Mrs Delavan to Deliver Address at Chamber Luncheon
Mrs Sophia Delavan honorary President of the Women's National Chamber of Commerce will speak at the luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce at the Atratteid building noon today The program continues at 8:00 p m with Miss Nose Kiehl chairing the Tree framp committee The event highlights her national influence and the club anticipates strong interest in luncheon reservations A food sale is planned under Miss Anne Dunn and a committee plans parade festivities with Nan Neonan as chairman and club members receiving congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Delavan
Women's National Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Crofessional Women's
Clabont Na Ctin Toama
Liberty Building
O'Elogh
Nose Kiehl
Tree Framp
Delavan
Iler Tntlaate
Mraetean
Wathin
Misa Anne Dunn
City Uatl Green
Mias Nan Neonan
Ely's Cream Balm for Cold Relief Ad
An advertisement promises quick relief from head colds and catarrh. It claims to clear nasal passages, restore easy breathing, and relieve dullness and nighttime wheezing by applying a small amount of the fragrant cream inside the nostrils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Fiery Itching Skin Soothed By Sulphur Mentho-sulphur
An advertisement touts Mentho-sulphur cream as quick relief for irritated or broken skin with rash. It claims sulfur destroys parasites causing burning and disfigurement, noting rapid improvement after two or three applications and availability at any good drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyeck
Suffrage Pioneer Stages Mock Election at Town Hall
Suffrage pioneer Miss Tistings Ane guides Stratford town hall mock election from 3 to 4 in Stratford. Democratic and other voters receive corrected ballots under strict instructions while a fake voting process tests proper procedure and safeguards for a first election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
USA
Eddy Burt
State Meeting at St John s Nov 10
Elaborate plans have been laid for the fortieth annual meeting of the Vestry of the Connecticut diocese to be held in Mt. Vernon Church. The Rev Thomas Caller will speak in the afternoon session along with others. The bishop and the presiding officer will attend and a communion will be celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Mt. Fois
Wearsilay
Thomas Caller
Natonal Connell
Rls
Muestonaury
Bes
Harsey
Walefers
Porte Tivo
Iso
Chauncey Arewster
Connecieut
Alter
Ee Campion Acheson
Qowelnek
Mrs. Acheson
Canmacticnt Auxtibries
Thomas Long Wile
Teresa Board
Yue
Wemen Courmuntearts
Woleeopal
Erinity College Gires Vote at Nation Mobilization
Fragmented OCR notes describe Trinity College women facing voting restrictions and divisions over participation in a convention and elections. It mentions women seeking suffrage, abstentions, and varied regional departures for political activity, with references to New York and other states. The text is garbled but centers on women's voting rights and political mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Chicago
New York
Tennsylvania
New Jersey
Maassachusette
Connesticnut
Maryland
May
Indispensable Internal Baths Promised by Newart Institute
Fragmented notice describes an advertisement for a health treatment at the Weiler institute in Newart LOA. The text touts internal baths and medical tone, mentioning a Pereeb and Chas A barrell. It hints at druggist involvement and claimed at no cost via a Willie Te Yrrel’s Hvattonle institute, with references to SPO MN and a large promotional tag.
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Institutie
Newart
Ain
Cho
Weiler
Finn
Teday
Tates
Willie Te
127th Annual Meeting of the D A R in New London
The 2ith state meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at the Second Congregational church New London corner Tramptena Ald Broad streets on November 4. Morning session opens promptly at 10 with president general and officers. luncheon at the M. M. Mehlean hotel and Crocker house. Afternoon session at 3 with official programs, reception at the church house, and afternoon tea served by Garrett Shaw chapter. Attendance encouraged, procession forms at Works AS AL church, badge entry, ribbons worn.
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Connections Daughters
Tie Ho Sre
Congregationa Ehaven
London
Tramptena Ald Broad
Mehlean Hotel
Crocker House
Second Congregational Church
Garretta Shaw
Hoatess
Wesworth
Marelee Bo Sherman
New London
Wiese
Chureh Houdu
Girbhe Ming
Former Grand Duchess Takes Veil in Convent
The former Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide of Luxembourg, who abdicated last January, entered the Carmelite convent in Modena. Accompanied by her mother and friends, she wore blue with a black veil, was greeted by Father Cherubino, and began life as a nun after a small ceremony and hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marcie Adelnidy
Luxemburg
Charlotte
Histor
Father Cherubino
Diamond Studded Pipes Attract Women Smokers In London
London readers report new fashion in female smoking with diamond studded pipes and novelty tubes. Wealthy buyers purchase elaborate pieces such as coral shells, pilocigrette cages, and walnut stems while shops display a growing list of feminine smoking novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Collaparbie Cianrette
Malthy
Feminsha
Pilacigrette
Womat Amadcur
State Suffrage Assn to Hold Session in Unity Hartford
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association will convene at Unity in Hartford next Monday. Miss Katherine Ledinghan will preside and Miss Marl Praskiey will deliver the welcome. Mrs Grace Thompson Acton will speak and a suffrage district meeting at the Hartford Club is planned in the evening. Bridgeport women workers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Clattan
Tia Habrit
Unity Tinh
Hartford
Katherine Ledinghan
Gyn
Marl Praskiey
Trrtford County
Ely
Grace Thompson Acton
Croenwilch
Sill
Ceapanne
Hartfort Club
Bridgeport Foarte
Teage Workera
Nine chickens and two ducks stolen in city theft
Julio Alves reported the theft of nine chickens and two ducks from his property on Mast Main Street. Police note Walter Shandy 32 Main Street assisted, while Dr Gwendd Chomic at Ullside Hospital treated injuries.
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Julio Alves al
Walter Shandy
Gwendd Chomic
Ullside
Charitable Ladies in 107th Meeting
Bridgeport Ladies Charitable Society holds its 107th annual session with Mrs Pink Staples opening the meeting. Officers elected include Mrs Staples vice president Mrs Nathaniel Worthey recording secretary and Mrs Wife Ham Morridon corresponding secretary. The society aids destitute Indian children and has roots back to post Civil War times. Dental hygienists trained in Bridgeport under Dr Alfred Panes Wald and Professor Dr Fones were featured at the Alumnae annual reunion with remarks by Dr Henry Stevenson. Miss Rose House presided, with reports by secretary and treasurer Pauline Green and Maud Sullivan elected president. Evelyn Maher and Katherine Poland named officers. The program included a Halloween themed banquet and dental hygiene demonstrations.
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Pink Staples
Hreoldaiwn Arvertte Wl
Bridgeport
Alps
Guengu Somers
Mra. Staples
Nathaniel Worthey
Ham Morridon
Mrederiel A. Strong
Gelder
Alfred Panes
Rose Ji Flouse
Fonea
Prevantlya den~ Usury Ab Collumna University
Llenry Stevenson
le. Manes
Oseluols
Hive
Pones
Columbia University
J. Ko Turney
Ruth M. Kilpatrick
Anna Burke
Juey
Uoren Buke
Linge
Agnes Lawley
Amusau
Notable Social Notes From Brooklawn Club and Town
Recurring social items describe Ree Dr. Times Ta Ware ton hosting guests, the Brooklawn Country Club plan for Bowling Duncheon, and various meetings at United church and Women’s clubs. Members and guests include Mrs. Doromialy Tolmes, Miss Georgianna Jishop, Mrs. William J. Chippin, and many others. events span lectures, study papers, and upcoming referencing local civic and church activities. Noted births and arrivals, guests at Sophie's farm, and several community announcements are included in a broad roster of local social life.
Famous Barnum Midget Tom Thumb Dies at 77
Count Prime Magri known as Tom Thumb and husband of Charles Stratton’s widow, died in Middleboro Massachusetts after a two week illness. The famed 77 year old, seven inches tall, drew world attention two weeks ago when he auctioned miniature figures and jewels from the Tom Thumb estate.
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Barnum
Prime Magri
Charles Stratton
Gridgeport
Two Worlds
Tom Thumb
Mont Famoun
Harmin
Tain Hogplint
Middlevars
Ton Thumb
Tom Phimita
Unidentified Boy Auto Victim in Street Collision
An unidentified young boy, reportedly connected to the Barnum circus, was struck by a car driven by Dr. Joseph Miller of White Plains New York on Palmers Avenue and State Street. The body, found Saturday night, remained unclaimed by early today and could not be identified due to facial injuries despite being well clothed.
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Paimers Avenue
State Street
Joseph Miler
White Plains
Tridgewort
Barnum Circus
Offerals
Elgentirisl
Two Arrested for Carrying Liquor
Two men were arrested yesterday for possessing liquor without a government permit. Peter Kalek of 1280 Pembrake Street and Suse Maleaky of 266 Willard Street were taken into custody by Taner Agent Josaph Cnagmin and Pelicemen Cram and Hulpin, held in....
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Taner
Josaph Cnagmin
Ind
Cram
Hulpin
Ihd
Honda Paeh Hey
Peter Kalek
Pembrake Street
Suse Maleaky
Willard Street
Plan to house police autos at headquarters
At a city meeting of the board of police commissioners Lieutenant Mile ward Wagner resigned from the department. The board discussed moving police automobiles from the municipal garage to a central police headquarters as the preferred location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mileward
Wagner
Board of Pales Comminshiners
Democrats to Hold Noonday Meeting Today in Ellmay
Democratic speakers from New Jersey and New York address attendees at noon at the Warner Graphophone plant. Included are Milot, blunt, Grey, and Abley, promoting party work amid a labor event. A Revolver incident on the street led to Minor Herte’s arrest and $100 bond.
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Democratic Sampium
Ellmay
Hide
di. Milot
New Jersey
Blunt
Warner Heathers
Onset
Ah Py
Grey
Jory
New York
Warner Craphophons Company
Willian Hurt
All-Wool Homespun Blanket Promises Warmth and Comfort
A nostalgic ad describes all wool Homespun Blankets from Homestead out west. It highlights wool origin from sheep to yarn, creamy not snowy white color, gray borders and checkered patterns, silk bound edges, and a cozy, durable look ideal for daily use and warmth.
White Wool and Cotton Mixed Bed Blanket with Striped Border
Mixed wool and cotton blanket features a striped border and a single bed size of roughly 60 by 80 inches. Priced at $12.50.
Ad on Good Weight Finishes with Colored Borders
The item describes a well finished weight with pink or blue bordering and a price of eight dollars fifty cents for a size around eighty units. The note emphasizes quality finish and color options for selection.
California Wool Bordered Silk Bound Blanket Sale
Wool blanket described with pink or blue borders and heavy silk edging. Size 2 by 84 inches, priced at $25.00.
Woolen textile description with color and size details
White blanket with wool fiber adhered to cotton warp. Bore dens in pink or blue shades, woven with mohair accents. Measures 72 by 84 inches.
Plaid Blanket blends pink blue gray and tan
A good weighted plaid blanket in pink, blue, gray and tan. Measures 66 by 80 inches and is priced at $6.75.
Beacon Plaids Heavy Blankets in Fut Size
Beacon offers heavy blankets in a future size with very attractive colorings and guaranteed fast laundering. The ad promises strong colors and quick cleaning, framing the product as durable and easy to care for.
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Mrs. Delavan
Nat'l Women’s C of
Business Women’s Club
Alnee
Crawford
Fairfield Ave
Courtland
Alonzo O. Bliss Medical CO
Washington
Hastings
Misa Pulith
Stratfard
Tratford Town
Roe
Saul Democratic Wom
Fromuly al
Tiss
Enite Teat Rand
St. John’s
Gailor
Erinity College Gires
State Suffrage Assn
Fenes
Frank Staples
Fenes Naw Officere
Columbia
Willan Vornee
Add Park Place
Times Ta Wareton
Foreign Department
American Board of the Congregational Church
Fairchild Wheeler
Brooklawn Country Club
Georgianna Jishop
William J. Chippin
Mere
Dohoy Kinwley
Roberts
CL McNev
Felon
Plang
Doromialy Tolmes
Mosale
Frederick Hindaley
Charles P. Lindsay
Iarding
North Avenue
Lindsay
Workers of
United Church
Isd
Mer
Edhward Wilson
Ft Park Avenue
Ingfort
MM Wilson
Mixk Nelle W
Sophie’s Tearoony
Rotsford Larnpike
Mra J.1
Gaylord
Chapman
Reston
Ned Mra
Muboard
Paris
Me. Mag
Breoles
Brian
Worter Brooks
Mra. CO
Ge Lawson
Kernbraum
J. A. Swanson
Mary Bwonse
Tk Rudine
Vloomfeldt My
Owies
William Stallman
Nath Aveniue
Son
Jaym
Sidney Stallman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Get
Jors
Trementi
Mary
William Suyan Phelps
Vaile
A. W. Mosler
Woole Exchange Club
William Gavin
Janox Avenue
Alson
Vine Eounsy Hospital
Pheanas Bracken
Ned Mia Witla
Tavior
Thomas Shorlden
Wo Pelaney
Jackson
Stephen Nagy
Ceri Fe
Stacy Potlvuniaver
George Milder
John Anbivan
Chesley Waytor
John Saleda
Jennevor
Maleiinid
St Vicent's Hospital
Pillans
Abbeyside Bradatreet
Witervilly
Newle
Milford
Me Tone
O'Keefe
Pend
Namenel Avenue
Theodore
Warford
Ani
Coldwater
Mir Titan
He! Lake
Torpedo
Tiertade A
Jeffoge
Atra
Lenox Avenue
Tha City
Count Magri
Uber
Herte
Tod Lestagion Avenue
Wand
Thade Wis
Thea Street
Che
Gray
California
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
Marcel
J. C. Bartlett
Parker
Bridgeport, Gann
Coe
Rena
Formosa
Tam
Eltaaruth
PLN
NLR
Ali
Slectile Media
Procena
Webruwa
Beidgeport
Coun
D _ Bank
Wat St
Bathbus
G& Nextle
Lridgeport
Fishl
Bate
Telegram
Newspaper
Dhehiye
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