Rev H Y Markland Speaks At Banquet Of Men's Assembly
More than 100 members of the First Methodist Church Men's Assembly and their wives attended a banquet at the Repricne restaurant to celebrate the society’s seventeenth anniversary. Rev Markland of Orange, M. J., delivered a speech blending humor with realism, urging world brotherhood, reduced pessimism, and active church involvement. Several leaders sent greetings, while Welson Nickerson spoke briefly and other presidents were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Repricne
Mm. Co . Marshall
W. N Northcott
George M Brown
R N_ Binkestee
John H. Wade
R I Mungon
Welson Nickerson
Paul Menough
W. H Northcott
Theodore Cartright
George 5
Hawley
Rav. N.Y Markland
Orange
M. J
Rey Markland
World Brotherhood
Markland
Rotary Club Meeting Hosts Marsh Speaker at Stratfield
The Rotary club holds a noon luncheon at the Stratfield hotel with Harry W Marsh executive secretary as speaker on Civil Service. The Ad Club also meets at noon in the Stratfield with President Hoyt Catlin discussing a new industrial catalogue project.
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Rotary Club
Stratfield Hotel
Harry W Marsh
Ad Club
Hoyt, Catlin
Tig
Stratfield
Miss Irene Burritt Hosts Hallowe'en Party in Stratford
Irene Burritt of 1171 North Avenue Stratford hosted a Halloween party last night. Guests included Marguerite Menvie Florence Cary Emma Crag Mildred Burritt Irene Burritt Marion Roberts Charles Ball Mei gin Chatman John Baby George Pitt Earl Roberts Frank Knapt and Mr and Mrs E Burritt Leonard Burritt and Mrs LePan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Burritt
North Avenus
Stratford
Marguerite Menvie
Florence Cary
Emma Crag
Mildred Burritt
Misa Irane Burritt
Marion Roberts
Charles Ball Meigin Chatman
John Baby
George Pitt
Earl Roberts
Frank Knapt
League Pleased With Prospect Of U S Participation
Geneva November 3. The League of Nations has sent certifid copies of the protocol for the pacific settlement of disputes to the United States and other non members. The assembly resolution states the protocol for members will remain open for signatures of all states. The move invites American participation in next year’s arms reduction conference, prompting satisfaction in league circles.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
United States
Assembly
League
Americcan
Coolidge
Davis
Waterbury Schools Close November 11 After Board Vote
Waterbury public schools will close on Armistice Day November 11 for the first time since 1918 after a unanimous Board of Education vote. The closure was recommended by a joint veterans committee representing city veterans groups. Also note stray brief items about a primist’s quip and Miss Helen Sutrangal recovering from surgery at Park City Hospital.
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Waterbury
Board of Education
Appert
Joint Veterans’ Committee
Veterans’ Organizations
Helen Sutrangal
Avenue
Park City Hospital
Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn recounts daily life and plans
In a chatty diary style, Natalie Dear Evelyn describes Harold’s hunting success and a day trip to vote. She notes bank audits, a new Kamerling Coiffure Shoppe opening, Halloween memories, a drafting set gift for Jean, Christmas prep, lamp shade making lessons, and a laundry’s Visitors Week while awaiting their adopted kitten.
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Evelyn
Harold
Nate
Bridgeport Trust Company
New “York
Jean
Mra J C Kamerlng
Kamerling Beauty
Kamerling Coiffure
Stad Street
Court Exchange
Broad Street
Hiberty
Kamerling
Beory
New York
Edith
France
Adelaide
Hallowe’en
Trueman Towne
New
York
Jeans
Fis
Dr. Read
Mother
Bennie
Beth
Father
Crawford
Miss Troland and Louis Pleasants to Wed Saturday
Miss Dorothy Troland sister of Mrs Robert Wotton of 1998 Seaview Avenue will wed Louis W Pleasants of Richmond Virginia at St Pauls Episcopal Church at 3 o clock Saturday Rev George M Geisel to perform ceremony Mrs Troland will be assisted by Miss Mary Clark as bridesmaid and William Brandt as best man The couple both work for General Electric and will reside at 105 White Street after November 22 the city.
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Dorothy Troland
Robert Wotton
Seaview Avenue
Louis W Pleasants
Richmond
St Paul's Episcopal Church
George M. Geisel
Rank Braitling
Georgette
Toosser
General Electric Company
Pupil performers open season at Park Theatre
Pupils of Guido H Caselotti present scenes from Cavalleria Rusticana and other operas at the Park Theatre on Monday evening November 24. Last season's scenes from Mignon Aida Carmen Rigoletto Il Trovatore met with success.
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Guido H Caselotti
Park Theatre
Cavalleria Rusticana
Births and marriages listed in vital statistics column
Read list of births with parent names and addresses including October dates for William Masche Eeith Masche Alexander Waslo Ernest Allaire George Wilkinson Ray Allaire Waclaw Paganowski Elizabeth Grace Michel Bartle Anna Graham and others. also several adult pairs listed with ages and street addresses from the vital statistics notice.
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William
Eeith Masche
Jennings Read
Alexander and
Agate Waslo
Hancock Avenue
Ernest and
Madeline Allaire
Lee Avenue
George and
Ellen Wilkinson
Charles Street
Ray and
Dora Allaire
Howard Avenue
Waclaw
Julia Paganowski
Main Street
Edward and
Eilzabeth Grace
Ridgefield Avenue
Michel
Maria Bartle
Green Street
William and
Anna Graham
Dover Street
oTemedores
Herbert Martin
Central Avenue
Anna Rosenbaum
Gaetano Maria
George Street
Nellie Pagliaro
Catherine Street
Julius Ambrose
Miss Fitzgerald to Wed Thanksgiving Day
Miss Lorraine Fitzgerald of 207 Satherine street will wed on Thanksgiving Day. A miscellaneous shower was held at Mrs. William Groninger’s 52 Hadley street with many gifts.
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Lorraine Fitzgerald
Satherine Street
William Groninger
Hadley Street
Fingerald
Mary Lyddy
Misa Mae Murphy
Margaret Spains
Louise
Jennie
Marie Greninger
Mae Tinnell
Aurora Nordstrom
Hadith
Florence Ballou
Ruth Greninger
H. Fitzgerald
Visitors Return to Fort Andrews Boston
Lieutenant and Mrs Louis W Heskell return to Fort Andrews Boston harbor after weekend visit at Dr and Mrs William G Williams Stratford. Captain Albert D Johnson Lieutenant Milton C Shattuck and Lieutenant IX Batley of the 12th Infantry US Army also back at Fort Andrews after weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Vincent Sexton Stratford, from Yale Army game visitors.
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Louis W Heskell
Fort Andrews
Boston Harbor
William G Williams
Sherwood Place
Stratford
Albert D. Johnson
Milton C Shattuck
IX Batley
12Th Infantry
U. S A
Boston
Vincent Sexton
Lows Street
Psychologist to Close Series With Lecture Tomorrow
David W. Bush psychologist will cap a city lecture series with a final talk at the Park theatre on The Master Mind Mental Telepathy. He criticized public apathy toward applied psychology and character analysis and warned that thoughts shape wealth and debt.
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David W. Bush
Park Theatre
Sunday School Workers to Meet in Waterbury
Religious education directors in the city plan to attend the state Sunday school convention at Second Congregational Church Waterbury Sessions run Wednesday through Friday starting at 10 45 in the morning and ending at 9 30 Friday evening Notable speakers include Mary E Abs ar n ath from Gary Indiana Albertson from Indianapolis George Reid Andrews from New York City Roland I T Banton from New Haven and others from Hartford Waterbury Meriden Boston Bristol and Hartford.
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Waterbury
Mary E ' Absrnath
Gary
Indiana
Db T Albertson
Indianapolis
George Reid Andrews
New York City
Roland IT Banton
New Haven
Rev Campbell
Hartford
Os Srances Weld Pautelson
Robert Darling
Simsbury
Thomas & Evans
New York
Cit
G Green
Arlene Johnson
J W. Myers
C Pearce
Oscar Phelps
W_ Potter
W . Roesch
Merigen
Hr Augustine Smith
Boston
Horace D Taft
Watertown
QO W. Warmingham
Edith Welker
Bristol
B West
Rose B .Wilson
Wallace I Woodin
Betty Clausen Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Home
Betty Clausen entertained several friends yesterday at a party celebrating her sixth birthday. The event was held at her home on 30 Liberty Street with a pink and white color scheme. Luncheon was served and a large birthday cake formed the centerpiece.
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Mmiaa
Betty Clausen
Liberty Street
Marion Hanley to Become Bride of James Skane
Marion V Manley daughter of Mrs Catherine Hanley of 120 Clinton avenue will wed James M Skane son of Mrs Anna Skane of Elizabeth NJ at St Peters church this morning. Rev Charlen A Leddy will officiate. Bridesmaid is Miss Alice B Hanley with best man Frank Gillane. A large reception at the Hanley home will follow. The couple plan a trip and will reside at the Nasley apartments on Fairfield avenue after the wedding. The bride formerly worked for the Columbia Graphophone Company. the groom is with UMC company.
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St. Peter's Church
Marion V. Manley
Catherine Hanley
Clinton Avenue
James M Skane
Anna Skane
Elizabeth
Charlen
Leddy
Alice B Hanley
Frank Gillane
Shane
Hanley Poms
Skane
Nalsey
Fairfield Avenue
Columbia Graphophone Company
Mr. Skane
U. M. C. Company
Table centerpiece scene at gathering with guests listed
The children enjoyed games. Guests included Louis Norman Cloris Hoyt Beatrea Dobbs Maric Dobbs Edith O Neil Mrs Telen Geddes Mrs Winnie Clausen Walter Foyt and Roy Masten.
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Louis Norman
Cloris Hoyt
Beatrea Dobbs
Maric Dobbs
Edith O’neil
Telen Geddes
Winnie Clausen
Walter Foyt
Roy Masten
Poslam Claims Instant Relief For Ugly Skin
A vintage advertisement touts Poslam as a miracle treatment for itching and disfiguring skin eruptions. The ad promises immediate relief, rapid healing, and clear skin with use, priced at 50 cents in druggists.
Muskrat Fashion Fingers Youth Trends on The Avenue
Muskrat is the fashion for of youth and silver muskrat adds a glistening sheen to short fur jackets seen along the Avenue.
Brushed Wool Fashion Ensem bles and Fall Sweaters
Brushed Wool appears as the fashion for suits and sweaters with one price fittings. Suits range from 49.75 to 79.75 featuring plain and plaid coats with fur trims and matching frocks. Fall sweaters offer a soft warm range from 3.50 to 12.50 with coat type options and striped borders.
New Tan Art Linen and Handkerchief Squares Offered on Third Floor
The advertisement promotes Tan Art Linen for runners, bureau scarfs, doilies and gifts in shades from 18 to 54 inches wide priced 39 cents to $1.50 per yard. It highlights Art Crash checks in blue pink gold or orchid with white and notes new linen for runners and luncheon sets plus a men’s handkerchief square with colored borders selling for 45 cents each on the third floor.
Sporty Leather Collar and Cuff Sets Promote New Frock Look
Advertises leather collar and cuff sets priced at $1 with tan grey blue green and red round collars featuring perforations. Linen collar and cuff sets in tan Copenhagen blue and white marketed as real tailored look ing models at 75 cents per set. Main floor.
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Copenhagen
Children’s Dressy Kid Gloves For Winter Wear
Dressy kid gloves for children to wear with new coats and hats. Imported brown or tan gloves priced at 1.95 dollars per pair. Heavy lambskin gloves in two brown shades with one clasp and three ridges on the backs priced at 1.75 dollars per pair.
Autumn Duvetyn Fabrics in Shutter Green to Peacock Blue
Bright autumn shades of duvetyn offered for gowns and hats with a clinging texture. Colors include shutter green mandalay burt orange peacock blue powder blue henna taupe and brown. Variety promises complete satisfaction. $250 yd. Third floor.
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H. Y. Markland
Marsh
U. S
Waterbury Schools
India
Ceylon
Java
Ady
Ertisem
Natalie
Miss Troland
Louis Pleasants
Bridgeport Art League
Art League Club
M Lund
N. Aa Barnard
Kate Richardson
Ernest J. Craft
Christ Epscopal Church
Universalist
Dr. Craft
Calfornia
Woman's Club
Ean
Main
Congress Streets
Legan
Golden Hill Street
Samuel Sachs
Edward Driscoll
William McCauley
Council of Catholic Women
Lewis B. Curtis
Waldmere Averins
St John's Episcopal Church
Nathaniel Tomes
D. D
Wyoming
Joseph Racwoppi
Si. George's Episcopal Church
St. Michael's
Tunxis Hill
Frederick Silliman
Lewis
Curtis
F. W. Ronnell
WF Sherman
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Stiles Goodsell
Charles Delanay
Paul Ricker
Waldo Bryant
John W. Hunter
Pairfleid Avenue
Douglas MacLean
Portland
Maine
Wiliam Osgood
Stratfield Road
Miss June Barlow
Buffalo
Madicine Marshall
North Avenue
Misa Jeanette Harborr
Washington, DC
Smith College, Co. Fe
Axel Swanson
Trumbull
Wilma
Harold F. Peterson
Miss Fitzgerald
Marion Y. Hanley
James M. Skane
Poslam
Cristmas
Che D
Read Co
Madelon Coats
Wspaper
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