Home Circle To Have First Meeting Tonight
The Elias Howe home circle announces its fall gathering this evening at 7 80 o clock in the school assembly hall. A business session will discuss a constitution re arrangement followed by dancing. The group, started over a year ago, is akin to a Parent Teacher club and meets on the second Tuesday each month. Officers listed include President Clinton Hally and Miss Bessie Howes.
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Elias Howe Ome
Schositele Wall
Tas
Danojis
Peather’ Association
Athen
Clinton Hally
Bessie Howes
Retary
Sener
Misa
AM Jennys
Miss Mae Allen Bride of John O'Brien
Miss Mae Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Allen of 1413 Malt Street became the bride of John O'Brien son of Mrs Patrick O'Brien of 878 Madison. The bride wore embroidered pearl edged canton french with matching veil and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses. Miss Tithel Allen sister of the bride assisted as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piaar
Mae Alien
Harry Alien
Malt Street
John O'Brien
Patrick O'Brien
Madison
Tithel Allen
Honor ceremony for bride and groom ends in Washington trip
The bride wore tan Canton crane and plume trimmed hat and carried pink roses. Joseph O'Brien served as best man. Miss Mae Maherty sang. After the ceremony the couple, leaving for a honeymoon to Washington, D C, wore travel outfits including velour trimmed in squirrel. Post ceremony reception held at the bride’s home. The couple plans to reside at 965 Capitol A venue after October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O'Brien
Croom
Mae ‘Maherty
Dimmer Sa
Washington, D. C
Png
O Brien
Red Cross Conference in New Haven Today
Miss Garah Anigan will speak at the Red Cross conference in New Haven as the Bloom Servier section head for Bridgeport. Representatives from many chapters will attend the meeting at the New Haven chapter headquarters led by Thomas W. Farnham of New Haven. The session aims to speed work for the disabled soldiers and ensure their claims are promptly adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garah Anigan
Blume Servier
Wincarnis Promises Fast Recovery After Influenza
Patient recalls illness two years past and credits Wincarnis with restoring strength after fatigue and long convalescence. Ad cites physician approval and claims four fold benefits including blood enrichment and nerve support, with pricing and Bridgeport drugstore availability.
More Y W Classes To Open This Week
The Y W home on Golden Street opens multiple courses this week. Beginner evening class starts at 8:11 with elementary cooking, tango, and other sessions. New classes for residents of Peabody and Stanhope begin Wednesday at 7:80, with registration on site.
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Y. W
Adenrach
Aelock
Temlants
Lista
iPeanch
Stans
Engagement announced at party last evening
Miss Walsey announced her engagement to George Edward Atkins of Man and Oils. Ruth Piles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ride of 258 Park Avenue, is a graduate of a cry normal school and has studied at Colombia. She is a member of the Shelton school teaching staff and has served with the Red Cross. The couple plans a wedding after his military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ataaed
Tee Lee
Tiea Ruth Piles ' Ffalsry
Ari Tbure
Wairview Avenue
Opre
Tonnecad
Contemporary Club to Hear Famous Poet Tonight
The Contemporary club opens its season at 8 tonight at 1 Broad Street, featuring poet Darwin Markson who will read from his own works including The Man with the Hoc. Prominent guests include Lucien C Warner and Mira Arthur Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Mineting
Arid Br
Lucien
Tanesin
Woman to Lecture on Making Statutes at Park Avenue Temple
The Connecticut League of Women Voters hosts a lecture in the vestry room at Park Avenue Temple on Machinery of Government. Mrs L Kitchell will discuss Blaze Government and the making of our laws as part of the course, extended by the Council of Jewish Women to all interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut League of Women Voters
Park Avenue Temple
L. Kitchell
Council of Jewish Women
Current events course to start this evening
Miss Avery of Springfield lectures under the auspices of the club to support sending girls to college. The course open to the public will meet this evening and on the third Tuesday each month at the Field House. It aims to provide an evening for working men and women to stay informed in a pleasant setting.
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Findra
William OT. Binchot Park
Buntee HH. Avery
Springfield
Mews
Vatfield
Avery
Music School Program Delights Large Audience
A program by the Airfield School conducted under directors Mr and Mrs Herbert Strout drew a large crowd at Grace M church last evening. Vocal and instrumental numbers featured students including Mary Heuschkel Pierente Gage Bel en Carlson Esther Hackett Helene Ortman Mary Lengel Dorothy Schults Ernestine Lustig Caroline Seifert Mary tz Caroline Jackson Stelen Driver Beatrice Barnsley Alice Edwards Alice Hannon Arthur Sting Rowert Moor Helen Csizmadia Ralph Ressler Webster Rowell Elizabeth Robinson Velma Stebbins and Eisie Williams.
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Ani
Herbert Strout
Grace M
Mam— ‘Berg Solh
Mary Heuschkel
Pierente Gage
Belen Carlson
Esther Hackett
Helene Ortman
Mary Lengel
Dorothy Schults
Ernestine Lustig
Caroline Seifert
Mary Tz
Caroline Jackson
Stelen Driver
Beatrice Barnsley
Alice Edwards
Alice Hannon
Arthur Sting
Rowert Moor Helen Csizmadia
Ralph Ressler
Webster Rowell
Bizabeth Robinson
Velma Stebbins
Eisie Williams
Park Street Church Observes Anniversary
At the Park Street Congregational Church fiftieth anniversary services Rev. T I Rutledge Beale delivered Growing Old or Merely Decaying as the sermon text. Due to a recent loss, simple exercises included a message to charter members read by Miss Benjamin and roses distributed to members.
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T. I Rutledge Beale
Park Street
G. H. Beard
Bymz
Miganor Benjamin
Stratford League of Women Noters Special Meeting
A Stratford League of Women Noters announces a special meeting at a central venue in Stratford. Speaker T. Rourke will discuss the Legislative Work at hand and address the Shepa Teveer bill pending. Members urged to attend amid notes on progress and public policy.
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Stratford League of Women
Velers Lomuvow
Emer
Dames
T. Rourke
Jon
Alan
Bolivia Cloth Goats Coats Offer Back in Stock
The notice promotes Bolivia Cloth Goats coats reissuing at 25 dollars due to popularity. Describes colors reindeer brown blue, silk lined, sizes from misses 16 to 42, with heavy all wool fabric in tan and cinnamon brown, plain or stitched backs, raglan sleeves, narrow belts, silk lining, and good value for winter wear.
Peter Pan Gingham for children's school dresses
This gingham, guaranteed fast color and sun and tub proof, comes in small and medium checks with multiple color options. Neat, durable fabric sold by the yard at 85 cents, width 32 inches, suitable for winter wear due to good weight.
Fall Oxford Styles Walkable Dress Shoes For Men
Fall oxfords feature walking and semi dress styles in black Scotch grain or brown mahogany calfskin with square wing tips and low broad heels. Comfortable lines underline the design. The same model also offered in Scotch enamel for a bright dressy finish. Main floor.
Tea Room Afternoon Tea on Tuesday Sultana Cookies
A fragmentary notice mentions a Tuesday tea event featuring sultana cookies jelly pumpkin pie sponge dainties and maple nullee ci verstd. It notes an improvised wireless transmission from The American Hardware Store under charge of Mr Reidenouer and is addressed to listeners at the wireless telephone.
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Jelly Ron
Pumpkin Pie
Sponge Dainties
Maple
Nullee
Civerstd
Flog
Saul
Reidenouer
Over Blouses Tricolette in a good firm weave
Classified attire item describes a tricolette blouse in brown black and navy with a straight cut deep fringe at the bottom short sleeves edged with fringe narrow tie girdles priced at 5.95, second for sale.
Second floor Fashionable Shades in Blue Brown and Black
A classified line highlights second floor fashion with shades in blue brown and black. Items are described as fashionable and good styles and marked at a bargain price of three ninety five.
New woolen styles in gray brown and tan Kersey cloth
The article describes new outfits made from all wool Kersey cloth in shades of gray brown and tan. It notes the extra high cut and mentions lan ish detailing, indicating a fashionable debut of refined tailoring.
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Miss Mae Allen
RED Cross
New Haven
Dorchester
Mass
Mr. K
Lonsdale Street
Dorehester
Wincarnis
Collett
G. BM. Lipinsky
Health Department of
Lndelphia
Bridgeport
Flin@le's Drug
Main St
Arnade
Main 1
Warner State
St i Edward Lassere, Inc
West
23Rd Street
Lydia E.pinkham
Guentere
WN. T
Ardia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cathatine McGlore
24Th St
Guttenberg, N. J
Oxbury
Lydia Ei. Pinkham
Vietonia Ch. Seeuasere
Bragdon St
Roxbury, Ass
Park Street Church
Sloan
Liniment
Elizabeta Fexner
Abssitte Privacy
Tacs Bileky
Babel
Bolivia
Sproviero Idri
Newfield Bde Mon
Wed
Tuyen
Fhiyis
Sav
Athe
Pater
Main Street
Hamilton
The
Harvey & Lewis Co
App
Elm Street
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