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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
13
A new cold cream powder blends with natural color, hides pores, and resists perspiration. It spreads evenly, suits any complexion, and gives a soft velvety finish. Available as Mello-ale Powder, come in and get it today.
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to break up colds regulate bowels relieve feverish fancies constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years these powders give satisfaction. Trial package sent free. Address Mother Gray Co Le Roy N Y.
The United church hosts a 4 pm performance featuring Richard Keys Biggs concert organist of Cathedral chapel Brooklyn and Victor Roythart baritone of Queen of All Saints Brooklyn. Biggs, renowned organist and choir master, delivers clear tone and rich color while Roythart's powerful voice and stage presence promise a memorable recital in Brooklyn.
Gloria Gould Bishop, wife of Henry A. Bishop Jr and daughter of Georges Gould, joins Telegram staff to write on beauty health and happiness. She trained as a professional dancer in New York and will contribute exclusive articles beginning Monday.
Rev P H McClean pastor of St Augustine church will lead a Sunday evening Lenten sermon series at 730 PM beginning next Sunday and continuing through Lent The Holy Name Society plans a body reception of Holy Communion by over 1000 parish men a week from next Sunday followed by a breakfast served by the women after mass
A period list records births from area families. Entries include Peter and Florence Yirrs at 26 Sub urban avenue a son born February 24 and James and Nathalia Osborne at 222 Wheeler avenue a daughter born February 26. The compilation names numerous parents and addresses with birth dates through March 2.
Mayor Behrens Police Superintendent Flanagan and city officials coordinate a 6 34 pm Sunday welcome for the New York Police Band arrival at Stratfield hotel dinner and Lyric Theatre program feature Perle Bartl and Giuseppe Interrante performances with city leaders leading the escort and reception.
City board trimmed two band concerts to July 4 and Independence Day due to a 9250 appropriation. Golf at Beardsley Park opens April 18 with Alderman Harrison and City Clerk Burdick on the golf committee. Hinks professional appointment to be made March 26. Playground conductors will receive instruction classes at Welfare building starting in April, seven weeks, final exams June 10.
Mr and Mrs Martin J Kane of 1658 Warren Street entertained Wednesday at a party in honor of their nephew James J Ryan of Port Chester who was visiting for two months. The house wore American flags in honor of inauguration day. Guests included Miss Catherine Burke Miss Delia Burke Miss Gertrude Kane George Bachman Edward Bachman Gilbert Nichols and Damen F Ryan.
Alfred Berggren the city’s renowned cellist will be soloist at a Sunday 7:30 p m musical service at Washington Park M E church. A chorus will perform. Berggren will play Romanke Campagnoli Hreisier Alt Bach Gavotte Popper Cantileno Itermann pieces. Organist and director is Mrs Clara M Alvord.
Fairfield County alumni committee announces Yale Glee and Banjo clubs will perform in a formal concert at the Stratfield ballroom Friday March 13. Attendance limited by room size. Buckingham Compensation Commissioner chairs arrangements.
Dr. E. Hall director of scientific work at the Agriculture Department has submitted his resignation. Secretary Jardine has not yet acted. Ball, a critic of gov science policy, suggests harmony by allowing Jardine to choose associates unconnected with prior policies. The piece notes the Rig Veda as the oldest book, existing 1,690 years before Christ.
A selection of items described as alias titles and authors highlights a future shopping tour. Plain color fabrics mix with splendid tailoring and silk lining. Included examples suggest famed print pieces among other appealing selections available on the main floor.
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