New York Library Chief to Aid Bridgeport Book Bureau
New York library head and several book authorities will assist the information bureau on books and reading in Bridgeport. Miss Mary Frank of the New York Public Library will spend three days, with Miss Ethel Wooster from the city library, Miss Marion Cutter of the Children’s Bookshop, and Miss Margaret Griffith of the Girl Scouts speaking on good books. Miss Mary E. Burgoyne of the high school Latin department also volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Information Bureau
Women’s College Club
City
Sanford Stoddard
Mary Frank
New York Public Library
Bridgeport
Ethel Wooster
Children’s Department
Our
Public Brary
Marion Cutter
New York
Margaret Griffith
Girl Scouts of
Girl Scouts
Mary, E. Burgoyne
Seal drives aid Bridgeport health drive
Elmer H. Havens president of the Visiting Nurse association reports an excellent start for Christmas seals in Bridgeport. A quota of 10000 dollars has been set for this city, 85 percent of which is to be used through the Visiting Nurse association for combating disease among the local population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Havens
Visiting Nurse Association
Bridgeport
End Neuritis Relief Promised By Tysmel Advertisement
An ad claims neuritis, inflammation of nerves, causes sharp pains in various body parts and mimics rheumatism. It promotes Tysmel as a non narcotic relief, absorbed through the skin to soothe diseased nerves. Hindle Drug stores and others sell it nationwide for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurta
Hindle Druk
Tysmel Company
Mic. Chemists
Suiter St
San Francisco
St Patrick's Church Minstrels Tonight at Colonial Hall
Members of St Patrick's church present their annual minstrel show tonight in Colonial hall Wairfield avenue with Mrs Martin Rinck and Miss Kay Morrissey in charge. Arthur Witstanley directs Interlocutor. Miss Beasle Reilly dances. Miss Marguerite Ryan sings. Other participants include Madelyn Farley Julia Cook Mary Griffin Edna Nichols Martin Rinck Julius Dews Albert Hart Tulius Maney Ben Christian Mike Farrel and William McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Colonial Hall
Wairfield Avenue
Martin J. Rinck
Kay Morrissey
Arthur Witstanley
Beasle Reilly
Marguerite Ryan
Sills Madelyn Farley
Julia Cook
Mary Griffin
Edna Nichols
Martin Rinck
Julius Dews
Albert Hart
Tulius Maney
Ben Christian
Mike Farrel
William McCarthy
Jewish Council Lectures On Social Service Work Begin Tonight
A course of lectures under the Council of Jewish Women opens tonight at the Business & Professional Women's club in the Liberty Building. Dr. C. A. Goldberg speaks on The Outcasts of Society with topics including Drug Addiction and Social and Legislative Problems, Social Aspects of Insanity, and Defectives and Delinquents and How to Deal with Them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counci of Jewish Women
Business & Professional Women's Club
Liberty Building
C. A. Goldberg
Goldberg
The
College of the City of New
Union Theological Seminary
Jewish Institution of Religion
Williams College
New York University
Everyman's Class Planned for Bridgeport Community
The First Baptist church supports a non sectarian Everyman's Class in Bridgeport with first meeting on December 15. Winsted organizers to advise. 400 dinners, 500 seats, 5 000 total capacity at First Baptist hall. Local businessmen invited. entertainment committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bridgeport
Winsted
Charles 7
Schratz
Curtis & Curtis Co
Viait Winsted
Tannisters
First Bantiat Church
A J. Williamson
W. J. Grippin
C. F. Schmots
Byron Mervig
B. Duddy
Births listed for Lucas Berardinelli Ricci Conroys and more
Vital statistics note multiple birth announcements from November and December. Families include Peter and Geneva Lucas with a daughter, John and Mary Lucas with a daughter, Leorenzo and Anna Berardinelli with a daughter, Liberto and Filomena Ricci with a daughter, James and Elizabeth Conroy with a son, Samuel and Carol Grumman with a daughter, Dennis and Jane Mullens with a son, Frank and Catherine Haberneh with a son, Vincenzo and Maria Sciavone with twins, John and Elzabbeth Casorba with a son, Ralph and Rose Malafonte with a daughter, Julius and Tessy Lapingki with a daughter, Georgi and Afifa Mattar with a daughter, and Garebet and Kour Medzigin with two daughters. listings include street addresses and birth dates in late November and early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leorenzo
Anna Berardinelli
Garfield Avenue
Liberto
Filomena ‘Ricci
Hollister Avenue
James
Elizabeth Conroy
Rath Street
Samuel
Carol Grumman
Lawrence Street
Dennis
Jane Mullens
Mill Bill Avenue
Frank
Catherine Haberneh
Parrott Avenue
Vincenzo
Maria Sciiavone
Railroad Avenue
John and
Elzabbeth Casorba
Stillman Street
Ralph
Rose Malafonte
Alesander Street
Julius
Tessy Lapingki
Warren Street
Georgi
Afifa Mattar
Reservoir Avenue
Garebet
Kour Medzigin
Bunnell UN
Community groups plan festive events this week
The Chil dren's ward executive board of Bridgeport hospital meets at 10:29 tomorrow morning to arrange the ward Christmas tree. Philathea club of First Methodist plans extensive Christmas relief work from Mrs. Ralph Munson's home. Madison school PTA convenes Friday at 4 with a program of plays and music. Ladies Machizka Talmud Torah meets at the Hebrew Institute. Washington Park church hosts a Friday food cache from 2 to 4. Young People’s guild of St George’s meets for year end business. American Legion auxiliary gathers tonight at 8 at Golden Hill post. Calvary Episcopal plans bazaar on Dec 12. Thursday Thimble Club meets at Mrs Norman Gaynor’s. Park Street Congregational Woman’s League holds a 7 o’clock meeting with 2 and 3 o’clock sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Hospital
First Methodist Church
Ralph Munson
Irving Davis
Charles Etreet
Ladies Machizka Talmud Torah Society
Hebrew Institute
Kossuth Street
Washington Park
Calvary - Episcopal Church
Hells
Charles Wylie
Catherine Taylor
Norman Gaynor
Straifield Road
Wee the
Woman's League of the
Park Street Congregational Church
Tin Executive Board
Chemists to Meet in New Haven in Spring
Bridgeport branch of the American Chemical Society held a dinner at the University Club in New Haven with Prof T Johnson and K Becker outlining the national meeting planned for next April and the Sterling Chemical Laboratory dedication. Becker discussed progress in aluminum casting with an invited Fidelity Judge of New Haven. Colonel Harry Cutler lodge Knights of Pythias will meet tonight to elect officers and work the second degree under Samuel Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Sterling Chemical Laboratory
American Chemical Society
Bridgeport
University Club
T. Johnson
K. Becker
United States Aluminum Company
Johnson
Mr. Becker
Harry Cutler Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Samuel Mooney
Fidelity Judge of
Turkish Towels Gift Line With Monogram Space
A selection of Turkish Towels in plain and Jacquard weaves with bordered patterns and monogram space. Guest size towels priced 39 to 59 cents, full sets from 1.25 to 2.50 dollars. Huck towels in Irish linen offered in guest and large sizes with damask borders, plus boxed bath room sets at four to five dollars. Third Fiver.
Sale of stamped pieces and fabrics in two blues and pink
Sale notice offers stamped pieces for embroid ery work and finished dresses in two blues and one pink. Items priced at 1.25 for dresses previously 1.98. Towels 22 inches wide suitable for crochet or embroidery work, at 59 cents. Maln four.
Hall Mark Chocolates Ad From Old Lyme Conn
Candy promotion offering Read brand chocolates in one pound boxes with three grades priced 60 cents 80 cents and 1.00. Features Hall Mark Chocolates made at Old Lyme Connecticut with two wrapping styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Lyme
Conn
Pyrex Bottles for Babies From Basement Ad
An advertisement offers 8 ounce Pyrex baby bottles made from the same grade of Pyrex glass as cookware. The hexagonal shape is stated to resist cracking with boiling water and to be easy for small fingers to grasp. Basement.
Read Footform Shoes For School And Play
The Children’s Shoe Department presents Read Footform Shoes as long wearing, quality leather footwear. Emphasizes value despite higher initial cost, with ranges for boys and girls in smoked or brown horse, calf, and patent leather styles priced from $2.75 and up. Located in the South East Corner on the Main Floor.
Is There Music in Your Home Brunswick Phonographs
A basement store advertises Brunswick phonographs in console and upright styles. York Adam brown mahogany model shows at 150 dollars, Stratford red mahogany at 300 dollars, upright No 200 at 100 dollars, and other red or brown mahogany models priced up to 250 dollars. Also offered are Queen Anne walnut finishes.
Ribbons and novelties for Christmas packages and boudoir
When tied with Ribbon there are ribbons of every description for packing gifts. Wide ribbons for hair bows plain and fancy with plaid combinations. Novelties of Ribbon include little personal items for women’s boudoirs. See special display on Main Floor Front.
Basement Boys and Girls Toys Offer Wide Holiday Selection
Visit the Basement Boys and Girls for Gilbert educational toys and busy mind items. Wheel cars wagons velocipedes automobiles games puzzles dolls furniture dishes houses and many dolls on the second floor. A friendly holiday season collection with almost every kind of doll a late girl could wish for.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Jewish Council
Bovinine
Bovinine Company
West
Houston Street
Sjpevrsevec
Reidetodd
Njewelers
Zoptometrists
Larahliahed
Peter and
Geneva Lucas
Scofield Avenue
Mary Lucas
Stratford Avenue
Madison School Parent-Teacher Association
Theresa O'Neill
Claude Schurr
Oregon
Young People's Guild of
St. George's Episcopal Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Golden Hill Street
Cutler Lodge
Marvella
Gerona
Maln
the Children’s Shoe Department
South East Corner
Beethoven
Wagner
Mozart
Chopin
Grieg
Liszt
Brunswick” Phonographs
York
Stratford
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