Some very poor connections. The bells are not mentioned in the song, unless a very loose translation; a purse, especially the British usage, doesn't need to have a pocket; pies are not inherently circular.

Sorry about the poor connections, although I don't think "All X are Y" is necessary for a valid connection, just "X are commonly Y". Most clutches have a pouch, and most pies are round. If you watch any cartoons, movies, TV shows, Three Stooges shorts, anime -- you will be very hard pressed to find a non-circular pie. You can also google image search terms like "Clutch Bag" and "Pie" which will echo the common understanding of what these items look like.

Most grids revolve around connections like "Sharks and Jellyfish are found in the ocean," "Armstrong and Rover have been to space," but this doesn't imply that all sharks are found in the ocean (Seaworld would have a word), or that every person with a surname of Armstrong has been to space (The fuel costs would be astronomical!)

Albums are not round; phonograph records are round. An album of music is a group of songs released together. It can be on any recording medium, i.e., streamed, tape, cassette.

Agree with Ace. I'll give you the pouches but morning bell is a huge stretch