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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1922

Page

14

Trained Attendant Course Aids Ex Service Families

The Legion Auxiliary worker program in Bridgeport gathers attention as Margaret Becker of Hartford visits to learn setup details. Mrs. Ben Coyle, welfare worker for the Woman's Auxiliary, notes the effort serves twenty families, with baskets of food, layettes, and clothing. A dance fundraiser supports the cause.

Legion Auxiliary Worker Dura Bridgeport Margaret Becker Hhartford Women's Christian Association Hartford Heraes Hartford Association Tyro Hone Legion

BRIDGEPORT FRIENDS AND D A R MEMBERS IN WASHINGTON AND LOCAL READERS

Recent guests at the Fellow Bowl tea room port hill include H Devitt Mary Dorothea Margaret Devitt H C Plumb Zalmion Goodsell George Graves Maud Jennings Arthur Jennings Hf C Macfarlane Ruth Drew J D Banford W T Pomeroy Brown Farmington W Watts P Newton New Haven and Bridgeport D A R delegates Mary K Fones Betty Tuttle to the National conference in Washington this week marking first child representation by the CMA R. Eight Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce delegates head to Washington May 15 to 18 as representatives. Marguerite Bond resigns from city laboratory. Henriila Bixby promoted to director. A St Patrick’s school fund bake sale is set for this afternoon and evening. Rose Patrucelo guest of Miss Allen of Devon.

Fellow Bowl Tea Room Port Hill H. Devitt Mary Dorothea Margaret Devitt H. C. Plumb Zalmion Goodsell George H. Graves K. Maud Jennings Arthur O. Jennings Hf. C. Macfarlane Ruth Drew WT. Pomeroy Brown Farmington W. A. Watts Bridgeport Washington C. Nathaniel Worthen Charles B. Armstrong Frank T., Stapley Mary K. Fones Betty Tuttle GC A. R Bridgeport ‘Chamber of Commerce Muncal Chamber of Commerce of the United States Rebbows Dairechia Wheeler Edmund S. Welte H.B. Terrill B. D. Pierce Jr Gum Ter Simpson Baward B Price FL J.kingsbury Gonmellor

Gur Tractors Go to Mexico

Over the past year Mexican buyers spent about 590000 on growth of implements from the United States. The purchases include many tractors, highly favored for local work. Operators find the repair methods and renewal parts largely satisfactory.

Gur Tractors Mexico United States

Marriage and meeting notices at Atlantic City and New York

In Atlantic City registered at the Ambassador hotel is noted. A marriage is announced between Misy Boulse Held of Laurel Avenue Yue and Paul A Brendel formerly of Denver Arenes now Brooklyn. In New York city on April 12 a will be held by the West District Republican Organization at the club rooms 1126 Barnum Avenue Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.

Apri Main Federal Streets Palmers Arch Atlantic City Ambassador Hotel Oe Misy Boulse Laurel Ave Yue Paul A Brendel Denver Arenes Brooklyn Worse New York City Twes

Ushers Named for Oratorio Concert

One of the week’s largest social events in Bridgeport marks the Oratorio Society concert Tuesday night at the high school auditorium. Head usher Henry M. Sanborn and S. M. Beans will be assisted by a long list of ushers including F. W. Barney, Theodore Beard, H. O. Bennett, R. Beers, Pan Blackburn, J. L. Christie, Horne Covell, P. Dodge, A. Farren, David Fiemming, Hovey, M. L. McNair, Perry, W. J. Raycroft, J. W. Selenherrer, Francis A. Smith, and E. Waschburo.

Bridgeport Oratorio Society Hish Sociery King Olaf Hlgar- Henry M. Sanborn M. Beans Wil F. W. Barney Theodore Beard H. O. Bennett Beers Pan Blackburn Caldwell John L. Christie

Third U S injunction restrains miners in unrest

A third temporary injunction was issued in a U S District Court in Aleston West Virginia on April 14 against the United Mine Workers of America and 176 defendants led by President John L Lewis. The order bars further acts intended to force employees to quit or to stop work, including holding meetings near plaintiff mines, and restrains confinement of workers and gatherings aimed at pressuring contracts with the United Mine Workers.

Ableston W. Va United Ming Workers of America Tideo George W. McClinick United States United Mine Workers of America

Prince of Wales to Visit Wein Memorial in Tokyo

April 14 outlines a royal visit to Japan featuring a tour of the Meiji Shrine and its park in Tokyo. The Prince of Wales, guest of Prince Regent Hirohito, will see Emperor Meiji memorials praised for unifying national memories.

Wein Prince OF Wales Toklo In Jipan Emeror Meiji Wales Tokyo Hirohito America Arlington Cemetery England Westminster Abbey

String of Pearls Sale Limited Time

A jewelry notice announces pearls offered at half the real price for a day or two more. Customers are urged to place orders early as the selection is scattered and strings or prices may vary to prevent disappointment.

Hats for sale on the second floor collection

Hats priced at five dollars and fifty cents offer a wide variety from horsehair to silk. Many feature wreaths or posies of flowers, with trims of Milan hemp or silk and silk combos. Some sports hats resemble turbans in a wonderful money value display on the second floor.

Milan

Read Brand Chocolates From Farm Made in Own Factory

Chocolates crafted at a farm site with cream butter and eggs used in the candy. The Read guarantee backs every box with uniform grade chocolate and varying fillings, more nuts in higher priced boxes. Sold regularly at 60, 80 cents and 1.00 per pound. Malin floor.

Glove Styles Described With Deep Cuffs and Straps

A catalog-style note lists gauntlet gloves in fabric varieties with deep cuffs and strapped wrists. Descriptions include gray, beaver, biscuit, and mastic colors, prices from 1.59 to 2.35, white fabric gloves at 1.15, and remarks that washable gauntlets allow fresh pairs for everyday wear. mala feor

Leather Hand Bags with Varied Pockets and Seals

Vintage leather hand bags described with pin seal ooze and grained leathers. Envelope styles offered with outside pockets and over flaps that button. Fashionable spring color effects priced at $3.50.

Scented Style Arrives in Orchid Box Fashion

A new Style features crushed dried rose leaves blended with spices, presented in a gathering of chiffon and tied with ribbon. The elegant packaging comes in an orchid box, appealing to those fond of old fashioned parlors and libraries.

Girdles of Beaded Wood Debut in Bold Styles

The Girdle One showcases long wooden beaded girdles in black with coral or jade accents, offering a tremendously stylish look reminiscent of mediaeval monks or nuns. Mais foar Canter Asie.

Dessert and fare prices from a vintage menu note

A fragment lists Oyster Patties and Scalloped Potatoes with prices 40 and 10 ets respectively. Buttered Beets and Hot Cross Buns priced at 15 ets, with Orange Charlotte and Strawberry Short Cake also noted around 15 ets. A Lady Baltimore Cake appears among the items.

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East Main Street Cartain S.ibaelket Trabe Glea Mrs. Coyle Fool Nat American Legion Cate Mada Main St Conn Bank Stars of Quality State Street Stratford Ave Trust Department Serange and Foreign Exchange Ye First National Bank Sof Bridge Marguerite Bond St Patrick's School Fund Will Janghammer Edward Hagerty May Coffey Marguerite Davidson Allen Devon Rose Patrucelo New York Cherkodset 287 Laugo] Avenue U.S Meiji Shrine Arisan Tokio Uramakura Kyoto Trelaine Printzess Malin Rose Priscilla Dean Walter Camps Baremeet Boston Brown Bread Lady Baltimore
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