United States Marine Band to Perform at State Armory
The United States Marine Band, under Captain Taylor Branson, plays at the State Armory on Malin Street tomorrow afternoon and evening. This historic ensemble has appeared at inaugurations since Jefferson and is highly praised for its music and technique. The event is organized by Bridge Port Police and Fire departments' associated benefit groups.
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United States Marine Band
State Armory
Malin Street
Bridge Port
Marine Band
Washington
National Capitol
Potomac
White House
United States Marine
Jefferson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Europe
T. 5. Marine Band
Taylor Branson
New Haven Woman to Head Patriotic Order
New Haven woman Alice Jenron of Connecticut was unanimously nominated to succeed Rebecca Shuster of Audubon New Jersey as national president at the 31st annual Camp of the Patriotic Order of America. Augusta Shindle of New Haven is named as one of six candidates for national sentinel with bids from Indianapolis and Washington D C for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Patriotic Order
Atlantic City
MN. J
Associated Press
Alice Jenron
Augusta Shindle
National
Sentinel
Indiaapolis
Washington, D
Eurythmic Dancers Stage Exhibition in Bridgeport
Courtesy of the Music Study club Bridgeport audiences viewed an Eurythmics exhibition by the American Institute of Dulcroze Eurythmics of New York. Director Paul Boepple explained the origins and principles while five New York Institute pupils demonstrated training in memory concentration and movement on stage. Boepple, a pupil of Jacques Dalcroze in Geneva, spoke on the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Dancera
American Institute of Dulcroze
Eurythmics of
New York
Paul Boepple
Jacques Dalcroze
New York Institute
Mgr. Boepple
Jacques Dalcrozo
Kindergarten Class Exhibition Opens Summer Problem
The senior class of Fannie A. Smith Kindergarten Training School held a summer problem exhibition Monday afternoon at the senior and Tranistan avenue. Each senior displayed a fully furnished kindergarten room with dolls representing children at desks and play areas. Students detailed cost estimates for six children and annual running expenses, including supplies and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Smith
Tranistan Avenue
Tre
Coolidges Visit Movie Theater for Second Time
President and Mrs. Coolidge went to the Fox theatre in the National Press Club building in Washington for a movie showing their fondness for films. This marked their second cinema visit within a month and their first at a local theatre since last month’s premier.
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Washington
Associated Press
Cooltdge
Fox Theatre
National Press Club
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Prompts Health Benefit Claim
A vintage advertisement praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aiding schoolgirls in renewed health and energy. Mothers from Charleston to Los Angeles share testimonials about daughters improving after using the remedy, returning to class and reporting better well being after illness or fatigue.
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Ike
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia BH
Pinkham
Mars
Alice Louruux
Charleston
Ilinois
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Bettes
W. E. Grinerre
52Nd Place
Los Angeles
Calif
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Sauth
Union Village
Vermont
Fashion dictates ten shops of today editor declares
Mrs Josephine M Brush editor of the gift and jewelry section of the Dry Goods Economist told Advertising club members at the Stratfeld hotel luncheon that merchants must meet fashion demands even at the cost of quality and that fashion now governs not only apparel but home furnishings and even ticking and wastepaper baskets to match interior decor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine M. Brush
Dry Goods Economist
Advertising Club
Stratfeld Hotel
Noge York
Middle West
Inez Holley to Direct Glass Choral Class
Arrangements set for Mrs Inez Holley to lead the choral class at the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the YWCA last evening. The class meets to 7 p m to avoid Frilola club. Other activities include rhythmic gymnastics led by Mrs Ruth Topping Beers and a Halloween party invites.
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Inez Holley
Phyllis Wheatley
Frilora
Ruth Topping Beers
Blue Bird
Friloha
Hallowe'en
Central Library
Literal Study Club
William Bingham
World Fellowship
Young Pepples
Beach Street
Fathers and Sons
Annual Dog Show At Fairfell County Hunt Club
More than four hundred entries are expected for the first annual dog show to be held by the Fairfell County Hunt Club on Saturday. Entries include Severn English and Saindyca breeds among many well known dogs. Devis Starrin of Southport chairs the show committee and aims to establish the event as a regular yearly program, displaying dogs as real guce dogs and handsome canines for admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell County Hunt Club
Huntern
Woodchoppers' club formed by Forestry department in Hartford
The State Forestry department under State Forester Austin F. Hawes organizes a Woodchoppers' club for social, recreational and athletic aims. The first meeting is Saturday at 1 30 pm on Pleasant Valley bridge, with members and newcomers invited to bring an axe or saw and a light lunch. Hot coffee will be served in Barkhamstead forest.
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Hartford
Associated Press
State Forestry Department
Austin F. Hawes
Mess Organization
Pleasant Valley Bridge
Barkhemstead
Forestry Departagent
Bridge Benefit for St George's Church November 9
Planning proceeds for a bridge party to benefit St George's Church arranged by the Service League of St George's. The Ways and Means committee is chaired by Mrs Warry O King with a long roster of members. Also noted are social events including dinners, a braille exhibit at Bridgeport Library, and various club activities in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Sprague
Ways and Means
Service League of
St. George’s Church
Warry O. King
Service League
St. George's Church
Jonathan Grout
Maturin B. Waldo
Carl M. Siemon, Jr
Howard I. Siegrist
Ralph Sprague
J. F. Chatfield
Charles Smith
M.cotten Gros Claude
C. H. Crispel
William Belknap
W. Stuart Roche
Mildred Watson
Marion Deforrest
Raymond R. Hussey
John S. Britton
Karl W. Hawk
Charles Armstrong
Charles Lewis
Harry Ellis
George F. Windsor
Clarence B. Walworth
George W. Barker
Bridgeport Public Library
Washington
Women and Parish Groups Plan Evening Whists and Meetings
Local clubs and church groups schedule social activities today and tomorrow. The First District Women’s Republican club hosts a whist and pinochle at 62 Cannon Street. Juntos at St Joseph’s church on Madison Avenue host a coffee party this afternoon. The Woman’s League at Park Street Congregational plans a 2:15 business meeting and 8 pm assembly, followed by social time with Miss Silkin Prudden of New Haven as speaker. Trinity church’s Auxiliary meets for sewing at 2 pm tomorrow. Elias Howe Women’s Relief Corps execs hold a card party and food sale at 2:30 pm tomorrow at 62 Cannon Street. Flora Warriner chairs. St Anne of Anthony’s parish hosts a whist and pinochle tonight at the church hall. The Orient Sewing Circle will meet.
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Howard
Michael Angelastre
Domenico Sanseverino
Frank Saputo
John Lionetti
Domenico Evariste
R. Palmer
Theodore Milone
Charles Calogero
Wiliam Genevese
Thomas Jasevacci
Louis Leglici
John Engemite
Frank Bell
Peter Dandona
Rose Sciato
Mary Liontti
Clara D'Andrea
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anthony Rottenthaler
Frank Perelli
Milford
Helen Roberts
This City
Republican Club
Cannon Street
Woman's League
Park Street Congregational Church
Silkin Pruddden
New Haven
John Schweidtle
Trinity Church
Washington Avenue
Elias Howe Women’s Relief Corps
Flora Warriner
Stratford Pewter Exhibition Opens At Judson House
Stratford Historical Society invites the public to view an early pewter exhibit at the Judson house on Academy Hill this Friday and Saturday. Residents are urged to send in pewter pieces for display during the two days. On Saturday October 22 the Scan Danish Workers' club of Bridgeport will present the play Carl Sabeltrat and His Rivals with a cast including Mumrie N P Newberg Marie Mrs Danielson Carl Sabel gaft Brummer G Wettergren and Hummertman A Larson.
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Carleton H. Palmer
Merwin's Lane
Greenfield Hal
Arthur Dolge
Westport
Stratford Historical Society
Judson House
Academy Hill
Stratford
The
Historical Society
Scandanavian Workers’ Club
Bridgeport
Carl Sabeltrat
Mumrie
N. P. Newberg
Marie
Woman Named by Duchess to Aid Torlonia Defense
Marie Lorenzino of Rome is set to sail for the United States to aid Duke Marino Torlonia in a divorce suit brought by Histe Moore Torlonia of Greenwich. The arrival is targeted for late October after a continuance motion granted by Judge Earnest C. Simpson amid court and state objections. The case includes a special answer from the duke, and a telegram announcing Lorenzino’s departure was presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lorenzino
Rome
Italy
Matino Torlonia
Histe Moore Torlonia
Greenwich
Philo Calhoun
Calhoun
Earnest C. Simpson
William H. Comley
Simpson
Duchess Torlonia
Light and Power Co Seeks Capital Increase in Hartford
Connecticut Light and Power directors urged stockholders to authorize a 36000000 capital raise to finance the merger of Bristol and Plainville Electric and Middletown Gas Light with Connecticut Light and Power and for future developments. Subsidiaries have been jointly owned by Connecticut Electric Service and the holding/operating companies. Stockholders urged to vote by proxy. no meeting date set. England also faces drunk driving issue with 800+ licensed revoked in seven months of 1926.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut Light and Power Company
J. Henry Roraback
Bristol and Plainville Electric Company
Middletown Gas Light Company
Connecticut Electric Service Company
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Louise Louthan
Charleston, Illine
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Forestry Department
Choppers’ Club
Charles W. Gyrus
Rusling Place
Bridge
Henry Kelley
Vine Street
Norge Letds
Henry W. Hincks
P. Winthrop Pyle
Charles E. Weeks
William J. Grippin
Stiles E. Goodsell
David &. Day
Arthur Marsh
RB. J. Weathercut
Edward A. Jennings
Robert Wheeler
Sanford Stoddard
HW. Oh, Richardson
New Kens Pa
William Richardson
North Main Street
Yale College
New Kensington
John EK
Foster
Laurel Avenue
Brooklawn Country Club
Shuey
Chases E. Wilson
Clinton Avenue
Stratfield Hotel
Yale
Greenfield
Hull County
Carleton I. Palmer
Greenfield Hil
Janes Lodgy
National Board of Directors
Tomorray
East 6Ist Street
John Singer Sargent
Mary Cassatt
Arthur B. Davies
Carl ‘“Elchers
John Sloan
Robert Henry
Shilde Hassam
Jonae Lie
Luigi Luconi
Earl Free
George Snow Hill
Jay Conway
Elizabeth Chase
Guy Pena du Hols
Hunt Diederich
Henry Warncke
Max Kalish
G. N. Bissell
Brookview Avenue
Bobby Jones
Nathaniel Olshan
Gordon Street
New Park City Hospital
Olshan
Wiliam Wickey
Tinderhook
Eben Sorrelo
Sherwood Avenue
Margaret Kochanski
Park Terrace
Willian Frankens
Davenport Street
Hazel A. Mall
Robert E. Hall
Washington Terrace
Thomas T. Hubbard
Yonkers
KL. Johnson
Hall
Fraz Heildin
Ethel Foch
Herbert ®. Strout
Mrs. Hubbard
B. Pheusen
Maplewood Avenue
Detroit
James E.lyons
Lrong
Mettie Philips
St. Anne of St. Anthony’s
Orient Sewing Circle
Mya
George Kimball
Main Street
Torlonia
United States
England
Margaret Doyle's Bakery
Wood Ave
Radford
Ahi Trevi
Mother
Vanco
Aneeda Bakers
GOD
Oklahoma
Ort
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
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