New Haven Women Urge Appointment of Female County Commissioner
In New Haven, a local league of 67 women sent a letter to Governor Lake urging the appointment of a woman as county commissioner. The letter asserts no candidate is chosen, but commends women as intelligent and capable to fill leadership roles amid ongoing county issues.
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Focal League
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Fa Eerie
Bridgeport
Local Girl Appears in Ansonia Recital
A local girl, Miss Marcon Weliar, performed at an Ansonia recital with accompanists Miss Helen Motion of Bridgeport ALC Christensen and George Daris. Motion, a skilled organist, offered a varied program including Blessed Are the Pure in Tone and other selections.
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Ansonia
Program for Lovers of Music and Art Planned
A Sunday afternoon program hosted at the home of Miss Ward in South Norwalk features a paintings exhibit by Keith Anderson and a music program by Ralph Poland, baritone, with Woodward Rogers as pianist. Martha Hurd, Connecticut Audubon Society secretary, is noted for local lectures.
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A. Ward
Avenut
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Norwals
Kear Anderson
Ralph Poland
Woodrud Rogers
M Hurd
Schedl Seciecy
The
Audubon Society of Connecticut
Aie Sorter
Nere
Women's Mission Holds Elm City Meeting Today
The New Haven branch of the women's board meets for its annual session and a joint ceremonial gathering. Attendees from various Atlantic states join the Elm City event opening this morning at the center.
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Women's Mission
Elm City
NEW Way
Yaadisc Trav
Atlantic States
New Haven
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Woman's Board
Natalie’s Letters Preview Studio Opening and Plans
The writer describes plans for The Little Studio at West Avenue, highlighting weaving classes at a dollar, hand woven fabrics, and beaded georgette dyed fabrics. Natalie notes cooperation with Lewandos dyeing and Geaning shop, mentions Mrs Bellew’s workrooms, and references potential winter wardrobe planning and travel ideas.
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Sie Burney
New York
Beidgeport
Bubid
West Avenue
Ana Bosy
Duesit
Neeple
McBurney
Biliy
Misa Marjorie Pr
Svenei
Ingetore Svendsen
Lada
Blane
Lewandos
Court’ Exchange
Aurora
Edith
Afrs. Bellew's
State Street
Mrs. Bellew
Mrs. Beller
Berrinda
Pani
Rome
Les G'Amis
Curibhead
Mother Bal
Pine Thanksgiving Dinners To Be Given By Club
The Pine club plans a Thanksgiving sale December 8 at Mrs James Bereton’s home 2332 North Avenue to raise funds for a winter dress fund for a needy girl. Torii Men will provide sewing, with Mrs Lernard in charge and Bob Adams delivering baskets. Donations include clothing and candy, with a focus on white elephant and crafts.
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Torii
Iri
F. Crosby
Beechwood Avenue
Tobert Adams
Greas
Mare Miteria
Luch
Thnrey
Chaily
Bridgepin
Brooklyn
Hne
James Bereton
North
Lernard
Wes
Teimrad
B and P Women to Hold Sunday Meetings
The By sessional Women's club announces Sunday afternoon gatherings beginning next Sunday from 4 to 7 pm at the club rooms with light refreshments and entertainment. Miss Bessie Callender will lead a dancing class Thursday at 8 pm. Carl Shook will lecture on Parliamentary Law on the first and third Monday evenings.
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Carl Shook
Beers
del Rhib
Back and kidney health claimed by tonic potion
An ad describes a drastic remedy for back and kidney distress claiming that whey acid and various herbs purify the kidneys. It urges taking a tablespoon of a solution before breakfast to restore kidney function and promises dramatic relief, including improved bladder and urinary comfort.
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Lihia
Tien
Nia
Jeidneys
Amd Weiner Fis Venti
Gardens
Ackvorkscrien
ENE Wiehig
Florida Honeymoon for Bridal Couple
A quiet wedding at Washington Park M.D. parsonage united Miss Baby Banks and Mr. Short in a ceremony led by Dr George Wort. The couple, both connected to local families, planning a honeymoon to an island retreat and wintering in Florida.
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Baby Banks
Charles Bush Witlser
Steatforg
Waington Avenue
Washingto Park
M.D. Parsonace
George Wort
Figsida
Short
Unusual Prizes Given at Y. D. Whist Party
Unusual prizes were awarded at a whist party hosted last evening by members of the Women’s Auxiliary at the local club. prize items included a mix of domestic wares and novelty goods, attracting lively bidding and friendly competition among attendees.
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Lomenade
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Wormen
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Wibernian Tal
Alumnae Nurses Fund Dance for Free Bed Appeal
Alumnae nurses held a dance to raise funds for a free bed initiative at the senior hospital. Mrs J d Alheony chaired the event with Missy Thainay Agnes Gustathon and Mise Muttine Ghia among organizers. Several supporters pledged contributions and a few attendees offered small sums to back the appeal.
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Erenina
J. dAlheony
Missy Thainay
Agnes Gustathon
Mise
Muttine Ghia
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Armistice Day Observed At W C T U Meeting
Armistice Day planned at the Women's Christian Temperance Union features a program on "Lessons Humanity" with Miss Wlackford speaking, Lay Voorhees reciting "Gond Gianders Pies," and a silent tribute by boys. Donald McQuewit, Wes sibjees, shares "Gow ty Soritare during Peace" as the event concludes with "Amerion the Brayt."
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Christaintemperance Union
Neadyiae
Wlackford
Lay Voorhees
Kaski
Donald McQuewit Vak
Wes Sibjees
Gow
Amerion
Huntington Road Assoc Meets This Afternoon
Huntington Road Association holds a meeting this afternoon to discuss health program details, library card access, and community activities. Frederick Monrou card appears in notes, with plans for the library branch becoming active and ongoing civic projects.
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Huntington Road Assoc
Iffs
Frederick Mlonrue
Tlontington Road
Balioel
Easiy Elhalit
Calypso pattern textiles arrive at Read's Bridgeport store
On Armistice Day operations pause briefly and a Read's Linen Department introduces the Calypso design copied from Lotyre Galleries. The collection features centerpieces, doilies, scarfs, oblongs, Milanese silks and flounces with rainbow hues, priced from 85 cents to 25 dollars and showcasing Italian-inspired motifs and hand threading.
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Lotyre
America
Read's
Bridgeport
Duvetyn and Velvet Millinery by Lyons and Paine
Duvetyn hats feature small turban shapes with upturned braids and simple trimming suited for tasteful wear. Velvet hats in bold shades such as purple and jade include hand embroidery, feather accents, and distinctive crowns, priced around 7.90.
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Duvetyn, Lyons and Paine
New China Dinner Sets Feature Porcelain Aids and Low Prices
A catalog notes American porcelain sets with pink rose borders, blue accents, and gold edges. Prices span from $37 for a 100 piece American porcelain set to higher for French china and ornate designs, with multiple borders and coin gilt handles.
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China
Book Ads Highlight Humorous Ring Lardner Tales
A catalog of current books with pricing includes Stringer Nightfall at $2.00, Ring Lardner The Big Town at $1.75 praised as human and humorous, and Dumas The Three Musketeers at $1.00. Main floor display features Beacon label editions in navy, Peking blue, lavender and gray with satin trimmed collars and cuffs.
Fleeced Underwear for Children and Youths
Advertises children's and youths undergarments in sizes 2 to 16 years with AL sizes up to 16 years, priced 50 cents to 85 cents for basics, and 1.15 to 1.65 for union suits. Girls and boys ranges shown, including long sleeve ankle and knee lengths, with prices by size. Main flaon
Styles in Neckties for Men Open End Four in Hands
Remarkable gathers of neckties priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars feature reversible Cheney tubulars without lining, paneled stripes, Jacquards and Bengalines. Knits offered at 75 cents and one dollar, with strong fibers and shape retention on main floors.
Thursday Specials In the Tea Room
A tea room advertises Thursday specials featuring Scotch ham with cream gravy and accompanying dishes. The notice highlights a limited menu option for patrons seeking a classic plated meal in a refined setting.
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