Auxiliary Holds Largest Meeting In Connecticut Diocese
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Connecticut diocese held its largest meeting at St John’s Church with 800 attendees. Bishops Chauncey Brewster and E Campion Che Son attended, while Bishop Gailor urged unity and a broader vision for international work. The group announced a Nation Wide campaign with Special Day of Intercession on Nov 19 and a statewide canvass on Nov 31, ending with a Hartford report. The budget reached 1255 dollars as stories from Porto Reo highlighted island needs.
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Connecticut
St John's Church
Chauncey, Brewster
E. Campion -Cheson
Thomas F. Gailor
Lambeth Council
London
St. John’s Church
Loneheon
Harvey P. Walter
Porto Reo
Eld
Quick Youthful Look with Baxo Lite and Witch Hazel
A dated advertisement describes a quick facial refresh using Baxo lite powder mixed with witch hazel. The reader is advised to bathe the face for two to three minutes to firm skin, reduce wrinkles, and improve contour before a social event.
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Ropulat
Women-run town in Oregon elects all female leaders
In Oncala Ore a town governed entirely by women for one week in November but described as lasting. Women led the campaign and won every available political post including the mayor position. They claim the result disproves old adages that women cannot keep secrets or run politics.
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Oncalila
Ore
Trrom House
Community notices and meetings across Fairfield clubs
Personal notes show Bishop Brewster and Mrs Brewster visiting Fairfield hosts while diocesan and auxiliary gatherings unfold at St Johns and St Vincents. Local circles plan sewing layettes, charity drives, and volunteer outreach. many societies across churches announce meetings, suppers, and talks through November and December, with multiple addresses and host families listed.
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Sewing Circle
Round Table
St. Vincents
Barnum Avenues
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Bureau
Opera Coach Discusses Technique And Audience Taste
Mrs Enrico Clay Dillon spoke to the Opera in the Buss iness and Professional Women's Club on stage craft in Verdi era and modern opera. She urged serious study by singers to translate stagecraft to audiences, noting broad cultural expectations and the value of combining acting with vocal technique for Verdi and Aida.
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America
Enrico Clay Dillon
Suan Hangley Davis
Dillon
Milan
Verdi
Suew Canal
Cairo
The
Nile
Rhadames
Nile River
Torum
Paper Men Plan Saving Campaign
CHICAGO November 10 Preliminary plans for a paper conservation campaign were outlined at the American Paper and Pulp association convention with the slogan avoid waste and conserve scraps Prices on paper are not likely to decline for some time President C W Bisson said the industry is financially healthier than many others but lack of surplus stock would prevent reductions He added America must rely on its own resources for paper since Canada and Argentina lack sufficient surplus to supply large quantities.
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Chicago
American Paper and Pulp Association
C. W. Bisson
America
Canada
Argentina
Mayor Wilson Celebrates Sixth Wedding Anniversary
The article notes Mayor Wilson and Mrs. Wilson celebrating their sixth anniversary as he lights up the city with a nostalgic look. He plans Armistice Day parade preparations, instructing a reviewing stand be set up and inviting officials to attend and review veterans as they pass.
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Wilson
Judge Miller to Reappoint Old Clerks in New Term
Judge Paul L. Miller, re-elected Probate Judge, said he will reappoint all clerks in his office at the start of the new term January 1. Retained staff include Chief Clerk Lao J. Whaley, and clerks Hiram Winterburn, Carrie A. Hall, and Anna S. Ruztal, who all served under the late Judge Eward Mallen.
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Paul L. Miller
Lao J. Whaley
Eaward 9. Mallen
Trdgo Miler
Hiram 8. Winterburn
Carrie A. Hall
Anna S. Ruztal
Milford church hosts Young Women’s Reconstruction Club meeting
The Young Womgai’s reconstruction club will meet at the First Congregational church Milford Friday at eight. Mrs Grace Platt will sing soloist hostesses include Mrs Clif ford Cluck Mrs Fred D Clark and Mrs Wan Flatt. Addresses by Mrs Wm Laurens of New Haven and Mrs James Ferguson of New Haven. Mr and Mrs Earl Webster return from a two week motor trip through Pennsylvania Virginia and Washington.
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Mis
Grace Platt
Clifford Cluck
Fred D. Clark
Wan. Flatt. Ao
Mirst Congregational Church
Milford
Mra
Wm. H. Laurens
New Haven
Women’s Home Missionary Union of
Connecticut
Myre
James Ferguson
State Union
Earl Webster
Maton Street
Pennsylyvanig
Virginia
Washington
Girl Scout Troops To Present National Pageant
Girl Scout troops will present a national pageant led by Evelyn Shey of Wall, Ming Grave Dickchant of United Burden, and Captain Mc Laughlin of Olivet church. The event, Friday evening in Clinton Avenue, offers demonstrations of coat work by the troops and invites parents and friends to attend.
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Miree Gitl
Evelyn Shey
Wallome
Ming Grave Dickchant
United Buuren
McLaughlin
Olivet Church
Elias Bowe School
Clinton Avenue
Garments Paid As Memberships Phe
The Needlework Guild of America city chapter led by Mrs J F Omens conducts an annual drive for garments to aid hospitals homes and charities. Members pay two garments as membership and donate by Saturday with a main collection Monday morning at Christchurch parish house Courtland Street. Distribution to charities occurs Thursday at 4 20 PM and a large stock of warm garments is gathered for needy families through winter.
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Phe
Needlework Guild of America
Ieadership
Lof Mra. J. F. Omens
Jana
Christchurch
Courtland Stro
High School Seating Strains With 400 New Pupils
The board faces crowded conditions as four hundred new pupils enter the high school in February. Accommodations are over taxed and the entrance class counts from Prospett, Lina Howe Jr, Maplewood, Webster, Shelter, Barnum, Waltersville, Franklin, Lincoln, Summerfield, Black Rock, Hull, Madison, totaling 413 students for seating and class sessions.
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Prospett
Lina Howe Jr
Maplewood
Webster
Shelton
Barnum
Waltersvile
Franklin
Lincoln
Summerfield
Black Rock
Hull
Madison
Newfeld Recreation Center to host Hillis lecture on Pilgrims
William McAndrews, principal of the Waltersville School, will deliver Rev. Dr. Newell D. Hillis lecture on The Pilgrims of the New World at the Newfeld Recreation Center meeting in Lincoln tonight. The lecture will be illustrated by stereoscopic slides, and dancing will follow.
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William McAndrews
Waltersville School
Newell D. Hillis
New World
Newfeld
Lincoln Wohoot
Members First Program by Mus cal Club at Stratfield Ballroom
The Wednesday afternoon Mus ical club presented a notable program in the Stratfield ballroom led by Milas Mabell Smith celebrating New England. The event featured soprano soloists, altos, and a piano and violin ensemble, with pieces by Foote Parker Chadwick and MacDowell.
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Stratfield
New England
Milas Mabel Smith
Rose of Avontown
H. H. A. Beach
Robert Brown
Paul Menough
Charles Hall
Molly Daly Ogren
Margaret Hughes
Betty Payne
Priest Altes
Qlin Dormelly
Willam Dungan
Vaughn Wheeler
altes—Misa
Theresa Polke
George Taylor
Ethan Wilema
Mabel B. Smith
Ethel Pigg
Bongs
Constancy
Arthur , Foote
WH. A. Beach
Nira
Suttle Landbera Flather
Misa Belle ‘Blackstone
Horatio Parker
Fred Guion
Louis J. Snyder
Roumentan Borg
Arthur Foote
My Star
H. A. Beach
George W Chadwick
Catherine Russell
Mary Louise Peck
Fiano Zolos
Sea
Edward MacDowell
Elizabeth Limont
George W. Chadwick
Castles ‘Ball
Judith Landbers Fletcher
Vera Bertilson Sotm
Misa Gathering Russel
Informal Dancing and Whist Event Hosted by Langshaw and Noonan
Miss Jane Langshaw and Miss Nan Noonan will host an informal dance and whist at the club on Wednesday November 17, with possible pickets secured in the D. M. Read book department. Mrs BR C Adams oversees a furniture sale at Rekel Hall on Bos twick Avenue Saturday with clothing and furniture drop offs at her home or hall Friday. Monthly moving picture film shipments to theaters are noted as sizeable.
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Jane Langshaw
Nan Noonan
D. M
Mother
Vogue
Stratfekd Hotel
Ovary
Chamberlin
Shropshire
Cannon
Burgess Animal Stories
School session held despite Armistice Day parade
Public schools will operate today. earlier notices of dismissal were mistaken. Armistice Day celebrations occur in the evening at Bovayer and will not disrupt classes. Night school will be suspended.
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Nlentington Road
Gelock
Pyburn
Brooklyn
Archhbald McNeil
Fairfield Avenue
Bovayer
Schol
Alan
Christmas shop and home budget ideas in a bustling town
A long letter mixes household chores with shop news and holiday sales. It notes reductions at G Wi Fairchild and Sons Jewelry Shop from the 13th to the 10th, outfit trends at Lane’s candy shop, and a vivid catalog of imports and gift ideas. Madame Vera’s hair styling helps a mother, and Miss Donaldson speaks on budgeting with the Bridgport Savings Bank. Produces a lively snapshot of seasonal shopping, fashion, and local events.
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Fairchild and Sons
Téra
Trance
Aftica
Bengland Laseware
Tentian
Miea
Marlon & Donaldson
Southport
Mina Donaldson
Toe
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Episcopal
St. John’s
Head
Bach
Beechan
Meigs
Bridgeport, Conn
Violets
Orecon
Chauncey B. Brewister
Episcopal Church
Brewster
Martford
Oliver Could Jennings
Fairfield
Bishop Brewster
St. John's Church
Stratfeld Flayers Club
Emily ‘Bekson
Sirsfield Road
Latires Aid Society
Summerfold M. &, Church
C. E. Zink
Youngs Peoples’ Societies
James
Hirk
Golden Hill Street
Bridgeport
Ladies Aid Society of the
Geryoan Reformed Church
Jeanes
William Bernhard
Ernest Rhode
Joan Baum
Louis Rawb
W. E. Aden
Queen's Daughters
G. Herbert Ekins
Church Federation of
Thisvening At & Golock
Jesus
Elub
Stephen Fish Sherman
Park Avenus
Oelock
Hamlin Garland
Spraker
W. GD. Uy
Oliver Gould Jennings
New York
Ladies’ Ata Society of
Black Rock Church
Uilaworth Street
Bartramp Avenue
Eaward Judd
Olive Atreck
Helen Felchart
Catherine Burns
Milas Clara ‘Red
Lorraine ‘Barrett
Miss Sadie
Misa Yolen Rowland
Walter Barrett
Joseph McCullough
Henry Behwartz
Raymond Shee
Matthew Belinsky
Theodora Holst
Frances Kane
Lealie Bvitte
Gibert Meserole
Alice Curtis
Waldemare Avenue
Brooklawn Country Club
Lab House
Gerald Bryant
Alfred B. Boers
Freelove Baldwin Stow Chapter
Memorial Chapter
Fredna Ed. Casa
Aida
Cfty Clierk Dub
Agsiatun
City Glerlk
Robert M. Jones
Prom & Suight Add
Girl Scout
Scout Worl
Elms, Howe
Needlework Guild of City
Newfeld Recreation Center
Natalie
Evelyn
Harold
Uzebrook
Lane
Hetle
Texas
Tune Factory
N. Buckingham and Company
Trewin Royals
Axminster
FR. T. ‘Syhiting
California
Tina
Madame Vera
Liberty Building
Armex
Laynnex
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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