Literary Club's Program For Coming Year
The English Literary Club announces a full season of meetings and events led by honorary president Mrs. Howard R. Iv, with Mrs. Louis Gould and Mrs. George Peet among officers. Monthly topics range from European experiences to current events and book reviews, featuring many speakers and hostesses through May.
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Howard R. Iv
Swift
Kirkham
Cooper
Cole
Colleges of the Orient
Metts
Button
Pyle
Ives
Fal Issuffrey
Willin Meee
Miss Mames
Gould
Miss Godfrey
Miss Warren
Read
Kinsley
York
Peet
Hoste
Lel
M Kirk
Joseph Conrad
Smith
Sutton
Shakespeare
Dicken
Thomas Harry
Silliman
M Kirkham
Israel
Merwin
Japan
Shaw
Wheeler
Trubee
Pe Trubee
Mra. Ives
Mra. Peet
Miss Eamer
Social notes and weddings fill seaside week end
Mrs Edward Hogan hosted a beach party at The Fa ward cottage with numerous guests and relatives visiting from Hartford and other nearby towns. A quiet wedding joined Miss Marguerite Taylor and John Burton at 196 Savoy street with Wilbur Olmstead as an attendant. The piece also mentions a Fifth District Democratic club meeting, a dancing class at Olivet church, and local residents taking weekend trips and vacations at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hogan
Mryth Beach
Dora L. Tasker
Rey Moore
Bertha Seymore
Thomas Gilbert
Anna Gilbert
J. Gilbert
A. Amixai
A. Azneron
Mary Mazara
Harold Gilles
Marguerite Taylor
Springdale Avenue
John Burton
Savoy Street
Wilbur Olmstead
Lafayette Apartments
Hall orchestra to play for dancer Miss Anna McKelvey
The Hall orchestra will provide music for dancer Miss Anna McKelvey. Several local women who vacationed at Sunset Inn Pittsfield have returned home. The Sixth District Republican Women’s club chairwoman urges all members to attend tonight’s important meeting to appoint committees and plan next month’s husking bee. Camp Hazen at Chester closes August 24 but will stay open until August 31 to reward summer workers. about 18 local boys remain. The Recreation Board’s annual swimming contest for children is scheduled for tomorrow morning at Seaside Park under Captain Max Raum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penny
Republican Women’s Club
Hazen
Chester
Recreation Board
Seaside Park
Max Raum
Autumn Dresses in Black Blue and Brown Styles
A large selection of autumn dresses is ready for inspection. Black is very smart, with midnight blue and dark brown also popular. The lines are simple, sensible, and distinctly stylish.
Autumn Silk and Crepe Fabrics For Elegant Fall Wear
The Mallinsons Chinchilla Satins lead a display of heavy 36 and 38 inch silks in African brown chestnut taupe black and white with non crushing wrinkle resistant quality. Roshanara Crepes in black and henna 38 inches wide accompany coat dresses suitable for late autumn and a fur collar. Also silk duvetyn available in a large color range from blues and browns to navy Burgundy henna rust sand champagne and poppy red. Personal inspection is urged to appreciate the fabric beauty and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallinson
Labor Board averts railroad strike with six principles
The Labor Board preserved collective bargaining, an eight hour day, and wage protection, arguing the board’s decisions prevented a national railway walkout. It credited the seven mandatory principles of the transportation act and sixteen added rules guiding cost bargaining and labor relations to keep rail operations economical and in the public interest.
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saAv
Labor Board
Laboor
Lauck
Wilson
Tauck
Railroad Labor Board
Peggy Paige dresses grace Vogue cover eyeing exclusive model
Inside Vogue, Peggy Paige dresses are featured with a black Tricotine gown trimmed in soutache braid and blue lapis beads, the Du Barry sleeve design, gold lining, and another black dress with white trim and row of white buttons. Fur pieces include Gray squirrel and Mink. Autumn Millinery highlights feather hats resistant to damp weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Peggy Paige
du Barry
Aluminum cooking ware sale highlights kitchenware bargains
Aluminum cooking ware advertised with several items listed. Aladdin Ware Rice Boiler 2 quarts priced at 2.30 dollars. Teakettle No 8 3.95. Extra heavy frying pan 10 1.95. Preserving kettle 8 quarts 1.85. Mirror aluminum preserving set seven. Includes kettle 8 quarts fruit jar filler ladle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aladdin Ware
The Warm Scarf of Silk Mohair for Autumn Weather
A cuddly scarf described as light yet warm for frosty evenings. It features tan brown heather shades with blue green henna red and orange stripes, plus plain black white and gray options. Available in assorted widths and lengths priced at 5.00 8.50 and 12.00.
Tempting List of New Books at Main Floor
A display of new book titles including The Master of Man and Alice Adams with prices. The notice advertises reading matter in McCalls Magazine and features a closeout of assorted items, including sports handkerchiefs and a kaleidoscope of colors on display main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall’s Magazine
Theodore Dreiser
Algernon Blackwood
Water Works Convention to Meet in Bridgeport
The New England Water Works Association holds its fortieth annual convention in Bridgeport from September 13 to 16 at The Stratfield. More than 600 delegates from New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio will attend. The program includes engineering discussions, factory tours, dances, tours of Long Island Sound, and an entertainment lineup with notable speakers such as Samuel P. Senior and Samuel B. Killam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Water Works Association
Bridgeport
Stratfield
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Stratford
Brooklawn
Long Island Sound
Samuel P. Senior
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
William R. Conard
Burlington
N. J
HS. Arnold
International Nickel Co
Reeves J. Newsom
Lynn
Mass
Samuel B. Killam
Metropolitan Water Works
Boston
Gordon Z. Smith
J. W. Ledoux
Philadelphia
C. W. Marsh
New York City
W. H. Dittoe
Ohio State Board of Health
Harrison P. Eddy
Alen Hazen
George €. Whipple
Harvard University
Jerick Jackson
Divi
Water works conference topics and committee list announced
Engineering topics to be discussed include descriptions of Bridgeport Hydraulic Company works standards for water systems and methods to control water waste by house to house inspection. The event will feature a large honorary reception committee led by Mayor Clifford Wilson and Chamber President D Fairchild Wheeler with many city and state officials attending.
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York
Clarence B. Carter
Metcalf & Holdy
Boston
Walter F. Abbott
Path
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
New England
Salem
Massachusetts
Bath
Clifford B. Wilson
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce
John Collier
Manufacturers’ Association
Alpheus Winter
Seward B Price
The
George W. Waldo
the Post
Lann Ww. Wilson
the Times
Edmund 8S. Wolfe
Rotary Club
John J. Fisher
Kiwanis Club
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Keller's Grove
Easton
Maurice I. French
Stepney
Walton Lake
N. Y
Nellie
Irene Sullivan
Olive Quinn
Brooklyn
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Fifth District Democratic Club
Wood Avenue
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George P. Farley
Orgs P. Farley, Jr
Lewis Street
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Thomas Connors
Fairview Avenue
Bernard Scery
Margaret
Mohalwk Trail
James O'Connor
Morris & Co
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Edward Creagh
Foston
John McCarthy
Scranton, Pa
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Plaza Theatre
Willam Toherta
Caching Pavilion
Newfield Center
Anna McKelvey
Helen Coyne
Mae Noonan
Marion Healy
Lucie Dowd
Cecil Burns
Mary Horan
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Burt Galusha
the Magnificent
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Helen of the
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Les Gibbs
Rinehart
Chevy
Albert E. Lavery
D. H. Hull
Edward E. Minor
James A. Newlands
Association
Charles W. Sherman
Frank A. Barbour
Percy R. Sanders
Concord
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Marguerite Adama
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