Revelations of a Wife Chapter 3465 Remorse and marriage crisis
In a tense sequence, the narrator learns of Jack Bickett's death in France and conceals her grief to avoid harming her husband Dicky. She recalls her bond with her deceased cousin, recalls her timing around her remarriage, and clings to Dicky's care as she processes the loss. Dicky offers comfort, urges sleep, and worries about misperceptions and the pending inheritance Jack left, while the heroine confronts her duties as heiress and wife.
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Jalgo
Dicky
Micky
Jack Bickett
Dielky
Jack Bickett Uting
Back
France
Jack
Dickr
Collin
Nan
Llenderness
Lears
Nis
Stewart
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area deaths and services
A Bridgeport area obituary column reports Mrs. Alls M. Babcock Stone wife of George H A Stone died suddenly in North Stamford Conn. Services to be held this afternoon. Other notices include Mrs. Miles G Eastwood Emma T Hubbell Burton Gray William G Booth Julia B Wheeler John Rudd Rebecca M Huntington and Elizabeth Jane Reynolds with funeral times and burial plans across Connecticut towns.
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George Stone
Alls M. Babcock Stone
George HA. Stone
North Stonington
Conn
Stone
Barnum School
Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport Business Colleges
New London
Charles A. Tomlinson
Iarein II
Sperry
Charles A. Yemlinson
Milford
Miles G, Eastwood
Emmat
Hubbell
Miles G. Eastwood
New Haven
Hawley
Wilmot
State Street
William G. Booth
Julia BE. Wheeler
Sherwood Avenue
Putney Cemetery
Stratford
Joan Rudd
John Rudd
William
Ellen Rudd
Remington Street
Clork
Lakeview Cemetery
Rebecca Mund Huntington
Rebecca
Ward Huntington
Monroe
Elm Cemetery
Elizabeth Jane Reynolds
Elizabeth Dane
Daily Fashion Bits Describe Dual Material Frock Styles
The piece outlines two frock designs using mixed fabrics such as crepe georgette and serge. It notes monel options, a high collar with silk braid, cuffs, and accent trims like rings and picolado edge. Material requirements for medium sizes include georgette and 64 inch serge, with lining and draped skirt details.
Giants Star Coaches Apples Harvest by Greenwich Boys
Greenwich high school pupils picked apples on Edmund C Gouverse 1 000 acre estate for 2 50 a day The harvest estimates include 6000 barrels of apples 2000 bushels of pears and large crops of corn grains tomatoes and potatoes The peach crop was blighted by cold weather Military memorial service held for Private Edward Clarence Simpson at First Methodist church Parade for Liberty League campaign set with bands drum corps and 200 sailors Fort Slechny band to perform Knighthood concert at State Armory to aid War fund Patrons include Mrs H T Converse Colby Chester Alfred Gilbert Smith and others Reynolds funeral held private in New Jersey
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Greenwich
Conyers Farm
Edmund C. Gouverse
Greenwich High School
George Smith
New York Giants
First Methodist Church
Edward Clarence Simpson
Infantry
American Expeditionary Forces
Henry ¢. Whitney
Greenwich Police Corps
Company A
Connecticut State Guard
Raynal C. Bolling
Signal Marine Corps
Irance
Linberty Lean Campion
Tin Town
Scotch Bagpipe Band
Bridgeport
Pelham Bay
Robert L. Chamberlain
Arthur &. Todd
D. K. Allen
Eben Putnam
Ralph Morrow
Pliny Cooney
Fudge
State Armory
Knigits of Columbus War Fund
Fort Sleclin
Betty Burke
Colatura
Whrenold
New York
Miss Ruthmerson
Moesdames TH. ¢. Converse
Colby M. Chester
Alfred Cibert Smith
George A. Vyardon
John Tory
Henry Solrvirpa
Ralph J. Slavin
Martin Op Quinn
Missing in Action and Farewell civic notes
Tyler Redfield and others report missing in action including Fri vale Waller Lewis of the 388 Canadian Regiment. Nurse Hilda Lewis in Greenwich Canada receives word of her brother’s status overseas. A farewell party is noted for Elis Devine en route to the University of Pennsylvania for government service. Texas women cast nearly half the votes in the state primaries.
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Tyler Redfield
Srraderelk Ignapp
Robert Ju. Chamberlain
William. Hierney
Hilda Lewis
Greenwich Hospital
Canada
Frivale Waller Lewis
Worces
Elis Devine
John ‘Devine
University of Pennsylvania
Texas
Child Saved From Worms and Elixir Endorsement
A West Wowbury mother of six touts Dr True's Worm Elixir as curing her sick baby and enabling her large family. Signs of worms include deranged stomach swollen lip sour stomach offensive breath and pale face. The ad urges giving Dr True's Elixir at once if symptoms appear.
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Dr. True
Gile
West Wowbury
Mags
Stratford Primaries Set for Key Town Nominations
Stratford voters prepare for a primary Tuesday to select candidates for town offices. Contests include first selectman, associate selectman, assessors, and board of relief with contenders James Lally John Williams Ted Nettleton Louis Peck Fred Townron John Wilkinson and six candidates for associate selectman. Proceeds from a local fund drive raised 862.80 for the tura Cacho-Stovak fund, while women plan Red Cross sewing and a youth church social news notes.
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Stratford
Spechail
Maills
Thero
First Selectman
Associate Selectman
Assessoren
Board of Relief
James Lally
John W Williams
Tred Nettleton
Louis Fr. Peck
Fred Townron
John Wilkinson
Lectman
Manny
Irance
Cantonment
Pattee
Tura Cacho-Stovak
Okenuck Tribe of
Red Men
Veretti
Beards
Red Cross
Iadies
Methodist Church
Greenwich Soldier at Devens Pneumonia Victim
Greenwich soldier Private Henry W. Bla, age 27, of Company B 10th Regiment died at Devens. A State Guard outing at Pine Rock Park featured drills and bayonet exercises. Stratford Town notes: Arthur Beardsley writes of local soldiers in France and Beaversley Bevrley sends souvenirs home. Local ads from Stratford Milling Co and health services conclude the notice.
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Giusmenwict
Henry W. Bla
Biehtly Balti L10th
Depot Bricale
Aftfair
State Guard
Mem Ibers
Compiuny KL
Pine Rock Parr
102D Regiment
Arthur 1Rdsley
Min
Fred Beardsley
Sutton
Beard
Sichard Isingan
Beveley
Wrince
Home Funeral for U S Nurse Victim of Influenza
Funeral services for Allie Augusta Stowe Bridgeport nurse who died from pneumonia after Spanish influenza will be held at her Madison Avenue home and later at the Methodist church in Bridgeport. A Bridgeport hospital graduate she volunteered as a nurse and served at Camp Dix Wingtown NJ. She was born February 14 in Oxford and is survived by three brothers William M George H and S can Stowe. Her family moved to Bridgeport when she was five and she ran the 810 Madison Avenue dwelling after her father's death.
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Burton Gray
Gray
Masonic Order
U. M. CG
Noble Avenue
Masonic Todee
Allie Augusta Stowe
Bridgeport
BM Slowe
Oxford
Che Inte
John J
Mary Smith Stowe
Madison Avenue
Miss Stowe
William M
George HH
S.can
Stowe
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Adele Garrison
Post
Private Simpson
Bridgeport Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co
N. Dworken & Son, Props
Otstot
Firvwood Place
Beechwoor Ave
Tel
Barnum
Rockwell & Co
Main St
MAIN
iDevens
Stratford Milling CO
Sutton Ave
U.S
Camp Dix
Devens
12Th Company
Connecticut Coast Artillery Cnrps
Frolbel
Entelog
Mary C. Milla. Prin
West Ave
Main Street
the University School
Fairfield Avenue
Vincent G. Peck
Haasbeth
Nail Bank
Hou Barium
Harvey-Lewis CO
Hlartford
Springfield
Fannie A. Smith
Connecticut
Infayette St
Dillon
Judson
Colon
Broad Street
Fairfield Ave
Co-Operative Carfere
Murployees
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