District Club 16 Elks Evening Bazaar Entertainment
District Club 16 presents an entertainment program to close its bazaar on Union Avenue. Frank Money leads a lineup including Anna Kelly Theresa Ruano Bert Ashey and Petey Byrne with solo acts and specialty dancing. Committees for lunches chances and favors credited to numerous members.
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Splendid
Union Avenue
Frank Money
Anna Kelly
Theresa Ruano
Bert Ashey
Petey Byrne
Mre
Arthur F. Connor
Chariss Wheeler
A. Seaman
H. Shermann
ML Barnes
J. Nichols
Mra. Levey
Rosso
Theodore Meyer
George Schofield
Blankets
Adelaide Crocher
Mra. Thorp
Liebergott
Aliss Callahan
Wiliam Ryan
George Mansey
Charles Watson
Mr. Crocher
Hall Arthur Jelliffe
James Ha Ioran
Edward Moffitt
Herman Beihet
Abs
M. Sity
Margaret Klaxon
Mrs. Ellison
Rs Wellie Sherwood
Dennis Kelly
Arthur Jellliffe
Louise
J. Davie
Emily J. Jephson
Jacob Cohen
George Stockles
James A. Doyle
Miss Mary Allen to Speak Here Monday Night
Miss Mary Allen, connected with the New York Department of Phone Charities, will lecture at the Business and Professional Workers club rooms under the Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations on the topic Ya Life Worth Ling. E C Tattlefeld of New Slaven, president of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers, will preside and introduce. Mrs. Judith Is Wather will perform selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alen
Ue Business and Professional Workers Club
Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations
Allen
Department of Phone Charities
New York
E. C. Tattlefeld
New Slaven
Connecticut Congress of Mothers
Judith Is Wather
Fashion's Forecast Pattern in Tones and Sizes for Slim Look
In Bridgeport Telegram pattern notice readers learn to choose styles that slim the figure. Patterns offered in sizes 36 to 48 inches require specific yardage and fabrics. beige tinted georgette is suggested for collar and vest. Pattern mailed for 15 cents. if not received in five days, call Barnum 6100. Fairfield news notes Town Hall session of the Board of Relief with meetings planned through next Wednesday to accept property owner taxes and comments.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
Chicago Bishop to preside at regional Methodist conference
Bishop Thomas B. Nicholson of Chicago will preside at the 10th annual New York East conference at First Methodist Church in Bridgeport April 2. Over 800 pastors from western Connecticut, Brooklyn, Long Island and parts of Manhattan and Westchester are expected, with 300 laymen at the parallel Layman’s Conference. Local hosts arrange housing and meals as delegates stay through six to seven days, and ministers will be assigned to pastorates for the year.
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Thomas B. Nicholson
Chicago
New York East
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Long Island
Manhattan
Brook
Westchester County
Methodist Educational and Benevolent Organzations
Washington Park M. BE
Bridgeport
Wali $B. Byencer
W. B. Griffith
Clarence Hilton
Geovad Hawley
W. JH. Wardle
First Universalist Church
Rehearsals and notices from St Joseph UW choir and townspeople
Rehearsals of St Josephs UW C choir held at the school. Alfred William Hayes Jr to depart for Newport Naval Training Station today. English Literary group met at Mrs D Wheeler’s home to discuss Music of South America. Mr and Mrs Raymond C Tinger returned from a trip to New York. A rummage sale at St Pauls parish house postponed. Miss Aarriet Saint of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs Breshnahan. Food sale at Holden Memorial hall by the Friday Evening Book club. Progressive club to host whist and pinochle at Wilbernian hall. Maurice Halpern has entered Columbia Law School. First Friday Lenten supper served by Woman's Guild of St Luke's. Ladies Social club guests of Mrs Bradley Jennings Wednesday. Women of Trumbull to meet at Mrs B Hurt’s home. Miss Bessie Levin to host Little Helpers League meeting Tuesday. Moose Heart Legion to host pinochle and whist at Moosehall. Elizabeth Eggert left for New York for cataloguers conference. Mrs William Tischer to oversee Children’s day exercise by Ladies Wintracht. Park Avenue Temple Sisterhood to hold annual luncheon. Mr and Mrs John McGirr celebrated 25th wedding anniversary.
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Raymond C. Tinger
Fairfield
New York
Tinger
Mary Bell
St. Vincent’s Hospital Training School
St. Paul's
Woman's Guild of
St. Luke's Church
Ladies’ Social Club
Bradley Jennings
Springtime novelties in wash goods and fur coats
An assortment of light weight wash fabrics and novelties invites spring. Ratines in plaids and checks show gray ground with lavender and other hues. crepes, ginghams, and sunwises accompany deep discounts on fur coats including natural muskrat, bay seal, Hudson seal, marmot, beaver and raccoon. Third floor wash goods section.
Saturday Candy Fancy Stuffed Dates Delights
Saturday Candy presents fancy stuffed dates filled with English walnuts ginger caramels fou gat and pistachio cocoa nut macaroon. They are delicious and add a touch of novelty to the candy lineup. Regular price would be 60 cents a pound. Main River
Bargain Finds On Household Goods And Apparel
A closeout sale lists cups and saucers at special $3.39 a dozen and china with gold bands. Main floor features black kid two strap pumps at $11, while second floor shows fur collars. Suits discounted from 29.50 to 19.50 and 55.00 to 39.50. Nurses and maids uniforms reduced. blouses and crepe de chine items also on sale. Remaining display items include hand made blouses at 3.00 and a few small lots slightly mussed.
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House OF Satisfaction
Main St
Poli's
Women's Handkerchiefs of Line at Present Assortment
A splendid assortment of handkerchiefs for women with embroidered corners and plain hemstitched designs. Prices are 50 and 75 cents each.
Flapperette Underwear Styles for Knitted Bloomers
The Knitted Underwear Section invites readers to inspect new Flapperette designs. Some bloomers are in solid color while others appear in combinations.
Angelo F Tri to Speak Here on February 25
Angelo F Tri will address fathers mothers and teachers about boys and girls rights and ways in a February 25 talk at the high school auditorium. Beasley School Parent Teachers Association sponsors the event with Jennie E Witzroy as chair and committee members listed.
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Angelo PA
Angelo F Tri
Beasdgley ‘School Parent Teachers Association
Jennie E. Witzroy
Angua K. Thorns
Jeremiah Holmsa
Frank& Kibney
Ste
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District Club 16
Mary Allen
Sarah M. Webster
Newport
BR. J
Sarah Morris Webster
Sidney Webster
Hamilton Fish
President Grant
Franklin Pierce
Relief Board
Board of Relief
Jeanette Lingerie Shop
Fairfield Ave
Dimity
Voss
Batiste
Deauville
St. Joseph’s
UW. C. Choir
Alfred William Hayes Jr
Main Street
Naval Training Station
Aarriet Saint
Kkansas City
Ats. Dg
Breshnahan
Grant Street
M. Wilson
Joseph Belli
George Egbert
Dana
Holden Memorial Hall
Progressive
Wibernian Hall
Washington
Maurice Halpern
Bridgeport High School
Columbia Law School
Trumbull
B. Hurt Stonight
Bessie Levin
Park Avenue
Little Helpers League
Stratfield Hotel
Women of
Moose Heart Legion
Moosehall
State Street
Elizabeth Eggert
The
Public Library
William Tischer
Wintracht
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
W. Garnett
U.S
Nakomis
Sisterhood of
Park Avenue Tern
John McGirr
Elsworth Street
Main
Iver
American Porcelains
Brown
J. Miller & Sons
Sever
Tive
Humphrey
the Gas Appliance Exchange, Inc
Helbig’s
Stratford Ave
Bunnell Park Ave
South Ave
Fulton Market
Fulton St
Lyric
Porterhouse
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