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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
11
An advertisement by Elizabeth Fenner promoting an electric needle process to remove warts moles and permanently shape eye brows offering absolute privacy with twenty three years in Bridgeport. Contact details appear as a telephoneless note.
The Connecticut League of Women Voters reports widespread interest in arms reduction and has organized a campaign of information and open discussion. The largest meeting is set for January 8 in Bridgeport with Dr Yun Siang Tado and other speakers. Additional events are listed for New Milford, Putnam, Cromwell, Wallingford, Bristol, Danbury, Cornwall, Middletown, and several towns that have already hosted sessions.
The column details Mr and Mrs Michael Shalen visiting Goshen Indiana and Springfield Ohio to see relatives, updates on Mrs Shalen's return to Maplewood Avenue, and organizes a Contemporary club meeting January 9 with guest Sir Paul Dukes discussing Secret Service in Russia. It also notes several students returning to schools, engagements, and a New Year party announcing Raymond Beckwith's engagement to Phoebe Warner.
Boxes for the Junior League Show at Park theatre January qa 20 1 attract Bridgeport matrons debutantes and youngsters in a full revue. Boxes opened recently and sold quickly to families including Seeley Deloss Pierce Hincks Dever Warner and others. The event features Junior League children and husbands in dances and numbers with elaborate costumes.
A fragment lists meetings and addresses for numerous fraternal and veterans groups in Bridgeport area. Includes orders such as Golden Sceptre, Masons, Knights of Pythias, United American Mechanics, and veterans groups with multiple street locations and temple lodges.
Mrs John Laidlaw Buel, state regent since 1909, is endorsed by the Daughters of the American Revolution for vice president general of the national society in 1922. She is a writer on patriotism, long active in Connecticut chapters, and married to Dr. John Laidlaw Buel of Lichfield.
Mrs. William I Hmmedieu hosted the annual business meeting of the Rector's Guild at St George's Church. Reports praised the year's work including hospital sewing efforts. Officers elected: President Mrs Frederick Hindsley, Vice President Mrs Frank Slossoh, Recording Secretary Mrs Charles J, Corresponding Secretary Mrs J W Burrage, Treasurer Mrs Charles H Armstrong. First working meeting set for Tuesday January 10 in the church school room.
A Tuesday Stratford masquerade honored Mr. and Mrs. Vitalier Leck of East Broadway with music dancing and recitations. Prizes went to Mrs. Alfred Brill as the Queen of Sheba and Mr Brill in Chinese attire. booby prize to Toomey. Participating guests included Toomey and daughter Mr and Mrs Elmer Thrall Mr and Mrs Frederick Brill Miss Clara Brill and others from New Haven Stamford and surrounding areas.
Bridgeport Oratorio Society selects Sir Edward Bleur King Olaf for spring concert at the Tullor theatre with enlarged chorus. Arthur Mees conducts. Committee includes Slaytor P Stevens chair and Mrs Chines D Davis among others. Rehearsals begin January 10 inviting singers who can read music.
Fragmented ad-like text mentions a medical tablet and various brands. It hints at heart-related gas symptoms, a delay in effect, and claims of improved sleep, calm, and reduced nervousness. Mentions Leverty Bros and Altair with unclear product links.
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