Lashar Attends Security League Directors Meet
Walter B Lashar attended a National Security League meeting in New York City where League president Stan wood Menken presented a report on the Countess Karolyi incident. The discussion covered revolutionary poetry and Hungarian immigrant politics amid concerns over influence and constitutional stability.
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Walter B. Lashar
National Security League
Lotes Vlup
New York City
League
Stanwood Menken
Bia
Countess Karolyi
Menken
Karoly
Ocober
Peeatdent Coolidge
Alenken
United States
Karolyi
Relando Boeck
Lin
Litchfield
Fanciati
Morance
Italy
Opera Scenes Presented Here at Park Theatre Monday
Josephine Patuzzi will portray Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana as Caselotti Opera Company stages scenes at Park Theatre Monday night November 24. The program closes with short selections from Trauamt Lohenrgin Die Walkure Oberon Romeo et Juliette Carmen Gianni Schicchi Manon and Sepho with pupils Helen Desvonsansky Catherine Waterbury and others, assisted by a New York artist.
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Josephine Patuzsi
Santuzza
Caselotti Opera Company
Park Theatre
Trauat
Oberon
Carmen
Gianni Schicchi
Manon
Sepho
Women Voters Meet in Stamford Today
Mrs Samuel C Shaw chairs Fairfield County League executive board meeting to be hosted by Mrs Albert Crane of Strawberry Hill Stamford. The group will convene promptly at 12 o'clock at her home to conduct part of the business before luncheon.
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Samuel C. Shaw
Fairfield County League of Women Voters
Albert Crane
Strawberry Hill
Stamford
Fellowship Supper Draws 200 At Y W C A Tonight
More than 200 are expected at the Membership Fellowship supper at the YWCA in Golden Till et this evening at 6 45. The opening of the week of Prayer and Fellowship set by the World association marks the event. Miss Elizabeth Wright recently returned from Chiva will recount her work country. Stunts by WYW departments promise entertainment, based on rehearsals over the past five weeks. Their novel preservation will be from station Ww.
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Golden Tillet
World Association
Elizabeth Wright
Chiva
WYW
Personal notices of society and travel across cities
Mr and Mrs William Edwards of North avenue spend a week in Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs Howard Tarlton of Fairfield avenue sail to Scotland for six months. Miss Hsthor M Fulton and John Burton Baker to wed at Bilton home with Dr eo Marshall officiating. Mr and Mrs C T Yerson entertain Philadelphia guests Moses Statchinskus, Joseph Capozzi, and Paul DeIh. Announcement of Dorothy Laird and B F White marriage. Fanny Crosby circle concert December 6 with Arthur Hartmann violinist at Park theatre. Park Avenue Temple seating, officers to be elected. Mary H Murgeston to speak on Shakespeare era. Rector's Aid roast park supper on Courtland street. Yale Prof Tucker Brooks to discuss Shakespeare in English Drama at United church. Fay Goodfellow to recite Mister Antonin at Junior High School under PTA. Miss Clemmie Henry to speak at D A R meeting. historical sketch by school children.
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Hsthor’ M, Fulton
Clarence TE. Bilton
Clinton Avenue
John Burton Baker
Mary Baker
Philadelphia
Bilton
Dreo 8
Marshall
C. Tverson
Kossuth Street
I. C. Hemphill
Dorothy Laird
TW. A
Laird of Peace
White
B. F White
Stratford
Orville Rector
Fanny J. Crosby
Clemmie Henry
Maryville College
Mary Wiman
South Branch
Scout Pageant Impresses At Court Of Awards In Bridgeport
Two hundred seventy merit badges were awarded at the Girl Scout Court of Awards held Saturday in St Augustine school auditorium on Pequannock Street. Mrs Oliver Styer chaired the awards committee and Mrs C Nathaniel Worthen presented. Scouts from Bridgeport and nearby towns attended. The ceremony opened with flag salute and pledge, and chorus selections by Mrs C C Marshall. A pageant depicting the spirit of scouting featured Doroth Lyon Troop 9 Trinity church guiding, with Andrea Sibley Troop 2 representing the Spirit of Chivalry. Knights of Charlemagne included Tidith Ward Dorothy Gleason Troop 31 and Phyllis Scott Troop 11. Funinsky and Marguerite Cassin Troop 1 Southport were Knights of Kin Arthur. Robin Hood’s Merry Men included Jora Faninsky Helen Kahn Helen dvVa and Katherine McCormick Troop 29. Firstbrook, Anna and Ruth Schadaid of Troop 8 represented modern Girl Scouts.
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Gurl Scout
St. Augustine
Pequennosk Street
Oliver Styer
C. C. Marshall
Eld
Dorothy Lyon
Trinity Church
Andrea Sibley
Tidith Ward
Dorothy Gleason
Phyllis Scott
Knights of
Charlemagne
Red Cross Drive Opens With Boom by Fairfielders
Red Cross roll call underway in Waurfield under Mrs Winchester of Greenfield. House to house canvass by a large committee. expected to surpass last year’s 1100 dollar goal, with over 600 collected on opening day. Two meetings planned tomorrow night for zone changes. gardeners nominate treasurer, and town selects zoning commissioner. Town school committee to discuss occupying the new high school next month and moving portable classrooms.
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Waurfield
Red Cross
FS. Winchester
Greenfield al
R. C. MacHldowney
Grasmere
Arthur O'Brien
Garden Club
Treawaren
First Selectman
Frederick A. Burr
Alon
Washington
PICICRE FRAME MOLDING IN SIANGHAL
Imated market details in Shanghai describe imported picture frame moldings from America Italy and Germany competing with local plain wood moldings. Major buyers are large department stores and furniture makers with few orders through importers. Moldings imported in pine lengths of 12 or 110 inches each, mainly composition moldings and high grade frames.
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Shanghai Fo
China
Amero
Italy
Germany
Joral Furniture
Prizes Awarded At Country Club Masque
The Lordship Country club Masque drew a large crowd with orange and ballad decor. Prizes went to Siss Bessie Sachs for prettiest costume Fred Keeler for best male outfit Mrs Starry Van Vorx for funniest attire and Thomas Middleton for another humorous get up. Judges included Mrs Charles B. Ron George Ruther Ernest Blanchette and Robert B. Wahce. Miss Honde Tein Smirnow and Miss Helen Sachs performed Argentine Dango while Smirnow and Harry King danced. Doughnuts and cider were served.
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the Lordship Country Club
Siss Bessie Sachs
Fred Keeler
Starry van Vorx
Thomas Middleton
Mra
Charles B. Ron
George Ruther
Ernest Blanchette
Robert B. Wahce
Noted Banker to Speak at State Meeting
Greg Kent vice-president of Bankers' Trust Co New York will address the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut Hartford November 25 at the Hotel Bond luncheon session. Kent is noted for international finance and trade work, having served as director of foreign exchange for the Federal Reserve board and later spent a year abroad on advisory duties.
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Greg. Kent
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York
Manufactrers’ Association of Connecticut
Hartford
Bond
Kent
Mr. Kent
Bankers Trust Company
Foreign Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Kent Named to ICC Committee on Economic Restoration
In 1928 he became chair of the committee on economic restoration at the International Chamber of Commerce during its Rome meeting. He prepared a report after visiting key reparations countries and consulting top diplomats and financiers. He also serves as treasurer of the National Industries Conference Board and headman of the commerce and marine commission of the American Bankers Association.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Meetig
Rome
Kent
National Industries Conference Board
Heimman
Commerce and Marine
American Bankers’ S Association
Grass Fire Sparks Alarm at Goddard Ravenne Area
A grass fire yesterday near Goddard Ravenne triggered an alarm from box 473. Wind aided flames burned several acres of field and lots, prompting fire crews to respond. Special pens are noted for marking polished metals porcelain oilcloth and patent leather without leaving marks.
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Goddard Ravenne
Actes
Missionary Speaks on Work in India at Second Baptist Church
William EB Witter D D and M D of Assam India spoke at the Second Baptist Church about his experiences in Assam where he encountered wild people and saw many convert tribes including Ngulhao of the Kula tribe. He described returning from war with honors and starting new mission stations as hundreds more of his tribe were converted and Christian meetings began without missionary aid.
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William EB. Witter
Asam
India
Second Baptist Church
Dr Witter
Ngulhao
Assam
Fragmentary Musings on Education and Duty by Dr Witter
Fragmented lines ponder the purpose of education and commerce. The speaker questions duties to educate and train youth and to fulfill a religious mission, invoking Christian enthronement in hearts. The text appears as scattered notes or sermon-like reflections.
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Witter
Phare
Jems Chris
Son entertains father on birthday in local gathering
William Shantey of 1 Linen avenue entertained recently as his father celebrated a sixth birthday. Guests included Jr. Neary, Birdie OLeary, A Hulten, Arlene Hulton, A Ostrotuky, Otris the Fey, FP Polemd, A Hiswy Sr, John Shapley SE, George Flegiar, and Thomas Neari.
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Willam Shantey
Prmaent Wers Jr. Neary
Birdie O'Leary
A. Hulten
Arlene Hulton
A. Ostrotuky
Otris~ the Fey
FP. Polemd
A. His Wy, Sr
John Shapley SE
George Flegiar
Thomas Neari
Novelty Shapes and Leathers Silk Bags Ad
Silk bags in novelty shapes and leather options priced at 2.95. Styles pair with winter ensembles and coats. Some have carrying straps or back straps with contrasting linings and optional inside frames. Also mentions a boys' book The Flamingo Feather by Kirk Munro illustrated by Frank Schonover priced at 3.56.
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Kirk Munro
Frank Schonover
Colonial Spinet Desk for a Lady's Room Buy
A finely polished spinet desk in mahogany offers a satin finish and roomy interior with large stationery drawer pigeon holes and racks. Described as one of the best spinet designs, it makes a delightful Christmas gift for a lady.
Dainty Underthings to Embroider for Christmas
Feature item invites readers to stitch their own decorative undergarments. Describes white voile gowns and orchid and nude voile sets with lace trim, priced from 2.25 to 5.00, all in one package with floss included.
Monday Specials at Children's Book Week Sale
Burst of week long offers features nursery records at 95 cents for Monday only with six tunes. Also promotion on Bread Winner panty dresses in gingham and chambray colors with sizes 3 to 8 and fresh rayon outfits in white peach and orchid tones.
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Nurmry Records
Malin
Methera
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