Juvenile Musicians delight with Bridgeport concert at Farm
Bridgeport Juvenile Musicians directed by William Goldemen staged their first concert at the Farm last night, drawing a large crowd despite a storm. The all boy group, mostly violinists, showed notable progress after just three months of practice with members George Dana Barry London Warren Mosman Benjamin Friedman Albert Coles William Fielson Joseph Reilly Albert Goldin Ansel Wittstein and Jack Rozens performing. Dancing preceded and followed the program as attendees arrived after 8 o'clock.
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Bridgeport
William Goldemen
Thoose
George Dana
Barry London
Warren
Mosman
Benjamin Friedman
Albert Coles
William Fielson
Joseph Reilly
Albert Gold In
Ansel Wittstein
Jack Ro
Zens
Paris free seating in parks during noon lunch hour
Paris abolishes fees for park bench use during the noon to two o’clock lunch period. The move targets municipally controlled spaces and aims to extend the policy to Parisian government parks including the Tuilleries Jardin des Plantes and Luxembourg.
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Paris
Immigrant Aid at Bridgeport's International Institute
The International Institute in Bridgeport assists immigrants arriving from Europe at Ellis Island. A Greek girl facing the Greek quota finds help from the institute and its W C A secretary, Caroline Wilson, as officials intervene with paperwork and housing. Case work aids include locating work and coordinating with nearby towns. Swimming and playground activities resume, with plans for classes and gym as Miss Wilson develops a program.
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Ameritas
América
Ellis Island
Sara
America
Bridgeport
Eo W.C. A
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City
Gata
Reucl
Tier Ang Dors
International Institute
Mew
Misa Caroline Wilson
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Seaside Park
Wilson
Bible School Turns Applicants Away at Local Camp
Registration for the Daily Vacation Bible School run by united church bodies at First Methodist and First Baptist churches is closed due to high attendance. About 140 registered and more cannot be accommodated. Children continue to arrive each morning seeking admission, prompting several turn aways. This week the program ends Friday at Fairfield Beach with children guided by Lana Knapp and Edward A. Cowles. Weekly guests include E B Greg Glaude, Mr Northcott of Nov M. CG A, and George S Hawjluy who spoke to students.
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Bible Schoal
United
First Methodist
Piscopal
First Baptist
Sproai
L ¥Riday
Fairfield Beach
Ihhildren
Mies Lana Knapp
Edward A. Cowles
E. B
Greg Glaude
Mr. Northcott
George 5S
Hawjluy
Goldenrod Troop Plans Summer Campouts and Trips
Goldenrod Troop Two under Miss Lens Knapp prepares a busy summer schedule for Girl Scouts. Fifteen girls will undertake an overnight hike, twelve attend Camp Oak Knoll, and two visit Hartford Camp. More trips are planned as the season progresses.
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Wintec
Imost
Golden Red
Monthly Tea for Convalescent Veterans in Allingtown
Ward B of Allingtown hospital hosts a weekly tea for convalescent boys. The Red Cross and community supporters donate generously as women from Bridgeport and nearby towns expand care. At 725 Main Street a knife incident caused a deep thigh wound and hospital treatment for a man.
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Allingtown Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
Red Cross
Bridgeport
Lows Darin
Main Street
Smergenry Hospital
A. B. Margolis
Hebrew Orphans Bus Trip to Savin Rock Outing
Twenty two children from the Hebrew orphan asylum on Late Fayette Street were taken to Savin Rock yesterday afternoon by the Couneil Service club for a fun excursion by auto. The asylum recently welcomed a new matron Miss Henrietta Perlman from Pleasantville New York. The committee seeks wardrobe donations and asks callers to Noble 1778 to arrange delivery.
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Couneil Service Club
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Fayette Street
Savin Rock
M. London
Lenox Avenue
Asylum
Henrietta Perlman
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Pleasantville
New York
Orphan Asylum Committee
Noble
Summer dress patterns and fabric costs described
The notice discusses dress fabrics like gingham and organdie for a fashionable summer look. It notes a home sewing pattern No. 1466 with sizes 18 through 40 inch bust, priced 15 cents, requiring specific yardage for plaid and plain material, plus a request for pattern orders and mailing details.
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Jane
Matehialn
Bingham
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