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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1926
Page
14
Mrs Giovannina Mastranielo Garamella of Cationa Avenue boards the Conte Verde for New York to sail to Italy. She plans to visit relatives and friends during her vacation abroad.
Mrs Weaver recountsYears of ill health improved after three to four weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She slept better and gained strength enough to care for three children Her sister urged the remedy and she now endorses it to other women She invites letters from readers seeking advice on the product
N many important counts. Women are deserting the old time sanitary pad for Kotex a new method that multiplies protection and solves disposal embarrassment. Five times as absorbent and deodorising it ends insecurity. As easy to dispose as tissue with no laundry or embarrassment. Available at drug or department stores for a few cents. eight in ten better class women employ it.
Miss Clara Ham is honored with a kitchen shower at Miss Betty Neithercut's Brooklawn home. Engagement to Harvey Hubbell Jr announced last winter. Guests include the Rees and others. summer visits noted at Morris cottage. several local families invited to dances, bridge, and club events at Mall River Country Club.
Miss Winifred Baker, a dancing instructor studying at the Ned Wayburn School in New York, has gained prominence through artistic numbers and two original recitals. She studied in Paris last August and won distinction at a concert on the Legiathan. She now pursues summer dance courses starting June 28.
Public hearings before the Zoning commission set for May 14 were postponed to July 16, announced by City vice James A McElroy secretary of the end mission. Postponement caused by Mayor Rebrens outing for city officials to be held July 14.
Danbury July 9 Special State Labor Commissioner Warry Z Mackenzie announced Holward A Platt of Sherman selectman and former Danbury resident will serve as field agent for a free public employment bureau. It will be the sixth such Connecticut bureau in three years and will cover western Fairfield and part of Litchfield counties with a temporary New Milford office before Danbury quarters.
Fairfield Garden club members enjoyed a delightful afternoon visiting several gardens in Greens Farms and Southport. They admired mid summer blooms at the homes of Mrs. Van derbilt Muller Wheox Rand and Taylor, then tea at Mrs. Richardson’s Westport home on Long Lake Road. President Mrs. DeVer H. Warner led the club.
The Pleasure Club formed by employees of the Manning Maxwell and Moore factory will hold its first bus ride Sunday July 11. About 40 members with wives and friends will go to Coney Island for a day of pleasure events and sports with dinner planned early evening. Two large buses are arranged. John Keyes and Frank Saunders coordinated the plans.
Vital statistics notes multiple birth announcements and marriages aboard Elm Street and surrounding areas. Entries include James and Ethel Wales with a daughter on June 30 and Andrew Calcaterra with a son on June 23, plus several couples from Flush ing Long Island and Stratford, Ansonia, and neighboring towns with sons and daughters born on dates in early July.
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