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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1920

Page

6

Part Played By Women in Our Recent Election

Washington on December 4 National Woman's Party analyzes the vote showing women cast one third to one half of totals in crucial states. It notes women supported school funding and humane causes but rarely initiated reforms, with few women elected to state legislatures or minor counties. The report cites Maine West Virginia Louisiana South Dakota Vermont New Jersey and New York examples and highlights organized independent action by women affecting some races.

Mildred Morris National News Service Washington National Woman's Party Alice Pont National Association Elinor Taylor Marsh Maine League of Nations Republic West Virginia Louisiana South Dakota Vomen Vermont New Jersey League of Natons Esx County Dim Nogent Amily Aiselias Nathan Straus, Jr New York State

What One Little Boy Saw in the Christmas Club

A tale about Hustler a prosperous boy in Economy joining a Christmas Club scheme at Bridgeport Savings Bank. He saves weekly amounts from 1 cent to 10 cents and later 50 cents to 2 dollars, grows deposits to over 600, and imagines using the funds for a future business. The piece promotes joining the Christmas Club with simple terms and bank benefits aimed at children and families.

Charistmas Club Euter Christma Club Hustler Ato Iide Meonomy Hustier Midat Chestiaus Bridgeport Sav Inge Bank Vis Mar Christ Redi Baby

Worcester landlords warned to end illegal liquor sales

Deputy Chief McMurray says Worcester landlords will be held responsible for stopping illicit liquor sales. Police will compile a list of prime owners convicted of similar offenses and send notices informing them it is their duty to halt the nuisance or face prosecution if offenses recur.

Worcester Mass McMurray Acton

Local Society Briefs Note Brooklawn and Stratford Guests

Miss Elizabeth Seeley returns from New York entertained by Mrs Chauncey Marshall. Miss Elizabeth Bassick to host Little Sisters meeting next Thursday. Industrial board delegates attend conference in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaw welcome a second son. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howell spend weekend in Waterbury. Mrs. Robert Crudgington Hosts bridge club Friday. Walter Wheeler Jr and Al Beach attend Gateway school faculty Christmas dance in New Haven. Davis and Hawley firm hosts turkey dinner for employees at the Homestead Tearoom.

Elizabeth Seeley Brooklawn Avenue New York City Chauncey Marshall Elizabeth Bassick Wairfield Avenue St. John’s Little Sisters Ethel Sterling Andrew Cooper Elizabeth Brown Katherine Freeman Robert Crudgington Eaton Street W. K. Belknap Clifford J. Mas Charles Kleindenst Archibald Smith Harry Ward Charles Hutchinson George Roberts Walter Wheeler, JR AL Beach Stratford Gateway School New Haven Davis & Hawley Clinton Avenue

German Beer Threatened at the Berlin Fair

At the Berlin fair the sum netted by German women of St Johns breweries faced ruin as consumption fell. A parish week saw over $1000 raised toward repairs for near beer. A city council adopted an ordinance enabling breweries to thicken brews.

Berlin St John's Breweries

Are Homes Homey Since the War

The essay argues postwar households gained self sufficiency as wives do more at home. Husbands help, children learn chores, and women beautify home life. The piece praises self reliance, home economy training, and the value of a "homey" domestic life in hard times.

John Mary Ives

Irish Plays Delight High School Audience In Three-Play Night

An audience at the High School auditorium enjoyed the Players' Club presentation of three Irish plays under Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor. Lady Gregory’s The Workhouse Ward opened the program, Riders to the Sea followed, and Spreading the News closed the evening with lively comedy. The cast included Franklin Cogill, Thomas Keegan, Catherine Foley, Catherine MacLachlan, Ina Leary, Anna Sieger and others with the High School orchestra performing a medley of Irish tunes led by Ingeborg Svendsen-Tune.

Players’ Club Sara Sherman Pryor Lady Gregory Franklin Cogill Thomas Keegan Catherine Foley John Sygne Catherine MacLachlan Ina Leary Anna Sieger Bartley Fallon Alma Rosen Rose Beck Lillian Reilly Thomas Reilly Oscar Lavery Samuel Fina Tom Keesan Howard Kennelly Louis Cohan Richard Osborne Ingeborg Svendsen Arthur Ekins

Christmas Sale Proves Success At King's Highway Church

The Ladies Aid Society Christmas sale at King's Highway Church was a success with tables managed by Mrs. John Mackie Miss Gertrude Knight Mrs G Nest Mrs Fred Dart for aprons food by Mrs G Nest and others. An evening entertainment featured piano solos by Harold Dart Melvin E Rees vocal solos by Mrs Anna Laing and Miss Grace Laing readings by Miss Marion Mackie and accompaniment by Norman D Hovey.

Ladies’ Aid Society King’s Highway Church John Mackie Gertrude Knight G. Nest Fred Dart Grace Anna Laing J. B. Rees A. T. Lewis Harold Dart Melvin E. Rees Anna Grace Laing John Kirk Marion Mackie Norman D. Hovey

Elaborate Xmas Fair By Woman's Club Of Universalist Church

An elaborate Christmas fair is hosted by the Woman's Club of the Universalist Church on Tuesday December 7. Activities include a luncheon and supper, an orchestral program, dancing, and an entertainment after booths with food, crafts, and aprons. The white elephant booth is led by Mrs. William Hertley and others, with tearoom supervision by several committee members. Numerous named committees and volunteers handle fancy tables, salads, Christmas tree, aprons, candy, and dining room duties. Mrs. William Sailer is cashier and Mrs. Frank L. Bishop is purchasing agent.

Woman's Club The Universalist Church Opportunity Club William Hertley Warring Shute A. Litchfield Herbert Reid Harold Adams John Grills T. Wilcox E. W. Dunning Jacob Huber G. C. Hunt H. H. Brautigam James Coulter F. L. Day Frank Wheeler Thomas Coulter, Jr George Jackman A. May T. Flint George Thorpe Hal Ke T. Elliot Frank Guertin Merton Hammond Albert Hodgkins Fred’ Hunt T. Keller Kelly Leo Lyons Buckingham Marsh R. Maxwell Deborah Miller E. Newport Ha! Perkins George Roberts A. 8. Rogers T. Sherri Ward van

Fire Fighters to Stage Charity Minstrel Show in Bridgeport

Bridgeport firemen announce a minstrel concert and dance at the Casino on State street Friday evening February 4 to raise funds for the Firemen's Sick Benefit Association. Joe Whelan directs a chorus already met by 30 volunteers with strong local support from the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis club and Bridgeport Board of Trade.

Bridgeport Casino State Street Joe Whelan Firemen’s Sick Benefit Association Horace Merwin Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Bridgeport Board of Trade Carl Beck Main Street D. E. Johnson Beardsine Edward Foley

Christmas aid planned by Catholic Charitable Bureau

Fifty seven families will be helped this Christmas through the Catholic Charitable Bureau efforts. Two thirds are widows, ten jobless, five deserted. Baby sets will be given, with garments books toys or cash accepted at parish headquarters Monday and Tuesday evenings. Headquarter locations to be announced. General chair Mrs M L Flannagan with parish coordinators named.

Catholic Charitable Bureau M. L. Flannagan St. Augustine's James Kelly Sacred Heart William Honan St. Peter's J. North St. Patri Ars James Stapleton E. Fitzgerald St. Charles T. Hearn Blessed Sacrament T. J. Downey

Hundred Pocket Dress to Be Shown at Bazaar

A Bridgeport lady will wear a dress with a hundred pockets at a Park Avenue Temple Sisterhood bazaar in the Liberty building grill room next Tuesday and Wednesday. The event promises booths with valued wares, dancing, supper, and other novelties for attendees.

Bridgeport Sisterhood of the Park Avenue Temple Liberty Building

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