Young Judea of Connecticut Holding 28th State Convention
The 28th annual state convention of Young Judea of Connecticut begins next week for three days in the Y M C A auditorium. Delegates from 14 cities will attend with Moritz Butter of New Haven presiding. Elections of officers, a literary education program, and a reception dance are planned, with Mayor Atwater delivering a welcome on Sunday.
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Annua
Young Judea
Connecticut
Epithe Youngs
Esther » Zaurinds
Dora Zalinds
Tiartison
Annie
Frances Levy
Mga
Bessie Koorossky
Mat Levine
Sigmund Levine
David Rosendlub
Morria Bufford
Secord
Atwater
State Oflcers
Bridgeport
Morris Butlard
Flora Bohrer
Esther Zalkings
Miss Florence Call Shower Honors Bride to Be
Miss Florence Call is honored at a home shower hosted by Miss Alleg Morrison and guests. Decorations in orange and black framed a miniature bridal cake centerpiece. Piano selections were performed by Miss Grape Doyly and Miss Sadie Newton as Miss Agnes Garner presided. Florence Call received many gifts from attendees listed by name. The event notes several other attendees and remarks on a Cleveland Abbe initiative for standard time and hourly meridians.
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Anna Perkins
Flare
Dorothy Gardner
Kathleen Ahenon
Florence Perguin
Grace Doyle
Sadie Newton
Agn Mae
Marguerite Gaynor
Elizabeth Quinn
Helen
Rose Loujiste Bush
Istheraq Mis
Alice Morrison
I. McCabe
M. Noonan
A Antle
A. ‘Ts
Call
Morrison
Mrs Washing Honored At Halloween Themed Shower
Mrs Harold A Merker hosted a dinner and miscellaneous shower at 38 Stratfield Road in honor of Mrs Clarence Washing Black and orange Halloween decorations filled the home Guests included Mrs William Bradley Mrs John Washing Mr I Blakeman Mrs I Cooper Maurice Malster Mrs Howard Lewis Mrs Dilford Lewis Mrs James Murray Mrs Frank Doyle Mr Mark Parrish Mrs L Rauscher Mrs William Waller Mrs Clarence Finch Mrs J Bowren Miss Olive Finch Ruth Bradley Miss Wettle Bradley Miss Viola Parrish Miss Greece Rauscher Miss Agnes Wilson Miss Delia Teller Miss Jane Tarr and Miss May Peck
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Harold A. Merker
Stratfield Road
Clarence’ Washing
Hallowe'en
Wiliam Bradley
John Washing
I. Blakeman
I. Cooper
Maurice Malster
Howard Lewis
Dilford Lewis
James Murray
Frank Doyle
Mark Parrish
L. Rauscher
William Waller
Clarence Finch
J. Bowren
Olive Finch
Ruth Bradley
Wettle Bradley
Viola Parrish
Greece Rauscher
Agnes Wilson
Delia Teller
Jane Tarr
May Peck
Local Society Notes and Meetings Tonight
The Second District Woman's Democratic Club meets at Miss Gertrude Walsh's home 302 Myrtle Avenue. Senior Girls Club of the United Church convenes at 7 45 in the Parish House. Black Rock Civic Improvement Association gathers at Rooden Hall Seabright Avenue at 8. Candidate speech by von Paul Schuberg with his pupils in a song recital Wednesday at 8 in the Business and Professional Women's Alliance. William Lyon Phelps continues lectures this afternoon at United Church. subject Survi Valy The Passion May. A Halloween masquerade dance is planned for tomorrow night by the Women’s club in Liberty Building rooms. Charlotte Blight of 34 Hazelwood Avenue spent the weekend at home. attends Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs NY. Sans Loud Club hosts Halloween party tonight at Aviss Mabel Banay’s home 392 Colorado Ave with Halloween decorations. Luncheon served. Ninth District Woman's Republican Club card party at Mast Main and Arcenter Streets at 8 tonight. Anna Lilthere of 112 Elmwood Avenue and Andrew Victor Olson of 43 Poplar Street wed Oct 19 by Rev A J Okertlom. Miss Olea Dammert of Stamford and Axe Magman of Stamford were recently married by Rev A J Okertom. Mrs Grace Richardson 565 Tranistan Avenue president of Kis Fourth District Women's Republican Club calls a special meeting at her home.
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Paul Schuberg
Aly
William Lyon Phelps
United Shurch
Anna Lilthere
Elmwood Avenue
Andrew Victor Olson
Poplar Street
A. J. Okertlom
Olea Dammert
Stamford
Axe Magman
A. J. Okertom
Sale of articles made by blind people at Catholic House
Arrangements for a sale of articles made by blind people in their homes to be held at the Catholic Community House, 224 Washington Avenue, Wednesday. Items include baskets, trays, tea stands, raflawork, towels, pillow cases, aprons, and crocheted goods. Proceeds go to the blind makers with expenses covered by the State Board of Education.
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Washington Avenue
M. Mead
Ste Board of & Daead
Mead
Wer Bridgeport Elisa
Theoprica
Exhibition Dancing at Shower Honoring Miss Radacy
A shower at the home of Frank Radacy in 47 Davig Street honored Miss Mary Radacy on her upcoming marriage to Joseph Forrest of Roebling New Jersey. Guests enjoyed music and dancing with exhibitions by Miss Helen Hourigan and Miss Mag Cal latean, followed by refreshments.
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Frank Radacy
Davig Street
Mary Black
Margaret Pigno
Mary Kozma
Kate Banhonor
Mary Radacy
Joseph Forrest
Roebling
X. J
Misa Helen Hourigan
Mag Callatean
Mary Binck
Margaret Fylzn
Elizabeth Ch
Margaret Harrigan
Edna Flynn
Mi Bara
Vera Marvo
S Menyers. C. Srel
S. Gall
Herehick, Jr
F. Radacy
R. Beatly
C. Richardson
Frank Ando
J. Kalapoy
Rank Radacy
Many Guests Attend Miscellaneous Shower Event
Dawe, soon to wed Watson Downes of Philadelphia, hosted a Friday night shower at Marian Dawe’s home. Music and joy filled the gathering with a centerpiece featuring a miniature ride and wedding bell. A bouquet favor was given. attendees included Dorothy Faogo, Marion Dawe, Mrs. Roy Formar Collins, and others.
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Dawe
Watson Downes
Philadela
Mies Uzel
Odd Fellows to Accept 18 Candidates Tonight
Loyalty lodge of Odd Fellows will perform the third degree for a class of 18 candidates tonight led by Noble Grand Harry Fox. Special attractions accompany the degree work, with the meeting starting at a specified location. After initiation, refreshments will be served and a rehearsal of initiatory degrees will follow the regular business meeting in preparation for the November class.
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Loyalty Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble
Meetings Tonight in Columbus Bay and NearbyAreas
Fragmented listing of local meetings and venues includes Columbus Bay street and Stratford avenue locations, a yacht club, and the District Democratic office at 204 Beach Street. Mentions of the Sons of St. George and a lodgelike gathering, with unclear notes on times and currency.
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Columbus Bay
UW. W. Mai Louw Fueluo
Pomneey Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Ar Avenus
Beach Street
Weather and cough remedy blurb from provider ad
A weather and cold relief advertisement fragment praises a popular cough medicine. It mentions a drug store and advertiser Win Tongs in a period tone, claiming the remedy as the largest selling cough medicine in the world and highlighting relief from bronchial issues. The text is garbled but centers on a product promotion by a named drug store and proprietor.
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Win Tongs
Imats Loverty Drug Store
St Johns Church Annual Bazaar Sets Fair at Priarie Avenue
St John s Episcopal Church announces its annual bazaar to fund church repairs with proceeds from crafts games and food tables. Key organizers include Mrs Edmund C Mayor chairing the general committee and Mrs A Anderson Mrs Fred W Charles Edwards and Mrs James Westbrook overseeing various departments.
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ST. John’s Church
Joan's Episcopal Church
Paris c ‘Wir Firth Avenue
Calldren
Edmund C
A. Derson
Fred W. Charles Edwards
James Westbrook
Mra
Local Club Directors Named In Community Listing
Gan chairs a group listing Miss Alice Curtis Miss Emily Sanford Mrs Edward L Barlow Mrs Alyn C Breul directors W Gerald Bryant Mrs Daniel Patterson Miss Henrietta Bishop Mrs Andrew R Smith Miss Phyllis Tomlinson Mrs George Bleaetl.
Bride-Elect Receives Miscellaneous Shower At Grasmere
A miscellaneous shower honored bride-elect Misa Sophia Neilson of Grasmere at Mrs. Wakeman Hill's Greenfield home. Halloween decorations, flowers, music, and dancing accompanied supper as guests included Miss Sophia Nielgor, Miss Lilian Banks, Misa Blanche Wade, Miss Ruby Jennings, Mrs. Everett Buckley, Mrs. Edward Morehouse, Mia Wakeman Hill, John Wade, Earl Buckley, Arthur Colepaugh, and Clifford Nichols.
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Misa Sophia Neilson
Grasmere
Wakeman Hill
Greenfield
Mrs Edward Reilly gets surprise miscellany shower
Mrs Edward Reilly formerly Mrs Tillan Courtney was guest of honor at a Saturday night shower hosted by Mr and Mrs William Nicholas Fairfield avenue. The blue and white color scheme featured blue umbrella favors as keepsakes. Attendees included Miss Helen Mullins Miss Texette Schumann Miss Ruby Jennings Miss Frances Williams Miss Alice Washburn Miss Eris Rudolphi Miss Ida vend Mims Irene Foth Miss Edla Lindstrom Miss Lena Knapp Miss M Hurd Mrs J Lyons Mrs Fred Courtney and Mrs Earl Ross.
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Edward Reilly
Tillan Courtney
Wiliam Nicholas
Fairfield Avenas
Rances Williams
Alice Washburn
Eris Rudolphi
Ida Vend Mims
Irene Foth
Edla Lindstrom
Lena Knapp
M. Hurd
J. Lyons
Fred Courtney
Earl Ross
Bargain Fashion: De Revoise Bandeau and Children's Waists On Sale
A local sale highlights De Revoise Bandeau waisted garments and children's waists in sizes two to one years, heavily discounted from regular prices. Women's Union Suits and lightweight cotton suits with sleeveless or bodice tops offer low necks and knee lengths, with marked reductions across multiple colors and patterns.
Steam Cookers four-compartment unit on one burner
A heavy tin steam cooker with four compartments to cook four vegetables on one burner available in either stove or gas. The Comet offered at a special price of 25 cents. Sale note dated Monday.
Pattern Department advertises inexpensive dress patterns
A Detroit area notice offers dress patterns with sizes 36 40 and 42 bust, 20 inch lines, five inch contrasts. Customers are invited to send 1 cent in stamps to Pattern Department, Bridgeport Telegram, and to call for delivery if not received within ten days.
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Jensen
Cain
Pridgeport Teegram
Exquisitely Dainty Accessory Sells For High Prices
The item, previously offered at 35.00 and 40.00 dollars, is described as an exquisitely dainty accessory. The short listing notes its refined appeal and retains the price history in a concise sales tease.
Spanish Castile Soap Story Stirs Trade Notes
A brief item notes Spanish Castile Soap and its distribution under the Seerion label, highlighting market interest and potential regional sales impact for the brand.
Handkerchiefs Return At Last Weeks Price
Linen ladies handkerchiefs are back in stock at the same price as a few weeks ago. The item, described as fine linen, is offered to shoppers seeking durable, elegant handkerchiefs for women. Limited stock likely remains.
Leather section item description with cross grain Persian leather
Cross grain Persian leather handbag with three exterior pockets a long mirror cord handle with tassels and a but toned flap brown and black colors leather section.
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