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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1921

Page

11

Urgent appeal for children’s shoes and supplies

A local charity asks for children's shoes and clothing as shortages grow. The Benevolent Shop in the Sovs' Chric building seeks donations of kids footwear, outfits, and related items. People can call Barnima 542 to arrange pickup or delivery. Money funds relief efforts through the Charity Organization Society's committee.

America Benet Special Relief Committee Charity Organization Society

Elizabeth Fenner Faces Permanent Eyebrow Change

A brief item notes that Elizabeth Fenner underwent an electric needle process that destroyed facial features including the eyes or brows, resulting in permanently altered eyebrows. The report mentions years of privacy in Bridgeport and the lasting impact of the procedure.

Elizabeth Fenner Bridgeport

Handicraft Shop Opens on Join Street

Dr Olga Wood Bull opens a handicraft shop on Join Street featuring Windsor chairs, antique clocks, rugs, a freplace, handwoven scarves, painted ware, handmade lingerie, belts, towels and “Ouivia linen” textiles. Myre Woodhul, longtime resident, pursued this venture for two years, inviting city interest.

Join Street Drs Olga BR. Wood- Bull Windsor and Hitchcock Seth Thomas Clack Beckers Myre Woodhul Ciy Ins City

Princess Ruth Saves Hilo From Lava Flood Legend

island of Hawaii July 12 delegates to the Press Congress of the World will visit Hawaii and hear the tale of Princess Ruth who reportedly stopped 20 months of lava flow from Alamaloa volcano. Eyewitnesses recount her kneeling before Pele the volcano goddess amid offerings as lava halted its advance toward Hilo.

Helo Island of Hawaii Press Congress of the World Honolulu Alamaloa Filo Ruth Hiln Hilo Pele Ruth Ab

Fashioners Predict Skirt Lengths Shift Toward Longer Hemlines

Readings from Paris fall fashion hint at longer skirts returning, with mid calf to knee lengths favored by designers. Modists Miss Mitchell and Mrs Lawson forecast a transition to modest hemlines while noting ample variation as American women test evolving styles.

E. M. Mitchell Paris Milady Miss Mitchell Cara Ofrs Lawson Bildine Ofrs. Lasson Sara Kinscella

Love Not Motive Of Woman Jewelry Thief

New York July 12. Judge Jean H Norris questions the notion that love drives female crime in a tale of a shoplifter Jean Cunningham and a confessed accomplice EShwood Cox. Norris argues passion often masks primal instinct and criticizes the idea that women steal only for love or loyalty, labeling such acts as animal instinct and a “mark of the beast.”

Winifred van Duzer New York Blackwell Istana Yean Cunningham Yorkville Eshwood Cox Adams Caté Arthur Brisbane Nei Jean H. Norris Old Jefferson Market Jean Cunningham Age Norris Jachin Hier

Committee thanks Mrs Edge for relief efforts

Mrs C S Crosty and her committee praise Mrs retry baorty for arranging a benefit at Strutfel4 district. Over 200 dollars was raised to aid soldiers. They also thank the local bakery for daily fresh bread distributed to the troops.

C. S. Crosty Helpeca Retry Baorty

Luncheon Hosts and Social Events Across Clinton Ave Area

Mrs. David and Day of Clinton Avenue will host a luncheon tomorrow afternoon. A large group attends a plenic and dance at Mrs. Hobart Wheeler’s Lang HU home with many named attendees. The Ladies Auxiliary of the D. will hold a weekly whist at Mrs. Michael Clabby’s home. Also noted are engagements, travel, society visits, and upcoming meetings of local clubs and councils.

David & Day of Clinton Avenue Tomorrox Hobart Wheeler Lang HU Doris Tuite Wheeter Arriet Anna Swinnerton Letuyvens Challie Graves Meade Jennings Ethel Shkinner Margrave Neithercut Lorraine Armstrong Dorothy Northrop Tiford Warner Mtrs George Sherman Winsor Douglas Severn Louis Katacher Jack Wheeler Js Jonn W G. Sherman Winaser Norman Leeds, Jr Burr Battram Ira Warner Bradford Warner Abveny Hubielt Conrad Lashar Amy Riker Cvifard Blake Newel Charles Arms Lncy Wheeler Prank Edwin Eilmat Frederick Sead Arthur Jennings Robert Diselie D. Pateschild R. JT. Neith J. DB. Skinner Mars Fred Bassick Sory Michael Clabby Poplar En Misa Mary Brittin John Wo. Brittin Ellsworth Street Bleck Park Massachusetts

Lenine Appeals 10 A 3 to Help Starving Russia

KANTAL VON WIEGAND reports from Berlin that Lenin has asked the American government through Senator France to aid the starving Russian people. The dispatch says Washington has indicated it could help, but only if independent Russian representatives elected by the people accept supervision of supply distribution.

Kantal von Wiegand Berlin Lenin France Moscow Rowne East Prussian

Haselton Bride Haselton Poole Wedding at Home

A quiet wedding at 828 Park Avenue united Miss Reta M Haselton and Howard J Poole of Rome N Y amid close family and friends. The ceremony by Rev Alexander Anson followed by dinner at Brooklawn Club, then a brief honeymoon before settling in the area.

George W. Haseldon Park Avenue Mise Reta M. Blaseldon Howard JH. Poola Rome Saselton Mise Haselton Op&clia Helga Westerberg Miss Haselton Baronet Killarney Ray Goon Ome Ponle

Thirteen Citizens Bet On Carnival Lottery Draw

Thirteen members of a city gathered on a May Friday to stake 2300 francs each on number 33 in Monte Carlo. The marble ball spun and number 26 emerged as the winner.

France

Co-eds to Tour England and Scotland on Foot

Miss Ellie U1 Milliken Bates class of 1923 daughter of Mr and Mrs Elche Bates will tour England on foot this summer as Bates College announces. Scotland will also be visited with Dr. Phebe DuBatse examining physician for women at Bates accompanying the group.

Lewiston Missellie Milliken Bates Daugh Ter Elchase Phebe DuBatse England Scotland

Campaign for school in Woonsocket sparks local effort

In Woonsocket, Canucks to Build a Textile and Manual Training School aims to raise funds with a target of 0.000. A local donor has already contributed 100,000, and a campaign broadened by East supporters gathers help. meanwhile two women inspired by wartime education reform pursue a public-spirited project through art and study in the city.

Woonsocket Wwonnsocket

Harding Turns to Boyhood Vernacular in Moment

Washington reports President Harding, during a casual round of golf with friends, used a five dollar bill to illustrate a point in a terse, vernacular remark. The anecdote shows his preference for plain speech in informal settings.

Washington Harding

Oxford Coeds Debate Styles

London report discusses Oxford University women students fashion rules issued by the Junior Proctor. Women must wear a subtuss hue skirt and coat with a white blouse and black tie, and a parasol is debated. The memo notes heat and complexion concerns and hints at a conservative black and white standard.

London Oxford University Pegasolm xi

Hemlocks aid children work and a Brooklawn event

Letters praise Hemlocks and Helen F Boyd for Bridgeport children's programs and mention a Brooklawn Countess Club concert and dance arranged by Mrs Kenneth W McNeil for Friday evening to benefit convents. A dinner at Housatonic Lodge followed by details of a coastal drive precede reflections on local scenery.

Evelyn Helen F. Boyd Hemlocks Committee Bridgeport Kenneth W. icNeil Brooklawn Countess Club Strinert’s William P. Maher Rf Tailor Irenistan and Benham Housatonic Lodge Derby Peck’s Mill Sridge

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