Musical Research Club Delights Stratford With Male Chorus Debut
A large audience at the Stratford hotel heard the Musical Research Club present instrumental and vocal works featuring the club’s male chorus under Karl Hawk. The program included Swedish Folk Song, Esossis, The Bells of St Marys, Adeste Fidelis, and Joyeux Noel, with soloists and the Stratfield Trio. More than a million Southern Ne crops moved North between 1918 and 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Research Club
Stratford Hotel
Karl Hawk
Svendsen
Cannonetta
Herbert
Valse Bluette
Driva
Stratfield
Francia O'Neil
Dorothy Smith
Ethel Futler
Sanctuary
la Forge
Cad
Man
Marjorie Heuschkel
Esccossis
Praeludium
MacDowell
Minstrel
Debussy
Dorthy Stevenson
Sylvie
Oley Speaks
Bells of St. Mary's
Emmett Adams
George Owen
John Kirk
Leslie Hickey
Antonio Bordes
Lewis Granniss
Thomas Wall
Leonard Berggren
Milton Dayton
Charles Coles
Willam Walsh
Ernest Davis
Borowski
Kreisler
Frances O'Neil
Poor Man's Garden
Kennedy Russell
Henry Geehl
de Marguerite
Geoffrey O'Hara
Franz Gruber
M. Pratorious
Hugo Jangst
F. Damwarasch
Joyeux Noel
Harry Hawley
Dorothy Stevenson
Ethel Fuller
Leslie Fairchild
Christmas shopping list from Bridgeport shops and gifts
A wide register of holiday offerings daily goods from Bridgeport retailers. Florentine pickie bottles, lamps, cushions, and home decor mix with kitchenware, pen sets, leather items, coats, shoes, cameras, and lighting. Christmas club savings plans, flowers, pets, and novelty gifts complete the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Faxon Knapp
Fairfield Ave
Florentine
William Auch
State St
Paul Rieker
Broad St
Button-Orphant Co
Stratfield Hotel
Carter Brand
Trailmac
Ang Rubber Co
Meigs
Fritz & Hawley
Main
Happiness Gift Shop
Gordon V
ED. M. Read
Rockwell & Co
Palais du Major
Morocco
Turkey
Paris
Bridgeport People’s Savings Bank
Holmes & Edwards
Johnson's Watch Shop
India
Bridgeport
Elm É& Broad
Hebrew Sick Benefit Society marks twenty-fifth birthday
The Hebrew Sick Benefit association celebrated its 25th anniversary with a banquet at the Pyramid Mosque on State Street attended by 500 members and guests. Morris Krentzman was honored for founding the group 25 years ago to assist Jewish families and the unfortunate in the community, now a prominent mutual benefit society with over 600 members. Abe S. Gedulaig serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Sick Benefit Association
Pyramid Mosque
State Street
Morris Krentzman
Hebrew Slck Benefit Association
Gedulaig
Abe S. Gedulaig
Banquet Speakers and Officers listed for Jewish association event
The evening featured security attorney as chairman with speakers Julius Schine and Samuel Carp among banquet committee members. Notables from New York Boston Hartford are named along with Miss Ethel Ekusnitz. Association officers include Sam Carp president and Louis Goldfield vice president. charter members and attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecurity
Juius Schine
Goduldig Samuel Carp
Herman Keytler
Morris Krentzman
Solomon Gross
New York City
Morris Perlman
Boston
Remuel Epatein
Hartford
Ethel Ekusnitz
Julius Schine
Samuel Bueinlauf
Benjamin Todfield
Isadore Sherman
Benjamin Spivack
Jacob Schneider
Sim Carp
Sigmund Solomon
Louis Goldfield
Max Boas
Adam Gilman
Samuel Sherman
Sam Pickman
Julius Siegel
Carp
Sam Carp
Benjamin Todfeld
Bam Bogen
A. Aranow
Sam Steinmer
Louis Rubenstein
Luz Rubenstein
Gabaie
Adam (Ilman
Is Krenbeman
Max Glick
Irving Cohen
Hyman Cohen
Robert Krentzmen
Abraham Shelinsky
Harry Bender Hlins Heniek
Charles Mollitz
David Finkelstein
Louis Cohen
Wheeler Returns to Headquarters After Seven Years Absence
Charles A. Wheeler returns to police headquarters to begin duties as superintendent, the first time back since July 15, 1920, when Patrick J. Flanagan was elected superintendent. Wheeler had retired eleven months ago due to defective eyesight and was reinstated as patrolman then elected superintendent amid broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wheeler
Patrick J. Flanagan
Wheeler
West End
James A. Walker
John H. Regan
Detective Bureau
Flanagan
Ridgefield Avenue
Traffic Bureau
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Department
Man Arrested After Found in Street in Westport
Westport December 18 Special Correspondent Fred Able of Southport was found lying in the gutter of Whitney Street by Patrolman Howard Baker and brought to the police station for a drunkenness charge set for appearance in Westport Town Court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Fred Able
Southport
Whitney Street
Howard Baker
Buckingham Coal Company
Able
Westport Town Court
Frances L. Road
Greens
W. Manners
Bhore
Edward
Walter Maine
Darien
Davenport
Nue
Atuck
Patrick Sarno
Franklin Street
Lineaturk
Pallerman Howard
Story of Christmas cantata sung by First Presbyterian choir
The Story of Christmas cantata was performed by the church choir under Miss Plorenes Haskin at the First Presbyterian church. The program featured prophecies of Christ’s coming and scenes including the Annunciation, Vision of the Shepherds, the Magi, and Adoration. Listed slapers include Hussel Nichols Hulton Mrs. W. HH. Abbot Mrs. Jahn A. Anderson Gertrude Brooks Myx Z. W. Brown and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Bet
Plorenes Haskin
Mary
Slapers
Hussel Nichols Hulton
W. HH. Abbot
Jahn A. Anderson
Gertrude Brooks
Myx Z. W. Brown
Arthur I. Kell
Flo Salling
Helen Bassey
Clivencr Powell
Emily Sanford
Kathryn
Florence Legare Hives
W. Dvedley Claris
Margaret BH
Teale Marlow
Max
Anne A. Kerr
Margaret Mee Leod
David W. Price
W Sanford
Grace Wright
Myrtle Wittemore
Brooklawn social season with dances and notices
Mrs Glover S Jennings hosts a private dinner at Brooklawn with guests including Miss Mabel Jen Helen Andersen and Miss Virginia Houting among others. Mrs Juslin Meltzer at Mount Sinai Hospital recovering from surgery. Morris Court No 6 meets 8 pm. Christmas party at 1960 Noble Avenue. many attendees listed. Lectures delayed to January 8 at United Church. Brooklawn dance for Susan Jennings. annual Bachelors Rhyle dance planned. Newnes Study Club broadcast from 8:90 pm with soloists and an ensemble. Mayflower Descendants society elects ten new members. two deaths reported. First wedding: Miss Pamellia Pryor to Joseph Verner Reed at Greenwich home. Various social events and travels noted including a Mediterranean cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treat
Breoklawn
Glover S. Jennings
Edward A. Jennines
Brooklawn Country Club
Susan Jennings
Brookdawn Country Club
Pamellia Pryor
Samuel F. ‘Pryor
Greenwich
Joseph Verner Reed
Verner Z. Reed
Denver
Col
Jacqueline Thompson
St. Louis
Lois Kingsley
Nancy Voorhees
Elaine McAlpin
Beatrice Underhill
New York
Reed
Hs Brother
Pryor
Westover School
Middlehurr
Bendon
Paris
Mr. Reed
A’e University
Chattawagua Times
White Shrine Christmas Party at Purity Shrine rooms
The Purity Shrine White Shrine of Tusalem hosts a Christmas party Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the Purity Shrine rooms at 025 Market Street A brief business meeting precedes the program Mia Ruth Gresh Amy Dann lead the entertainment with children presenting a playlet readings and instrumental music Saddie Caldwell Muriel Alderson Helen Vogel Frank Healy and Mildred Bilpht participate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purity Shrine
White Shrine of
Tusalem
Purity Sherine Bahrooms
Metin Street
Ruth Gresh
Mia
Amy Dann
Aff
Gil Diring
Saddie Caldwell
Muriel Alderson
Helen Vogel
Frank Healy
Mildred Bilpht
Democratic Club Plans Card Party at 8 18 P M
The Twelfth District Democratic club known as the Frank D Anderson association at 14 Sixth Street will hold a whist and pinochle card party. Door prizes turkey and chicken prizes will be awarded. Refreshments served. Charles Kelley and James Maney in charge. Event begins at 8 18 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth District
Democratic Club Incorporated
The
Frank D. Anderson
Charles Kelley
James Maney
Jewelry display of Indra pearl chokers and long necklaces
On the main floor a display advertises Indra pearl chokers priced at 95 cents each and includes 24 inch and 30 inch necklace lengths for customers to choose from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Floral Accessories for Dresses and Coats in Delicate Boxes
Pretty flowers arranged in dainty boxes suitable for wear on dresses or coats. The collection features colors and arrangements chosen to complement outfits and add refined charm to ensembles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Natalie
Crawford Laundry Co
Courtland ST
Barnum
Oke
Moore
Moore Pen CO
Mass
Hebrew Beneht Society
Sehine
Auclius Sciqse
Telegram
Maxtor
Shan Pool
Dakipmesk
Uinider Perstinatte
Witteatt Woreesity
Mme. Vera
Man J
Southport Company
Juslin Meltzer
Colorado Avenue
Mount Sinai Hospital
Morris Court No. 6
Frederick
Noble Avenue
Percy Harrison
Rachent
Henry Anderson
H. L. Orton
Channing Miller
Edward Morgan
HH. Shaw
Alfred Stakes
Isabela Moddell
Joseph Meeks
H. Groninger
Phelps
United Church
Eng
Lord Byron
Edgar White Burrill
Stratfield Am Parior
Curtis
Whalk
Imave
Rey CY
Valdemerre Avenue
Ao Prestrain
Hastings
WICC
Orlock
Newnes Study Club
Solnists
BR. I. Rosan
Lora Hickey
Norothy Wheeler
Clam Mis Lewis
Ein Ensemble
Newnes Club
Weine Afternoon Musical Club
Burr
Ror Hussey
Cayton Booth
W. H. Hurlburt Loveal
Roo
Brena le
It Berk
Xett
W. Thushes
Dorothy Whrote
Lora Dickey
Mins
Lucy Bottom
Tithe Pigp
Anna Lyn
Horstie Parker
St. Jahr
Alvin G. Brewl
Harltane
Arthur Freuch
Frity Hineley
Roy Case, Jr
Dee] Steeves
John Waoe Riddle
Mrs. Riddie of
Parmington
Rome
Urbiscaine
Branes
Everett
West Hertford
Augustine
Fin
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Connecticut
Edwin H. Bingham
Jamett Street
Harford
Society
Ira M. Comstock
New London
John Howland
Henry Coyle
William Brewster
Wilam J. Hickmott
West Hartford
Isaac Allerton
Marjory ®Heney
Dorthy Creney
South
Manchester
Laurentie
Nathaniel W. Bishop
Park ‘Avenue
T. G. Veria
Barclay
Ainge
8. Pullman
Alice Pullman
Josephine Pullman
Jain
Tilson
Pegey Tilson
John @. Tilson, Jr
Hotchkiss Schol
New Haven
Tilsen
Congressman Tilsen
Washington
Merv Gad
Westies Troesded, Lin
Brooklyn
Soy
Truesdell
Anh Gippert
White Shrine
Democratic Club Plans Card Party
Broad
John
Shakers
Indra Pearl
Boutonniere
Betty Barnum
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!