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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1926
Page
13
Footstool covers with the design already worked. Only the background remains to be done in a simple stitch. Price 3.50 dollars.
Hartford December 6 The Citi zen Printing company of Winsted increased its authorized capital from 15600 to 46000 and the common stock from 600 to 1300 shares par value 25. Directors named include Dudley L Wall Edward B Gaylord Frank D Lavett J W Tiffany George F Drake Louis T Stone and Edward R Holmes.
Long Hill Dec 6 Rev Charles A Fadrick pastor of Long Hill Methodist Episcopal church is in New York with his wife for two weeks. Mrs C B Jevee of Bridgeport Temperance Union preached at the church morning and evening. A supply will preach next Sunday morning. Miss Fiona Clark ill with pneumonia improving. Many local residents and visitors noted in attendance and various social visits reported.
London December 8 CAP The average Englishman admires the Prince of Wales for virtues seen in himself. A new sugary chronicle of his Wales world tours draws critics, some saying it creates a dummy ideal of the prince and omits any redeeming flaws.
Carl and Eleanor Marks have a son at 60 W terman street on November 39. Daniel and Mary Reilly at 21 Waller place welcome a son on November 29. John and Mary Zakovsky at 829 Hallett street report a daughter on November 28. William and Nora Shea at 1232 Pembroke street greet a daughter on November 28. Bam and Lydia Dennis at 64 Highland avenue report a son on November 23. Michael and Anna Piccirrillo at 276 Grand Street announce a son on November 27. George and Alem Monch at 126 South avenue welcome a son on November 24. Willam and Sophie Cashavelly at 70 Clinton avenue report a daughter on November 23. Carmen and Plantilla Renoull at 67 Seymour street note a daughter on November 24. Arturo and Caterina Marino at 687 East Main street welcome a daughter on November 24. Raymond and Margaret Arnold at 20 Courtland avenue report a daughter on November 20. Joseph and Estelle Beauford at 219 Washington avenue announce a daughter on December 2. Arthur and Mabel Goodwin at 77 Sedgwick street have a son on November a0. Lester and Florence Morrell at North Pine Creek road Fairfield report a son on December 2. Charles and Helen Nelson at 222 Washington avenue Brooklyn report a daughter on November 74.
John F. Howard once crowned salad dressing king heads to Europe with his third wife after divorces in Mexico from his first wife Margaret who sought support. Sons pursued him. he faced perjury and bigamy charges, was jailed briefly, released on bail, and disappeared. The second wife died of pneumonia, and a later search found him not guilty of bigamy. The family then planned a long honeymoon and world cruise.
Nine inches of snow fell in Northern Vermont as farmers moved milk to creameries by sleigh due to snowbound autos. The temperature hovered near zero with a forecast of colder air to come. cars were abandoned in drifts and the Weather Bureau predicted another drop to five to ten below zero.
A Norfolk led delegation from the State Fisheries and Game Commission went to New York to attend the National Game conference under the American Game Protection Association. Members include Commissioners Wheeler of Stratford Kulle of Suffield Whitcomb superintendent Walliamson warder Eben Cobb field supervisor.
The Bridgeport Oratorio Society stages its fall concert at Central High School tonight featuring Songs of the Countryside a cycle by Daniel Gregor Mason with words by AFE Tronaman will receive public healing a the society's concert. Frank Kasschau directs the society since Dr Arthur Mees' death. Frederick Tae will sing the aria and Altpeter is a soloist.
The 14th and 12th District Republican clubs sponsor a circus and bazaar at the State Armory on Main Street from December 11 to 18, excluding Sundays. A 3 matinee and an evening show daily promise high type acts. A baby show and two popularity contests for best woman and man will be held with prizes and second awards. City Clerk Alfred W Burdick is slated to judge matinees on December 15 and City Officials Night is planned with Major F William Behrens and other officials.
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