Big Program of Work Outlined At Autumn Rally
The autumn gathering at Golden TiN street rooms outlined plans for the new year. Central secretary Miss Ona Sheldon introduced new and old secretaries. Mrs. Ellie N Sperry discussed responsibilities of new voltigenship and voting machinery. Katherine Wiley spoke on new Spanish work as part of International Institute efforts. Cliva Mallen, a Mexican guest, sang Spanish songs and was named English teacher for the Spanish program. Clementine Delocch directed Italian classes and clubs. Katherine Freeman described religious and industrial work plans for Central and Industrial Service centers. Garnet Manynus home will host a roller polo lounge with Saturday dances at association buildings and Sunday open house at Barnum Avenue Home. The 2,500-member Girls Domestic group, led by Miss Jeannette Riskaddon, includes grade and high school girls basketball and bowling leagues. Cynthia Moore will head a new Rooms Registry department. The Boarding Home, led by Miss Carlotta Moyer, cares for 50 girls. City manufacturers are invited to a luncheon at Barnum Avenue building Friday at 12:30, with Imae Funcheon of the National Board as speaker and Florence Simms helping arrange. A new cafeteria director, Mrs. Emza Dentler, will supervise meals. Recreation followed the program, overseen by Mrs. Stackpole.
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Wes
Golden Tin Street
Missona
Sheldon
Ellie N. Sperry
Laura
Durfea
International Institute
Cliva Mallen
Mexico
Clementine Delocch
Ittalian
Misa
Katherine Freeman
Beatrics
Prown
Federation
Garnum Myenus
Associaition
O Pen
Barnumvenue
Goldenill Street
Jeannette Riskaddon
Carlotta Moyer Fe
Barnum Avenue
Riday
Florence Simms
Nation ‘Board
Imae Funcheon
Emza4 Dentler
Stackpale
Blackham Nominated by 11th District Republicans
Charles Blackham was nominated as a Republican candidate for alderman at the 11th District Republican club meeting. The selection was unanimous among about 20 members, with nomination by Robert Macrall and Alderman Al Burdick seconding. Mrs Ellen Sperry and Mrs E H Willard Fleck will address the women Republicans tonight at East Main and Isichely Streets headquarters. A voting machine will be provided for instruction of prospective women voters.
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Charles Blackham
Republican Club
Sir
Blackham
John A. Leonard
Thera
Robert, Macrall
al Burdick
Ellenn. Sperry
Willard Fleck
11Th District
East Main
Isichely Streets
Over 7 500 Women Register For First Vote in Bridgeport
Bridgeport reports more than 7 500 women registered for the first vote as registration closes Tuesday after 6 pm. Voters urged to attend City Hall for name transfers and new address registrations, with final swearing in between October 2 and 4. Women are advised to enroll early to secure their enfranchisement.
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Bridgeport
City Trail
Arthur Mr. Comiey
Women’s
Comley
Congregational Church
Black Rock Rain Or Shine
Tome of Trewater Street
Catholic Community House Opens Harvest Festival Program
The Catholic Community house under the Catholic Charitable bureau plans reopening next week with a harvest festival led by the Girls' Community at Seaside Institute. An Italian class will be offered with Rev. Lynch directing. numerous classes follow including dressmaking, typewriting, dramatics, millinery, and secretarial clubs led by listed instructors. Mothers and children will have afternoon programs focusing on dressmaking, Americanization, home nursing, and manual activities.
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Hove
Catholic’ Charitable Bureau
Elizabeth M. Daley
Social Service
National Catholic War Council
Seaside Institute
Lynch
St. Mar Church
Rome
Mary Lovely
A. Bealger
A. Guthriel
Me. A. Bullivin
Gies Club
Jane
Margaret Casey
M. Kitey
Nellie ‘Dunn
al ‘Addie Clark
Jane Gilhuley
Beardsley Park
Agnes Collins
Mra A. Feilley
Board of Education
Visiting Nurse Association
Board of Health
Ca Ering Donovan
Coal Schooner Founders In Gale Off Cape Henry
Normolac Va Oct 1 The coal schooner Thomas Pottard foundered near Cape Henry early today. Life savers rescued the crew. The 607 ton vessel built in 1901 was bound from Norfolk for Providence with coal and foundered in a 3 5 mile gale.
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Cape Henry
Normolac
Thomas ¥. Pottard
Cape’ Henry
Norfolk
Providence
Acto Daw Violator Arrested in Multiple Incidents
Louis Sherman, 23, of 46 Lindley Street, was arrested last night by Traffic Policeman Sullivan Omar for drawing responsibility in an automobile accident. Three arrests were made for violation of the parking ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sherman
Lindley Street
Sullivan Omar
Four Thousand Spanish New Residents In South End
A Brooklown avenue hostess led a club meeting about the influx of over 4 09 Spanish residents into the South End. Plans included sessions on American post stations, the Philippines, Hawaii, and Japan, with numerous hostesses and topics scheduled from October through April under the group title Under One Flag.
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Invaore
Charles H. Armstrong
Brooklown Avenue
Katherine Wiley
International Institute of the YW. C. A
Claro. Mellon
Hungaria
Clayton Ip. Stevens
North Avenue
Japan
United States
Blackham
Ameka
Mra. WY
Tdetino
Hawaii
Stuns Roc
Philippines
Migue
I. Shermaan
Beard
Warren FF
C. P. Stevens
Rmstrang
Vs. RK
Anne. M. Laing
Fred Rhodes
Blte
Wooster
G. BW. Beard
F. A. Peitesch
Sara
Pryor
D. M. Jones
America
Donald MacQueen
Devon Union Flower Show Yields Fun Guessing Contest
Devon Union staged a successful flower show and harvest supper on Thursday night. A bouquet guessing game featuring alftarent flowers including Scotch heather and African daisies drew crowd interest. Mrs Oscar Jackson won by guessing the number nine. Prizes went to Mrs Charlotte Wiley, James Youngson, Mrs Alpert Wood, Mrs Harry Wildman, Mrs Ellery Eaton, R J Oliver, and Mrs Henry West.
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Devon Union
Oscar Jackson
Charlotte Wil
James “Youngson
Alpert Wood
Harry Wildman
Ellery Eaton
Permanent eyebrow shaping by electric needle in Bridgeport
Mary C. Mills, principal, advertises specialist facial hair removal and eyebrow shaping with private sessions at 300 Conn Nat Banc Building Bridgeport. Classes for children begin September 20 with normal courses starting October 4. Office hours 9 to 12 and 3 to 6. telephone Barnum 4776.
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Blivabetil Fen
Bridgeport
Room 300
Conn
Nat
Banc
Ted
Loz
Atay St Cor
Connecticon Frachel Normal Adigurtés
Traimay
Privace
Barnum
Mary C. Mills
Dinner Dance Hosted by Mary Hincks at Brookawn
Mary Hincks of Marks Mace extends warm hospitality at the Brookawn gathering. Guests include Allsy Matlon Henshetay and family, Mise Louie Mes Chinage with Tracy Rickson, and a colorful autumn decor featuring chrysanthemums and sunflowers. Attendees listed: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beaul, Mr. and Mrs. Suravk Stavanson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hincks
Marks Mace
Gevatry
Allsy Matlon Henshetay
Tracy Rickson
Gerald Beyaul
Suravk Stavanson
Alp
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Weddings
Fat Mins Elizabeth Basack and guests at Yellow Bowl party mingle with Miss Baswick’s circle at Winsted Avenue. Fol lowing notes mention Miss Kathryn I. Mewitt’s return from vacation, Florence Hastings hosting bridge, and Irene Fassett appearing with Betsey Ross Society in New York. Wedding news includes Begurice Jones and Corse Hinman Balaw at Christ Episcopal Church Greenwich. Community groups schedule dances, clubs, and social gatherings through October with teas and picnics at Black Rock.
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Elizabeth Basack
Winsted Avenue
Miss and
Luke
Miss Baswick
Miss Munsill
Alles Redford
Hartford
Tiere Williams
Tavirence Harris
Robert Hin
Henry E. Jones
Tiverside
Miss Begurice Jones
Corse Hinman Balaw
Christ Episcopal Church
Greenwich
Baldwin
Housa Avenue
Bridgeport Brass Co
Courtnd Avenue
Anchorage owner hosts color tableaux benefit event
Mrs Kenneth W McNeil will open her home The Anchorage on October 9 to host a Color Properties benefiting the visiting Nurse association. A series of pictures titled Beautiful Women will be shown with colorings and stage portraits by Betty Havens and other named participants including Miss Dorothy Wiss and Mrs Laurence Cornwall.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Kenneth W. McNeil
Anchorage
Tablaaux Vivants
Littie Sis
Betty
Havens
Dorothy
Wiss
Henriath
Bishop
Jonathan Godfrey
Frank
Camping Trip To Nichols Lake Promises Two Week Sojourn
A party from Walnut Rewth plans to depart Sunday for Oxford to camp two weeks at Nichols Lake. They will stay at Quaker Farma estate of Mrs Virginia Wheat of New York City. Guests include Mr and Mrs Edward Washburn Mr and Mrs Barnard Atlas and daughter Mr and Mrs Pletcher Williams and Barwood Atlas of New York. Next Wednesday evening a dinner will honor guests who will motor from Milford to the ramp.
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3Walnut Rewth Iz
Xford
Nichols Lake
Quaker Farma
Virginia ¢. Wheat
New York City
Edward Washburn
Barnard Atlas
Pletcher Willams
Baward Atlas
New York
Milford
Spiritualism on Amazon Tribes Conduct Ceremonies At Night
Original exponents of spiritualism emerge among Amazon headwaters tribes. They invoke spirits through a medium held in reverence and fear by the tribe. Ceremonies are elaborate and always conducted at night for safety from fire.
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Amazon
Milford School Elects Student Leaders and Plans Hike
The Senior High organizing committee elected Thomas Reilly president, Lillian Kiely vice president, Irene Broderick secretary, and Franklin Cogill treasurer. An all day hike to Samy Mortar Rock is planned for Columbus Day and Marion Cleveland will serve as faculty advisor.
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Thomas ‘Reilly
Lillian Kiely
Irene Broderick
Franklin Cogill
Samy
Mortar Rock
Columbus
Marion Cleveland
Corsets and Undermuslins in Gray and White Tones
Gray colored corsets in low bust models sizes 24 to 28. Medium corsets bust sizes 21 to 30 in pink and white. Nightgowns with blue shirring and short sleeves available in white with blue accents.
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Hamburg
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Brookview Avenue
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Brookyet Center
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Mantic
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Wordin Avenue
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Camaro Club
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