Duffy-Cockerill Wedding Planned for Saturday Afternoon
Miss Lillian May Cockerill, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cockerill, and Joseph Elmer Duffy, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Duffy, will marry Saturday at St Johns Episcopal Church. Rev Stephen Fish Sherman will perform the ceremony with Alvin Browl on organ. A reception at the bride's home will follow and the couple will reside in Northport after July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian May Cockerill
John TP. Cockeri
Park Avenue
Joseph el. Duffy
Maurice Duffy
Northport
St. John’s Hoiscopal Church
Stephen Fish Sherman
Alvin c. Browl
Mise Oteckertl
Ethel
Cockerill
Lester Duffy
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Girl Scout Troop Presents Play Tomorrow Night
Blue Bird troop of Girl Scouts will stage a two act play Leave it to Pally at St Pauls parish house tomorrow at 7 45 pm Miss Florence HKul ht directs with soloist Miss Florence HKul ht and pianist Miss Atta Canfield Dancing will follow Cast includes Pris cilla Kitten Lieutenant Breen Bedelia Kitten Lois Bilton Octavia Harding Marion Bailey Mary Anna Meredith Marion Greene Marion Esterbrook Lena Pedilla Hilda Mason Elate Schwarz Lilian Martin Margaret Alvord Ina Sinclair Winifred Lavery Vivian Winthrop Nellie Dingee Constance Smythe Sara Yale Carolyn Biswell Florence Nairn Jean Jowett Ruth Ritter Annie the maid Dorothy Wesson the bur guitar Miss Minnie Cutter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Troop
Girl Scouts
Bridgeport Traffic Men's outing features athletic events
Members of the Bridgeport Traffic Men's association of the Manufacturers' association will hold their first annual outing next Wednesday at the Farm Black Rock. Both men and women compete in quoits javelin golf archery shot put bowling and pint championships with fifty prizes from manufacturers. A swim in the Farm pool and a 7 p.m. dinner at the club house will follow with music entertainment and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Manufacturers’ Association
Black Rock
Opera Players Here Monday at Empire Theatre
A group of society matrons and debutantes in Allan Poi Sant costumes will sell candles cigaretts and flowers during intermissions at the Empire theatre Monday evening. The event supports the Little Thea noon Musical club and the Opera Players Inc of New York. The pantomime Tito's Temptation will be presented directed by Emmana Clay Dillon with Blair Neal as musical supervisor. Also appearing are Miss Gibney and Miss Henrietta Bishop along with several Mrs. and Mr. families in intervals.
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allan po@sant
Empire Theatre
Little Theanoon Musical Club
The
Opera Players Inc
New York
Titos
Emmana Clay Dillon
Washington Oper Company
Blair Neal
Gibney
Henrietta Bishop
Daniel C. Watterson
Wilmot Wheeler
Berstram Ainsworth
Andrew FR. Smith
John Field
Local society notes and events across Madison area
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Har Wahtte to a Westfield groom at Mrs A F L Smith's home. Madison P T A meets for election. honeymooners Lichtenberg couple in Newark visit before Atlantic City. Trinity church women hold all day meeting. local officials change as H Gabelmann leaves Underwood Typewriter for construction work in New Britain. Stratford ME church fair and festival on church green with food, fish pond, orchestra. Fourth District Republican Women host meeting in State Street club room. German Evangelical Ladies Aid to meet in church parlors with listed hostesses.
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Har Wahtte
Brid
New Jersey
Gan
Westfield
N. J
A. FL Smith
Tan Avenue
R. Bramery
Stratford ME
Ladies Aid Society
Congress Street
Rudolph Bauman
Wikiam Bechlela
Meerbach
Charles Hitehle
Kater
Letters of Natalis and Fairfield life blend in notes
A reader recounts a village life column mixing notes on Harold’s Roma status, garden and tea room plans by Sophie in Botsford, and reflections on Fairfield water supply and Colonial Fair Acres development. The writer praises local stores like D. M. Read's for home shopping service and describes house and stove purchases, with emphasis on community amenities and suburban growth.
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Harold
Roma
Sophie
Botsford
Cannon Street
Helen
Danbury
Bridgeport
Iatrfield
Stratford
Bethel
Easton
Monroe
Newtown
Redding
Shelton
Trumbull
Westport
Weston
Fairfield
F. Laley
Ifc
Counre
Colonind Fair
Post Road
Flint's
Rowland Road
Pentivid
Beach
D. M. Read's
Six youths nabbed after disturbance near Boston and Dover
Six youths aged 16 to 20 were arrested after a disturbance near Boston avenue and Dover street. Police charged them with breach of the peace. Suspects named include Wilfred Rooney of 64 Shelton Street, Joseph Koarhiss of 1454 Pembrose Street, Thomins Callery of 107 Sheridan Street, Dennis Lockwood of 15062 Boston Street, phen Mirmender of Dover Street, and Frank Koviclh of 238 Sheridan Street.
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Boston Avenue
Dover Street
Pea
Wilfred Rooney
Shelton Street
Joseph Koarhiss
Pembrose Street
Thomins Callery
Sheridan Street
Dennis Lockwood
Boston Stvenue
Phen Mirmender
Frank Koviclh
Director of Exchange to Address Bridgeport High Students
Cameron Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, will speak to the Bridgeport High School student body at tomorrow's reg ulatory assembly at 11 o'clock. Businessmen from Bridgeport are invited. Senior examination schedule today will be altered to allow attendance, Principal Moore announced last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Bridgeport Igh School
Brisport
Moore
Education Board Meets at Roosevelt School
Education board members met at the new Roosevelt school in South Hud, Wich, to approve bidding for a fence along the Shred earth side yard and to protest church windows. It was the board’s first visit to the new facility.
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Lduratio
Roosevelt Schoob
Hud
Wich
Fiureth
Second floor fashion and fabric selections in afternoon sheet
Dainty fabric with exotic color patterns described for summer wear on the second floor. Mentioned items include fine dress linens, linen oxfords, two strap and black pumps, and a pattern department with a Belrabe method expert offering guidance on home dressmaking.
Bridal Shower Gift Array Promotes Home Essentials
A bridal shower list presents eleven useful home articles including dish cloths, brushes, cloths, a Ritz kitchen apron, and pot cloths as welcome gifts priced around $3 on main floor. Also advertised are festive undergarments and garments in assorted colors and sizes, with several discount offers on summer styles and knickers.
Couple Married Under Rose Arch on Stratford Lawn
Miss Mae Birk daughter of Mr and Mrs Birk and Valentine Buhrmester of Washington BC were married last evening on the large front lawn of the bride's Stratford home beneath an archway of roses. The bride wore white satin and orange blossoms. Sisters Evelyn Birk Kath leen and Anna Birk served as attendants and flower girls. A buffet luncheon followed. The couple will reside in Washington.
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Mae Birk
Airs
Doho Birk
Valentine Buhimester
Washington
G Orlock
Stratford
Evelyn Birk
Horor
Prk
Mrs. Buhrmester
Fairfield High School Seniors Graduation Reflects Community Support
Fairfield June 11. The Fairfield High School seniors were graduated at the Community Theater this evening. The commencement exercises opened with the procession to the strains of Rubenstein's Melody in F. William E. Smith, superintendent and high school principal, spoke briefly. Rev. Deolin L. Shively offered the invocation, and Robert William Cherry gave the sanitation speech.
Lordship Restrictions Drafted by Town Council Attorney
Lordship Manor Improvement Association heard Town Manager Hunter will prepare a rough draft of restrictions and improvements for council review. A park committee reported liberal collections in local efforts as part of tonight’s meeting in Lordship.
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Lordship
Teclestam Service
Lordship Manor
Before Twins Were Born Very Miserable in Wyocena
A Wyocena Wisconsin woman reports severe misery before twins and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes taking three and a half bottles, getting up strength, and caring for the twins alone. The adnotes Pinkham's product as a safe tonic for mothers before and after childbirth and praised by many mothers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wyocena
Wis
Lydia Kekham
Lydia E.pinkham
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Girl Scout Troop
Roman
Susan Gibney
Madison Hoo
Parent Teacher Association
Assembly Hall
Frank Tord
Iy Paul
Wal
Mr. Lichtenberg
Newark, N
Joseph Lichtenberg
Connecticut Avenue
Atlantic City
Lichtenberg
Margaret Candee
Perth Amboy
Womens's
Trinity
Church
Washington Avenue
Reurs H. Gabelmann
Underwood Typewriter Company
Travi and Hine Company
New Britain
Rooma State Street
Colorado Avenue
Natalis
Read's
Compa
Florence
Education Board Meets
Roosevelt School
Congress
Che D.f
Cts
Polly Prim Voiles
Truwauk Shoes
Ireland
Weland
Wiss
Main Moor
Standard-Designer
Fairfield High School
Sykes
Comfort Powder
Mer Ponca OH
Harvey & Lewis.Co
Elm Street
Zaccuracy
Salah
Hellmann
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