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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
15
Arranges Sale Miss Lavery chairs the Occupation Therapy committee of the Junior League for a sale of baskets trays doors steps lamps towels and toys made by patients at Bridgeport hospital under committee direction. The event is at a prominent city department store today.
Mrs Hubert Morfey sails tomorrow for England with Mr Morfey, a voyage noted in the society column. The pair depart amid family and social chatter, signaling a planned transatlantic trip for unspecified business or leisure.
A Bridgeport man swears MataMel cured seven years of kidney and bladder disorders after one month use. Dr. Philip Newton cites thousands of milagrous recoveries from the Mexican Maguey plant, urging readers to visit Dwindle Drug Store for MataMel and a Diet Hook offer.
The Junior Musical Club meets at 4 PM in Universalist parish house with Ann Rolin leading a music program. St John’s Episcopal women host Mrs. Edward Nicholson for a talk by Rev A T McKintry of New York. A large Woman’s Guild card party at United Church yields growing flowers prizes and successful food sale. Read School PTA committee lists for an upcoming sale and social with dancing. Stratford hosts Judson House open for tours and a gift of old land grants. A Stratford Christmas sale and other civic events are announced along with a CT League of Nations dinner featuring international speakers at Hotel Taft. Union notices cover birthday parties and local society meetings.
Birth announcements for multiple families include Michael and Trane Cheernuts in Hallett sivert a son born Nov 33. Max Schneider and Rose Schneider at 41 Secoutigia Ave a daughter born Nov 782. Roy Trion and Dora Trion at 515 Central Ave a son born Nov 24. Orte and Anna Hartman at 808 Boston Ave a daughter born Nov 54. Sumner Smith and Edith Smith at 36 Nichols Ave Stratford a daughter born Nov. William Saunders at 213 Merriam St a daughter born Nov. Gievann and Fitomena Ruggiero at Grand St a daughter born Nov. Marriages listed: Herman Bilkan and Bessye Levin at 1814 Park Ave Marlji. Richards at 196 North Ave and Gladys Williams at Milfard Conn. Kalman Marse at 930 Hancock Ave and Timko at 930 Hancock Ave.
A young man quotes National Civic Federation director Edmundo Cogswell on census data. He compares New York to Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse, noting younger population percentages and asserting urban areas show higher elderly shares.
The Yale naval unit schedules its third cruise of the year for next Sunday. First class destroyer S. Vox, loaned by the Third Naval District in New York, will be inspected by Commander Coffman. The day will include demonstration and instruction aboard the ship.
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