Sen Sen Club Picnic and Party at Brewer Scholand Home
Members of the Sen Sen club and friends enjoyed a pleasant outing to Putnam Park and New Haven yesterday. After returning to the city the gathering moved to the Scholand home at 217 Linwood Avenue where Bert Sinclair and Sana Giblin sang with Willap Gallo at the piano and Nora Maguire on the benjo mandolin.
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Sen Sen
Putnam Park
New Haven
City
Brewer Scholand
Linwood Avenue
Bert ‘Sinclair
Misa Sana Giblin
Willap Gallo
Nora Maguire
Mary McAfee
Mac Nolan
Berta Sinclair
Sana Giblin
Sara Giblin
Misa Irene Stanley
Alice Scott
Misa Dorthy Williamson
Alice Kenyon
Julia Schultz
Josephine Thibault
Robert Barrett
John Stanley
Leo Graylin
Connie Steinwatz
Frank Steinmetz
John Callahan
Chares Downey
John Kann
Tom Callaghan
Roy Rice
William Gallo
Edward Smilson
Murray Callaghan
Carl Scholand
Suit Filed Over Oct 18 Jitney Trolley Collision
Samuel S Worden of Norwalk sues a Connecticut company for $5000 damages after a jitney owned by Louis and Josephine Cappola was hit by a trolley at 5 p m on October 18. The plaintiff says he was bedbound for a month with a strained wrist shoulder and a broken rib.
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Samuel S. Worden
Norwalk
Connecticut
Louis Cappola
Josephine Cappola
Organic Iron Promises Rich Blood Booster
A historic ad touts Nutated Iron as a superior organic iron supplement to revitalize nerves and boost strength. It claims high absorption, safer stomach impact, and blood enrichment, urging use over metallic iron with a money back guarantee and warnings to seek genuine organic iron products.
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Opie
Ietiera N. I
Court grants 39 new citizens in naturalization session
In yesterday's Naturalization Court before Judge John B. Keeler, 39 individuals were granted citizenship while 27 cases were denied or continued due to incompetent witnesses. The court will not sit today but will hear Suplicants Thursday and Friday to complete the term.
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Naturalization Court
John B. Keeler
Feet and Health Claims and Legal Notices
An old advertisement touts Tiz and Tix foot products promising instant relief and odor control, urging readers to buy at drug or department stores. The page also reports two divorce filings: Lydia Pinkham endorsements for harmony and health, and legal actions by Thomas Sarsfield and Wincas Wilerunckas, plus a Bridgeport divorce from Edith Gilmore.
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Adv
Anna Wilhelmina Lucksinger
Theodore Arthur Lucksinger
Anna Wermin
James B. Gilmore
Bridgeport
Edith A. Gilmore
Dunning
Hermits to Stage Entertainment at Casino Tonight
Twelve acts of first class vaudeville will be presented at the Hermit's frolic tonight in the Casino on State street. Star acts include Jack Landauer and Howard LeBaron with local artists Leo Whalen Little Sunshine Lee and Harvey and Miss Josephine Kerwin. Murray's orchestra will provide music for dancing after the program. W. E. Burton leads the organizing committee promising one of the season’s best entertainments.
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State Street
Jack Landauers
al. Jolson
Keith
Howard LeBaron
Leo Whalen
Little Sunshine
Lee and Harvey
Carlo
Josephine Kerwin
John Loxsom
Joe Steffine
Murray
W. E. Burton
Advertising Club Meeting Postponed In Bridgeport
Bridgeport briefs note the Advertising club annual meeting and dinner at Seaside club is indefinitely postponed. A Senate passed bill validates city bill payments totaling 200900 from deficit appropriations. House expected to pass today. School board awards 3500 tons coke at 12.50 and 1000 tons coal at 13.50 per ton. coke trial to continue. Schwars Brothers sues Bridgeport residents Magill and Blackwood for 700 over a 513.09 unpaid bill.
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Advertising Club
Seaside Club
Senate
House
Board of Education
Karma Terminal Company
Sprague Ice and Coal Company
Schwars Brothers Company
Bridgeport
Samuel J. Magil
David Magill
Robert Blackwood
Bridgeport personals list garden party and marriages
A Bridgeport social page notes a large card party planned for Monday afternoon at the Bridgeport Art League to raise funds for Anne Hathaway Cottage maintenance, with reservations by Miss Rollo Fletcher and prize tables. Also listed are meetings, weddings, hospitality invites, and district outings featuring local individuals and families.
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Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
Anne Hatheway
Beardsley Park
Rollo Fletcher
Barnum
Read Do Lingerie Offers Tempting Prices On Garments
Chedd reads an advertisement showcasing Philippine and hand made garments including wash satin envelopes camisoles and nightrobes. Corsets from Redfern Rust Proof Frolaset Bon Ton Nemo and other popular makes. Children’s summer clothes Rompers Middies Overalls. Philippine hand made garments praised for fine workmanship with hand sewn seams and artistic gown tops. Nightgowns chemise and step ins in white nainsook with pink or blue ribbons. Priced from 2.95 to 2.45.
Play Clothes For Little Folk Bargain Roundup
Denim overalls for ages 3 to 8 offered in blue with red stitching and marked down from 89 cents to 1.50 and 69 cents to 1.25. Covert cloth overalls in red trim for 3 to 6 years from 1.25 to 1.00. Rompers in blue pink and red gingham for 2 to 6 years at 1.50. Gingham dresses for 2 and 3 year olds at 49 cents. Little boys suits in blue washable material with white braid trims from 3.50. Also a line of cutting scissors and surgical shears with prices, all on main floor north aisle.
Summer Flouncings and Ruffles on Sale in Various Colors
Advertises organdie flouncings priced from $3.00 to $4.50 per yard with ruffled net flouncings from $2.25 to $5.00, plus cream lace flouncings and white net top flouncings. Features lingerie roses in multiple colors and trims for collars and garters. Also promotes Zane Grey Week from June 2 to 9 with titles Desert Gold and Riders of the Purple Sage.
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Zane Grey
Wildfire
Border Legion
Riders of the Purple Sage
Betty Zane
Cts
Furniture Galleries Master Craftsmen in Desirable Pieces
The shop offers Windsor Rockers and Chairs with mahogany or rush seats, Tea Wagons, service wagons, dower chests in mahogany or cedar, Magazine Racks, Console Tables, Nests of Tables, tall polychrome candle sticks, sewing tables, and various desks and tables. Furniture on the fourth floor includes mirrors in Colonial mahogany frames and Renaissance styles.
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Windsor
Local social notes and upcoming events in Bridgeport area
Daughters and relatives of local families prepare for upcoming events with engagements, travel plans, and school news. Antoinette Fitzsimons relocates to Antwerp for summer, while Eva Dawe announces engagement to T Watson Downes. Choate and St Augustine church activities and a Knights of Columbus fundraiser are listed, plus a high school Players Club banquet and dance at Bridgeport High School with Embaseey orchestra.
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Peter Dawe
Nobie Avenue
Miss Eva
T. Watson Downes
Philadelphia , Pa
Players Club
Bridgeport High School
Embaseey
Sokal Held For Manslaughter In Tragic City Incident
Miss Alma Rosen of Fairfield Avenue returned home after a week in Washington. Israel Sokal of Green Street, four, was held on $1,000 bond by the city court on charges connected to the death of Annie Sueautrik at a party at St. Anthony's church. The incident followed a trestle accident outside his farm on Decoration Day as the choir members, led by president Miss Sadie Marsh, gathered for sewing aid.
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Rennell Street
Antwerp
Belgium
Reta Haselton
Park Avenue
Rome
New York
Howard Poole
Poole
Alma Rosen
Fairfield Avenue
Washington, D.C
Israel Sokal
Annie Sueautrik
Green Street
Ity
Aene
Cor
Leonard Fryler
Greens Farms
Sadiex Marsh
Will
St. Anthony's Church
Woman's League of the
Crctoe Ae
Oriental Rugs at Read's Offer Fine Rare Pieces
Rugs from the Orient offer connoisseurs rare pieces at Read's on the fourth floor. Listings include an 8 x 4 and a half Dozar Carpet with deep old rose center and blue border. Sarouk Rugs in deep blues with medallions. elaborately bordered Sarouk Carpets in dark blue and red. and several fine specimens priced from 185 to 250 dollars.
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Read’s
Asia Minor
Father Burke Speaks Before Big Audience at Sacred Heart
The Rev John E Burke of the Paulist Fathers spoke to a large Sacred Heart church audience last evening. He addressed common misconceptions about Catholic teaching, defending the Bible as inspired yet asserting truth cannot be private opinion. He argued Christ left truth to a living church with authority and infallibility as the final court of appeal.
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Paulist Fathers of
New York
Father Burke
Father Burke Mainta
Jesus Christ
Lving
Catholic Church
Christ
Court of Appeal Fm
Mei
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