Philharmonic Orchestra Delights New York Audience
Philharmonic society of New York with Josef Stransky conducting and Mme Yolanda Mero assisting gave a splendid concert at Oli's Theatre under the M. Statacei Sons Co. The program opened with Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 in B minor Op 36 in four movements and featured rich colorings and dramatic contrasts. Mme Muro returned to perform Concerto No 2 in A major by Franz Liszt with masterful piano technique. The concluding group included the Prelude from Tristan and Isolde, Sounds of the Forest, Siegfried and Rienzi overture, amid enthusiastic audience reception. Wagnerian works drew strong applause. Future events listed include Mme Louise Homer and daughter Milo Homer on November 8, Clary Gordon, Anna Case with Jacques Thibaud on December 26, Hulda Lushanska with Reinholdt Warler on March.
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the Philharmonic Society of New Yorke
Josef Stransky
Mme
Yolanda Mero
Dng
Oli
M. Statacei © Sons Co
Muro
Alty
Franz Lise
Wacner
Orchéstre
Hulda Lushanska
Reinholdt Warlleh
Suffrage Pioneers At Last Sessions
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren Ohio and Miss Harriet May Mills of Syracuse will speak at a Hartford suffrage dinner opening the Connecticut Suffrage association convention in Hartford. The event features new state legislators and a day of meetings with reports and delegate business.
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Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Ohio
Harriet May Mills
Syracuse
Hartford
Connecticut Suffrage Associa
Wil
Moton
National Republican Party
Republican National
Occupyme
Hays
Upton
Mary M. Hooker
Emily Brown
Naugatuck
Lillian X. Prink
Canterbury
W. A. Jewett
Tolland
Grace I. Edwards
New Hartford
Unity Hall
Ludington
Wilard. Cheney
South Manchester
Pratt Street
Red Cross Roll Call To Start Next Sunday
The fourth roll call of Connecticut American Red Cross chapters runs November 14 to 20 with a state quota of 218 840 members. Connecticut has 38 chapters and plans to provide skilled nursing and health services to small towns and districts this year.
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Connecticut
American Red Cross
Mothers Attention Clinic Schedule at Local Stations
Women urged to bring infants to weekly clinics at Menich Station Wallersville Prosped and TM Incksor schools with visiting nurse follow up. Dr Fear of the Department of Flesith leads the program with the Visiting Nurse association assisting at the clinics.
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Menich Station
Wallersville
Incksor &Chool
Pr. BR. D
Fear of
Department of Flesith
Visiting Nurse Association
Social and club meetings featured at United Church events
Mrs Walter B Tashar hosts at 697 Clinton avenue for a Wednesdas Workers club social at United church. Morrell Hamlin of Portland M starts a world wide tonics talk for Mary Silliman chapter. Holden Memorial Missionary society meets at Stadtler park with a paper on Armistice Day. Miss Lannie Bassett leads The Stepping Stone. Prof William Lyon Phelps continues American literature lectures at United church. A cohort party at Ralph Bergeren’s with several guests. Arvilla Virginian born to Mrs R T Porter at Bridgeport hospital. Mary Butler hosts the Wednesday Monday Art club on November 10. Dr William Horace Day spoke at Choate yesterday. Mary Beardnley Society of Olivet church holds a meeting and fair November 1. Thinbla club notes for a church gathering
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Walter B. Tashar
Clinton Avenue
Wednesdas Workers Club
United Church
Morrell Hamlin
Portland
Mary Silliman
Stratheldt
P. A. Faraons
Mary Louise Peck
IE. A. Tappe
Stadtler Park
Holden Memorial Missionary Society
Lannie Bassett
Marcus Butler
Beecharood Avenue
William Horace Day
Wallingford
Choate Echo
Mary Beardnley ‘Society of
Day to address Bridgeport Business Women club meeting
Dr Williams Hornca Day will speak at the November meeting of the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club at the Liberty building rooms at 418 o'clock tonight. Miss Anne Dunn chaired a successful food sale raising over 150 for club work. Members attended the United church forum and support drives for better footwear and organization among women professionals.
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Williams Hornca
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club
Liberty Building
Anne Dunn
Beatrice Forbes-Robergon Wale
United Church Forum
Ready Made Muslin Sheets On Sale With Deep Discounts
Household fabric sale highlights Hemstitched muslin sheets in multiple sizes from 42 by 38 to 60 by 38 inches and bleached sheeting at reduced prices. Various widths and yardage offered, with notable cuts on Ready Made sheets and Bleached Muslin for pillowcases and garments. Pricing reflects substantial markdowns from former figures.
Patronesses Named For Military Ball Night
Raymond W. Harris Post 145 Veterans of Foreign Wars announces patronesses for the Military Ball to celebrate the second armistice anniversary at the Casing on November iq. Leading ladies include Mrs. H Willard Fleck Mrs C B Wilson Mrs Ellie N Sperry Mrs Peter Warner Mrs J Godfrey Mrs N W Bishop Mrs W E Secl Mrs E W Harral Mrs Harvey Zubbell Mrs Waldo C Bryant Mrs Frank Staples Mrs Robert T Aineke Mrs W E Allen and the Latter Auxiliary of the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Harris
Veterans of Foreign Wars
H. Willard Fleck
C. B. Wilson
Ellie N. Sperry
Peter Warner
J. Godfrey
N. W. Bishop
W. E. Secl
E. W. Harral
Harvey Zubbell
Mrs A M Wooster Dies After Short Illness
Salomo Williams Atherton widow of Albert M Wooster died last night at 778 Park Avenue after a brief illness. Survived by her husband and her parents Amos B Atherton and his wife of Fridreport. Also survived by Charten Noble of Bridgeport. She was born in Winchester, N H. Funeral from the Park Avenue home on Tuesday time to be announced. Burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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Salomo Williams Atherton
Albert M. Wooster
Park Avenue
Amos B. Atherton
Fridreport
Mick
Charten Noble
Bridgeport
Winchester
Mauntein Grove
Bathrobe Flannel Color Range on Display
A wide range of bathrobe flannel colors is offered with former price listed at 99 cents. Available on the third floor.
Linen Cloth Discount on Weft Crash Towels
An old notice advertises reduced linen weft crash for dish and roller towels. Former price 53 ets, now 24 ets. Sale located on the third floor.
Discounts on Dimity and Crochet Bed Spreads
In the third door sale article the ad promotes bed spreads in several sizes. Hemmed 74 by 90 inches discounted from 3.73 to 3.25, 80 by 90 inches from 4.75 to 4.00, scalloped edges 62 by 99 and 72 by 99 cut sizes from 3.50 to 3.00 and 4.50 to 4.00, plus crochet spreads with scalloped edges and cut corners for 4 foot 6 inch beds priced at 4.35 after discount.
Outing Flannel Price Cuts Highlight Thirdoors
Neat striped outing flannel shows wide discounts with 36 inch width reduced from 53 to 45 cents per yard and 2 percent inch wide 39 to 29 cents. Thirdoors offers these fabric bargains.
Unbleached Muslin Price Stand at 25 Cents
A brief note states unbleached muslin with a firm weave, sold by the yard, now priced at 25 cents per yard. The line suggests a sale or temporary reduction and uses period language typical of newspaper shop notices.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Steinert
Liszt
Stransky
Tory
Fairfield Ave
Courtland
Barnum
RED Cross
Central Stations
Turing Company
Westinghouse
William Lyon Phelps
Edgar Allen Poe
Ralph Bergeren
Norland Avenue
Anna McClure
Margaret Sinailes
Florence Eckert
Loretta Perry
Florence Ta Barr
Rosalie Davis
Lucy Mehlrey
Anita Brown
Harold Keeler
Carl Eckert
Clinton Martin
Teonard
Alfred Berggren
Vincent Reyburn
Louis Stoehr
T. H. Brown
T. H. Brown, Mr. and Mra. A. Jie Bergeren
T. P. Brannick
R. T. Porter
Howard Avenue
Arvilla Virginian
Bridgeport Hospital
Arvida Mansfeld
Fairfield
DR. Day
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Tood Sale
Che DM
Read’s
Dwight
Batiste
A. M. Wooster
Che
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