On The Tip Of The Tongue Ard Party Hosts Several Notices
Mrs. W H McCombs of Linwood Avenue will host an ard party Thursday afternoon in the YD rooms on Broad Street under the Comfort club auspices. Minnie Hardy of Cottage has returned from a weekend in New York City and Cecile Beecher of Litueton New Hampshire has joined Miss Bess OConnell at 40 Howard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCombs
Lin- Wood Avenue
Broad Street
Comfort Club
Minnie Hardy
Cottage
New York City
Rss
Cecile Beecher
Lit Ueton
New Hampshire
Charles Itmer
Seabright Avenue
Bess O*connell
Howard Avenue
Miss Beecher
Este A
Mmiss Louise Hudson
Cole
Fan Street
Aie
CTRE
Edgepor Orphan Asylum
Ir. W. Rennell
Laura Cameron Simons
No Pain Now Thanks to Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Lesree E Waases of La Crosse Wisconsin reports months of back and lower abdominal pain. After a year of weakness she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she is free of pain and can perform housework. She praises the medicine and its relief for female weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaladka
Wia
Lydia E. Pinkfidin
Cerely
Lesree E. Waases
Wis Pine St
la Crosse
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
YMCA to Open Gym Classes for Boys Department
Two gymnasium classes for the Boys department of the YMCA will start Monday Oct 3 under Louis Terle, boys' physical director. Classes split by age include older and younger employed boys, high school and grammar school groups with varied schedules. aim to reach about 650 members. Fees are 36. Eligible ages 12 to 18. C A Duran will arrive soon to lead building boys' work, after years with the Amsterdam Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis ‘Terle
Grammar School
C. A. Duran
Duran
M C
Amsterdam
98 Years Old Ireland Native Applies to Vote in New Britain
New Britain Sept 29 Mrs Brid set Cullinan of East Main street aged 95 declares she will vote at the fall election and all future elections. The Ireland native has lived in the city many years and supports Irish public affairs. She filed the voter application this afternoon, the oldest woman to do so in the city thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Bridset Cullinan
East Mainstreet
Ireland
Women Take Poll Shows Men Step Back In Bucyrus
In Bucyrus on September 29 the scene highlights women voting for president with experienced male politicians gracefully letting wives sisters and mothers cast ballots in a sign of the right of women to participate in the poll of women voters from both parties. A navy three piece outfit embroidered with scarlet beads and black silk is described as a notable afternoon gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bucyrus
Community House Hosts Parish Teas and Classes This Week
St. Vincent's community house at Pembroke street and Barnum avenue hosts parish teas Sundays at 4 30 p m with entertainment by Miss Mary Kelly, Joseph Clabby and John Dial. Catholic women plan winter sewing for the poor and volunteer visitors for the Catholic Charitable bureau. Fall classes begin October 1 with dressmaking millinery stenography and more for adults, and manual training sewing housekeeping dramatics and catechism for children and mothers on specified weeknights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Community House
Pembroke Street
Barnum Avenue
St. Mary's Parish
Mary Kelly
Joseph Clabby
John Dial
T Edward ‘Fitzgerald
James McGovern
Mary Leonard O'Connor
William Redden
John Pasken
W. C. Watson
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Miss Greenwood Weds New Yorker in St Augustine’s Church
This morning at 10 o clock Miss Jessie Greenwood daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Greenwood 2040 Park avenue married Phillip E Reilly of New York city at St Augustine's church The bride wore a white satin gown with chantilly lace bonnet cap train and white rose bouquet Her sister Miss Natalie Greenwood was maid of honor The best man was Walter T Kenny of Arlington MA Ushers were John Devine Stanley Greenwood Frank Tillman and Wilson J Kilough The reception at the Greenwood home featured pink and yellow chrysanthemums They depart for a honeymoon to various points and will reside in New York where Mr Reilly works in a cotton brokerage firm The bride attended Lauralton Hall Milford and is well known in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Augustine's Church
Jessie Greenwood
John H. Greenwood
Park Avenue
Phillip E. Reilly
New York City
Natalie Greenwood
Walter T. Kenny
Arlington
Mass
John Devine
Stanley Greenwood
Frank Tillman
Wilson J. Killough
Greenwood
New York
St. Luke's Church
Stratford Avenue
Florence Marsden
Sarah Marsden
Yarrington Court
Alfred Sckrath
Noble Avenue
William H. Jepson
Laura Marsden
Ruth Jessop
Helen Sherwood
Ickrath
Charles
Clarence Parker
James Rollin
Miss Marsden
Bridgeport Elastic Fabric Co
Mr. Ickrath
Ashcroft Manufacturing Co
Miss Ludington defends Women Suffrage group on Brandegee vote
Miss Katherine Ludington, president of the Connecticut Women Suffrage Association, issues a statement on the Friday Hartford meeting denying that Democratic women forced a stand against Senator Brandegee. She cites mixed political membership on the Executive Board and asserts the session allowed spontaneous, fair expression. The notice faults a Hartford Times report and notes a Moose Club clam chowder supper on State Street Readership is urged to follow Times Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ludington
Connecticut Women Suffrage Association
Issueq
Hartford
Brandegee
Association
Republcan
Hartford Courant
Hartford Times
Aslop
Branderee
Bloose Heart Legion
Moose Home
State Street
Over 26 Million Women Eligible To Vote In U S
Census figures show 28,035,000 women over 21 in the United States, about 26.5 million eligible to vote in November. Many remain ineligible due to alienage, marriage to aliens, or lack of naturalization, with roughly 1,000,000 foreign born women not yet naturalized and about 60,000 Indian and 1,607 Chinese and Japanese women barred from voting. Men over 21 number about 34,807,000 with an estimated 31,500,000 eligible to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Department of Justice
Popular Couple Weds at St Luke's Church
Miss Florence Marsden daughter of Mr and Mrs Sarah Marsden will wed Alfred Sikrath at St Luke's Church Stratford Avenue tonight at 7 30. Rev William H Jepson to perform the ceremony. Flowers, gowns, and a reception follow with the couple to reside at 7 Yarrington Court after a honeymoon.
Benefit Concert Tonight for Ambulance Co
The Ambulance Co. Fourth Regt Connecticut State Guard hosts a gala musical festival at the State Armory at 8 15 PM under the Harvey Hubbell Band with solo numbers by band members. Dr Giovanni Consterno directs a pleasing program inviting the public to attend in support of the self supporting unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambulance Co
No. 3
4Th Reg
Infantry
Harvey Hubbell
State Armory
Giovanni Consterno
Connecticut State Guard
Connecticut
Preacher Declares Modern Girls All Right Despite Criticism
London Sept 23 Miss Maude Royden says modern girls are orderly and capable, noting thousands of young women in her congregations and the student movement. She argues elders should aid rather than condemn, praising their loyalty to parents and improved relations while acknowledging new world problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Old Bean
Maude Royden
David Scotcher
Actress Takes Real Mercury During Play
New Haven news reports Laura Arnold of the Hyperion stock company suddenly fell ill after accidentally swallowing mercury during the first act of Our Little Wife. The doctor checked her temperature with a real thermometer, causing a live scare for the cast and manager Menges as they ensured her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Laura Arnold
Hyperion Stock Company
Menges
Actress Drinks Tea After Tube Breaks In Performance
Miss Arnold became faint during a scene as she unconsciously removed a tube from her mouth to stir tea. She drank the tea and only later realized what happened when doctors pumped her stomach. The procedure relieved her and she continued the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Arnold
Female Robber Snatches Sailor's 1900 Frances in Bordeaux
Yves Berthon, aboard the Laverdiere, earned 1900 francs, then met a bold female robber on a Bordeaux waterfront. A revolver flashed, a single shot grazed his shoulder, and the thief escaped with the money as Berthon regained alertness and reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yves
Guik
Laverdiere
Read Annex Fall Coats and Suits Feature Fur Trimmed Styles
Che Read Annex showcases fall coats with large shawl collars and belt waists, trimmed with braid and buttons, in maroon, reindeer brown and new shades. Pockets are roomy and most coats are lined. prices range 22.75 to 35.00. Also presents wool suits in Velours, Silvertones and Poplins, blue to tan, lined with figured silk, featuring set-in pockets and back plaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Value Oxfords Velours Broadcloths with fur collars
An advertisement noting $25.00 Oxfords and Velours Broadcloths in fine all wool material, some with fur collars and others with collars of the same material.
Special Sale of All Wool Serges and Oxfords
A special sale offers all wool serges and oxfords in sizes from 38 1 2 to 48 1 2. The garments are well made with exceptional style and quality, promising value for discerning buyers in a vivid display of fabric and finish.
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New Castle
Indiana
Mill Hill
Fairfield
Mabel Osgood Wright
Straffle
Albert EF
Elizabeth Bassick
Edgar Bassick
Fairfield Avenue
Highis Lake
Winsted
Cines
Bassick
Tracy
Fairfield’ Avenue
Emre
Jonathan Godfrey
1OaNs
Mra C
Edward B. Blaisdell
Avenue
Stratfield
Joseph van Norman
Constance
Atlanta
Edward C. ‘Argo
F. L. Mills
Coleman Street
Manchester
Vermont
Gates
Pefons
James
Wheeling
West Sin Ve
MIS
Kenneth Wylie McNeil
Anchorage
Black Rock
City
Jonathan Grout
Brooklawn Park
Thimble Club
Flora Kutcher
Clinton Avenue
Howard Seminary
West Bridgewater
Maxx
W. Floyd
Stratford Ave
Mrn
Lewis B. Cars
Alice
Waaldemere Avenue
Canada
Thomas Morrisey
Golden Hill Street
Mohawk Trail
William J. Garrity
Vine Street
Niagara Falls
United Congregational Church
Bridgeport Protective Association
Myrtle Avenue
Caroline B. Doremus
St. George's Church
Raymond A. Kelley
Shelton Street
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Ernest Ortlepp JR
Reading
Philadelphia
S. B. Lyle
Whitney Avenue
Ogdenburg
Nettie May Caril
Huntington
Long Island
Stanley Herbert Challenger
Phillips Exeter Academy
Yale University
102Nd Field Artillery
Natalin Devlin
Lorraine Street
Marguerite Scott
Norman Street
Y. MC. A
Community House
Miss Greenwood
New Yorker
Times
U. S
Hindle's Drug
Main Street
Corner State
Main St
Arcade
THE
University School
Vincent C. Peck
Lalas
Mercury
Che
Coats
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