Emergency Corps Begins Campaign in Hartford
An enthusiastic group of Connecticut suffragists welcomed 47 New York based Emergency Corps members in Hartford. Key figures included Mrs. John Enders and Mrs. Thomas B. Chapman. A luncheon at Hartford Golf Club featured Katharina Budington and Mary Bulkey as hosts and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Suffrage Emergency Corps
New York
John ©. Enders
Thomas 8
Chapman
Hartford Golf Club
Katharina Budington
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association
Emergency Corps
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Lemion
Holomb
Capitol
Typhoid Fever Control Campaign Notes 1919 Data
In 1919 Connecticut reported 415 typhoid cases and 66 deaths. The Health Department aims to improve this year by immediate case investigations, stricter disinfection of privies and contaminated water or milk sources, and public warnings if water is polluted. Providers will offer free tests and analyses to aid control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Devitt
Connecticut
State Department of Health
Atre
Thealth
State Department Health
Latvatory
New Haven
Plunge Champion Retains Title On Day in Oakland
Miss Charlotte Hoyle of New York retained her national amateur woman plunge crown in a 51 feet 9 1 2 inch dive in a yoral tank. Mrs Adeline Jones of San Francisco placed second with 42 feet, while wind blamed for tow marks and Gertrude Lyford of 191 Park Street returned from Charlotte WN. G. where she spent two months away. Mrs C Cram of Springfield Mass, guest of Mrs Charlotte Whitney of Housatoni enue Stratford, returned home. Times Want Ads One Cent a Word. Use Them.
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Oakland
Cal
Charlotte Hoyle
New York
Adeline Jones
San Francisco
Anaderse
Gertrude Lyford
191
Park Street
Charlotte
WN. G
Mra C. Cram
Springfield
Mass
Charlotte Whitney
Housatonienue
Stratford
Miss Stockwell To Perform Violin Recital At Park Street Church
Miss Jean A. Stockwell violinist heads a program at Park Street Congregational Church Tuesday evening. The church choir includes Mrs. Mabel Weidenhammer soprano Miss Norma Weber contralto Arthur Levasseur tenor and Clarence J. Lavry with Clayton P. Stevens directing. The varied program features works by Lehmann Saint-Saens Puccini Kreisler Verdi and others.
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Park Street
Jean A. Stockwell
Mabel Weidenhatmer
Norma Weber
Arthur Levasseur
Clarence J. Lavry
Clayton P. Stevens
Lehmann
Mr. Lavey
Saint-Saens
Weldenhammer
Miss Weber
St. Patrick's Day
Boquet
Vieuxtemps
Miss Stockwell
Puccini
Haleh
Mr. Stevens
Becker
Misa Weber
Gardner
Preventing Garlic Flavor in Milk Through Pasture Management
A Connecticut Agricultural College extension note explains methods to avoid garlic flavor in milk. If garlic is patchy, fence and rotate cows to nongarlic pastures or young stock. If garlic is widespread, move cows four hours before milking or graze in garlic pasture in the morning and milk in the afternoon to allow flavor compounds to dissipate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
R.C. Fisher
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Farle
Americans Rush Abroad as European Travel Recovers
American tourists resume large Atlantic travel after five year war pause. Four trans Atlantic liners departed New York in three days with many social leaders aboard. Spring demand floods steamship offices and tour agencies as Europe reopens, with London Paris and resorts filling hotels and a busy season ahead.
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Europe
New York
Anors
London
Paris
Atlantic
England
France
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Holland
Belgjam
Scandinavia
Antwerp
Britain
Novel Dance Planned by Queen's Daughters on May 20
The younger set of the Queen's Daughters will host an overall cotton frock dance on May 20 in the Colonial ballroom. Murray's orchestra will provide music. Miss Bernadette P. Phelan chairs the arrangements with a kickoff at her 1836 Noble avenue home and a second planning session at Miss Alice Burnias's home on Noble avenue tomorrow night.
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Murray
Bernadette P. Phelan
Noble Avenue
Alice Burnias
Phelan
Alice Curnias
Kathryn McElroy
Margaret Kiely
May Light
Gertrude Curnias
Lucy McElroy
Helen Carroll
Anna Davey
Jane Callahan
Carolyn Brady
Rose Doda
Florence Clancy
Laurine Dunn
Cecelia Moran
Atice Morrison
Summer Gowns with Frills Galore in May Bazar
May issue features chiffon and organdy frocks in fresh summer styles with frills and belts. Travel notes discuss postwar European trips including rail and air options, peace-time hospitality, and careful advance planning for Americans touring England, France, and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Dandelion Greens Canning And A Greuze Love Tale
A spring guide details preserving dandelion greens by blanching canning methods and salt packing, followed by a brief anecdote about Jean Baptiste Greuze and Princess Letitia of Orsini, whose romance inspired a painting titled The Embarrassment of A Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean- Baptiste Greuze
Italy
Tome
Letitia
Fet Orsini
Greuze
Free From Pain Bayonne Woman Credits Vegetable Compound
Mrs Anna Slev a Bayonne New Jersey says before marriage she suffered periodical pains migraines and weakness. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she became strong and married with two children and recommends the medicine to friends.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bayonne
N. J
Annasleva
East 17Th Street
Fine Program for Convention at Springfield Mass
The New England Federation of Business and Professions Women's Clubs outlines plans for its first annual convention in Springfield Massachusetts from June 11 to 13. The program includes an informal reception two business sessions with reports a vocational luncheon with occupation tables a banquet with Miss Tena Madestin Phillips presiding and speeches by prominent men. Written inquiries for hotels or local arrangements go to Miss Frances Brainerd at 1 Armory Street Springfield MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Federation of Business and Professions Women's Clubs
Springfield
Mass
Frances Brainerd
Armory Street
Muss
Hartford Bishop Attacks Landlords Over Child Housing
Hartford May 3 Bishop John J. Nilan of the Roman Catholic diocese denounced landlords who refuse to rent to families with children at St. Joseph's Cathedral. He likened such landlords to Bethlehem innkeepers and said modern housing lacks provisions for children, contributing to race death by own action. He welcomed Auxiliary Bishop Murray and spoke of strengthening leadership as times demand.
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Hartford
John J. Nilan
Nilan
St. Joseph's Cathedral
John G. Murray
Bethlehem
Hhilagen
Murray
Milan
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Argonne-Meuse
Belgium
Vinci
Joun ‘Lewis
Seenan
Gigestions
Greaze
COREG
Rose Lockwood
Fidelity Sewing Circle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broad Street
Elizabeth
Isabelle Jamieson
North Avenue
Montgomery Missionary Society of Olivet
A. Davis
Africa
F. B. Granniss
Frederick Morse
Meriden
Crane Athletic Association
Colonial Ballroom
The
Athletic Association
Crane
Pauline Hall
Laurel Avenue
F. A. Rants
Eleanor May
Meta Bergman
Aline Levy
Mildred Donelly
Veronica Donnelly
Leona Hitchfield
Frances Lattin
Grace, Wesson
Edna Meyers
Ruth Tyler
Belle Listrand
Ruth Howe
Pearl Mellville
George Walsh
Joseph Lederer
Edward McNamara
Chares Miller
Harold Dunbar
William Baptist
Thomas Grant
Everitt Clark
Herbert Fowler
William Parsons
Arnold Bergman
Eginald Graves
Edwin Horgman
F. G. Marsh
H. 5. Allen
John Wilhelm
J. A. Levy
Morris Court
F. of A
Masonic Temple
George Kimball
Edna Hoffman
Ladies' Eintracht Susiliary
State Street
Bridgeport Art League
League
Women’s Missionary Society
Grace M. ©. Church
Robert Knox
Sedswick Street
Holden Memorial Society of Olivet
Susan Edwards
Jackman Enum
J. Grant
Kingsbury
John Adam Huse
August Borger
Mr. Hugo
Women's Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Brooklawn Country Club
Charye Smith
Susan Sanford
Marion Lewis
Parks Avenue
Mosaic Club
St. Paul's Parish
Norwalk
Barnum Avenue
Main ST
Rockwell Suit
Bie
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