Commencement at Fannie A Smith School Friday
The Fannie A Smith kindergarten training school will hold its commencement Friday at 11 AM at People's Church on Laurel Avenue marking the first year in the new building. Miss Betty Payne Bridgeport is president, with Miss Helen Shiantey New Haven secretary and a long list of New Haven and nearby graduates receiving recognition.
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Fannie A. Smith
People’s Church
Laurel‘ Avenue
Miss Smith
Sirts
Betty Payne
Bridgeport
Helen Shiantey
New Haven
Harriette Panikett
Hattie Smith
Oliva Veazey
Beatrice Bone
Alice Golden
Marjorie Thompson
Mose Stock
Edith Sheridan
Sara Itubin
Kathryn McGrath
Margaret Butler
Roe Allinson
Marie Andrews
Misa Margaret Clyne
Rose Corbett
Actors Score In Play Given By The Theatre League
Bridgewarters praised the Little Theatre League as outsiders packed the barnen West age 1 for Pim Parses By. Only league members could attend previously but the public is now admitted. The play, to be repeated tonight, charmed the audience with the absent minded Mr Pim's antics.
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Bridgewarters
Little Theatre League
Lilue Theatre
League
Pim
Buffalo Club Whist Night at Club Rooms
The Buffalo Club hosts a whist event at 62 Cannon Street rooms. Mrs J Kutch serves as chairman guiding the event with emphasis on organization and attendance.
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Buffalo Club
Cannon Streets
Miss May Henrick to Montreal Trip for Two Weeks
Miss May Henrick of 948 Howard avene plans a two weeks trip to Montreal Canada. The educational committee of the Wheatley branch will entertain at a party tonight at the branch on Beach Street for participants in the recent pageant. Mrs William Papp of 37 Waldott nue announces the birth of a daughter Dorothy May at their home Thursday. Mrs Papp, before marriage, was Miss Gladys Burr. General Azppethion, soldier and diplomat and two college graduate, will speak at Ber church at 1:00 Sunday afternoon on constructive Bible Lands work. Mrs Williams of Bristol is resting comfortably at the Avidgeport hospital after an operation there. Mr and Mrs A Shapiro of 75 Garfield avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Emily to Ray Hinka of New York City, scheduled for May in New York. Miss Estelle Bernstein chairs the annual luncheon committee for the Council emilee club to be held at the Business and Professional Woman's club in the Liberty building, Saturday June 9. Miss Doudy Spence R. N. has returned to duties after two weeks in Manchester NH. The executive board of the Women's League of the Park Street Congregational church will plan a tea and garden party at the homes of Mrs William B Boardman and Mr Frank S Thrumbult of Mill Hill, June 7. Mrs George Nothnagle of Park Place opens her home Tuesday for a garden party by the Woman's auxiliary of the M. es and Mrs Witham Teardate of 51 Hanson Street 72 at St Vincent's hospital after an operation yesterday morning.
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Bristol
Laurel] Avenue
Avidgeport Hospital
A. Shapiro
Garfield Avenue
Emily
Ray Hinka
New York City
New
Estelle Bernstein
Liberty Building
Woman's League of the
Park Street Congregational Church
Nexthursday
William B. Boardman
Frank S. ‘Frumbult
Mill Hill
George Nothnagle
Park Place
M. Es
Witham
Hanson Stonetig
St. Vincent's Hospital
Two Injured In Norwalk Auto Collision
Norwalk June 1 Two men Carl Rueger of 207 Maple Avenue and William Biscopi of 60 Main Street Tortingtonmare are in Norwalk Hospital after a collision here tonight. Rueger's car driven by Sosse Mayo of 57 Spaview Avenue collided with Biscopi's machine. Biscopi is held on $25 for reckless driving. Both men suffer serious but nonfatal injuries.
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Norwalk
Carl Rueger
Maple Avenue
William Biscopi
Main Street
Parishioners Plan Whist at State Armory in June
St Augustine's parishioners organize a large whist and entertainment at the State Armory on June 7. The entertainment committee is led by William Gerrits, with John Kennedy as secretary and Rev. J. A. Ganley as treasurer.
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STATE
St. Ausgustine’s Church
William Gerrits
John Kennedy
J. A. Ganley
The Empty House staged by Black Rock church youths
The Woodruff Memorial building in Black Rock was crowded last night as the Black Rock Congregational church group presented the new play The Empty House. Mystery was the keynote with audiences spellbound as they awaited the climax.
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Woodruff Memorial
Black Rock
Cimax
Pattern for Blouse Making Promises Quick Tailoring
A Bridgeport Telegram readers pattern offer describes a printed crepe blouse style, noting popular materials like georgette and voile, with a mail order pattern available for a small fee. Readers are asked to send name and address with stamps or coins and to call if the pattern does not arrive within five days.
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Lre
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum 100
Garden fete by college club in Fairfield this afternoon
The Bridgeport College club event on the Wheeler home grounds features Booths food and articles for sale. Attendees from Mt Holyoke Simmons Smith Vassar and Wellesley will aid endowment funds. Entertainment includes dancing by Irene Comer’s pupils and children’s activities with storytellers and games.
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S. H. Wheeler
Post Road
Fairfield
Bridgeport College Club
Mt. Holyoke
Simmons, Smith, Vassar
Wellesley Colleges
Irene Comer
Elizabeth Marstein
Oliver Styer
Mary Brenneman
Mabel Egeling to Wed Joseph Mills June 30
Misa Katherine Egeling of Nice Street Southport hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday night for her sister Miss Mabel Egeling who will wed Joseph Mills of Southport. The ceremony is set for June 30 at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. R D Hatch officiating. A blue and white color scheme and home decorations highlighted the event.
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Misa Katherine Egeling
Nice Street
Southport
Mabel Egeling
Joseth Mills
Trinity Episcopal Church
R. D. Hatch
William Cownerthwait
Henry Keeler
Sure
W. Schein
Orvello Fox
Lulu Troy
Dorothy Waler
Lorraine Marsh
Hattle
Hlsie Nichols
George Keyser
Eveling Woot
A. Egeling
Josephine Alwood
George Fox
Joseph Mills
George
William Exeling
Bathing House Kids Try Again At Calf Pasture Beach
Norwalk reports a renewed bid effort on June 1 to build bathing houses at Calf Pasture Beach. Plans were revised from an imposing $20,000 structure to a row of wooden huts after failing to receive any bids.
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Norwalk
Norwalls
Calf Pasture Beach
Stamford Lid To Clamp Down On Gaming And Liquor
Stamford June 1 new police chief James J Ilette orders patrolmen to be personally responsible for all violations of gaming and liquor laws. He directs immediate verification of any infractions and warns officers to give special attention to these two laws in his first official act since taking office.
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Stamford
James J. Ilette Nin Proporra
Stancford
Indian Midden Found in Greenwich Exhibits Planned
An Indian kitchen refuse ground uncovered at the gateway to the Pierce estate in Greenwich yielded arrowheads ornaments and other relics after excavation by Paul G Howes assistant for the Bruce Museum They plan to exhibit the finds at the Bruce Museum noting Algonquin and other tribes inhabited the Greenwich Norwalk area in earlier days.
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Pierce Estate
Paul G. Howes
Bruce Museum
Sugars and Creamy Table Tumblers and Belgium Linen Textiles
Catalog note lists sugars and creamy table tumblers with Belgium linen fabrics in blue green lavender rose tan brown and gold. Describes weight texture and color range, width 46 inches priced 89 cents per yard. May reference a trade item or fabric sample line.
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Belgium
Saturday Candy and Candy Flavors on Sale
Advertisement notes new fruit slices at 39 cents per pound with three pounds for a dollar. Also offers a pound box of assorted chocolates at 49 cents and a ninety inch wide Noor Round thread marketed for making luncheon sets towels and runners.
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