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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
13
A recent scientific discovery offers a quick correction for bladder weakness affecting both old and young readers. The study highlights new treatment approaches and practical steps to improve nighttime rest and daytime comfort.
A garbled ad for Kellogg's Brown Tablets praises a “symptomatic cure” and youthful vitality with claims of improved sleep and energy. It touts a free trial and mail order costs, naming Frank J. Kelleas as a distributor and mentioning postal charges.
Aiver non Carburetor Co claims a new carburetor boosts gasoline mileage from one-third to one-half and increases engine power 30 to 50 percent. The device promises compatibility with cheap fuel and all cars, with easy installation in minutes.
The Wednesday Club hosted an evening of song and solos by Mrs Predetleg and Mrs George Taylor among others. The event featured performances by The elph quartet and Mise Adelaide Pat, with notable contributions from Mrs Hiebd Syer and Mrs Horall Berkley. Decorations, tea treats, and formal committee support framed the refined program.
The Commission on Child Welfare appointed by former Governor Helcomb wader ru presents a plan to establish a Bureau of Child Welfare and organize two Children's courts. The report, due this month, urges a centralized framework, updates to statutes, and a codified set of acts and amendments to guide state child welfare efforts.
The Blossoms of Zion elected officers for the new year during a meeting last evening with Miss France Hel fin Ute nein and Miss Luli hwartsenfer among the attendees. Lynne at arms and Miss Sarai Acheson were named, while Miss Ann Hawley will host the evening. The meeting featured a Mefineriy Singing Orchestra from Bridgeport providing jazz selections.
Eastern Star Grand Chapter officers from Connecticut met at Stratfield for an annual banquet. New state officers were introduced, and reflections on community service and social programs were shared. A Parent Teachers Association event at Black Rock School followed, planning activities to support school meals, health checks, and family engagement.
Personal notes describe Alisr bth May Porter hosting a reception this afternoon at the luck when NL Hod. Booge studies papers. Phoebe Bowagus plans an idle evening for a miscel event. Miss Disniyk to wed Leste Robingon. A list of guests includes Miss ilfelny Miss Mya Gerber and others. St. Pauls Men’s club to present a comedy Look Out the Paint at Sherman hall with dancing afterward. George W. King continues slow convalescence at Bridgeport hospital after a serious operation. Mrs. Walters Wilmot hosts a bridge party for the Thursday Luncheon clubs supporting the Bridgeport Protective Association. Miss Tomiy Santor to host Thimble club meeting this afternoon. WCTU meets tomorrow at 2:30 at headquarters 239 Gilberd street with Rev A Columbia colon y in charge and regional conference report. Irene Hackett celebrated at 1004 Compaticut avenue with friends and family. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S Allen and others. Rose Stamen of North in street plans winter visit to Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. GD Halmes of 3 Conn guests of the Tolmases at Bana avenue.
Bryant Electric plants end Christmas layoff and restart with full force this morning. W Bryant says the plant will run 48 hours per week as it recovers from a downturn, while declining details on wage rate outcomes.
Miss Ellsworth becomes Mrs E J Coyne after a ceremony at the bride’s home. The couple, with attendants including Miss Margaret Ellsworth as maid of honor and a best man, planned a honeymoon to Washington D C. They will reside at 995 Grand Street. Coyne is a West End businessman. Miss Ellsworth worked for George A Racheller Co.
In Lie Staples Garfield Barnum youths aged 16 plus will attend the Black Snake tribe ceremonials at Barnum recreation center tomorrow evening. An informal council will be held under Chief Harvey Went and a Muzle by Barnum Pour is planned as the public may observe the rites.
A personal letter chain describes a move from Stratford to Bridgeport, plans for Bermuda and Miami winters, and a home project with Meagher and Company. It mentions Lake street or Main street stores, Buckingham furniture discounts, stock investments, and a baby photograph project, with Madame Vera’s cosmetic and hair services referenced.
Checked Ginghams 32 inches wide in pink blue lavender and black checks plus plain colors. Suitable for children frocks aprons and house dresses. Also White Middy Cloth for middies bloomers waists or dresses. durable for kids garments.
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