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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1922

Page

9

Bathers Enjoy Ideal Weather at Compo Beach

July 11 reports excellent weather drawing large crowds to Compo Beach. Temperature around 70 degrees and steady wind made bathing pleasant with no accidents. Notable visitors include Elizabeth Shields of New York and Phoebe Rice of Riverside Avenue, while families from New York and Kansas City occupy cottages for the summer. Compo Life Guards receive new sweaters as Danbury visitors frequent Camp Deyo.

Compo Beach Campo Beach Snook Thomas White Clark N. Kirk

Story Tellers Plan for Week Program

Week program for Story Tellers lists sessions at Catholic Community center on Washington avenue with Olive Hayden and 4M. O'Con nor on Wednesday and at Bridgeport hospital with Geraldine Leibensberger and Charlotte Berns. Thursday features Hebrew Orphan Asylum with M. Kane and S. Lan ais at Hillside Home with Dorothy Williams and Helen Wills. Friday afternoon covers Protestant Orphan Asylum with M. Raligo and Helen Sclsam at Junction of State street and Fairfield avenue with Rose Beck and EB. Dennison, plus Lexington avenue with Char nd Helen Neil.

Washington Avenue Olive Hayden O'Connor Bridgeport Hospital Geraldine Leibensberger Charlotte Berns Orphan Asylum M. Kane S. Lanais Hillside Home Dorothy Williams Helen Wills Protestant Orphan Asylum M. Raligo Helen Sclsam State Street Fairfield Avenue Rose Beck EB. Dennison Lexington Avenue Helen Neil

Memorial Baptist Church Opens Daily Vacation Bible School

Memorial Baptist Church on Maplewood and Howard avenues opened its Daily Vacation Bible School yesterday morning for 75 children from the west end. The program emphasizes nonsectarian religious training, memory work, Bible stories, crafts, and character building, with teachers including Mrs. H. Dearman and Mrs. W. M. Hand.

Memorial Baptist Church Maplewood Howard Ayanues Ney Plantuourhia Rasain Jene Haup

Fairfield Beach club water sports entries grow

The Fairfield Beach club schedules a busy water sports program with many entries. Half the events occur Saturday July 15 and half on Saturday July 23, featuring swimming races and obstacle events for men and children, plus canoe races and land-based contests. Ira B. Warzer chairs the sports committee and handles plans from Fairfield.

Fairfield Ira B. Warzer Rastretore Jeairfield Irman Sports Committee Bel

Personal News Share Week of Visits and Events

Miss Margaret Coughlan of this city visits Port Chester and Kingston guests with the Browns and others. Raymond H. Clark of Union Avenue summers in Ellenville and Newark visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott. Miss Margaret Borahan and Miss Louise Garrison spend weeks with relatives in Kingston. Miss Alice Gorman of Fort Chester has returned after visiting Miss Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes announce a daughter born Monday July 19. Loyal Ladies Winter Council to hold summer meeting at 2 pm in club rooms with Dr and Mrs Romeo entertaining. Mrs. Sextone of Kansas City, Mo., visits Miss Dorothy Taylor of Southport after time in New York and New Jersey. Fidelity Sewing Circle outing at Pleasure Beach with Mrs. Frank Leonard, Mrs. Howard Sanborn, and Mrs. William Boullen in charge. Twelfth District Republican Women's club plans a Pleasure Beach trip at 11 am. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Speer and daughter Marjorie of Washington DC return from Speer’s farm visit. Shea, Straten Hotel clerk, will spend two weeks at Atlantic City and attend the Elks convention.

Ene Corelig Winter Council Loyal Ladies P. O. Romeo Washington Mhat Sextone Kansas City Dorothy Taylor William Taylor Southport New York New Jersey Fidelity Sewing Circle Pleasure Beach Frank Leonard Howard Sanborn William Boullen

Fairfield G O P Women Plan Rally Tomorrow

Fairfield County Republican women plan a rally tomorrow afternoon at the Fairfield Library. Speakers include Mrs. Leo Davis, Mrs. EH Willard Fleck, and Mrs. E. C. H. Schenele. The event gathers GOP members from Stratford, Westport, Fairfield, Boston, Weston, Newtown, Shelton, Monroe, and Trumbull to discuss caucuses enrollment and the September state convention.

Leo Davis Tha Fairfela ‘County Republican Twomons Willard Fleck E. C. H. Schencle Gil Fairfield Library Leroy Lewis Stratford Cwanty-firth Westport Fairfield Boston Weston Newtown Shitiun Monroe Trumbull

Girls Summer Homes Opened At Beach

Under the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women, a girls summer home opens July 13 at 173 Broadway Walnut Beach. The cottage offers low cost rest near shore, staffed by a Board of Councillors led by Mrs Simon Crehan with Mrs M J Wiangan and Rev John H Landry as chaplain.

Connecticut Council of Catholic Women Broadway Walnut Beach Crehan Frerson Thig Cottage Tage Rhole 1 Lae Simon Crehan M. J. Wianagan J. L. North Grover A. Lyon Nellie Dunn John H. Landry

Bathing Suits and Shoes Featured in Vacation Store Display

The advertisement showcases Worsted bathing suits for men and women, comfortable shoes for walking, tennis, and golf, plus dressy footwear. It highlights Main Floor Fantasy Silks, striped and plaid wool cloths, fringed skirts, Kayser silks, and Humming Bird stockings with prices and colors for summer shoppers.

Dress to Impress on the Road to Happiness

The text advises that apparel expense is minor for appearance and confidence. It urges choosing a flattering gown, coordinating necklace, a high hair comb, and light powder or rouge as needed to set forth on the road to happiness.

Fancy Home Crafts and Linen Goods Sale List

A list features items such as lawn aprons 40 cts to 1.00, baby sets stitched on white pique at 40 cts, embroidered animals 50 cts, blue or rose linen handkerchiefs two for 75 cts, Huck towels 35 to 50 cts, luncheon sets five pieces 1.35 and thirteen pieces 1.25, plus many other items not listed.

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Elizabeth Shields Phoebe Rice Riverside Avenue Porter W. Farrell Portia Farrell Ely Greenwich Pred ‘Walsh East Orange Atrentic City William Murphy Old Mill Corero Beach Edward Boyd New York State Rochester Montreal Isabelle Brandlow Compo Beard Compo Life Guards Danbury Camp Deyo For All Bovinine Alnni H. Dearman W. M. Hand Edware Hart Clarke Cummingey W. M. Richardson Clifford Th. .1. Provena A. BR. Bowen Daily Vacation Bible School Bible School Sports Pwear Netar John Street Noble Ehoff Phipps Randa Sport Margaret Coughlan Port Chester S. C Frank Brown Weaver Street George Brown E. Raymond H. Clark Union Avenue Eagle Junior Bagel All Tenn Ellenville WN. J Neark M. Scott Margaret Borahan Ezra Istreet Louise Garrison Madison Avenue Kingston, N Alice Gorman Fort Chester N.Y Kame Margaret Coughlin Connecticut Avenue John Hughes Dixon Avenue Republican Women's Club Francis Yy Speer Ang Marjorie Washington, D. CG Speers Wether Airy Mine Speer Warren Atrast E d. Shea Straten Atlantic City Elks’ Convention Fairfield G. O. P Women Plan Long Ugdy Fairchild &Sons,Inc. Jewelery, & Opticians Main ST Artade Cor Read House Niee Alain Barnum Second Figar Jersey Jackets Brassieres Coreat The Hnner Oxfords Buswa Viel Royal Society
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