Miss Rose E Duda to Wed Joseph W Prokop in Sacred Heart
Miss Rose E Duda daughter of Mrs Anna Duda of 2386 Newfield avenue will marry Joseph W Prokop of Kossuth street in the church of the Blessed Sacrament with Rev Father Kennedy officiating. The ceremony precedes a reception at the bride’s mother home and a wedding trip to Norfolk Virginia Washington DC and Niagara Falls.
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Rose
Duda
Anna Duda
Newfield Avenue
Joseph W. Prokop
Kossuth Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Father Kennedy
Miss Duda
Chantili Place
Edith Kurtz
Trumbull
Romaine
William Proxop
Prokop
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Catholic Community House
Mr. Prokop
St. Prokopius School
Lysle, Il
White Didsbury Wedding Set for Friday Evening
The wedding of Misa Elsie Didsbury and Maurice White will take place Friday at 6 pm at the bride’s parents’ home 111 Jane Street. Rev H S Brown will officiate with Miss Mabel Harding as bridesmaid and Kenneth White as best man. A family reception follows before a trip to Washington DC and their new home at 111 Jane Street. The bride has long been with Artur L Clark Co and the groom is a cast accountant at Salt’s Textile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elsie Didswry
Frederick C. Didsbury
Jane Street
Maurice W. White
Alpha White
Willam Street
Rev
H. 8. Brown
Olivet Church
Charles Hardwick
Miss Didsbury
Mabel Harding
Kenneth White
Washington, D. C
Artur L. Clark Company
Mr. White
Salt's Textile Company
Reading Stray Stories About Marriage Advice
Exchange turns to a humorous remark about marriage guidance in Stray Stories. A man asks what wife reads about happiness in married life and the woman notes she is reading advice for husbands.
Marmola Tablets touted as fat reducers
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets rapidly shrink overfat people. It promises easy weight loss without exercise or dieting and offers a one dollar price through druggists or direct mail order from Marmela Co Detroit Michigan.
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General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Run-Down Nervous Woman Recovers with Vegetable Compound
Mrs Frank H Guia of Lancaster Pennsylvania recounts severe run-down weakness and nervousness after marriage. Her sister in law bought Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which restored strength allowing housework until birth of a healthy baby girl. She recommends the product to friends and urges use for female troubles. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Lancaster
Lydia E.pinkham
Frank H. Guia
Locust Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
College Club Sets First Meeting and Season Plans
Miss Ruby Barritt of Lordship will host a corn roast at 8 30 next Monday for the College club. Mrs A J Bullard president will preside as the first business gathering discusses plans for the year. A musical by contralto Miss Margaret Keys is set for October 6 in the high school auditorium with many prominent women as patrons.
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Ruby Barritt
Lordship
College Club
A. J. Bullard
Margaret Keys
Theigh School
Bethel Couple Wed in Church by Former Priest
Elizabeth Blake and Arthur J. Crowe married at St Mary's Bethel with Rev John J Kennedy officiating. Guests included Margaret Griffin and Edward Crowe. couple to honeymoon by motor toward the Great Lakes, then reside at 41 South Street Bethel.
Former Bethel Girl Marries in New Britain
Miss Esther Johnson of Bethel, formerly of Waterbury, married H. Percy Whittlesey of Bethel at the Congregational parsonage in New Britain. The Rev. E. L. Adams officiated with Miss Myrtle Walker as bridesmaid and Charlies Steck as best man. The couple planned a Canadian motor honeymoon and will reside at 27 Elm Street after returning.
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Bethel
New Britain
Esther Johnson
Waterbury
H. Percy Whittlesey
Wolpits
EL &. Adams
Myrtle Walker
Charlies Steck
Canada
Elm Bethel
Large New Comet Seen by Astronomers
A new comet blazing across the sky near the sun was announced from Harvard College Observatory. Discovered by the Astronomer 1 ler of Bonn on Sept 15 it was later observed in Berlin and confirmed by Lick Observatory last night. The comet is of seventh magnitude and visible with the unaided eye, with reports indicating it is growing brighter.
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Cambridge
Harvard College Observatory
Ler
Bonn
Berlin
Lick
Republican Women to Meet in Norwalk
NORWALK September 2 The Republican Women association will hold an open meeting on September 29 at the Troy at James Inn. Second district officers will guide the event. Mrs Marion Kelley of New York City will be the speaker with subject to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Rrepublican Women's Association
Troy At James Inn
Marion Kelley
New York City
Bridgeport Boys Club Opens Registration for New Year
The Bridgeport Boys Club on Middle Street held the formal opening for the thirty seventh year with Lena Turney in charge. Registration welcomed boys of all creeds and nationalities. last year 1700 registered. New features include film teaching, upgraded gym equipment, and classes in radio and basketry. Club hours run 3:30 to 6 for under 12, 4 to 7 for basketball, and 7 onward for older boys.
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Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Middle Street
Iss Lena Turney
Atande
Benefit Card Party At State Armory Tonight
The Major Charles H Bonesteel auxiliary No 38 W V will hold a benefit card party in their meeting rooms at the State Armory this evening at 8 o clock. Mrs Fred Lynes chairs the entertainment committee with assistants arranging the event to aid auxiliary relief work. Last minute reservations may be made by calling Mrs William Lounsbury. Reservations include Mrs Herbert Stenstream Mrs Henry Kempe Mrs Arthur Chambers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bonesteel
State Armory
Fred Lynes
William Lounsbury
Herbert Ste
Personal Notices and Society News Roundup
Christopher Rug of Butler and a Ute announce the birth of a son Christopher Jr at their home Sunday night Mr and Mrs Harold Simpson of Stratford Avenue have returned home after a two week visit with friends in Boston Miss Helen and Miss Tadgeworth of Passaic NJ have returned home after a week with their cousin Miss Madeline Warren of Lafayette Street The Tadies Aid of St Pauls Episcopal church will meet this afternoon at 289 oclock in the church parlors Mrs Pasqualina Mobilia of 35 Calhoun Avenue will host a birthday party this evening Myrtle Sewing circle meets with Mrs Gregory of 777 Dewey Street tomorrow at 8pm Mr and Mrs Robert Newcons of Poplar Street are vacationing in Rochester and Buffalo The Kwan Loma club plans an informal dance at the Ritz proceeds to Jewish Welfare Bureau Miss Minnie Cohen chairs the committee Yol Park Avenue Mr and Mrs William Nelson and daughter Marjorie return from Newport Rhode Island Mr and Mrs Herman HwpShowty guests of Mr and Mrs William Dooley Eaton Street The Eighth District Democratic club will hold a dance party this evening in North Main rooms Mrs Joseph Plunkett and Mrs James Whelan hostesses The Girl Scout troop of St Pauls Episcopal Church meets this evening in the parlors with Scoutmaster George D Warren of Marshfield and infant daughter Helen Mirabeth due home this week Miss Tammy W Wagner of Gonet Street has returned from a vacation at Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs Andrew Firestock of Bond Street announce the birth of a daughter born December 17
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Harold Simpson
Stratford Avenue
Boston
Helen
Tadgeworth
Passaic
N. J
Hame
Madeline Warren
Lafayette Street
Tadies
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Pasqualina Mobilia
Calhoun Avenue
Myrtle Sewing Circle
Gregory
Dewey Street
Kwan Loma Club
Ritz
Jewish Welfare Bureau
Minnie Cohen
St. Paul’s Episcopal
George TD. Warren
Mairsfield
Helen Mirabeth
General Butler III After Capital Parade in Philadelphia
Brigadier General Smedley J. Butler, director of public safety, confined at home with a severe cold, described as virtually pneumonia by his physician. He had a 102 degree temperature after leading the Philadelphia police delegation in the Holy Name societies parade in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Smedley J. Butler
Public Safety
Holy Name Societies
Washington
Shannon and Brennan Lead Park City Knights of Columbus Council
The Park City Knights of Columbus council election is set for tonight with James C. Shannon to be rejected as Grand Knight and Francis J. Brennan to move up as deputy grand knight replacing Peter Clark who will not seek candidacy. James E Murphy is expected to succeed John Solan as chancellor.
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Park City
Knights of Columbus
James C. Shannon
Francis J. Brennan
Peter Clark
James E Murphy
John Solan
Mrs Samuel Shaw Hosts Bridge Party in Redding
Mrs Samuel Shaw entertained a large bridge party at her Redding home on Friday with six tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Palio T Platt, Mrs Underwood, Mrs P R Bradley, Mrs Clinton Sanford, Mrs Frank Meehan, and Mrs Elenry Phillips. Refreshments were served.
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Mary Gilbers
Heston
Christchurch
Joseph Babcock
B. R. Bradley
Mr. Babcock
Sanford School
Ridgefield Inn
Stephen Sanford
Thaniel Hageman
Tosepa Sterrettto
Princeton
Slawthorne Doing
Pisrpont Adams
Kenneth M'Collam
Yale University
Arthur Sanford
University of Maine
Thendora Sanford
Connecticut Women’s College
Frederick Shaw
John Ross
Benton Deming
Loomis School
Miss Woolworth
Miss Bureckkett
Redding Ridge
Kenneth Knust
Porto Rico
J. Birdseye Sanford
Aaron H. Sanford
Frank Stolle
George
Harry Sanford
Springfield Fair
Henry James Forman
Europe
H. GC. McCollum
Willam BE. Fletcher
Elizabeth
FP. Chambers
Atlantic City
Lilian Calhoun
New York
Vincent Hayes
Tieren Hayes
Winsted
Aan May Connors
Bertha Moore
Bridgeport
Elzabeth Mills
Mary McGee
South Norwalk
Overlook
Virginia St. John Hosts Bridge Party for Friends
Miss Virginia St. John of King Street Stratford entertained at a bridge party in honor of five friends bound for school. Attendees included Marion Trumbull Whitcomb Rise School Washington Conn Helen Curtis Serath Stevenson Drew Seminary Brewster Evelyn Crocker current school Boston and Father Carey Wheelock School Brookline Mass. Prizes awarded to top player followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia St. John
Kingstrest
Stratford
Bridge
Marion Trumbull
Whitcomb-Rise School
Washington
Conn
Helen Curtis
Serath Stevenson
Drew Seminary
Brew
Evelyn Crocker
Rrent School
Boston
Father Carey
Wheelock
Brookline
Mass
Esther Nothnagle
Doris Toucey
Marion Hubbell
Alcida Coutler
Grace Schultz
Muriel Hunter
Phyllis Wheeler
Catherine Silmer
Margaret Hunt
Doris Turney
Harvard Freshmen Enrollments Reveal Smaller Class
Harvard officials estimate a slightly smaller freshman class than last year’s 940 as registration closes tonight. Overall college enrollment is expected to exceed last year’s 2981, with university enrollment of 6723 also likely to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Trinity President Criticizes Wills Bout Admission Policy
Hartford Sept 2 Trinity College President R B Ogilby labeled athletic scholarships as a troubling drift in higher education. He criticized paid admissions at Boyle's 30 acres and warned such practices threaten university values in a Rotary Club address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
R. B. Ogilby
Trinity College
Rotary Club
South America
Boyle
Bay State May Vote on Sunday Baseball Law
An initiative petition filed with the Massachusetts Secretary of State seeks a Sunday baseball and sports admission fee law via initiative and referendum. It would let municipalities decide whether sports may be permitted and would not legalize horse or automobile racing boxing or hunting with firearms on Sundays.
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Bay State
Boston
Frederic W. Cook
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Patrick Blake
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Grassy Plain Street
John J. Kennedy
Pleased Sacrament
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Danbury
Edward M. Crowe
Pawling
N. W
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New Preston
Great Lakes
Bethel High School
Lin Wilton
Ridgefield
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Crowe
Pharmaceutical College of New York
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Marie Drumm
George Drumm
Henry Street
St. Elizabeth's College
Convent
New Jersey
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James Durant
Fluntington
W. Va
William Ohler
Harold Senior
Montreal
William Hickling
Greenwood Avenue
Patterson
N. Y
James Troy
Newark, N. J
Patrick Troy
Christopher Rug
Butler A Ute
Christopher, Jr
Mrs
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Poplar Street
Rochester
Buffalo
William Nelson
Marjorie
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Newport
R. Z
Speee
Distric Democratic Club
Jin
Elu
North Mainaiee
Joseph Plunkett
James Whelan
Tamily W. Wagner
Goneatd Street
Andrew Firestock
Bond Street
Prember
General Butler III
Shannon and Brennan
K. OF C. Council
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Trinity
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Caay
Ely
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Chester i
Thatcher Fincas
Thatcher Furnace Company
Bakers
Francis Street
N. Clark St
Ering
Chicago
Chapin & Bangs CO
W. St
J Seok Glass & Bro
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Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Fablefield Ave
Noble
Connecticut
Mary C. Mills
1St West Avenue
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