Women Voters Convene in New Haven for Sixth Annual Convention
The Connecticut League of Women Voters meets at Hotel Taft New Haven for a three day convention to discuss a legislative program. Notable speakers include Mrs J Paul Geele from Illinois and Dr Stephen P Duggan director of the Institute of International Education. The program features a gala finance lunch and an international cooperation dinner with talks on women in politics and the reshaping of the league of nations.
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Connecticut League of Women Voters
Taft
New Haven
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Ofleagues
Legislat
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Ecanfer
Recommendationa Fur Stwiy
Posalbastor
J. Paul Geele
Ilinois
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute of International Encation
League of Nations
Mary Hutkiey
Georgina Davida
Enoy
The
Greenwich Press
John Reitemeier
Hartford Courant
Pirates
Emerson KR. Newell
Greenwich
Connecticut League
New Haven League
Navy
Mra. J. Pant
Gala Finance
Post Convention
New U S Seaplanes to Be on Atlantic Coast
Five new seaplanes ordered for the Coast Guard will soon be in operation along the north Atlantic coast. Headquarters said yesterday two planes will be stationed at Fort Mifflin and two at Cape May, with the remaining one to be assigned later.
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Coast Guard
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The Happy Housewife and the Woman's Role
A vintage advertisement extols the home making ideal of a healthy wife who fixes meals, manages chores, raises children, and supports her husband and neighbors. It credits Judia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential to maintaining a woman's health for domestic duties.
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Huypbara
Neah Bors
Diovens
Judia E. Pinkham
Alumnae Musical Fundraiser Planned by Fannie Smith Group
The & F. RK. Alumnae Association announces a musicale on a Friday night in November at United Church Hall to raise funds for the International Kindergarten Union visit next spring. Notable performers include Gertrude Lewis, Margaret Sheppard, Elizabeth Erming, Marion Chapin, and Marion Gaupin with Mr Chester at piano. Proceeds support the union’s New Haven 2027 convention plans and will showcase Bridgeport’s school and industry.
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International Kindergarten Union
New Haven
Plangars
Bridgeport
Miss Wittenberg Weds Max Bresler at Champ's Farm
Miss Edna Wittenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Wittenberg of 408 C united in marriage with Max Bresler son of Mr and Mrs Adler of 50 Madison avenue. Ceremony held under floral canopy. Mendelssohn music featured. Bride wore imported white georgette with silver embroidery and veil. wedding party in taffeta gowns. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at 40 Madison avenue.
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Edna Wittenster
Nath
Wittenperg
Madison Avenue
Corenens
Mendelssohn
Othy Polakewet
Florence
Ruth
Tess Levin
Freeport
New
Sophie Tovine
City Island
New York
Catholic Relief Forces to Combine in Near East Welfare
Catholic Relief is forming a new organization named the Catholic Near East Welfare Association. Pope Pius XI urged the merger, approved by the American Hierarchy. Edmund A. Wat Georgetown University becomes president. Cardinal Hayes named protector. board chaired by Cardinal O Connell with high church officers on the board. The group will focus on orphaned and refugee care in the Near East.
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Catholic Near East Welfare Association
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Gasparrni
Washington
Edmund A. Wat
Georgetown University
Isrussia
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Protector
Cardinal O'Connel
Boston
Daugherty
Pailade
Haye
Louis
Archhieve
Glanton
Tle Luis
Walnut nuts from grave tree shipped abroad
New York dispatch reports American Boy Scouts sent to England walnuts from a grave tree in Britain. A letter from Scout Commissioner Ju Snelling notes the nuts will be planted in England and later on Long Island, with expected growth from the famed British tree.
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Snelling
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Chelesford
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England
Long Island
Your Baby and Mine Case of overfeeding and thrush in infants
A reader describes a baby fed on cows milk cereal water and maltose in small amounts yet overfilled stools and excess sugar. The letter also asks about thrush with white tongue patches and mouth pain. Guidance covers bottle hygiene and sterilization, purging maltose, and when to seek medical advice. Leaflet service promotes prenatal care and infant care topics.
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Personal letters invited for intimate problems reply
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred in Bridgeport to discuss intimate problems and receive a personal reply.
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Jetters
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Bridgeport
Telegran
Divorcement filed by Blanney Doyle for Ruby Doyle
Blanney Doyle, former national consumer leader of the forty and sht society, has filed suit for divorce from Ruby M. R. Doyle after a six month marriage. Mental cruelty alleged as the basis. The pair wed in Denver on April 28.
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Forty Nd Sht Society
Ruby M. R. Doyle
Antion
Denver
Miss Chamberlain Weds He Frasier in East Poultney
Laura Mi fam Chamberlain daughter of AL Frasier married at East Poultney Vermont home Saturday evening October 36 Rev William Daughton First Baptist Church Fast Poultney officiated A reception followed The bride a Milford High School graduate The couple plan to reside in Devon after a three weeks tour of Vermont and the Berkshires
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AL Frasier
Iier
East Poultney
Mont
William Daughton
First Baptist Church of
Fast Poultney
Frasier
Milford High
Frazier
Vermont
Berkshires
Ana
Mohawk ‘Trust
Devon
Telegram Daily Pattern Service Fashion Description
Pattern description for a women’s front opening gown with deep V neck and inset vestee. Mentions fabrics Velvet crepe crepella Kasha wool crepe and wool perséy with sizes 36 to 46 bust. Notes price 15 cents or coin preferred and yardage for binding.
Pattern Order Notice For Printing Details
Request for name address and pattern details written plainly to avoid mistakes. Include print name place and order a complete pattern set with pattern editor routing. Provide form of payment and mailing address to Bridgeport Telegraph with check or stamp enclosed for pattern orders.
Our Children and the Bad Report Card
When a child brings home a poor report card, parents grow angry and blame the teacher or school. The article urges understanding, early parental involvement, and honest communication with teachers to uncover the real reason for lagging progress and to help the child improve.
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American Doctor Attacked Over Not Honoring Flag
Dr. L Jiow of Lawrence, Long Esbini, attacked by a group of fascists in Rome while walking with Mrs Rau. The assailants struck the doctor and knocked off his hat when a confrontation over a passing flag occurred. The incident followed his protest plans to report to state authorities.
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L. Jiow
Lawrence
Associated Press
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Alia
Rau
Miss Thorpe Weds Washington Radio Engineer
Miss Marguerite Thorpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thorpe, married Wilbur Henry Wolfe of Washington, D. C. at the Church of the Nativity. The ceremony was led by Rev. Charles Mercer Hall with archbishop HH. O. Wyer assisting. The bride wore white satin with a princess veil and carried white roses. maid of honor Miss Marie Thorpe wore green gold tafetta. Best man was Charles H. Thorpe. ushers Charles Steer and Roy Bennett. The couple's reception followed and they left for a wedding journey. The groom is a radio engineer with the Government Service in Washington.
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Virginia Thorpe
Oscar
Howard Avenue
Wilbur Ifenry Wolfe
Wallace Wolfe
W.ton, S. C
Charles Mercer Hall
Trinity Muscopal Church
Archev
HH. O. Wyer
Ming Hsther Aiken
Homer
Taylor
Tiss Thorpe
Marie Thorpe
Beatrice Hart
New York City
Dorothy Steer
Atte Dants
Charles H. Thorpe
Charles Steer
Roya Bennett
Wolfe
Bridgeport
New York
Mr. Wolfe
Government Service
Washington, D
Nicaragua Rebels Take Another City
Managua reports rebel forces seize another city as Liberal revolutionaries push east. Garrison of 100 among the captured, while the entire eastern coast except neutral zones falls under rebel control. Authorities fear interior incursions and accelerate recruitment.
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Nicaragua
Liberal Revolutiona
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Nicarag
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Rivefields
Revolutionarie
Revolutionary Army
Chemist Guilty In Poison Plot In Federal Case
Alva W. Eastbrook a Denver chemist was found guilty in federal court in Kansas City Missouri of sending poison through milk to the home of Judge G H Porterfield. He faces twenty years in prison. The Porterfield family became ill from tainted pan cakes. Testimony showed Eastbrook grew angry after the judge granted his son to the mother in a divorce case.
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Alva W. Eastbrook
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Kan
Gene Vietion
Porterfield
Nis
Estabrook
World’s Rarest Stampa Exhibit At Mira Jello Event
The Mira jello exhibition in New York features the world’s rarest stampa valued at about 15.09 million dollars. The previous similar event was in London in 1823 with stampa insured at 11.26 million. The rarest stamp is claimed to be the one-cent 1958 BMesh Guiana in black on magenta, which fetched nearly 49 thousand dollars in 1923.
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London
Guiana
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