City Manager Plan Upheld In BHS Debate
Bridgeport High School debaters argued for the city manager form, with Rudolph Peterson Elsie Anderson and Joseph Leinstein for the affirmative and Joseph Donnelly Gathering Barton and Morris Hoffman for the negative. Three of five judges heard the hotly contested morning assembly debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport High School
Rudolph Peterson
Elsie Ander‘som
Joseph Leinstein
Joseph Donnelly
Barton
Morris Hoffman
Lucy S. Curtis
Ruth Everett
Mys. Jane & Wright
Charles Fr. Cary
Milner LV. Fisk
Greenfield Church Concert by Local Choir
The Washington Orethodist Episcopal church choir will present a concert at Greenfield Hill Congregational Church Saturday, under the direction of Alvin B. Hall with accompanist Mall quill xc og. The program features organ solos, vocal duets, soprano and tenor selections, a quartet and a variety of pieces including Folk Songs and Oh the Road to Longfords, with Percival Bent speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Engir
Washington
Episcopal Church
Creenfield Hill Congregational Church
Vampire Girlix
Alvin B. Hall
Mall Quill xc
Mias Marcalit Swailes
Mes
Thomas Eake
Vontralto
Thomas Miler
Derty
Folk Sons
Treinhard
Hall
Mrs. Lake
Rhone
Goetzang
Jandainy
Percy Bent
S- Quartet
Carmena
Wilson
Convalescent Patients Basket Sale Tomorrow At D M Reay
Basket work from Bridgeport hospital convalescents will be shown under Junior League supervision tomorrow at the D M Reay company art section. Mrs John Field leads the sale with help from Mrs Ralph Blackburn Mrs William Webb Mrs Cornwall Ming Majoriy De oss Mr Gerald Liryant and Mrs John Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Hospital
Leonardson
D. M. Reay Company
John Fleld
Field
Ralph Blackburn
William Webb
Cornwall
Ming Majoriy de Oss
Gerald Liryant
John Hawley
Girl Scouts Present The Taming of Horrors Tonight
Black Rock troop stages The Taming of Horrors in Black Rock school auditorium under director Lieutenant Jievelyn Shay. Cast features Shirley Mason as Horrors with a large list of Scouts including Anna Cir esit, Marlon Hub ell, Dorothy Duner, Evelyn Eddy, Agnes Cireal, Jeanette Upinger, and Milas Valentine among others. Six scouts play basketball girls in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Jievelyn Shay
Shirley Mason
Horrors
Anna
Personal notices and meetings fill Bridgeport day
Mr and Mrs Albert Jacoby announce birth of daughter Judith at their home on Madison Avenue. Mrs Jacoby formerly Rose Rosenbluh. Richard J Drew recovering from pneumonia. Missionary speaker Mrs J Philip Kunkle to address People’s Presbyterian Church at seven forty five. Mrs W S Hurlburt to host Indies party at 189 Ellsworth Street Friday afternoon at 2 30. Azalia Chapter O E S to hold annual meeting and elections at Masonic Temple Stratford. Ladies Aid of Summerfield to hold Christmas sale and supper with chairs named. Bridgeport Art League executive meet at 2780 o clock. Park Street Congregational Women’s League to an all day meeting with luncheon. Christmas sale of Bridgeport Art House continues at Clifton Avenue clubhouse. Engagement announced between Trace Daley and Edward Pierson Dunnam. Colonial Lodge to meet and elect officers. Ladies at St Joseph’s Church will host coffee at 2 30. Midweek service led by Dr W H Payton. Dr Goldbergy lecture at Liberty Building as part of Jewish Women’s Council program. James Glimere and Catherine Glimere celebrate their gold anniversary. Animal Rescue League fundraiser opens today at 2 30 near 300 Fairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jacoby
Madison Avenue
Judith
Jacoby
Rose Rosenbluh
Richard J. Drew
Collecton
A. Drew
Therma Street
Ing Beamneumoonia
W. S.hurlburt
Pally
Ktock Congregational Church
Ftoer
Ellsworth Street
Bridgeport Art League
Park Street
Women’s Party Luncheon Planned in New Haven
The Connecticut branch of the National Women’s party will host a luncheon for members at the New Haven Law Club on Monday. Afterward stevor a will speak. Reservations can be made through Georgi Stanton at 186 Edwards Street, New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Women's Party
New Haven Law Club
Connecticut
Stévora
Georgi Stanton
Edwards Street
New Haven
Reverend Hide to Wed Miss Welly in New York
Rev Benjamin F Hide, former Summerfield Episcopal pastor 1916 to 1919 now of New Canaan, and Miss Mathilda J Welly age 60, filed marriage intentions for a New York ceremony on December 20. Their references cite the Ridger family household manager Miss Kel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eenjamin F. Hide Fic
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
New Canaan
Mathilda J. Welly
New York
Kelly
Ridger
Winess
Iev
Kel
Woman Advocate of Golden Rule to Address Lions
Ruth White Colton of Brooklyn advocates applying the Golden Rule in manager employee relations to a Lions Club luncheon. Announcement notes her speech at a tiled meeting with attendance urged and fund progress for a convalescent home in Nichols. A week later Lions will guest the Kiwanians at a Slaufield luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth White Colton
Brooklyn
Lion
Miss Colton
Adi
Nichols
Kiwonians
Slaufield
iBLACK ROCK SCHOOL TO HOLD CHRISTMAS SALE
iBLACK ROCK SCHOOL TO HOLD CHRISTMAS SALE tomorrow afternoon at 2 to 6 o'clock in the school front. Mrs. Ruby Cook leads with Mrs. Minpie Decoration Shaw assisting and Miss Gertrude Teeth aiding. The sale features decorations, aprons, novelty items, and community crafts by local parents and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iblack Rock School
Ruby Cook
Minpie
Shaw
Hody
Gertrude Teeth
Christmas Club Checks Tick Out the News
A light note on holiday savings and club activities as readers collect checks from the Christmas Club, highlighting community participation and local merchants supporting seasonal giving.
Dress pattern No 1604 advertised in Briggsport Telegram
A pattern No 1604 dress print advertises percale fabric with contrasting collar cuffs belt and socket tops. Sizes 34 to 48 bust with mail order details pattern department Briggsport Telegram and 13 cents or 5 stamps required for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsport
Marriage Licenses and Birth Notices in Local Addresses
Vital statistics list births for multiple families with names and addresses including Harris, Sear view avenue, and Dee. plus Baum, McCollamt, Bauer, Kienus, Salvator, Williston, Stapley, Nori, Beatmont, Ferry, and others with dates in December. Also notes marriage licenses for Baker Walter pairs and others at Madison, Pine, and Jackson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birvhs
David
Sadie Harris
Sear View Avenue
Dee
Charles and
Anniehmson
Park Avenue
Dee A. Emer
Mildred McCollamt
Park Street
Vee
Idanelty Bauer
Arena
Tee
Sleura
Mi Capell
Maun Street
Samuel
Res
Michael
Anna Nori
Overland Avenue
de Wiliam
Katherine
Beatmont
Bruce Street
Pete
Emma Ferry
Minchigan Avenue
John Baker
Lee Avenue
Agnes Walter
Madison Street
Carl Gold
Springfeld
jHelen White
Jackson Avenue
Jocasters
Pine Street
Rose Zaesic
Console Table of exclusive style and gilt finish
Elegant console table in poly chrome and antique gilt with dark marble top. Real lace motifs for Christmas work offered in filet or chiny trims. Displays on the main floor with inviting appeal to see them.
Christmas Toy Selection Delights Young Shoppers
Christmas Draws Near with a Road Toy Section brimming with electric trains veloci pedes tricycles wagons boats and circus animals. Dolls furniture swings beds stoves games puzzles paper dolls and educational sets lure children and parents to visit Casement for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Christmas Footwear Line At The Shoe Shop
The Shoe Shop showcases a restored store with a tempting women’s and children’s slipper and shoe range. Opera and mule vamp styles feature high Spanish heels, priced around 9.75 dollars, plus felt or satin Danial Green Comfys, red kid Boudoir Slippers, fancy dress Oxfords, moccasins, jeweled buckles, arctics, patent leather fancy boots, and small child black boots with red tops. A nostalgic note on remainders and buckles completes the assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Green
Gloves and Gauntlets Prices and Styles Described
The listing details gloves by genuine kid leather with full pique stitching and hand embroidery in white and color variants. Prices span 3.75 for eight button gloves to 6.00 for sixteen button black styles, with black glace options at 5.25 and 4.50.
Gifts in Leather and Christmas Novelties Display
Leather goods including flasks pouches cases and manicure rolls priced from 30 cents to 15 dollars. Christmas novelties and decorative tin boxes shown in the Art Department. Imported beach mats slipper trees whisk brooms and rubber toys fill main floor displays with several solid furniture pieces offered, including a mahogany end table and a mahogany rocker set at 19 dollars 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Read's Offers Free Parcel Post Express and Freight Deliveries
The store announces no charge for parcel post express and freight deliveries on all merchandise purchased. Read's invites shoppers to take advantage of free delivery services for any bought items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read’s
Choice Candy in Boxes The Read Special Offer
Read Special offers Choice Candy packed in boxes. Describes finest chocolate butter cream eggs and fruit obtainable. Price listed as $1.00 per pound box. Read Special advertises quality and value for shoppers.
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B.H.S
Greenfield
Girl Scouts
J. Philip Kunkle
Chris
Aid Society of
Summerfield
AL Share
C. Ae Hdering
Parsons
Henry W. Banks
Fairneid
Trace
Daley
Ignward Pierson Dunnam
Petersburg
Greenfield Hill
St. Joseph’s Church
Idsoh Avenue
Chtrch
Alrs
Richa, Neup
Catherine Sederer
Edward Erhardt
Otto Saar
Jacopy Steinmetz
Hynil Sten
Joseph Martin
Moers
Frank ‘Kasper, Jr
Uited Churca
Wiltun Horace Pay
J. A. oGldbers
Bridgeport, Council of Jewish Women
Business Fund Professional Woman's Club
Liberty Building
de. Goldbergy
James Glimere
North
Washington Avenue
Bridgeport
Animal Rescue League
Fairfield Avenue
RLY. B. LP
Kidder
American Hardware
PI ’ Annards Worthington
Your
Christmas Club
Mey
Sayness AY
Bac
Spinet
Barbara
Poly
The
Davenport
Parcel Post
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