Local women elected officers of federation at New Haven
Bridgeport and other guests attended the seventh annual Federation of Music Clubs convention at Hotel Fair in New Haven. Two Teal omen were elected to the official staff while Mrs. William Arms Fisher of Iton spoke as guest of honor. New officers include Mrs. John C. Downes vice president and Miss Dorothy Aed treasurer, with several Stamford and Bridgeport members named to roles.
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Federation of Music Clubs
Hotel Fair
New Haven
Williaat Arms Fisher
Iton
National Federation
America
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Dent
John C. Downes
H Sy
A House of Stamford
George Hill Best
Roosevelt Chadderton
Ford
William McPhelemy
Dorothy
Aed
Brainerd Forte
Tim Urousst
Stamford
Jess Blonroe
Curd
Sixth District Club Entertained At Cards
The Sixth District Club hosted a card gathering featuring pinochle and whist with members including Mrs. Fred Varren, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stenstream, Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John O Brien, and several others. Scorers were Mrs. Fred Orr, John B. Dilfer, and Mrs. Catherine Eisley among attendees.
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Fred Orr
John B. Dilter
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Fred Varren
Herbert Stenstream
Willian Evans
Charles Amaler
Tiondell
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Fringer
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James Turner
John O'brien
Friends Notice Improvement From Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Bethel Wisconsin woman recounts overwork caused female trouble and failed medicines ultimately improving after long use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports weight gain, return to housework, and invites letters from other women seeking guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bethel
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Fashion's Forecast and Summer Cotton Prints
Annabez Worthington advertises cotton fabrics for summer attire, offering 293 yards of material at six dollars with 32 inch widths. Patterns priced by stamps or coin, requests for pattern delivery via mail and a six day response window. readers urged to contact Patiorna Bridgeport Telegram.
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Patiorna Bridgeport Telegram
Rarnuin
Household Suggestions From a Frugal Kitchen
Old tips describe saving bread crumbs by drying and grinding to use as breading, thickeners, or potato substitute. Children’s manners advised for proper conduct amid primitive conditions. Soup guidance suggests trimming grease and simmering vegetables for a clear broth with strained stock.
Fairfield County Women Temperance Convention Opens in City
The Fairfield County Women Relation Temperance Entonow holds its fortieth annual convention in the city at Gibert street headquarters beginning 9 40 am with devotions led by Mrs Re Lampman. Miss Jenne P Duarling of Darby speaks at 10 o clock. The day includes reports, prayers, and the election of officers. The program features Connecticut Progress and Pro, and a Bridgeport branch meeting with children attendees.
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Temperance Entonow
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Gibert Street
Re Lampman
Marshall
Jenne’ P Duarling
Dabury
Sive
Marguerits Goodall
Strin
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Alrs
Mary
Wilson WI
Connecticut
Daven
Resolutions Committee
Bridgeport
Grace Plast
Personal notices from a busy local garden and church events
A jumble of social notices lists A A Merriman traveling to Canatn with family, a 1222 Stratford Avenue rummage sale run by Mrs. Paul Goulding, and a 3 to 7 pm lawn party at 754 Fairfield Avenue hosted by Mrs Beers. Also announced are Eli as recreation center closing with a black and gold decor novelty dance, YWCA hikes to Camp Oaknoll and central branch activities, a New York club meet at Cannon Street, church bake sales, a Miss Edith Goldman connected to New York charities, and various lectures, gymnastics shows, and class gatherings across local churches and schools.
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A. A. Merriman
Kinger Seting Machine Company
Norman_street
Canatn
St. Luke's
Stratford Avenue
Paul Goulding
4. B. Beers
Fairfield Avenue
Rector's Guild of Christ Church
Edith
Goldman Daughty
Goldman
Washington
Colmanche
United Jippiew Charities of
New York
Japan
New York University
Ambre Silk Hand Bags Highlighted In Fashion Readiness
The article describes Ambre Silk hand bags as lixarious and coordinated with shoes or dresses. It envisions pouch shaped bags in shaded rose with pale pink silk and Dresden wreaths, offered in gray or tan with jeweled mounts. It notes a highly attractive Bags and Pocket Books section inviting a leisurely visit.
Floral and New England scenes shine in Little Gallery
In Pictures In the Little Gallery on the third floor floral subjects frame small panels including baskets of daisies poppies and cornflowers a vase of roses and two figures a lady with a bright shawl and a girl kneeling on a cushion These framed pictures are suitable gifts Diverse New England scenes like the White Mrs Ausable Chasm blossoms and orchards also charm viewers
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New England
Butter Dish and Cover Sold in Basement Listing
A basement sale offers a butter dish priced at $1.25 and a cover for the same amount. The listing notes the item is described as suitable for butter and includes a cover.
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