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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
9
Add molasses when baking beans to deepen flavor. omit sugar and replace with an extra spoonful of molasses for savor. For orange or peach stains, rinse with cold water, apply cream of tartar, and sun-dry to help removal.
A social afternoon hosts a musical program for the Universalist church Women’s club tomorrow at Mrs. Joseph W. Northrop’s home 2050 North Avenue. Mrs. Thurmas Kearns will host. Performers include members from Minnowonka Taleu rance Four Leaf Clover and other local artists with selections ranging from Prelude in D flat Major to If No One Ever Marries Dear.
Catholic residents of the Stratfield Astron who bought the site on Stratfield road present a minstrel show in Colonial Hall tonight. Mrs Martin Rinck leads the program with James T. Gallagher as chairman and a committee including J H Savard F C Tewina J Baim Miss Catharine McElroy Miss Etta Cunningham Mrs C L Sutton and Mrs Nelson Porter. Floor committee members are Leon Leuthan Johns Cunningham and Otto Ludwig. Mary Wade chairs the reception committee with Mrs William Kusena and Stephen Brannigan assisting.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Pascone of Steuben Street and Anthony Diorio of Highland Avenue took place at St Marys Church at 9 AM. Rev Mathew Fraynar presided. A wedding dinner followed at Garden of Dagerta, with a reception from 4 to 9. The couple will reside at 751 Noble Avenue.
Trinity College in Hartford reports a total enrollment of 261 students with 162 Nutmeg State lads. Ninety three from Hartford and ten from New Britain. three from other cities. Notable: Joseph Toczos of Bridgeport, a Hungarian-born junior pre medical student enlisted in the Navy.
In Omaha a 100 year old rag doll named Dinah, owned by Dorothy May Rothwell, entertains her granddaughter once a year. Dinah, prized by Rothwell, shares the stage with Betty Jane, a modern flapper doll, prompting chatter about evolving doll fashions and lasting heirlooms.
The Connecticut League of Women Voters executive board meets in New Haven on Wednesday at the home of Mrs William Lyon Phelps to discuss welfare Women in Industry Civil Status of Women and plans. Guests include Miss Havel Porter Eugene Kernen Water Flarrison Freeman HartfordMrs William Deming of Hartford chairs the Legislative Committee and other committee members attend. The local league in Haven plans to attend.
Bridgeport readers are urged to attend a lecture by Bishop William Ay on "Sean Valjean" at the local church tomorrow night at the stated hour. The speaker, author of "The Dynamite of God" and "The Song of Songs," is noted for vivid imagery and humanist themes. Admission is free.
Rev Marghat of the First Methodist church led the Y M C A Sunday gathering with the topic Old kings become New. Attendees heard Thursday night’s parliamentary task and a 6 o'clock dinner followed by a lesson on practical parliamentary practice. Garfield Wing announced plans and noted community leaders present.
Chisses du St Marys parochial school on Rerebroke street will close for a week beginning today due to widespread illness and student absences from vaccination and other sickness as decided by Lac Rev. M J. Tringnor, the pastor.
Be careful what you wash your hair with. Most shampoos contain alleali which dries the scalp and makes the nose ache. Use Maltified soconmul oil shampoo, pure and greaseless, sold at drug stores. A few ounces last months. apply teaspoonful with water to make rich lather, rinse easily, leaving hair soft, bright, and wavy.
Unsolicited letters praise Black and White Beauty Bleach and Black and White Soap for clearing complexions of freckles and discolorations. Consumers are urged to use the products together, with distribution via drug and department stores. A Peel and Dream Book offer from Dept. R, Plough, Memphis, Tennessee accompanies the promotion.
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