Singer to Make Home Here Again
After success in this country and abroad Signor Luisi Mainiero grand opera dramatic tenor formerly of Bridgeport returns to set permanent roots on Park Avenue He left 12 years ago and earlier days featured in local amateur theatricals He studied in Naples with Maestro Tilippo Campaneria and taught tenor roles in grand opera in Italy Before returning to America he sang with the San Carlo Opera Company New York and the Boston Opera Company for a season
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Signor
Luisi Mainiero
Grand Opera
Bridgeport
Park Avenue
Mainiero
New York
Tilippo Campaneria
Naples
Royal Conservatory
Widow Margaret McCassland Dies After Auto Crash
Mrs Margaret McCassland aged 62 of Plainville died at Middlesex hospital from injuries in an automobile accident last night. The Middlesex hospital reported she succumbed early this morning.
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Middletown
Margaret McCassland
Plainville
Middlesex Hospital
Verdi Traviata Pleases Crowds At Park Theatre
Telegram reviewer notes a melancholy Park Theatre staging of Verdi La Traviata with an Italian audience. Mme Sarandella Sola leads a sincere cast and H De Gregorio provides a mellow tenor, while an unknown alternated Alfredo. overall an afternoon worth while for cinephile and cultural life.
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Park Theatre
Mme
Sarandella Sola
H. de Gregorio
Alfredo
Milla’ Pico
Metropolitan Opera
Banl
G. la Puma
Mentgo
Flora
la Puma
Dottore
Annina
Mme Lmnonel
Gastone
G Cavadori Buren Douphel
Vo Toso
Marchese
G. Tertoric
Mimacatoush Macynified
Antonio del’ Orefice
Italy
Luther Pageant Repeated Sunday at St Pauls
The St Pauls Lutheran church choir will repeat the life of Martin Luther pageant Sunday at 7 30 PM at the Second Baptist church. Writ ten and directed by Mrs Paul Becker, it follows Luther as youth monk and reformer with Charles Mayer in the title role and a large supporting cast including Frances Tesch John Klein August Budde and others. A large chorus and several soloists round out the production.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Second Baptist Church
Paul Becker
Luther
Charles Mayer
Frances Tesch
Ohn Klein
August Budde
Baward Ridhlet
Mra. J. C. Hubert
Helen Ackel
Arthur Powelei
Fred Reichenbach
Herbert Tleenau
Herman Kontz
Luella Sein
Ernest Henckels
Reinhard Grah
Paul Hoffman
Emma Poneleit
Paul B. Becker, Jr
Edith Pilvertait
George Kaufmann
Frank Schmidt
Martha
Poneleit
Bethel Blake Mannion Wedding in St Marys Church
Miss Harriet Mannion daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Mannion of 6 Grand Street married George Blake son of John Blake of Shelter Rock Danbury at St Marys church Thanksgiving morning. The couple left for a wedding trip to Washington DC and will reside at 347 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn after January 1.
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Bethel
St. Mary’s Church
Harriet Mannion
P. J. Mannion
Grand Street
George Blake
John Blake
Shelter Rock
Danbury
Martin Blake
Bangor
Penn
Margaret Mannion
Edward Lehney
Iegal
National Surety Company of New York
Blake
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Greenwich Woman Granted Divorce From Henry Robinson
Frances Bet Robinson of Greenwich was granted a decree of divorce from Henry Robinson, former hardware store owner, by Judge Newell Jennings in Superior court yesterday afternoon. Allegations of cruelty were made. Mrs Robinson was awarded custody of her eight year old daughter, while her son was awarded to the father. The couple, married July 26, 1916 at New York City Hall, had a second ceremony two days later.
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Frances Be.t Robinson
Greenwich
Henry Robinson
Newell Jennings
Mra Robinson
Sis
Robinson
New York City Hall
London Women Turn to Jungle for Head Dress
London fashion writers observe English women embracing jungle and animal inspired styles. Designers showcase leopard and elephant motifs on dresses, stockings, hats, and underwear with large embroidered depictions and ornate detailing. Furs, including fox and kolinsky, rise in popularity while the pipe replaces the cigarette for women, with jewel and enamel trimmed pieces gaining favor.
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London
Garden of Eden
Zoological Gardens
Waller
England
Lonion
Kolinsky
Siberia
America
Canada
Eigar
Temple card party at Queen Tis ter temple
The newly organized Queen Tister temple will host a whist and pinachle card party on Wednesday evening December 9 in the Jade rooms at 1280 Main Street. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Sarah Todfield Mrs. Pauline Kanin Mrs Gissela Goodman and Mrs Bella Hillman. All are welcome.
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Queen Tister Temple
Main Street
Sarah Todfield
Pauline Kanin
Gissela Goodman
Mm Bella Hillman
Smart Sport Stockings With Geometrical Design
Athletic stockings showcase a new geometrical design in two tone contrasts. Styles feature combinations such as beige and brown or blue and gray, offering a modern look for sport and casual wear.
Cats Demand Fur Coats In Paris Fashion Flap
Paris dispatch reports a curious trend as cats become fashion symbols with furs being crafted into cloaks and coats. The piece notes the rising popularity of fur items among both elite and common households, highlighting a satirical contrast between high end “household favorites” and neighborhood strays in a humorous tone.
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Paris
Decorative and Useful Cabinet Adds Valor to Living Room
A tall grey green wood cabinet with printed design in gold and Chinese red features many cubby holes for tidying items. This sturdy piece is pitched as a valorous addition to the living room decor.
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Main St
Coats
TRS
Lastrosa
Montebello
Veloria
Jastronia
Carmena
Academy Blue
Zinnia Red
Main
Leonard’'Ss
Elizabeth Cain
New House
Unique Glove Company
Glovecwile
P.O. Argade
Antonio Dell’Orefice
By Telegram
Mannion
Vnew Temple
Wilton
Axminster
Axminster Hug
Hall
Armstrong
Congoleum & Neponset
NEUSS
Broad Street
Fourtheaven Riketer
the Best Foods, Inc
York City
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