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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
15
Paris reports Premier Poincare amused by an impromptu impersonation during a private dinner. Dele, a dwarf familiar to theatergoers, performed a spot on enactment of the premier, eliciting rare smiles and laughter from the head of government amid memories of nine years of war and uneasy peace.
Births listed for John Valier and Annvin Valier on April 1 at Lava Street Ust Apr. Albert Pierrun and Madeline Pierrun on April 13 at Seer Street Aducer. Mattes ani Matte Srinte and Ae Sobs Stay April bay. Marriage licenses for Rank Brown and Carmel, Ouandy on Hurd Avenue.
A fragmented letter segment describes Helen’s return from Fintida in May, with plans for a bridge party and a dinner at the Chinese gift shop, plus shopping notes about gifts, a baby, and social visits. It mentions Whitings Market, Monroe sources, and a Lingerie shop at Iv Fairfield Avenue, with casual domestic details and shopping errands.
Century Players present The Truth About playns a light comedy at Furas Park Avenue tomorrow night. A A Ting, author, supplies the production with humor and charm. Louise Downey and Warey Maviay lead as sisters with Marie Maartey as the younger daughter. Cast includes Muriah Mallock, Marion Blayds Conway, Chris Weshe, Josey Sin, Sentima Blayds Ven, Cima Fallon, Oliver Blayds Conway, Donald B. Meloy Jr., Reyver, and Betty Rtead Parsons.
A charity barn dance tonight at Barnum Auditorium to benefit the school Parent-Teacher fund. Tickets and arrangements are handled by Mrs Thorne and a committee including Mrs Kibinig and Mrs Crane with costumes and donations from the community.
Mrs. Goeurce Belkyap hosted a linen shower for Miss Viola Fox as she becomes the bride of Hart William Newbane May 2. Guests attended the event with bridal decor featuring white color schemes and a large bride’s cake. Numerous attractive gifts were received for the bride.
Yale professor Al Winslow of Yale speaks here on May 3 delivering a public health lecture. The talk comes from a learned physician with wide experience and authorship in health topics, noted for extensive work in the field.
Fragmentary text offers scattered household tips but lacks coherent subject or actions. Insufficient readable facts to identify names, dates, places, or events for a concrete summary.
Readable fragments describe a state convention setting with mentions of attendees and officials including named individuals and groups. The text references sessions, leadership, and planned events, but details are partially obscured and several names appear incomplete.
Paris reports new spring silhouettes with high oval crowns and velvet bows, side panel skirts, and embroidered bodices. London notes tea gowns in crepe and silk, popular coiffures with wreaths, and suede or patent leather shoes with slim gathered straps. New York highlights gray and crane garments, a limited embroidery, and bold cigarette brand mentions.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a mob of over a hundred white men, robed and masked, bands together in Mighicorn City. They are led by a horsemen’s captain figure, spreading fear through the streets during the Klans gathering.
Milwaukee reader Mary Saiecheck describes severe fatigue after one child, praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling her to do housework. The letter notes ongoing use as a tonic and highlights long-standing endorsement of the remedy by women for nearly fifty years.
The Tiridgr port Business and Professional club publishes its May calendar with a bar dinner at one, a lecture at F230 by Tinenon in Chattanooga, and a series of meetings and dances. Food sales happen weekly in rooms starting at 10 o clock, with other activities listed for the month.
Fishera named ushers for the Ladins Charitable Society annual tea at Hearthstone Hall Fairfield home of Mrs. Wal tey Lashar May 9. Mrs. Lashar is chairwoman with C Nathaniel Werkhen in charge of dining. Paul Rick er and Percy Anderson preside at the event starting 4 oclock. Ushers include Charles A Edwards Tracy Diekapr Womer Godfrey Robert Morfey Macarin Waldo Mee Frederick E Morgan William Re Strang Albert Worth te Cheor Charles P Coe Wheeler and Rawtins.
For over 90 years mothers have trusted Mother Gray’s Powders to ease headaches and colds in children. Widely advertised by William Add... of New York, the product promises gentle relief amid common childhood ailments.
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