Hat Frame Design Demonstration At The Food Hut
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Gradys B Groom showed buckram frame construction to an enthusiastic audience at the Food Hut. Miss Green announced weekly millinery demonstrations on Wednesdays and classes on Fridays when students may bring materials to make hats under instruction. Mrs Lacy Dorsey demonstrated cooking, including clam chowder and Rhode Island cod dinner, with recipes and materials provided by Joe M Hayes of Hayes Bones cannery.
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Lacy Dorsey
Joe M. Hayes
Hayes Bones
Wel Eass Avenue
Mra Dorsey
Rhode Island
How to Bake Mackerel with Butter and Lemon Gravy
Instructions describe seasoning mackerel with salt pepper and celery salt, dusting with flour, then baking with butter or drippings and a small amount of hot water. Finish by browning under gas or broiler and adding lemon juice to gravy with parsley. Times Want Ads referenced.
Last Tenten Organ Program at United Church
Concluding Lenten organ recital on March 22 at 4 o'clock in The United church. Soloist William E. Davenport, organist of First Methodist, will be joined by violinist Jean Nestorescu of Roumanian Royal Court fame who previously entertained U. S. troops in France. Program features Handel style pieces, Berceuse, Franck, Svensin and Vidor selections.
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United Church
William E. Davenport
First Methodist Church
Jean Nestorescu
Roumanian Royal Court
Nestorescu
U. S
France
Wolstenholme
Faulkes
Franck
Svensin
B H S Notes and Upcoming School Events
The B H S notes announce next week's girls interclass track meet with final arrangements due this afternoon. Other items include a Senior Commercial class entry, a Players club comedy A Perfect Husband directed by Anna McClure, a Cornwall weekend trip by several students, plans for a girls tennis team coached by Freethy, and social events at Wayne street school and St Augustine's school.
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Players’ Club
Mies
Anna McClure
Mr. Fox
Uneeda Biscuit Film Co
Tom Riley
Kenneth Moore
Mrs. Fox
Frances Hurley
Lord Helper
William Ortlepp
Mary Hickford
Doris Lewis
Percival Sutter
Franklin Cogill
Wayne Street School
Elsie Clark
Dot” Store
Anna Drew
Ruth Drew
Mary Drew
Esther Gregory Lillian Drew
Donald Lynch
Tommy Lasher
Frank Skelly
Dad” Saur
Frank Clark
Vincent Holmes
Hughieee
Fide
Mabel Rowe
St. Augustine's School
Citizenship Institute to Be Held in Hartford March 24 25 26
Speakers from New York Massachusetts and Connecticut join to address problems of citizenship before Connecticut women at the Hartford County Citizenship Institute. The program announced by the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association features many prominent names.
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New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hartford County Citizenship Institute
Citizenship Committee
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Associaton
Very Important Order Issued By Commission
The Public Utilities Commission issues sweeping rules for water service pipes. It sets minimum depths, pipe materials, and meter provisions, with penalties on noncompliance and required inspections before water is turned on. It covers lead and galvanized options, connections at the main, and maintenance costs for thawing frozen services.
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Public Utilities Commission
Wrowcht
Commission
Xervic
Housatonic Flood Cuts Power In New Milford
Flooding along the Housatonic river near New Milford Center and Bulls Bridge severed transmission lines as ice collapsed power poles. Water covers state highway sections up to six feet deep and motorists faced peril including a car swept toward the river.
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New Milford
Housatonic
New Milford Center
Bulls Bridge
Maryland House rejects Volstead Act enforcement bill
In Annapolis on March 19 the Maryland House of Delegates voted 63 to 59 to refuse concurrence with federal enforcement of the Volstead Act and passed the Jones beer bill with amendments. The action signals a repudiation of the Prohibition Amendment ratification, as Anti Saloon League backers supported the McBride bill to apply the Volstead Act if concurrent state action allows any state to fill beverage alcohol content.
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Annapolis
House of Delgates
Lnter
Jones J
Supreme Court
House
General Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Maryland
Gasoline Prices Expected to Rise in 1920
Washington report from the Bureau of Mines projects higher gasoline prices. It notes 1910 to 1919 auto numbers and gasoline production rose strongly, with autos up 1,700 percent and gasoline up 560 percent. About 7.5 million cars existed on Jan 1, 1920, with 1.5 million added in 1919, and 9 to 10 million forecast by year end.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
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Dwig
Ge Country Club
Hadley
Perth
James Hammill
Benny Blade
Eddie Obterts
Lawrence Alling
Winifred Coles
Rochester
Duda" Saur
Doc” Lockhart
Cornwall, Conn
Mr. Clark
Misa Freethy
Citizenship Institute
Rona
Joun Tce
Bridgeport
Dillon
Mutual Stores Co
State St
Campbell's Beans
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