Catherine Banas Is Albert Belingo's Bride
Catherine Banas became the bride of Albert Belingo of Greenwich on Wednesday June 15 at 1040 in Blessed Sacrament Church. The ceremony was performed by Reverend John J Kennedy who sang the mass. The bride wore a white gown trimmed with rhinestones and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs Frederick Seltenrich, sister of the bride, was matron of honor in white green taffeta. Ralph Belingo served as best man. A reception followed at Mrs Seltenrich's home. The couple will reside in Stamfield after a trip to Washington.
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Blessed Sacrament Church
John J Kennedy
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Ralph Betingo
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Banas
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Italians defer feast program at Columbus Park
The St Anthony feast in the East Side kicked off with a parade led by the committee and a Bridgeport Marine band performance. Weather delayed yesterday’s events. the second day’s speeches by Pasquale Altieri on The United States and Italy and Louis Richards on the day’s significance were postponed to next Sunday afternoon. Fireworks, band demonstrations, and athletic contests with prizes are planned after dark with two out of town firms presenting displays.
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St Marys class awarded diplomas at graduation
Twenty pupils graduated from St Mary’s school at St Mary’s church yesterday afternoon. Honorable mention went to Jennie Farrace Robert Kelly Philip Murphy and others. Rev James J Wilson preached on church service virtue and salvation as students recited the class motto and performed the consecration ceremony.
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St Mar's School
St. Mary's Church
Mary McNeill
Elizabeth A B Kelly
Theiesa M Welytok
Jennie D Fairace
Robert J Kelly
Phillp M Murphy
James J. Wilson
St. Charles’ Church
Mother
Sacred Heart
Pasquale Anthony Baldino
Carmelina Marie Carrubba
Margaret Frances Claughsey
Elizabeth Theresa Cordes
Anthony Thomas DeRose
Rose Cecilia Durante
Jennie Dolores Farrace
Fizabeth
Kelly
Robert Joseph Kelly
Elizabeth Anne Kovacs
Olgalaey Lattans
Virginia Mary Lyddy
Irene Mary Maloney
Philip Michael Murphy
James Jain O Brien
Daneb Fiennis Oqconnee
Mary Margaret O'Neill
Madeline Agnes Steiner John Joseph Tusso
Theresa Maile Welytok
Georgia Cities Move to Ban Gasoline Gypsies in Statewide Effort
Georgia cities join a transportation pact to curb gasoline Gypsies described as wandering families living off others. Twenty Georgia towns agree that wandering motorists must show means of support before welfare aid, as police and welfare agencies coordinate to prevent drifters in dilapidated cars.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Georgia
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Costly high living and cheap nutritious meats
A health note urges sensible food choices to cut costs. It argues that cheaper beef cuts such as round or chuck are more nutritious and digestible than pricier cuts like sirloin. It warns against white bread and advocates seasonal vegetables and canned goods when needed. It also explains gastritis and links overeating and bad combinations to stomach inflammation.
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Same Hands Different Bids Auction Bridge Contest
A Bridge contest starts today titled Same Cards May Be Bid Very Differently In Different Situations. Daily hands with dealer and four positions to bid will test declarations, with slips and scores tracking progress through Friday. The feature challenges readers to bid Tom a hand and compare results, promising lively insights into bidding strategies and rivalries.
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American steamer rescues crew of 14 in Bay of Biscay
The American steamer Aquarius rescued 14 men from the French schooner Doree after a violent Bay of Biscay storm on May 30. The Aquarius limped into port from Hamburg, crippled by the same gale as four other ships failed to notice distress signals. Captain William H Stone of the Aquarius stated the ship is a Shipping image likely misrecorded in translation.
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Personal Advice Column by Dr Frank McCoy in Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy with intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Include a self addressed stamped envelope if a personal reply is desired and send to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Wesleyan to Give 11 Honor Degrees at Commencement
Wesleyan university in Middletown will confer eleven honorary degrees at the 3568 commencement in Memorial chapel. Recipients include Arthur Goodrich, Royal Cortissoz, Edward L. Rice, Charles K. Beach, and John Edgar Parker, among others, spanning fields from literature and art to science and law.
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Associated Press
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China
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N.Y
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Newark
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St. George's Church
New York City
Royal Cortissoz
Paul Nixon
Bowrain
Edward L. Rice
Ohio Wesleyan University
Charles K. Beach
Connecticut Agricultural College
Frank Daines
Supreme Court
John Edgar Parx
Wheaton College
Van Dyke To Speak At Graduation Danbury
Danbury June 19 Special Correspondent Dr Tertius Van Dyke son of Dr Henry Van Dyke Princeton professor and man of letters will be the principal speaker at the commencement exercises of the Danbury State Normal school next Thursday afternoon Commencement week opens Monday with a field day Tuesday picnic in Bridgeport Class Day Wednesday afternoon The Class Day prom will be omitted out of respect for Miss Marjorie Gaffin the class president whose death occurred two weeks ago
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Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Danbury State Normal School
van Dyke
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Washington
Bridgeport
Marjorie Gaff Tin
Fire Company Attends Outing at Toryville
Huntington June 19 A large Huntington Fire company delegation rode by bus to Toryville for field day sports. Notables present included Captain and Mrs George Arundell and Miss Maud Arundell among many others. John Reeves of New Haven died after a long heart illness. interment in Huntington Lawn Cemetery Monday at 4. Several social gatherings of local residents were noted, including bridge parties at the Cawthrea and Mix homes and a Stepney Fire Department fundraiser. Birdseye’s milk truck license suspended 90 days for overload. Farmville River Grange hosted a social with 50 attendees and discussed Connecticut Agricultural College funding for local youth stock projects. A meeting is set for June 22 at Miss Ethel Beardsley’s home.
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Shelton
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Ferrin
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Stepney
George C. Birdseye
Mohegan Street
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Royal
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Seymour
Connecticut Agricultural College
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Fairfield County
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Ethel M . Beardsley
Farm Street
British lay bets on June 29 sun eclipse
London, June 19 By Associated Press bookmakers in Britain take odds on the June 29 total solar eclipse. They wager that the phenomenon will not be visible, despite scientists predicting an eclipse, and even consider its chances as part of betting interest across racing and shooting stars.
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Associated’ Press
Great Britain
Man 78 to Wed in New York
Stuart Lindsley aged 78 from Orange, New Jersey, and Miss Laura Sande fort Webb aged 52 of New York obtained a license to marry. They plan a ceremony next Thursday. Webb is a secretary of the Bible Society of America. Lindsley's first wife died five years ago.
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Stuart Lindsley
Orange
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Misa Webb
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