Vital Statistics: Marriages and births listed in Holyoke area
John and Mary Alicki announce a daughter born Sept 28 at Haverton street. Christopher and Jane O Brien report a son Sept 18 on Main Street. Joseph Kucznierz and Mary record a son Sept 19 at Columbia Street. Robert and Frances White register two daughters Sept 19 at Center Street. Rubin Pardow and Jennie record a son Sept 14 at East Main Street. John Oakley and Anna Oakley report two daughters Sept 19 on Noble Avenue. James Cheviel and Mary reveal two daughters Sept 19 in Pembroke Street. Seven marriages noted including William Pp Quistey of Holyoke and Rachel Tray nop of Kennel Street.
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John
Mary Alicki
Hamston Street
Christopher
Jane O ‘Brien
Joseph
Mary Kucznierz
Solumbia Street
Von
Robert
Frances White
Center Street
Rubin
Jennie Pardow
East Main Street
aAnna Oakley
Noble Avenus
Seo James
Cheviel
Pembroke Street
Miss Bridgeport Screen Tests Underway at Paramount
Miss Paula F Specttle of 49 Nowbp Avenue, winner of a local bathing beauty pageant, will be filmed today at Paramount studios in indoor and outdoor screen tests. The tests, overseen by an expert cameraman, could lead to movie work with a Goldwyn studios offer and a three year option after possible Hollywood training.
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Paula F. Spocttle
BP, Avenue
Bridgepore
Atlantic City
Papeant
Paramount Studios
Bridgeport
Miss Specttle
Goldwyn Studios
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
Advertisement copy promotes Mul sified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and inexpensive. Claims it cleanses, moisturizes, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to handle while removing dust and dandruff. Warns against alkali in ordinary shampoos and urges readers to buy Mulsified from druggists.
Delphian Society Plans Winter Meeting Schedule
The Bridgeport chapter of the Delphian Society lays out a winter calendar with topics on art across eras and regions. Meetings feature leaders including Mrs. Fred A. Daniels Mrs. Newton Hine and Mrs. George W. Jackman along with hostesses and a March 1 Louvre talk preview.
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Delphian Society
Bridgeport
The
Mary’ Witt
Ass Park Place
Herbert C. ‘Batehelder
Fred A. Daniels
Newton Hine
Holland
Hazel Williams
Chary &. Smith
Clarence C. Payne
Amor Bisrell
Herbert G. Batchelder
George Stearns Bushnell
James W. Shafer
Louvre
Misa Charye
Smith
Hostean
George B. Crawford
Apric
London
Galeries
C. W. Tillmanns
America
Stratford Personal Notices and Club Activities
Readable items cover Mrs J P Walker chaperoning summer girls at Myrtle Beach where a beaded bag was given. lists girls and boys present including Ruby Jackson and William Magner. several teachers and staff appointments at Norwals Teaching staff. Sedgewick school PTA holds first meeting. Women’s Aid Society fall activities. Madison Parent-Teacher Association to meet. sewing circle outing at Mrs Albert Braidwood’s home. Calvary Episcopal church planning winter events with a novelty dance. United Church Wednesday Workers sew for needy. Mooseheart Legion event in Bridgeport. marriages of Nolan family members noted in Milford and Bridgeport. Cheshire Garden Club to visit Bridgeport Art League. marriage announcements of Viela Glampooto and Ribeiro Bibiano. local travel and social updates. women’s auxiliary whist at Mrs Wells Williams’ home.
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Clu
J. P. Walker
No Street
Myrtle Beach
Walker
Ruby Jackson
Gertrude Lush
Jewel Brannick
Lorraine Mooney
Abigal Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Lush
May Brannick
Betty Brown
Nate Derrick
Gladys Wailer
Wiliam Magner
Edwin Finlay
Jimmy Reece
Neem. Cabb
Ralph Mills
Harry Joying
Larry McSweenesy
Cious
Bart Dahlstead
Second Annual Fair To Be Given By P T A
The North End Parent Teachers Association of Stratford will hold its second annual fair this afternoon from 2 to 6 at the home of Mrs August Mott on Paradise Green. MW A Nelson 19 chairman of the ways and means committee. Booths will be run by club members with red white and blue decorations. A grab bag will attract children while fancy articles flowers and ice cream cones are on sale. Proceeds aid the association’s work. If weather is stormy the event will be moved to a later date.
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North End
Farent-Treacher Association of
Stratford
August Mott
Paradise Green
MW A
Nelson
Ways and Mans
Abraham Lodge Initiates Candidates for Fall Program
Abraham Lodge No 69 I O G B E plans a fall program starting Sunday with a large initiate ceremony by the new degree team. Lectures by noted speakers are set by the Intellectual Advancement and Sac committee along with social events in the winter. Repore will record support for war orphans. David Fever, president, outlines plans for new lodge rooms and building, with a brief history of the lodge. The meeting begins at 8 oclock and all Birth members in the city are invited.
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Abraham Lodge
Thentellectual Advancement and
Sac Committee
David Fever
Abranant Lodge
O'Chols
Pretty wedding solemnized in Ansonia home
Marion LaVelle of Ansonia married Thomas Fr. Minster of New Haven at Church of the Ascension in Ansonia. The ceremony was by Rev. Thomas P. Ayneh. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for their honeymoon and will reside at 7 Grafton Street, New Haven.
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Ansonia
Marion
Stratford Scouts Organize Winter Basketball Team
The Stratford girl scouts have finished summer activities and prepare for winter basketball with Miss Anna Frenz as coach and Miss Athel DeLorne as troop No 3 manager. Mrs Ruth Topping Beers will be physical director. the event features the Belly of the Ball selection and Lincoln school orchestra for music at the Vibrations hall.
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Stratford
Richard Bowell
Anna Frenz
Athel DeLorne
Lena Morton
Ruth Topping Beers
Dardship
Isabelle Rogan
Bridgeport
Lincoln School Orchestra
Mothers and Daughters Testimonial from Greenville reader
Greenville reader claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her daughter with internal trouble and urges others to try it. The ad highlights long-running testimonials from mothers and daughters, promoting the product's value across generations.
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Greenville
Del
Lydia
Pinkham
Wa.s
Huckes
Lydia EB
Redfern Corset Adds New Models For Autumn
The Redfern Corset offers a wrap around style with back and top elastic for a figure flattering fit. Silk broche model shown with pink hues and light boning for comfort. Tall figures get a long below waist design with attached hose supporters. Second floor displays at Fairfield Avenue window plus decorative prints and Notre Dame Cathedral view. Third floor Pioture Gallery features popular subjects and classic works.
Jersey Middies and Bloomers for Girls on Display
All wool navy blue jersey middies and bloomers with red trim and pearl buttons, in sizes 6 8 and 10. Bloomers match in weight for wear with middies or under suspender skirts, sizes 6 8 and 10. Anior Department second floor.
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Jersey
The Monks Collar Fashion Item on Main Floor
A white Baronette collar edged with deep ecru lace or colored silk frilling is offered in several styles. Priced at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, selected displays on the main floor showcase this stylish accessory for cloaked wearers.
Read's Telephone Service Free for Local Towns
Read's offers free telephone shopping by town. Call the local number for your town to connect with Read's without any charge. For Danbury dial 1341 Norwalk 3034 Fairfield 470 Westport 465 Milford 300. All calls connect to Read's without cost.
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Read
Read’s
Bridgeport
Danbury
Norwalk
Fairfield
Westport
Milford
It is Time for Veils Again at Courter Neckwear
It is time for veils again with Impudent in high favor. A fancy striped net with square and round dots and mesh is priced at $1.00 per yard. Economy French Dot ceiling in several colors at 50 cents per yard. Neckwear Courter on the main floor.
Children’s Union Suits in Four Styles
Medium weight cotton union suits for full wear shown in four styles. High neck long sleeve ankle length Dutch neck elbow sleeve ankle length short knee length low neck sleeveless knee length. Priced at $1.60 $1.80 and $2.00 by size. Main Toor.
When Frost Nips A Scarves Angora Lot Arrives
A new lot of Angora scarves arrives described as soft tan and brown with black orange and crimson Indian patterns. Sizes include two yards by 12 inches priced at 2.50 3.50 and 5.50 and two yards by 48 inches priced at 6.00 8.00 and 8.50. Neckwear counter on main floor.
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Angora
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William Pp. Quistey
Holyoke
Mas
Rachel Traynop
Catherine McGrath
Seim Street
Manabeth Murrid
Woodaven
Norwals
Parent-Teacher Association
Sedgewick School
Predguick Waterburt
Capitol Avenue
Worcester
Mass
Stratford Congregational Share
Stratford Hall
Madison
C. B.S. Sewing Circle
Albert Braidwood
Hivingstone Place
Calvary Episcopal Church
Workers of the United Church
Barty
Mooseheart Legion
Monsehail
State Street
Sis O
Bertha
Emma Bleckleim
Kent, Conn
W . Nolan
Westfield
Willam Jz
Solan, Jr
Miss Vers Johne&on
Walter Nolan
Mise Bella McDermid
Southhampton
L. I
Aliss Loretta Nolan
Charles Barnes
Orange
Spt
Cheshire Garden Clu
Bridgeport Art League
Coolock
Art League
Viela Glampoto
Ridgewood Avenue
Aml Rabelert G. Bibiano
Minin Street
Emil Flacrag
Lmeny
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Avcomps Rhair
Che Wit
Wella Willams
Big Howard Avenue
Andy” Gump
Congress
ADHEY
Bridgeport Post
Andy
Min
Gorton
P.T. A
Frisbie
Stratford Scouts
W. 5. Hughes
Louise Faxon Knapp
Fairfield Ave
Helen M. Wiley
Smith St. Bar
Lena Albright
Jinnd Mide
Aalors
Park Street
Tel
Gola
Redfern
Notre Dame Cathedral
Pioture Gallery
Anior Department
Children’s Union Suits
Bradbury’s Cruisers
Sun
Acorn
Victory
New Plaza
Central
Essex
Atlantic
Yale
Water Street
Hallett Street
Kossuth Street
Main Street
Middle Street
Barnum Avenue
Seaview Avenue
Bradbury
Carmel Hall
Park Ave
Conn
NOBLE
William H. Janes
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