Convention To Honor Sunday School Work
The Fairfield County Sunday school association will hold its annual convention Tuesday afternoon and evening at the United Congregation church. The program features speeches by four nationally known specialists in Sunday school work. Rev Henry E. Tralle of New York and Samuel Barres of Philadelphia are among speakers. Davin G Dowhey of Kenavis will address the evening session. The Supper will be served at the United church for the benefit of Chase attendees both sessions.
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Fairfield County
United Congregation Church
Henry E. Tralle
New York
Samuel Barres
Philadelphia
Davin G. Dowhey
Kenavis
Cave
United Church
Chase
Annual Reception of Musical Club This Wednesday
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club holds its annual reception for acting and associate members this Wednesday at Stratfield hotel. The first artist concert on the 24th features the Whitaker Quartet with Dixie Trowell soprano Mabel Beddo contralto James Price tenor Walter Greene baritone. Club leaders approve repeal of the Public School Memory contest. Officers include Charles D. B. Davis president Louis Snyder first vice president and several secretaries and committee chairs. Water power of British Columbia is estimated over 4 000 000 horsepower.
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Ono
Tit Stratfeld Hhotel
Wrtoné
Dixie Twowell
Xoprano
Mabel Beddo
James Price
Wilter Greene
Rational Federation of Musical Clubs
Connecticut Federation of Woman's Clubs
Connecticut Federation of Music Clubs
Charles DB. Davis
Louis Synder
Frederick B. Grannis
Frederick A. Burr
John ¥. Fay
Anna Hartigan
Henry L. Bishop
Mary L. Peck
Jessie C. Hawley
DeVer HH. Warner
Louie Snyder
Louis Snyder
Ate Tuck Whitaker
W. G. Esmund
Wiliam A. Nothnagle
William H. Comley Jr
John Sterlins
Innbe Gregory
Robert Brown
Grannis
Hal T. Kearns
Margaret Hughes
Betty
Aura M. Linz
Est
British Columbia
Kiddies Clothes Bring Wealth for Mrs Conried
Mrs Conried turns sewing into shop success by designing and making children's outfits in New York. She employs about 30 women, handles patterns and design, and blends mother and child needs into durable, well fitting clothes.
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Marian Hale
Lesa
Orcher
Hinotie
Degs
Boo- Peep
Jack
TI Fenow
S. Conried
Mir
Chough
Wwe
Carmel
Grange
Psychology Club Meeting Tonight at Stratfield
The Applied Psychology Club, meeting weekly, resumes activities this year starting tonight in the Stratfield sun parlor. Members will discuss business matters and season preparations, with a short lecture on applied psychology to follow.
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Applied ‘Psychology Club
Stratfield
Sham poo Suction System cleans rugs brilliantly
The Sham poo Suction System offers superior rug cleaning by removing all dirt, restoring colors, and extending wear. It promises thorough washing with snowy suds and a special drying method, leaving homes brighter and rugs more attractive while saving money on charges.
Sedgwick teacher Kaihryn Ryan bids farewell in Stratford
Miss Kaihryn Ryan of Sedgwick school resigns to move to New Jersey. A farewell party at Mrs John Warley’s Stratford home notes her departure. Various local groups plan events including a council training session, Maplewood PTA meetings, and community club dinners.
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Kaihryn Ryan
Sedgwick School
Ford
John Warley
Main Street
Stratford
Miss Ryan
New Jer Bar
Opening Dance by Junior Girls Draws Large Crowd
A large group of young people attended the opening dance hosted by the Junior Girls group of the Business and Professional Women's Club in the Liberty Building Saturday night. Mrs. R. B. C. Adams led the event with club members assisting. apricot and brown decor adorned the hall while a three-piece orchestra provided music for dancing.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Liberty Building
RB. C. Adams
Tle
Local wedding in Astoria draws Bridgeport attendees
Many Bridgeport residents plan to attend the wedding of Harriet Hilzapeth Smith daughter of Rev Arthur J Smith of 228 Temple Street Astoria and Henry Benjamin Howey of Brookfield Center. The ceremony at the bride’s home will be by the bride’s father with a white canton crepe frock and orange blossoms. Guests include Miss Mabel Claris and others. reception and programs arranged. Miss Smith a former high school teacher and member of local social groups.
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Harriet Hilzapeth Smith
Arthur Joseph | Smith
Temple Street
Astoria
New York
Henry Benjamin | Howey Dr
Brookfeld Center
the Power
Matilda
M Burnam
New Haven
George R. Hawley
Brooklyn
Mean
Hawier
Lioghfield
Harry
Briavol
Leanoury
Mabel Claris
Numory
Puesta
Jotn Angerson Leach
Storia
Bank of
Wanbury
Winter Millinery Styles Shown By Clas Corbans Group
A display of winter millinery features velvet silk hats by Clas Corbans and Gravens as full fashion season shows more hats. The smaller hat style attracts attention while winter ensembles evolve with the evolving parade of headwear.
Carla Peterson Weds C. A. Cooper of Nichols
Carla Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Peterson of Park Street Stratford married Clarence A Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cooper of Nichols on Saturday night at Calvary Episcopal church. The bride wore a gown of Chantilly lace and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and valley lilies. Music featured a special program arranged by Mills Brigham and Gearte Ruth land. A reception followed as the couple departed on a wedding trip to Stratford.
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Mis. Cava
Peterson
Mes
Joan Frterson
Park Street
Stratford
Lemme
Clarence A. Cooyer
Walter Gopper
Nichols
Tollywester
Gearte Rutherland Reste
Calvary Episcopal
Fashion's Forecast Pattern for Mother's Wardrobe Needs
In a Bridgeport Telegram sewing note a simple pattern No. 2059 offers a affordable girl and women's dress design costing about 2.36 dollars to sew using 46 inch fabric and 30 inch contrast. The pattern sells for 15 cents and is mailed upon receipt of 17 cents in stamps or coins. A time-saving, low-cost option targets quick home yards.
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Tom
Mary
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnlyy
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Oregon Wife
A Oregon housewife reports relief from back pain and irregularities after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with restored energy, improved health, and ability to perform full housework for seven in the family, urging others to try the remedy.
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Foster
Oregon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Wa. Jehnice
Poster
Future purchases and memories shape coming seasons
The excerpt reflects a belief that memories of what is seen this week will influence the next few months. It notes that people will buy home goods and apparel in the near future based on these impressions.
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Flora Conried
Psychology Club
Seth Thomas
Plymouth Rock
Seth Thoms
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc. Jewelers and Opticians
Main St
Mary ¥. Fisher
New York Coyne
Ihtw
HLA
Madivort Avenue
Maplewout
Oni Tinwood Avenue
George Th. Lasellc
WI Apeak
Benjamin Cohen
Beach Street
Axonia
Europe
Madison Parene
Ancle- Kon
EB. T. Giretkinzhant
Gerriah Wit
Morse
Washington Avenue
Joseph Lederer
iNash Street
Nanonaes
Nsom
Robert Mayid
Reidgeort Hospital
Raturday
Hyied
Bren West
Misa Ariiny Tapey
Tted
Tomers Mg
Mra Clapone
Payne
Serview Pyenie
Brown
Biel
Eliharie
J. Greenwald
Rawlina
Smith Murray
Carla Peterson
C. A. Cooper
Arnabel Worthington
Helpe
Lydia E. Piage Compan
Emm
Fifth Avenue
America
Rue de la Paix
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Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Bridgeport Land & Title Company
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