Library Children Section Reception a Notable Event
The event at the library Saturday afternoon drew hundreds as the children’s section was showcased with artful décor and lighting. Mrs. Trangemee led as general chair with Mrs. J. O. hd and Miss Anne Morphous assisting. speakers discussed books, ancestors, care of them, and the joy of collecting, while a Puritan costume display and festive refreshments highlighted the afternoon. Proceeds from the New end table exceeded $190 for local shut ins.
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Trangemee
Anne Morphouss Éomamittes
Florences Burr
Eleanor Mobebiquap
Dann BycReyburn
Rhodas Sharpacin
Owen
Irs
Byrn
Seo Bmsh
Adartsecs
Allen 'En
Robert
F. Aloo
Mdouard
Niles von Wetthers
Pons
Mrs. BF
Von
Bousrh
Symach
Restram Ainsworth
Amy Childwere
Might
CWI
Florence Burr
Forence Townsend
Hemes
Eleanor
Aréhoune
Misa
Catherine
Burr
Ties
Buckley
Har Osborne
Fred. Sturges
Srs
Wwk
Lavander
Dutro Plumb
Drew ' Huntington
Ownes
Annie Morehouse
Allen I
Weeman
McGarry
Mina
Elizabeth’More
Business Women’s Club Luncheon At Stratford
Bridgeport reports over a hundred reservations for a luncheon by the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Chamber of Commerce members will also be guests. John Jacob Arnold, banking expert and author, will discuss World Economics and international finance. The program chair is Miss Roge Kleich. Executive board members and Membership Drive captains meet at 6 o’clock in Liberty Building club rooms.
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Stratford
Bridgeport
Chamber of Commerce
John Jacob Arnold
Arnolds
Nance
1St National Bank of Chicago
Foreign Exchange and Foreiea
Bans
Italy
Who
Roge Kleich
Liberty Building
O'Clocl
Cohens Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Max Cohen of 77 James Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a home gathering last night attended by more than 75 relatives from across the country. The festivity featured seasonal flowers, palms, a catered supper, and music. The couple are active in Jewish fraternal and charitable groups and received hundreds of telegrams from friends and a state party congratulating them on the milestone.
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Max ‘Cohen
James Street
Cohen
Almarta
Max Cotten
Mary Speacr
Harold W. Briatol
Two Great Fleets To Encircle Globe
Washington reports the Navy plans to send around the world next October a massive armada of about 110 ships chosen from 260 available. The Atlantic fleet will visit South American and South African ports led by dreadnoughts Pennsylvania Arizona Oklahoma Nevada Utah Kansas Florida Delaware North Dakota Michigan South Carolina Minnesota and New Hampshire.
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Washington
Navy Department
America
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Arigona
Oklahoma
Nevada
Utah
Kansas
Florida
Delaware
North Dakota
Michigan
South Carolina
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Social notes from Fairfield area events and engagements
Personal notes reveal a busy social season at Brooklawn Country Club and nearby homes with luncheons, weddings set for November, dinners, and gatherings. Guests include Eugenia Barker, Hubert Morfey, Mary Silliman chapter members, and D A R participants. Multiple lectures, club events, and church functions are also listed, highlighting Connecticut and New York connections.
National Opera Club appoints officers and holds season opening
The National Opera Club announces Mrs Basin Howley Davis as director with Baroness Von Klenner founder and president. First social of the season set for October 25 in Waldorf, New York, featuring lectures in English on Wagner with vocal numbers by Byles and Southwick. Officers include Mme Gatti-Casazza as honorary VP and several vice presidents. directors list lengthy with note on secretaries, archivist, and advisory committee.
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Basin Howley Davis
National Opera
Gob Wit
Baroness von Klenner
Waldoriesstoria
New York
Haglish
Wagner
Prederic
Byime
Mai Byles
Frederick Southwick
Cvhera
Cub
M. Montague
Owen -Kileare
Loeb
Joseph Gutman
Schitty
Noel Pique
Evadne C. Turner
Rossi
J. Willis Smith
Augusta MacManus
Thomas Nixon
Frank My Avery
VW. Gsoeb
Joseph Gutrean
Frances Wright Clinton
Charles Baker
H. OB. Pragta Loth
Éor
Allighors Sa SeTay
Romualde
Sapto
Carl Fique
Easurer
Japan Defends Innocence Over Siberia Map Case
The Japanese foreign ministry released a statement to clarify the Temnansri Oyama case. It states Oyama and a companion offered maps of Siberia for sale to the American military, that the maps bore Russian writing and had no Japan government ties, and that Oyama failed to appear after being summoned. The maps were later turned over to Japanese authorities for the trial.
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Tae Asso
Ih Hida
Oyama
Siberia
Creel Mission in Mexico City Condemned as Failure
Mexico City reports say George Creel chairman of the public information committee spent three days in the capital before leaving. Mexican papers attribute his departure to President de la Huerta's stance on recognizing the United States and note a tense authority clash with Iglesias Calderon. Creel’s associate Roberto went to Washington with credentials as Mexican confidential ambassador.
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Mexico City
Mexico
George Creel
Excelsior
el Universé
de la Huerta
United States
el Monitor
Greel
el Universal
Creel
Roberto
Ggens
Washington
Senor Pesquiera
Iglesias Calderon
Senor
Cabinet Members Resign If Report
Washington dispatches report three members of President Wilson's cabinet plan to resign immediately after the election. Secretary of the Navy Daniels Attorney General Palmer and Postmaster General Burleson are named as resigning regardless of the election outcome. They would not stay in office until March 4 even if Governor Cox is elected.
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Washington
Wilson
Tod
Nav
Daniels
Palmer
Burleson
Cox
What Is Garbage Court Must Decide
MILFORD Oct 1 Mush inter est centers around a garbage fight that do to be staged in Jude Brown court. Hermann Schulz Walnut Beach and other property owners oppose paying $10 yearly garbage assessments claiming the waste should remain on their property. The Myrtle Beach Improvement Association sues Schulz for $200 and seeks to prove garbage on premises is health menace to the community. Mayor Davi Fitzgerald of New Haven leads efforts to keep the feriiage in play and pressure Schulz to settle.
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Milford
Mushc
Jude Brown
Herman Schulz
Walnut Beach
Total Man
Tate
Myrtle Beach
Schultz Shaw
Davi E. Fitzgerald
New Haves
Schultz
Senultz Bagk
Democratic rally postponed despite linwood avenue invite
The Fifth District Democratic club rally at Junior High on Linwood Avenue has been postponed to later in the week. Town Chairman John A. Cornell announced the delay last night, citing unspecified scheduling needs.
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Linwood Avenue
John A. Cornell
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Parker
Corn
Business Women's Club
Globe
Grovée
Lore
Depublic
Iestaurant
Fairfield Avenue
George Wolmes Fowards
Paris Place
Brooklawn Country Club
Eugenia
Barker
Hubert Morfey
Dudley M. Morris
Edwarda
Esther
Peggy
Mrs. Morris
Monor
Mr. Edwards
Mr. Mortey
George, Barker
Te. Waldo Grumman
M. Cotten
Gyros Claude
Laurel Avenue
Brooklawn,Country Club
Wat
Lena ‘Sheldon
John Street
M. Sheldon
Forestville
Grace Cooke
Frank Horn
Hartford
Henry Sheatt Glover
Fairfield
Will Pena
Ge Smith
Annnie Bure Jemings
Sunniholme
Bevorph Glover
New York City
Fairfields
William Bet Glover
National Society of United States Daughters" of 1812
State of Connecticut
Garde New Haven
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
C. B. Joyce
Grace Curtis Platt
D. W. Marshall
Wheale
James Main
Carrie Maxfield
For the Redeemer
Wayne
BR. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Catherine Ludington
The
Women's Suffrage Association
L. G. Hohenthal
Manchester
Jana Dr. Lee Coleman
Ron
William Horace Day
Worcester Central Association
Worcester
Middlesex Union
Rallstone Church
Firehburn
William Lyon Phelps
United Church
Washington Irving
Award Lek
Frotf. Phelps
Sprague Memorial Nail
New Traven
Fridgeport
Elle Guin
Grace Lynch
Bradstreet
Loretta Martin
Waterville
Conn
Clara Clay Foster
Josephine Nelson
Waterbury
McAlplayme
Florence Hastings
New Yokk
Harvey Charfeld
Manhattan Opera House
Anna Pavlova
Europe
Margaret Fagan
Carleton Street
Paul Hint of
Bachemrand
Nat’l Opera Club
Mars
Susan
Tawlex ~ Davis
Japan
U.S
Huerta
Recogntion of
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Palmer and
Golden
Democratic Rally
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Elizabetis
Bank
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M. Wn
Bellew Barman
Pape
Papa
Reid
Para’s Drs
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Central Business
South Side
Cannon Street
Main
Broad
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Post Publishing Co
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