Punch and Judy Show at Springtime Fair Event
The Alumnae associations of the Fannie A. Smith school host a Saturday afternoon Springtime Fair with Tulipa and greengries decor, candy table, children's table, grab bag, fancy work and useful articles tables. At 4 o'clock a Japanese Punch and Judy show will entertain children.
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Alumnae Association
Fannie A. Smith School
Cordelia Ford
Desolating Somputes
Gren
Mise
Louise Floyt
Bertha
Cole
Robert Patterson
Ella ‘Mitchell
Betty Fishar
Jessis Hoag O'Brien
Elisabeth Lockwood
Gertrude Kearns
Robert Baldwin
Surprise Party For Chesley Davis Reported
A surprise party was given Chesley Davis of Vincollette s rest Wednesday night at his home. Games and dancing followed. Luncheon was served. Guests included Chesley Davis Guy Butler Charles Butler Lester Hawkes Carleton Vincollette rank Watkinson Stacy Hall Percy Towin Frank Tobin Lena May Vincollato Ming Searles Huigu Frank Dorothy Welson Margaret Hornken Marjory Vincelette and Mr and Mrs Frank Vincollette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Davis
Vincolletto
Tate
Guy Butler
Charles Butler
Lester Hawkes
Carleton Vincollette
Rank Watkinson
Stacy Hall
Percy Towin
Frank Tobin
Lena May Vincollato
Ming Searles
Huigu Frank
Dorothy Welson
Margaret Hornken
Marjory Vincelette
Children to Entertain at Recreation Center
Children perform at Worth End Recreation Center Madison school with multiple dances
Congregational Women to Be Mission Guests
Congregational women of the city are urged to attend the annual meeting of the Women's Congregational Mission Unions to be held at the United Church at 7:30 p.m. Speakers include Mrs A G Bickermin of New Haven Stella M Jordan of Boston Hon Parker W Fisher of Star NC and Mrs Charles E Ewing of China. The program ends with a joint gathering of attendees from United and Ark Street churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Congregational Mission Unions
United Church
A. G. Bickermin
New Haven
Mga Stella M. Jordan
Boston
Parker W. Fisher
Star
N.C
Charles EE. Ewing
China
The
United and
Ark Street
St Johns Kindergarten Hosts Charity Sale By Children
St Johns Episcopal church kindergarten children held a sale to raise funds for missionary work. Front row members included Helen Sale and John Carlson. proceeds supported food, cakes, pies, sandwiches, and candy, decorated tables, and activities by Mrs. Sherman and Miss Lucille Ghidres.
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Missionary Fund
St. John's Episcopal Church
Francis J.erry
John Edstrom
Tor
Mra. I. CG
Bassick
Mrs.&. F
Local clubs host games and talks this week
The Twelfth District Democratic club plans a whist and pinochle night at Sixth Street near Stratford Avenue with refreshments. The English Literary club meets at Mrs. Erva Silliman’s home on Washington Avenue to discuss Current Events led by Mrs. Harry Read and Joseph Conrad critiques led by Mrs. Wilbur Smith. The Patriotic Order of America Camp 14 hosts a whist evening at Mrs. Minnie Knapp’s Central Avenue home. First Methodist Standard Bearers hold a supper social at Mrs. Mahsi Fogo’s Wordin Avenue home. Business and Professional Women announce Open House at the club with Miss Alma Becker, Miss Emma Eames, and Miss Rose House hosting tomorrow night with cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Literary Club
Erva Silliman
Washington Avenue
Harry Read
Wilbur Smith
Joseph Conrad
The
Patriotic Order of America
Minnie Knapp
Central Avenue
First Methodist Church
Mahsi Fogo
Wordin Avenue
Alma Becker
Emma Eames
Rose House
Clark Proposes Reduced House Size and Pay Rules
Washington March 2 Anane 1923 plan by Representative Clark of New York proposes cutting the House from 435 to 217 members effective March 3 1923. The bill sets Vice President and Speaker pay at 15000 and Senators and Representatives at 12009 with fines for unexcused absences and a limited three day absence allowance per session.
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Washington
House
Clark
New York
Benita
Himseif
Thomas Hanan Injures Knee in North Avenue Fall
Thomas Hanan of Lake Street fractured his right knee cap after a fall on North Avenue near Island Brook Avenue last night. He was transported to St. Vincent's Hospital by F Walsh of the Emergency squad.
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North Avenue
Island Brook Avenue
Thomas Hanan
Lake Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
On F. Walsh
Soap Fat Replaces Elbow Grease In Washing
In Rinsa Rinso detergent the science of soap fats removes dirt without hard rubbing. Laundresses show varying effort but clothes come out spotless and white. The ad claims Rinso’s suds soak dirt away, reducing scrubbing to targeted spots.
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Rinsa
Stratford Chamber Re-Elects Officers At Annual Meet
Stratford March 2 Special Stratford business men gathered in Packard Hall for the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting. Lynn W Wilson editor of the Bridgeport Times and Robert Z Lavery vice president of Bridgeport Hydraulic Co spoke on three topics and opinions on unemployment and round table problem solving. Officers were re elected: George B Chase president George A Walrchild vice president Edwin Cortis treasurer Frank J Mercer secretary. About 16 businessmen attended with Town Clerk Hunter and members of both factions. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church catered the dinner.
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Stratford
Mar
Asa
Packard Hall
M Chamber of Commerce
Principia Sprassora
Lynn W Wilson
Bridgeport ‘Times
Robert Z. Lavery
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Laavery
Lynn W. Wilson
Europe
United States
Tfarding
George B. Chase
George A. Walrchild
Edwin Cortis
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Various Fraternal Bodies
A list of meetings scheduled for tonight includes Pride of Bridgeport Council Daughters of America Joseph Dowdall lodge Knights of Pythias and many others with locations at 181 State Street 1025 Miin Street Broad Street 224 Gilbert Street and more. Also noted wage cut for Lender Manating Co. workers in Springfield and the death of playwright Henry Bataille in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride
Bridgeport Council
Daughters of America
State Street
Joseph Dowdall
Knights of Pythias
Miin Street
Aveanum
Broad Street
Women's Christian Temperance, Union
Gilbert Street Busery and Confectionery Workers' International Union
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Schwaben Sick Benefit Society, Inc
French Street
Brotherhood of Fainers, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America
Elm Street
First Swedish Hundred Men Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Laurel Avenue
Grove Street
Friernal Ald Union
Todec
Fairleig Avenue
Casip
Independent Order of Tigers
Savoy
Athetce Association
Bla Pemtbroke
Company FU Pythias
Housatonic Ave
Jerusalem
Nae Sonic Templa
Beloin Camp
Modare Woodmen
Anwred
Lee Avenue
Bridgeport Lodge
New Ensland Order of Protesion
Court Nelson
A. O
Main
Naami Lodge
Orier Shepherds of Reshlahem
Modern Woodmen of America
Marmony
Nancy Lincoln Lodge
St. George's Hall
Stratford Avenue
Goden
Courtall
Stir Strart
Wage Schedele
Springfield
Mass
Manating Co
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs William Jones
Friends held a surprise party at her Dome on Wilmot Avenue for Mrs William Jones on Wednesday night. The event featured singing dancing and a midnight chicken supper attended by numerous listed guests.
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William Jones
Wilmot Avenas
Dennis Tolan
Frank Malone
John Reynolda
Hudson Burr
Mya
Charles White
Mra
Joek Tarry
Mise E. Smith
A. Choughm
E. Burger
H. Schuitt
Mise G. Higgios
C. Higgins
M_* Martin
G. Modina
I. Molesino
di Miggero
J. Tanner
G. Dumpy
L. Molusing
J. Geary
L. Burr
W. Gustovan
L. Acristrona
I. Melonte
H. Jones
Tt.Waontak
L. Higgins, and
W. Stanler
Local Girls to Appear in College Club Play
Two Bridgeport girls Miss Kathe rton and Miss Miriam will appear in the production Baragueta at Connecticut College New London Saturday night. The play portrays Spanish country life with comedy of un- Tagging action under Professor Prancisco Pirol. Spanish clubs stage and costuming draw attention as leaders guide this year’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Katheerton
Miriam
Ins Yoac
Miss Shelton
Brunettes Rise as Senior Tree Day Leader at Wellesley
Wellesley College reports a shift in senior traditions as Olive Ladd of Lincoln Nebraska, a brunette, is elected mistress of the senior Tree Day exercises by the senior class vote. The aides chosen include two blondes and two brunettes, marking a notable change in the longstanding blonde leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Mar
Wellesley Callege
Bionds
Olive Ladd
Wincoln
Neb
Women Men Admire and the Pinkham Cure Narrative
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols women's happiness through disposition and content while noting ailments like headaches, back pain, and nervousness. It claims women relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors’ medicines failed, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Wometh
Lydia E. Pinkham
HEIRLOOM JEWELRY REPAIR AT FAIRCHILD AND SONS
Old dew Made New In Our Finely Equipper Repar Depart ment. Our expert craftsmen remake old jewelry into new pieces. Bring an unusual stones ring for a modern mounting or view hand painted sketches of updated rings. G. W. Fairchild and Sons Inc. 907 Main Street Bridgeport Conn. Established 1865.
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Aladdin
The Flapper Pump Shoewear Model with Black Heel
A captivating shoe model in dull calfskin with a plain toe and semi French style. The graceful lines feature a new black heel and a cross-strap buckle over the instep. Suitable for silk or crepe dresses, it presents a charming option for wear.
Elastic Girdles and Teas in Frilly Catalog Style
Elastic girdles in pink with hose supporters, lengths seven to sixteen inches, plus a longer front belt style for corset effect without rigidity. Also items for Nut Cups, Mottoes, decorations, invitations, and kitchen fare listed with prices. tea room menu features Salmon, fish cakes, pies, and desserts.
Stationery items from High Land Linen and Bond list
Stationery section advertises writing tablets in three sizes priced 25 and 30 cents, note books with fibre covers alphabetically arranged 25 to 50 cents, and blotting paper desk size in multiple colors for 10 cents each.
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Highland Linen
Highland Bond
Gingham House Dresses Offer Dressy Afternoon Wear
Gingham House Dresses feature organdic vestees collars and pockets trimmed with narrow tape-like gingham folds. The style is attractive and suitable for afternoon wear about the house. Sizes 36 to 45 priced at $4.95 on the second floor.
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Mel May Hall
Worth End
Madison
Misa Ruth Carstensés
Misa Elton Bonnell
Margaret Poreman
Mise ‘Marion Watt
Gertrude Lockwood
Barbara Vack
Eleanor Langham
Frances Krapp
Dorothy
Helen Sailor
Doris Marvel
Marie Caerar
Alice Majorison
Muriel Conway
Misa Lenora May Owhsher
Mission
Crisco
Save
Scaent
Sunnybrook
Fancy
N. B.C
Marshall
Campbell's
Heinz Sweet
Miseller's
BOKAR
Coffee Supreme An&p Sole Distributors
Atlantic
Pacific
Cer
Barnum & Bruce
Gregory St
Barnum Ave
Hancock Ava
Burnell St
Main St
Mein St
the Main St
East Main St
Noble Ave
State St
Stratford Ave
Wood Ave
Fairfield
Conn
Soutport
Corn
ST. John’s
Sixth Street
J. Hennigan
Yale
T. Noah
J. Kelly
Henry Bataille
Paris
G. W., Fairchild and Sons Inc
Main Street
P. O
Coun
Avenbol
Fortuna
Setseer
Elizabeth Fenner
Ireland
Gingham
P.reag
Midgle Street
Otena
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