Lecture Tonight by Mrs Dadourian of Jewish Women’s Council
The Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women names Mrs Dadourian speaker for tonight at Parkavant Temple. She is executive secretary of the Connecticut League of Women Voters and has served as legislative secretary during the 1931 Legislature. The talk highlights nonpartisan bills on child welfare and women in industry.
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Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women
See Mountire Dsadourian
Parkavant Temple
Women Voters
Dadourian
Connecticut League of Women Voters
Capitol
New York City
Major Mitchel
Cause
Curtiss Judson wedding takes place in Monroe
A local Monroe wedding unites Mies Arvesta Curtiss daughter of Ath and Mrs Edward Curtiss of Atom os with Rank Leslie Judson of Waterers. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home under an arch of autumn chrysanthemums and white chysanthemums with pink and yellow accents. The groom’s sister Miss Gunice Curtiss attended. The couple plans a short wedding trip after a reception. Judson, an electrician for Watermiry, served overseas in the war. Curtiss is a Monroe teacher.
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Monroe
Mies Arvesta Curtiss
Ath
Edward ©. Curtiss
Atomos
Leslie Judson
Waterers
J. H. Norenberg
Jatanies Congregational Ghareh
Ross
Gunice Curtiss
Sha
Ray S. Tue
Actioe
Brideeport
High Ool
Old Fashioned Dances At Greenfield Party
St Marys Trinity Episcopal church will host an old fashioned supper and party on Thursday evening November 3 from 5 30 until 9 o clock in the parish house at Fairfield avenue and Broad street. Organizers include Dr Revert Goddard Mrs C D Smith Mr George Brown Mrs Beatrice Aitkin Miss Marion Deep Mrs Charles Smith Miss Ster Mrs Edward Hamilton Mr James Shaw and Miss Gertrude Morrill.
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St. Mary's Sulla
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Revert Goddard
C. D. Smith
George Brown
Beatrice Aitkin
Marion Deep
Charles Smith
Misa Ster
Edward Hamilton
James Shaw
Gertrude Morrill
Open Early Christmas Shopping Drive Urges Prompt Purchases
Bridgeport retailers urge an early Christmas shopping push to avoid last minute rush. Managers from Howlands Woolworth Lane and others report earlier displays and stronger toy and candy sales as shoppers begin December purchases. Experts praise the campaign for educating shoppers to avoid delays, while some still wait until the final days before Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Bridgeport
Amt Boral
Wallace Taylor
Howlands
Mr. Taylor
Woolworth
Main
Cannon Streets
Andy
Agr
Shamberlin
Chamberlin
Shranehire Hownvar
Daniel M. - E
A the
D. M. Read Company
Hallowe'en Party for Fifth Birthday at Local Home
A Hallowe'en party was held Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 oclock at 244 Prasneet street in honor of Misa Betty Virginia Dolan. Guests included Viola Vincent Effie Vincent Ruth Kane Lucile Panser Maybelle Panser Margaret Hines Sara Ta Wilder Elizabeth Waters Ruth Pox Helen Schayok Minnie Jonas Francis Willer Howard Casey Arthur Drake and Tierman Schwartz.
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Misa Betty Virginia Dolan
Prasneet Street
Viola Vincent Effie Vincent
Ruth Kane
Lucile Panser
Maybelle Panser
Margaret Hines
Sara Ta Wilder
Elizabeth Waters
Ruth Pox
Helen Schayok
Minnie Jonas
Francis Willer
Howard Casey
Arthur Drake
Tierman Schwartz
Social notes and upcoming gatherings in town
Friends of Kira Heaton Barnes learn they weathered the storm last week. Notices invite Wenna to a whist at Mrs Shite’s home 24 Harlem avenue and a Democratic whist party at the Casing. Underwood Tyne writer company hosts a fall gathering on Broad street with Miss Lillian Doblallian in charge. Mrs Anthony Ghintta seeks recovery after hospitalization. Calvary Church Girls Friendly Club meets Thursday at 7:40. Women's Auxiliary whist evenings planned at Washington avenue with Mrs Harry Walsh in charge.
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Kira
Heaton Barnes
Ater Tavita
Oranda
Wenna
Underwood Tynewriter Company
Broad Street
Lillian Dob- Lallian
Clint
Calvary
Clurch
Colon
Washington Avenua
Harry Walsh
Clarse
Old Fashioned Supper at Trinity Parish in Greenfield
Old fashioned supper and Hallowe en masquerade at Trinity Parish attracted many attendees. A home made orchestra performed old time tunes for cotillions and square dances while decorations featured black and orange. A gypsy group with tents and dogs drew attention during the event. Grand marches entertained both adults and children as refreshments followed later.
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Greenfield Fill
Hallowe'en
Democratic Club Whist and Dance Event
The Lavert District Democratic ticket will hold a whist and dance in Marys Tall t evening at 8 o clock. Mrs James ONeill and others head the whist committee. Edward Dudady chairs the men’s committee for pinnense. Miss Lud i leads the refreshment group. Prizes have been donated and play begins promptly at 8:30 with training at 10.
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Withiam
Peloio
Laverth
Democratic
Mary
James Oneill
Mir John Cassidy
Frank Cassidy
Anna Leonard
Edward Dudady
Misa Ludi
Holiday Masquerade Parties Light Up Local Homes
Parties were held to celebrate Halloween with pumpkins, black cats, jack o lanterns, crepe streamers and corn stalks decorating homes. Attendees included Mr Sherman Court, Gladys Ackley, Miss Trene P Be, George Sevleck, Miss Emly Broad bent, Mr and Mrs Lestie Farstman, Sylvia Elprin, Olga Klein, Bernice McNimes, and Miss Alberland.
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Crete
Tallowe'en
Sherman Court
TV Airfield
Gladys Ackley
Popular Street
Rene
Trene
George Sevleck
Enue
Emly Broadbent
Elen Street
Lestie Farstman
Huntington Raud
Sylvia Elprin
Coleman Street
Olga Klein
Fairfield
Bernice McNimes
State Street
Misa Albeerland
Healthful vigor in strong blood and tonic pills
An old advertisement extols Gude's Panza Mangan and Pepto-Mangan as remedies for weak blood, pale faces, and fatigue. It claims regular use builds red cells, restores strength, and improves vitality, with both liquid and tablet forms marketed to the public.
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Il Anmwemin
Gqude
Library at Orphanage to Welcome Guests on Donation Day
The Bridge Orphan Asylum opens its doors Thursday afternoon from 2 to 3 for friends of officers and children. A guest day long known as Donation Day, now part of the Community Chest drive, will feature refreshments and a chance to meet the institute’s staff and youngsters. Edward A. deaning presides as guests mingle and share fellowship with the children and grown-ups.
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Tillen
Bridge Orphan Asylum
Edward A. Deanings
Visiting Institute Childrens Library Featured Spot
A description highlights the Institute's children's library as a standout feature with its books and games. It is noted as a popular local spot for families, emphasizing its appeal among young readers and visitors.
Tenement Landlord Fined for Overcrowding in Cape Town
In Pont Elizabeth a landlord was fined $7.50 for overcrowded conditions. inspectors found the tenant ratio exceeded the allowed by one and three fourths persons, with the area notably furnished.
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Cape Town
Pont Elizabeth
Saaletery
Record of Guests and Mottoes Bound in Tapestry
A catalog entry describes a guest record book bound in tapestry with gold fittings, bordered pages and old mottoes. Foreword and mottoes arranged by Arthur Gutterman. Price listed as $3.00 in the record floor, Tea Room items 50 cents, gift room, second floor, Queen Pudding 20 cents.
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Arthur Gutterman
Napoleon's Ideal Woman Advertised In Fragmentary Text
A garbled advert fragment discusses the ideal Napoleonic woman, contrasting a society belle with a matron in health, and mentions women in Ladia E and a compound area. The wording is distorted, with references to health, children, and herbs, reflecting incomplete historical OCR.
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Napoleon
Ladia
Verd green lamp with landscape art glass shade
Copper finished base with art glass shade in meadow scene. Per three lights. Prices listed show 70.10 for verd green landscape base and 37.10 for copper meadow base. basement context implied.
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Read House
Meadow Scene
Art Materials and Silk Threads for Scarfs and Shawls
The retailer offers Royal Society Artificial Silk for scarfs sweaters tams and various items sold on tubes at 85 cents. A sample scarf from three tubes is displayed at the department. Linen pillow cases with stamped designs are advertised at $3.25 and $4.50 per pair, with strong price remarks.
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Royal Society
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Erel
Weil
Anthony Ghintta
Bullman Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Ake
Gaiette
Trinity Parish
Democratic Club
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Dwight
New York
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Belgium
George Wharton Edwards
John Masefield
King Cole
Masefield
Judith Masefield
Greenwich Village
Second Moor
Angora
Skein Hawkes Knitting Mills
Elizabeth Fenner
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Bank Blig
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Waverly
WiVarm
Handel
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ENOG
Morgan's Sons CO
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