Social Activities and Club Notes in Bridgeport
Misa Mildred Ferrell hosted TO. T. club at 24 Worth Kreet with music games and dancing. Various groups announce future events including rummage sale March 18, St Patrick's dance March 17, and meetings of the Contemporary club and Little Sisters. Notables include author Rufus Hughes speaker, banking institute social, and a fire department dance planned for St Patrick's night.
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Misa Mildred Ferrell
Worth Kreet
TO. T. Club
Mary Coleman
Mary Callery
Ethel Callery
Mark Buckley
Mackaret Buckles
Mabel Rowe
Edna Hayes
Mildred Hayes
Mildred Warrell
Friendly Society
St. Luke's Church
City Normal School
St. Patrick's
Shelton School
Helen Schwerdile
Dorothy Ives
Peuline Jubb
Hazel McLean
Gertrude Han
Rekel
William R. Webster
Wohiown
Rubort Hughes
Wille
Hia
Hebrew Children’s Aid Society
Harmony Hall
Blanche Meltzer
Helen Rosenthal
Lena Schere
Ruth Mendelson
Ise
Edna Weingarte
Lydia Goldstein
Women's Progress Club
iUnited
Congregational Church
Wairfield
Tonix Hi Road
Fair
Warner Bros Candidate In Moose Contest
Miss Sadie W. Dennese of 402 Warren Street is the Warner Bros candidate in the ladies popularity contest at Bugles Hall Bazaar, attracting Bridgeport youth. The event is under Bridgeport Lodge No. 289 Loyal Order of Moose auspices, with Dennese among Warner Bros employees well known and well liked.
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Sadie W. Dennese
Warren Street
Warner Bros
Bridgeport
Bugles' Hall
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Manse
Miss Dennese
Warner Rox
Letter for Women vatrnett endorses Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Mrs Eva E Saay of Varnett Kansas writes she suffered female trouble after a premature birth and poor health. After reading a pamphlet she found relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, continued treatment through five bottles, then birthed a healthy baby and had two more children with good health. She praises the medicine and recommends it whenever possible.
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Vatrnett
Lydia Binham
Amy
Strong candidate Dennese backs Bridgeport Moose drive
Mike Dennese active in wartime charity drives and a GA campaign supporter, was asked by the Bridgeport Moose to raise funds for their philanthropic and fraternal funds. Despite exhaustion from a prior campaign she complied. Friends praise her unselfish devotion as they bolster her Moose contest bid. To counter sleeplessness after coffee, a pickle or lemon is advised.
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Mike Dennese
W. GA
Bridgeport Moose
Miss Dennese
Woman Fights Divorce Case Over Cruel Treatment
Boston March 13 Mrs Mary E Harrington testifies in Cambridge Court that her husband Francis F Harrington an East Boston attorney drank worked and caused financial distress and infidelity. She describes drunken quarrels thefts and drapery of her home at Nantasket Beach and a contested marriage from 1906 with four children. Husband denies abuse and cites wife’s faults as he recounts sharp arguments and a trunk lock incident. Judge Sanderson considers decree nisi actions and other pending divorces.
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Boston
George D. Zwicker
East
Mary Zwicker
Cam
Mary E. Harringt
Vorces
Cambridge
Francis F. Harrington
Fiinancenn
Louise McGuire
How
Gore Street
Cambridge Street
Nantasket Beach
Nantasiket
Charles Street
Toombs
Sas
Harrington
Joan D. Rockefeller
John W. Green
East Boston
Quincy
Orpheus Quartet Stars At Barnum Center Variety Night
An evening of entertainment at Barnum Recreation Center featured violin trio led by Evelyn Gerring Evelyn Mathieson and Henry Hutzel. The Orpheus Quartet with Gormley Blair Hotchkne and Goodfellow performed Haste Ye Soft Gales and Kentucky Babe, prompting encores before concluding with My Old Kentucky Home and Good Night. Minerva Pious read an O Henry story. dancing followed with Barnum orchestra providing music.
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Barnum Recreation Center
Evelyn Gerring
Evelyn Mathieson
Henry J. Hutzel
Gerring
Miss Mathieson
Charles Goodfellow
Kentucky
Tools I Have Used Speech at B H S Notes Assembly
Rev Archibald Campbell spoke at a B H S assembly about life beyond college and the value of experience. He recalled selling papers as his best tool, before becoming a brass molder, and urged students to cultivate an alloy of useful traits while pursuing ambitions.
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B. Hf. S
Moore
Archibald Campbell
Washington Park M. EB
Campbell
Dr. Campbell
Mount Washington
Mount
Presidential Range
Boston
Miss Minerva Pious joins Aetna Life Insurance
Aetna Life Insurance announces Miss Minerva Pious 20 has accepted a position. The article notes a spring athletic meet and a Monday noon meeting for room representatives, with fashion notes on wraps, Roman togas, duvetyne handbags, small sleeves, raffia embroidery, metal ribbons, rough silk smocks, and green linings for brown sportswear.
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Minerva Pious
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Obituary notices for Alice Reddin and others in city
A series of funeral notices and obituaries from the city detail services for Alice Reddin Mrs Kate Duval Thomas W Oatley Esther Murphy and Helen Costigan among others. The items note funeral times places names relatives churches and burial sites with brief illness causes where given. Burial arrangements are listed for St Michael's Cemetery Park Cemetery Providence and other local sites.
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Alice Reddin
Pequonnock Street
Joseph Ganley
St Augustine's Church
Edward O'Connell
Edward S. Morris
Howard Travis
John Sullivan
St. Michael's Cemetery
Kate Duval
Edward K. Duval
Charles Hiehi
French Street
Charles Potts
Joseph Reed
Fairfield
Richi
Benjamin F. Root
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Park Cemetery
Lawrence
Edith
Fairfield Avenue
St. Peter's
Thomas W. Oatley
Thomas W. Oately
Noroton Heights
Henry E. Bishop
Providence
Esther Murphy
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
St. Mary's Church
Helen Costigan
Matthew J. Traynor
Frederick Rabris
Charles
William Costigan
Burke
James Flynn
James H
Che Read Annex Dark Brown Tan Shoes and Hosiery
Shoes in multiple sizes with durable heavy soles and stitched toes. Tan Blucher and miss sizes priced from 2.98 to 4.50. Heavy ribbed stockings by Durham makers and Rover Lad Path Finder styles priced 39 to 75 cents. Cotton crepe drawers and muslin chemises with lace trims, sizes 2 to 6 years, priced 25 to 69 cents. White percale coveralls for offices and labs, special price 2.06.
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Durham
Rover
Bungalow Aprons Percales Offered in Two Styles
Two styles of bungalow aprons in neat stripes and figures trimmed with solid color piping. One features a loose narrow belt of self material while the other uses elastic belting at the waist. Described as form fitting and always a perfect fit at two dollars.
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Smovican Institute of Banking En Joye
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Mary Brittin
Maury Downey
Jack Horner
Loring Underwood
Suriceport Art League
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Fiteston
Maas
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Frances Bauman
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Stueschl Cate
St. George's
Yo W. CA
Margaret Slattery
Doll's
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Warner Bros. Co
Letter For Women
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Beantsley Park
Rugshington Park
Knowlton
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