Miss McElroy to Wed Harold Connerty at St Augustine's
Miss Lugy McElroy daughter of Mrs James H McElroy of 300 Golden Hill street will wed Harold Connerty son of Mr and Mrs Michael Connerty of Georgetown this morning at 9 30 at St Augustine's Catholic Church Rev Richard E Sihortell will perform the ceremony Miss Catherine McElroy sister of the bride will be maid of honor Relph Driscol cousin of the groom will be best man The couple will have a wedding breakfast at the bride's home and then travel to Atlantic City before settling in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugy Moblroy
James H. McElroy
Golden Hill Street
St. Augustine's Church
Harold 7. Connerty
Michael Connerty
Georgetown
Richard E. Sihortell
Ridgefield
Misa McElroy
Wil
Misa Catherine McElroy
Relph Driscol
Atlantic City
Georgeown
MISS STOVER TO SING AT THEATRE OPENING
The Fairfield opening of the new Communi ty Ceatre features a six reel feature two comedies a weekly news picture and acts from New York. Miss Helen Stover soprano soloist of New York City will return for the event backed by accompanist Miss E Piper and the Fairfield Philharmonic orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceatre
Fairfield
George Alfred Smith
Lnsion
New York
Fairfield Philharmonic Orchestra
Mies Helen Stover
New York City
Goldman ‘Bannd
Engagement and social notes from local clubs
Engagement announced between Minnie Et-Kin Dworkin and George Fine, both described by family and education background. Reservoir Avenue Improvement Society held a social with winners named. Upcoming Pal-Q-Mine leht at Seaside Institute noted. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society to host hot roast beef supper and entertainment. BPW executive board plans important meeting at Liberty building tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Newfield M
Shareh
O'Cock
Benjamin Roberts
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Liberty Building
Women’s Guild to Feature Film at Dawe’s Theatre
The Young Women’s Guild of the Universalist church will present a moving picture show Friday night at Dawe’s Theatre on State Street. Guild members will run the event, with proceeds supporting various philanthropic efforts. Donations have aided city charities and clothing drives throughout the winter. Officers include Mrs Williams Bristol president, Miss Lillian Jones vice president, Mrs Sherman Cole secretary, and Mrs Gorse Galdwin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Guild of the Universalist Church
Dawe's Theatre
State Street
League
Williams
Bristol
Lillian Jones
Atrs Sherman Cole
Mra Gorse Galdwin
Prominent Local Physician Weds in New Rochelle
The marriage of Miss Ella M Peck of Binghamton to Dr. Irving L. Nettleton of New Rochelle was announced. Mrs Nettleton traces ancestry to New England pioneers and Revolutionary era, while Dr. Nettleton has long practiced in Bridgeport. The couple reside at 775 Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M Peck
Binghamton
SM. OY
Irving L. Nettleton
New Rochelle
Wag
Mrs. Nettleton
New England
Levi R. Peck
Elijah
Hannah Harnison Pek
Litchfield
Conn
Nettleton
Bridgeport
Washington Avenue
Charity Bazaar to Benefit Hoover Fund for Germany
The American Relief fund of this city, formed by German volunteers, will stage a charity bazaar at the Y M H A hall on Martin Avenue for the week starting today through Saturday April 22. A forty eight member committee from various societies has arranged a program including daily events and special performances such as amateur night on Wednesday and a Saturday matinee for women and children. Proceeds go to the $3,000,000 Hoover fund aiding the poor and homeless children of Germany and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. H. A. Hell
Matinun Avenue
Hoover Fund
Germany
Austria
House Fire Destroys Closet at 3 Hamilton Street
Firefighters battled a blaze in a home owned by John Santo on 9 Hamilton Street. The fire started in a closet on the third floor, believed caused by spontaneous combustion, damaging woodwork and fabric valued at about $100. Responding units from nearby alarms reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Rondagnona
Hamilton Street
John Santo
Monday Specials and Apparel Highlights
Our Monday Specials showcase washable couch covers in heavy cotton with fringed edges priced around $1.39 and 89 cents. Children’s shop offers dresses and coats in pink blue tan and green in sizes 2 4 and 6 years with prices from 49 cents to $2.00. Leathers in four colors and styles priced about $1.00. Stationery items include Stafford’s ink tabs and mucilage at 5 to 10 cents. Main floor shows hose tops and linen towels with prices 45 cents and up, plus men’s striped shirting and natural colored pongee.
Homespun and Tweeds for Suits and Coats
Virgin wool homespuns and tweeds totaling three hundred yards in all come in plain checks and mixtures. Available in light and dark tans blues periwinkle old rose and lavender. Width is fifty four inches.
Nightgowns and fabrics sale with assorted styles noted
An assortment of sheer nightgowns and fabrics advertised with features such as bateau necks piping rock colors blue pink rose and lavender. Includes V neck long sleeve and embroidery trimmed lines on sale Monday. Also listed are umbrellas ties and ribbed suits with two for $1.00 and regular prices cited.
Demonstration of Redfern Corsets on Living Models
Demonstration to help women choose the right corset style and wear with comfort. Correct styles for tall and stout figures, heavy figures needing rubber insets, slim figures, and the flapper. Rest Room second floor offers fittings Tuesday and Wednesday April 18 and 19 from 10 to 11:30 am and 3 to 4:50 pm. Appointments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern Corsets
Heavy Tin Vacuum Clothes Washer in Basement Ad
An advertisement describes a heavy tin vacuum clothes washer with all parts riveted, emphasizing powerful yet easy operation. Suitable for blankets and heavy clothes as well as ordinary washing, it comes complete with a 40 inch handle and is intended for basement use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wpelroy
H.d. Connery
Miss Stover
Detective Bureau
Sam Fogel
Capitol Avenue
Middle Street
Reservoir Avenue Improvement Society
Frank Gongi
James O'Neil
Linyian Kassit
Erving-Christenson
Anna’ Kaluta
Walter Worth
Margaret Smitana
Ernest Woodford
Gaited Church
Seaside Institute
Lafayette
Amantle Streets
Minnie Et- Kin Dworkin
Herman Dworkin
Defavette Street
George Fine
Max Fine
Dworkin
New York University Law School
Fine
New York City College
New York Law School
Women's Guild
Relief Fund
Che
Farobiished
Bryn Mawr
Children’s Shop
Chambray
Leather
Casque Comics
Tewetve
Stafford
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