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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1928
Page
9
New York based Maternity Center Association teaches thousands of mothers infant care. Experts warn alkali soaps harm infant skin, say Lux contains no harmful alkali and is sanitary for baby clothes blankets toys and linens. Lux emphasizes purity in its tissue-thin diamonds for safe washing.
A birthday party was held at the Boys Club for Michael Bracca turning seventeen. Friends and relatives gathered as staff planned a memorable event with games and refreshments, honoring the popular club musician. Attendees included Florence Diamond Mary De Sarlo Mary Diamond Josephine Marcy Lucy Verrilli Adina Roberts Carmella Bracca Anne Bracca Louisa Counte Michel Bracca Anthony Grovino Joseph Odice Bully De Petro Benry Cocco Tony Cocco Francis Flanagan Arthur Semone Daniel Federicel Anthony Matto Stanley arcuso Samuel Bracca Joseph Brarcca John Bracca Tony Geroglfo Adam Bert na Tony Vitale Charles Corlello Rocco Scirto.
Telegram Daily Pattern Service advertises a two piece flared skirt attached to a two piece kimono waist with center front neck cut and an aphed band finish. It lists sizes 6 through 14 years, fabric suggestions, price 15 cents pattern, embroidery extra, and ordering details with stamps or coin.
The United Church Men’s Association plans the year’s first gathering at Pilgrim Hall tonight. Captain G Willensa ex New York homicide squad will speak on A Trip Through the Underworld. He will recount experiences in stopping gang wars in New York City. Bridgeport police quartet will entertain.
The Sixth District Republican club hosts a whet, pine adhle and brieve party at its rooms on Charles Street and Madison Avenue with Rose McCarthy and Harriet Wedell in charge. Ivy Grove W C holds a meeting at Mrs Helen O’Neil’s home, 2696 Main Wd, this evening at 8. Bridgeport Chapter Junior Hadassah plans a bridge party March 21 at 3 pm in the Stratfield hotel. Girls Friendly Society of Calvary Episcopal meets next Thursday at 8 pm at Mrs Florence Anderson’s home, 352 Ezra Street, with Mrs William Hay assisting.
Stamford hosts the Connecticut Conference of Social Work with events from April 22 to 25. Sunday features the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service annual meeting and a supper for the American Association of Social Workers followed by an inspirational address. Monday includes two round table conferences on family welfare, pensions, budgets, and cause work with speakers from New Haven and New York.
More than 1,000 members of St. Augustine's Holy Name Society received Holy Communion in a body at the 6 pm mass. Rev. Peter H. McLean celebrated low mass and preached on the use of speech urging clean language. Jesuit Father Reichi of New York assisted in distribution and heard confessions Saturday evening.
The All Comers Bible class welcomed the Boys Club harmonica band for a Sunday half hour of music directed by Charles A Livingston. The program featured Star Spangled Banner Humoresque Oh Come All Ye Faithful Yankee Rose Our Directors March and Home Sweet Home with soloists Angelo Guzzi Clifford Hart and others.
A description of spring style details features a cream tweed outfit by Nicole Groult of Parte Tas. The piece highlights a sleeveless blouse and matching tweed robe designed for wear with tweed skirts, emphasizing light textures and luxury materials.
Aids In Russian Fete Miss Armitage daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul W Armitage Beach road Black Rock and New York City will be one of three head waitresses at the mi-careme ball and carnival held Wednesday night at the Plaza New York for the benefit of the Russian Society Inc The other head waitresses will be Miss Olga Yurovitch and Miss Ruth Buckner The Tasted Patriotic auxiliaries Inc will hold a monthly meeting at Legion hall Golden Hilltreet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Mrs William Lounsbury the president will be in charge Important business will be transacted and attendance of every member is requested
Walter Bassett, 32, of 62 Hansen Avenue, Iron worker, was arrested on breach of the peace charges after allegedly creating a disturbance on Ais Reine Saturday night. He was locked up in the Third precinct when unable to post $100 bond for City Court appearance.
Regularly $1 bandeaux made of Crepe de chine with lace at the top in peach, pink, or nile. Available in sizes 32, 34, and 36, though not every shade carries all sizes.
300 yards of plain or striped rayon material. It is sturdy and suitable for women's dresses, children's dresses, and draperies.
A Siouxland advertiser touts Peterson's Ointment as the fastest relief for itching and eczema. Testimonials from South Dakota Iowa and Washington praise its curing power and suggest purchasing from drug stores for five cents per box.
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