Mis Minnle Sachs
Minerva
Ankie Pious
Dlann Olderman
Lee Boone
Rosalynd
Mae Lynn
Unotsky
8. Deitz
Belle Greenberg
Betty Zager
Misa Diana Gonden
M. Greenberg
P. Greenberg
Iara Josephson
G E Girls' Basketball Team To Host Plant Dance
The G E Girls' basketball team plans a May 18 dance at the Ihy plant with a special jazz orchestra formed by team members. This marks the first in a series of plant entertainment events, featuring fetes on the lawn and a prize fox trot. Committee chair S Carrie Hancock leads the organizing group with Elizabeth Schaffer Josephine Rich and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Ihy
Conight
G. & Girls
G. E
S. Carrie Hancock
Elizabeth Schaffer
Josephine Rich
Frances Konolo
Mary Clark
Helen Banas
May Cook
Loretta Duefrene
inJospen Hafner
B. Darcey
BR. W. Arnold
Allenrhue miracle cure claim from Rochester ad
An advertisement by Jamey Allen of Congress Avenue Rochester promotes a tonic named ALLENRHU claiming to cure rheumatism and gout. It asserts instant relief, a full pint bottle guarantee, and that it purges the body of alleged toxins via kidneys and bowels, promising dramatic improvement even in severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey
Allen
Congress Avenue
Rochester
Trindlu Drus
Personal notices and society events in local clubs
Willam J Brennan returns from New Jersey after a weekend visit. Trinity church Women will hold an all day session starting at 10. Twelfth precinct Republican club hosts a pinechie party at Union Ave. Miss Dorothy Kidd of Newark visits Miss Dora Wheeler. Miss Wheeler entertains with informal bridge. Mrs B D Pierce and Mrs Jonathan Grout host a 4 o'clock tea at Brooklawn Saturday as singles in the girls tennis tournament are played. Dinner followed by The Love Flowers with Richard Barbelinesa. Recent guests at Yellow Bowl tea room include several named local and New York guests. A Barnum recreation Center winter close May 14 eve. Seaside park summer program to follow. The Business and Professional Women's Club meets tonight at 7:15 at the Liberty building. Mrs R C Adams to lead Open House Saturday night. Third District Democratic club hosts whist, pinochle, and entertainment tomorrow at Warfield Ave club rooms with local artists John Waughes, May Kennelly, James O Day. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a study class tomorrow afternoon at three. Mrs Annie Featherstone to read Hebrews chapter 11. Morlowing the has reports of the Trio Team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Broid Atreot
Pistelet
Republican Club
Union Avenue
Lor D. Pierce
Mra
Jonathan Grout
Brooklawn Country Club
Love Flowers
Richard Barbelinesa
Yellow Bow! Tea Room
Samuel C. Shaw
Kempton , Adams
Louis B. Denningham
Oyster, Bay
M. L. Judd
New York
L.A. Coe
L. F. Curtis
F. Hartwell Chapman
New Haven
F. T. Kelly
Anapuia
Liberty Building
R. C. Adams
Ors. P. G. Laye
Mary ‘R. Sheppar
Third District Democratic Club
Warfield Avenue
John Waughes
May
Kennelly
James O'Day
Chrisian Temperance Union
Annie Featherstone
Alderman Kelly Promises Relief for His District
Alderman Eugone C. G. Kelly heard complaints at the Third district Democrat club. Residents of Bryant street urged sewer repairs and a proposed basin to curb frequent overflows. Delegation members Pax evo and Jonn Ohl pressed for action, noting long-standing neglect by past administrations. Kelly pledged relief and would seek prompt action at the next Common Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugone C.g. Kelly
Third District
Democrat Club
Bryant Street
Pf.paxevo
Jonn Ohl
Kelly
Common Council
Osborne Street
Algerman Kelly
Public Works Department
Sweden Appropriates Funds For Unemployed
Stockholm May 17 The government has asked Sweden's parliament for about $21 6 million in support for the unemployed this year and the assembly has granted around $2 6 million. The measure aims to cover needs until a broader plan is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
DAIL Hears Report on Failure of Peace Efforts
Dublin reports indicate parliamentary leaders fail to agree on a basis for uniting Irish factions. Michael Collins proposes a committee with party quotas, DeValera balks at the plan, and further talks after adjournment show tentative willingness to yield without commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAIL
Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Micchael ‘Collins
DeValera
Collings
Dall
Collins
Eanterrea
Lions Hear Five Minute Speakers At Noon Meeting
Three five minute speakers reassured the Lions luncheon yesterday at the Stratfield hotel. Speakers included Cooney Winton O C Zhelly and Harvey Gish. Attendance prize donated by Wilson Lee and Company awarded to My Ziroll. David McKengle chaired. Ladies Night planned at The Farm with entertainment and dinner. Church Night set for June 4 at St Georges Episcopal Beech Clinton avenues with Rev Henry B Kelly delivering a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Stratfield Hotel
Cooney Winton
O C. & Zhelly
Harvey Gish
Wilson, Lee and Company
My. Ziroll
David McKengle
Plaron
St. Georges Episcopal Chure
Beech, Wood
Clinton’ Avenues
Henry B. Kelly
Glab
Hathaway Elected Grand Master in Waterbury Meeting
Charles R. Hathaway of South Manchester, formerly Deputy Grand Master, was elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut I O F during the annual meeting in Waterbury. Herbert J. Philling becomes a deputy, with Frank W. Whiton and others also elected to key offices. South Manchester named for next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Charles R. Hathaway
South Manchester
Grand Lodge of
Gannecicut I. O. OF
Grand Lodge
Herbert J.philling
Frank W. Whiton
Charles 3. Fowler
Thompsonville
Gran Werden
Wiliam S. Hutchins Son
New Haven
James Coopey
Mystic
Tarmanly
Alfred N. Lahey
Hartford
Grand Guardian
Dorr Whitney
Bridgeport
Lee Davis
Norwalk
Grand Herald
Aaron W. Carlson
New Britain
Pretty Shower for Miss Carolyn Luippold Given
Miss Helen Doberstein hosted a shower at 46 Pederat Street for June bride-to-be Miss Carolyn Luippold. Pink decor and a mock wedding entertained guests, with Miss Havel Jones and Miss Julia Duschek among those participating and Miss Edna Trinder playing the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Doberstein
Pederat Street
Ave
Carolyn Luippole
Havel Jones
Julia Duschek
Helen Dobelstein
Mar-garet Lee
Pauling’ 'Gerrsi
Emily Duschek
Edna
L. I. Ritchie
James Francia Curry, Jr
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Woman's Auxiliary
Everett
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. M. Smhert
High St
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Bosaks Horkevino
Bosak Manufacturing CO
Scranton - Pa
Ronw
Jefferson School
F. Pokras
Willam J. Brennan
Sedgewick Street
New Jersey
Thengs
Dorothy Kidd
Newark
Dora Wheeler
Mra. Fairchild Wheeler
Dlnlayette Stree
Barnum Recreation Center
Sweden
Hathaway
Carolyn Luippold
Barnum 5050
Teicher
Lerner
Dainty Wallace
Oll
Che
Dra. Welduch
Alvord
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