Yale Boston game salutes Bridgeport visitors in New Haven
A list of Bridgeport attendees honored the Yale Bost on game in New Haven with a Saturday afternoon gathering at the bowl. Social notices report various residents visiting New York and awaiting weddings and travels to Washington and Lake Mohonk over the weekend.
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New Haven
Edwin
Emmet Beardsley
J. E. Beards
Robert Foy
Klein-Bishop
Mary Johnston
Sterling Bunnel
Clifford L
Charlotte Marsh
Jane Patchen
Fred Fiebich
Fred Beach
Elpha Silliman
Dorothy Peck
H. Williams
A. French
Frank Burton
Andrew Cooper
Marcia Delbridge
Elmwood Place
Biltmore Hotel
New York City
Hartford Wedding Unites Miss Anna Elizabeth Morris and William Miles McNulty
Miss Anna Elizabeth Morris and William Miles McNulty were married at St. Peters Church Hartford on October 11. Rev Father Greyfish officiated. The bride wore white georgette with a matching ermine bouquet. Miss Anna Lawrence attended. Best man was Charles McNulty. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Hartford after November 1 and take a Washinton, D. C. honeymoon.
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St. Peters Church
Hartford
Anna Elizabeth
Mary Morris
Maple Avenue
William Miles McNuilty
Michael McNulty
Sridgeport
Greyfish
Anna Lawrence
Charles McNulty
Washington, D
Bridgeport Boy Shines in European Violin Contests
Horace Jones, a Bridgeport native born in Wales, won open violin solo prizes at the Barry Eisteddfod in Wales and placed highly in two other contests. Studying at the Royal Academy of London, he has drawn praise from adjudicators and government recognition, signaling growing international promise for this young musician.
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Bridgeport
Horace Jones
England
Wales
Jones
Frank Jones
Courtland Street
Black Rock
Gwersgilt
America
Horace
Leslie Vaughan
New York
Paul Stoeving
Stoeving
Red Truswich
Yale Conservatory of Music
Bridgeport High School
Truswich
London
Europe
Gwersyllt
Royal Academy of London
Barry
Young Jones
Cardox Roberts
University College of North Wales
Bangor
Burress
Advice to the Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
Beatrice Fairfax argues that women who seek to return to virtue deserve support and a second chance. She condemns puritanical critics, compares social mercy to medical salvage, and asserts that society must help repentant individuals, not push them back into wrongdoing.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Vinci a Cord Liver Oil Strength Builder Advert
An early 20th century advertisement claims Vinci cod liver oil and iron strengthen overworked pale women. Miss Phyllis Jones states she was pale and faint but gained rapidly after using Vinci. The copy extols Vinci enriching blood with healthy red blood cells and promises similar results for local women.
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Vinci
Phyllis Jones
YWCA Sends Workers Abroad for War‑Time Roles
Fifteen young women sail for Europe under YWCA direction to support postwar social work in the Near East Roumania Italy Belgium France and Russia. Additional delegates prepare for China Japan and India while new leaders join as executives cafe teria directors physical training teachers and recreation workers. Household hints advise boiling vegetables fully and proper care for garments and fabrics in daily upkeep.
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Europe
Near East
Roumania
Italy
Belgium
France
Russia
China
Japan
India
Local girl wed in Seymour at St Patrick’s church
Miss Julia A. Henry of Seymour marries Arthur W. Cabot of Stamford at St Patrick’s church. The bride wears a brown tricotine suit with nutria fur, attendants in blue, reception at the bride’s sister's home, best man Frank Mara. After a Florida honeymoon, the couple plans to reside in Seymour where the groom is in business.
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St. Patrick's Church
Seymour
Julia A. Henry
Putnam Street
City
Arthur W. Cabot
Stamford
Frank Mara
Florida
Informal Party for Miss Mills Kindergarten Girls
Students of Miss Mary Mills' Froe bel Kindergarten on West avenue held an informal Friday evening party for the house girls. Dancing, games, and musical selections entertained attendees, with refreshments served late. Rooms decorated with autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. Attendees included Miss Alice Voorhees, Miss Anna Fahlin, Miss Dorothy Tomlinson, Miss Plavian Brennan, Miss Mabel Walsh, Miss Marion Harris, Miss Nina Fun, Miss Jeanne Pierce, and others.
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Mary Mills
Froebel
West Avenue
Mills
Alice Voorhees
Anna Fahlin
Dorothy Tomlinson
Plavian Brennan
Mabel Walsh
Marion Harris
Nina Fun
Jeanne Pierce
Roland
la Grand Whitlock
Ralph Sprague
Frederick Kierstner
T. Lawrence
I. Dunham
Lace Trimmed Bedouin Brown Velvet Gown Idea
A fashion note proposes a conservatively styled gown with lace accents and smart drapery. It suggests wearing bedouin brown velvet with optional chiffon or satin, to create a versatile, seasonally chic dress suitable for various figures.
Clothing construction and meeting notice in Detroit story
Brown lace with gold threads described for gown styling using beaver fur for sleeve train and waist buckle. The Ladies Auxiliary of Letter Carriers meeting moved to Tuesday at Mrs Margaret Fagan 65 Carlton avenue with whist and pinocchio games. Hughie Jennings resigned as Detroit manager to President Navar.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Margaret Fagan
Carlton Avenue
Hughie Jennings
Naver
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Rochester Woman
A Rochester Indiana woman Mrs Lermin Baxex testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her nerves after trying doctors and other patent medicines. She describes symptoms such as headaches tightness in chest and dizziness and urges others, especially middle aged women, to use the remedy.
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Rochester
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Fiancee saves her sweetheart in court case
Akron Ohio October 18 George Gall a 23 year old college senior was saved from prison, at least temporarily, when his fiancee testified she was with him the night a stolen automobile was taken. The court delayed sentencing to allow his university training to proceed. Gall claimed he bought the car. the fiancee's name is withheld. Youngstown Sheet & Tube plans stock sale to employees. Manchester cotton spinners vote to end weekend work for a month affecting 150000 workers. Independent German Socialists expected to decide on Moscow Internationale adherence.
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International Ews Service
Akron
Ohio
George Gall
Gall
Cleveland
Gail
Fine textured vests offered at annex price
Readable lines describe vests of fine texture priced at $1.39 each in an annex sale. Limited details on sizes or quantities are provided in the fragment.
Season for Men’s Fall and Winter Ties Arrives at Annex
The first consignment for the Annex has been received and is awaiting approval. Saturday many persons viewed them, were pleased, and purchased one or several. There are many attractive designs remaining and you are invited to come in and look them over. Annex. Price 59 cts.
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Tite
Pop Goes Annex Drama Ends With Five Cent Moment
A quirky theatrical note centers on Che Read Annex presenting MY POP CAN with Pop as arbiter over a pivotal five cent piece. The piece signals influence over Am and minds, shaping the mock dispute into a lighthearted, tongue in cheek confrontation.
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Marshall Dewitt
Park Place
Washington, D. C
Jack Bennetto
Stratford
Celsing
Frederick Ben
Julius Leroux
Devon
John Field
Brooklawn Park
Ralph Blackburn
A. F. Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Norwich
Loren Delbridge
North Main Street
James Westbrook
Westbrook
Daniella, Venport
Yale Street
George Holmes Edwards
Park Avenue
Brooklawn Country Club
Eugenia Barker
Coleman Street
Hubert Morfey
Harry H. DE Loss
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Ingleside Park
Lake Mohonk
Order OF Universal Brotherhood
Charles Kessel
Percy Johnson
Nobie Avenue
Maine
F. L. Bradbury
Noble Avenue
Lester Bradbury
Alpine Street
Laurel Beach
John Merwin
John Thompson
Mrs. L. Billington
Maplewood, N. J
Philathia
Washington Park Methodist Church
A.J . Campbell
Major
Mrs
Thomas Clinton
Hayti
Walter, Wheeler
Academy Hill
Elsie Wheeler
New Haven School of Gymnastics
King's Highway Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Isabelle Gregory
Grace Laing
Lois Blake
Lillian Hartley
Drucilla Henry
Viola de Wolfe
Lillian Williams
William Frederick
Mary Britten
Lewis Granniss
Leslie Fairchild
Charles Kessell
J. I. Rees
Mary Carey
New Britain
Conn
Marion Hallock
G. Abraham
Dover Street
Joseph Christy
Horace Jone
MATRO
Mrs. Baney
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners of
Manchester
Halle
Che
Pop
Ambrose
Bridgeport Times