Woman Leader Speaks on Politics at League Meeting
Florence L. C. Kitchell, Citizenship Director of the Connecticut League of Women Voters, will address Bridgeport’s League in the Business and Professional Women’s Club Liberty Building at 2 30 pm and 8 pm, as part of a fundraiser for a more active immediate program. The event, chaired by Lynn W. Wilson, features Kitchell recounting a caucus power analysis and a staged clash with a local opponent.
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Connecticut of Women Voters
Bridgeport
League
Liberty Building
Lynn W. Wilson
Kitchell
Connecticut
God Housekeeping
Ruth ©Ley
Hartford
The
Florence Ledyard C. Kitchell
Connecticut League
Surge
Womens’ Republican Committee
Kitehelt
Florence L. C. "Kitchelt
Cit
Colonel Somebody
Revue of 1922 dazzles at Business Womans club night
The Business & Professional Women’s club staged the Revue of 1922 with singers dancers and comedians. Notables included Ava Grover Mrs Vickery Mrs Dennison and Miss Moore with two solos. The second act featured plays Friends and Dinner for Two plus a movie pantomime Wild Nell the Pet of the Blaine led by Mrs Beardsley and Eva Podolkins.
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Worcen's Club
Daughters of
I Will Arlee
Ava Grover
Bob Vickery
Arthur Dennison
F. Pinkham
Gertrude Moore
Hila Tingard
Mayteh, Hallock
Losite
Perry Null
Wilson studying treaty and Yap pact message
Woodrow Wilson seeks certified copies of the four power Pacific treaty and the new Congress directory. Friends say his influence may shape forthcoming treaty discussions and he follows the Y ап and naval ratio arrangements, with several notable visitors calling at his home.
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David M. Church
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
League of Nations
J. Wilson
Yap
China
White House
Wilson
Harding
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Cleveland TH. Dodge
Normin Davis
The
Morgan Banking House
Charier Dana Gibson
New York
Comrade Wilson Still A E F Letter Greeting
Ex president Woodrow Wilson reiterates pride in being a comrade of Expeditionary Forces. Rainbow Division Veterans forward New Year greeting. Wilson replies with cordial thanks and goodwill in a formal note to J Bentley Mulford.
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Rainbows
J. Bentley Mulford
Rainbow Division
Mulford
Woodrow
Foch praises Americans in his farewell
Marshal Foch, greeting the American Legion Weekly, praises American spirit and bravery from seven weeks in the United States. He lauds the diligent, hopeful people and the Legion as the emblem of the American character. Milford reports a motorcycle fall at New Haven Turnpike leaves one serious injury. a 16 year old seeks treatment for a sprained ankle.
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New York
Marshal Foch
American Legion Weekly
Legion
Pershing
France
United
Les
American Legion
Milford
Conn
Wiliam Minge
Main Street
Milford Hospital
New Haven
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Paris
United States
VA Barber West No. 1 forms in arlestop area
The Disabled American Veterans of the World War organize Barber West No. 1 with Ashton Tyler as commander and staff including L. Long, Robert Lanham, C. W. Longhorn, Frank Sears, W. M. Neal, and J. A. Hi Vean. Also note local betting on football plans for next Sunday amid arena management hesitancy and possible return game offers.
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Arlestop
W. Va
Barber West
Ashton Tyler
SL. Long
Robert J. Lanham
C. W. Longhorn
Frank Sears
W. MN. Neal
J. A. Hi Vean
Jack Kearney
Nutmers
New Britain
Hartford
Aleo
Williams
New Haven m
Simonds Concert For College Funds In Here Tonight
Simonds son of Dr and Mrs Henry D Simonds of Norman Street returns from Europe for his first local concert. The High School Auditorium program under alumnae groups from Wellesley Simmons Smith Vassar and Mount Holyoke features works by D Indy Matthay Schumann Ravel and others with proceeds to college endowment funds.
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Bruce Tibball Simonds
Henry D. Simonds
Norman Street
Europe
Wellesley
Simmons
Smith
Vassar
Mount Holyoke
Mr. Simonds
Bridgeport High
Yale Music School
D'Indy
Matthay
America
Yale
Boston
City
George W. Wheeler
Vincent, Peck
Elmer Joyce
Erolco
Tudwig von Bethoven
Barcerolle
Frederic Chops
Villar
Matinal
Vincent
Ondine
Maurice Ravel
Frnde
Karol Szywanovski
Portland to Hold World's Fair in 1925
Portland voters endorse a 2 million dollar tax over three years to back a world’s fair in 1925. State approval of a 3 million dollar tax is sought, with total financing to include 1 million from subscriptions. Site location rivalry grows as committees study six proposed sites for the Atlantic Pacific Highways and Electrical Exposition celebrating transcontinental highways and the electric magnet invention.
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Portland
Ore
Armistice Day Memorial Stones In France Inaugurated
Paris reports the first commemorative boundary stone of the Tourine Club of France marks the 1918 battle front. A ceremony at Chateau Thierry featured a Minister of War representative and Allied military attaches.
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Paris
France
Tourine Club of
Chateau Thierry
Noel Carols and Xmas Legends At Art League
Bridgeport Art League hosts a Christmas party for members on Monday December 19 at 3 o'clock. Mrs John H Brooks reads stories and interprets symbols while Jessie Wight narrates legends. Elaine Pratt Miss Lillian Stein perform a Scotch pantomime and reading. Frost sprites led by Tillian Ward with dancers and a dance arranged by Miss Frances Coggswell offer a refined seasonal program followed by a social hour with tea for members.
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Bridgeport Art League
John H. Brooks
Jessie Wight
Elaine Pratt
Lillian Stein
Grace Clark
Frost Sprites
Lucky Rita Grifin
Posey Fletcher
Edna Demaree
Dorothy Wigglesworth
Mildred Dalinger
Doris Mercer
Tillian Ward
Frances Coggswell
Isabel Pillans
Water Dispute In Norwalk Goes To Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Errors will hear the Norwalk water dispute dating to 1911 when Norwalk and South Norwalk were separate towns. Taxpayers in East Norwalk object to paying for other districts with hydrant rates and possible water shutoffs stir tensions. The case seeks to untangle decades of municipal water funding and governance.
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Norwalk
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Errors
South Norwalk
East Norwalk
Donovan
Amazon Army Moltazing Near Cherokee
Girard Kansas December 15 reports say the Amazon army of striking Kansas miners began gathering near Cherokee. Deputies and a mass cavalry detachment rushed to the scene. Women were peaceful and no offensive movement had been attempted.
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Girard
Kan
Kansas
Cherokee
Milt Gould
Moplah Rebellion Collapses as 20000 Surrender in Malabar
London dispatch reports the Moplah rebellion in India collapsing with about 20,000 Moplah Indians surrendering to British forces. The uprising began roughly three months ago in the Malabar district, according to official sources.
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London
India
India Office
Malabar
First Papers Filed in New Haven Bankruptcy Case
The E. N. Smith Trucking company filed first papers in U S District Court New Haven with debts listed at 10 941 60 and assets at 6 301 66. Property has been attached by GB Wuesterfeld New Haven who claims a debt of 34 000.
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New Haven
E. N. Smith Trucking Company
GB. Wuesterfeld
New Maven
Move To Oust Judge Landis
Washington December 15 Representative Warren L. Lee of New York introduced a bill to bar federal judges from holding salaried offices beyond a judgeship to force Judge Landis to relinquish his baseball commissioner post. The measure would summons the judge before the Supreme Court on petition by a bar association found guilty and require cessation or face contempt.
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Landis
Ilinois
Warren L. Lee
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Bar Association
Lee
Judge Landis
Ruth
Republicans Acknowledges Division in Bridgeport Party
Judge John Dillon plans a January banquet to bring together men and women Republicans from all factions. He aims to settle divisions that have split districts into four warring groups and seeks equal representation at a large meeting to resolve differences.
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John 2. Dillon
Republican Party
Dillon
Jhet
Check Your Baby While You Shop Nursery at First Methodist
A nursery and kindergarten will operate at the First Methodist Church at Fairfield Avenue and Broad Street during the Christmas shopping season. The Recreation Bureau provides toys, swings, and slides, with church ladies in charge. Mothers may drop off children from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Saturday this week and 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. on weekday afternoons next week with no charge and careful supervision. Last year 168 children were checked and enjoyed themselves.
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Firstethodist Church
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Recreation Bureau
Bohemian Opera Recital Shines At Musical Club
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club hosted a Puccini La Boheme reading and performance by Bernice Nettleton and Marion Fowler at The Stratfield ballroom. Nettleton voiced Mimi and Rudolfo with lyric insight while Fowler accompanied, delivering an artistic, life like portrayal praised by patrons.
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Rudolph
Muzetta
Marcal
Stratfield
Bernice Nettleton
Milford
Marion Fowler
New Haven
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