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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1922

Page

9

Country Club Bowling Luncheon Prizes Set

Brooklawn Country club hosts April bowling luncheon on Wednesday April 2 with twenty five women’s teams present to award prizes for best single string three string and other events. An out of town orchestra provides music and themed table decor enhances the event.

Brooklawn Wegh Evanta Carl A. Baldwin D. Fairchild Wheeler Maturin Waldo George Arliss Horace Marwin Norma Tal- Madge Harold Lloyd Bowling Yuncheon Wal_lace Reid Sterte Mra. I. DeVer Warner

Benefit Concert for Legion and VFW Draws Huge Crowd

A benefit show at Poll's theatre for the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars drew a packed afternoon audience. Master of Ceremonies Edwin Vail introduced local actors including Arthur Chatterton Miss Mary Ann Dentler Arthur Griffin and Bill Breinke amid enthusiastic applause. Mrs James Fairfield Barr honored with a medal by Major Adams, and a moving film Lest We Forget showcased Richard Cutts Fairfield’s grave in Italy and Mrs Poll’s work for ex service men. Committee leaders were R True chair, Walter Rutt Walter Knox James Rooney Carl B Cavanaugh and Earl Radiken.

Poll Edwin Vail The Lyric Theatre Bridgeport Arthur Chatterton Mary Ann Dentler Arthur Griffin Bill Breinke Richard Fairfield Italy

Mid-Year Recital by Miss Clark Pupil Group

The mid year recital by Miss Grace Dalrymple Gark's pupils was held Saturday afternoon in the Stratfield parlor. Participants included Miss Grace Jepson, Miss Margret Hior nap, Miss Catherine Hullson, Miss Hilda Peterson, Miss Edith Lock wood, Miss Helen Kells, Miss Mildred Iubble, Miss Katherine Treadwell, Mrs Harold Waterbury, Miss Anline Porter, Miss Claire Rourke, Miss Pearl Talmadge, Miss Lenore Lawton, Miss Bessis Gray, Miss Edith Cushman and Miss Florence Alper.

Grace Dalrymple Gark Sun Stratfield Grace Jepson Margret Hiornap Catherine* Hullson Stiss Hilda Peterson Edith Lockwood Helen Kells Mildred Iubble Katherine Treadwell Harold Waterbury Anlne Porter Claire Rourke Pearl Talmadge Lenore Lawton Bessis Gray Edith Cushman Florence Alper

From Cats to Cake Eaters in Bridgeport Rescue

A Bridgeport study details a dramatic shift in cat behavior and welfare, noting 49 vats priced in homes and over 1,200 animals aided, housed, or transported. The piece blends humor with social commentary about urban animal rescue and changing feline conduct.

Bridgeport Bridgeport Animal — Tescue

Lenten musicale by Bozyan and De Bruille at United Congregational

The Lenten musicale features H. Frank Bozyan organist and Alex Jander DeBruille violinist at United Congregational Church. Bozyan is a Yale assistant university organist and instructor. DeBruille rose to notice with a veteran band. Program includes Benedictus and other organ pieces, violin works by Schubert Mendelssohn, and choral selections conducted by Rev. William Horace Day.

Sunde Gross Shubert Dovdelonal Morditation Ray Wiliam Horace Day

Emily Blair to Speak at Alliance Luncheon in Greenwich

Members of the Connecticut Democratic Women's Alliance invite ten unaffiliated women and others to a luncheon at the Stratfield hotel on Friday night April 7. Miss Caroline Runuts Trees of Rosemary Hall chairs. Mrs. Emerson Newell is absent presiding. Mrs. Emily Nowell Blair of the National Democratic Women's organization will address the gathering with perhaps additional speakers of national prominence. Reservations through Mrs. Riley or the Stratfield.

Democratic Women's Alliance Alliance Connecticut Democratic Women's Alliance Stratfield Hotel Caroline Runuts~ Trees Rosemary Hall Greenwich Emerson Newell Emily Nowell Blair National Democratic Women's Organization Riley Strath Field

Dr Irvine critiques church imagination at forum

Dr Alexander Irvine, noted Irish writer and orator, spoke at the United Church Community forum on What Is The Matter With the Church, condemning lack of imagination as a fault. He urged more focus on Christ's teachings and cited reform potential in Congregational church structure.

Alexander Irvine Community Forum United Church Irvina

Fifth District Democratic Club to Meet Thursday Night

A local political notice states the Fifth District Democratic Club will hold its next meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the club rooms at 308 Wood Avenue. Also listed are social and community notices including a Calvary Episcopal church guild food sale and various local engagements.

Democratic Club Wood Avenue Guild of Calvary Epiccopal Church

Monday Specials Tailored Suits and More

Sale highlights list winter stock suits at 49.50 down from 98.50, fur trimmed jackets, drop stitch fabric vests, and lisle knickers. Items span main and second floors with prices like 1.98 to 2.98, plus a 6 for 25 cents cake offer.

Bargain textile and hat sale offers detailed prices

Hemmed fabrics in weight and finish options priced from 4.50 regular to 1.19 sale with 81 by 90 size. Medium weight underwear fabric 36 inches wide at 0.25 regular and 0.19 sale. Half linen towels absorbent, 0.25 regular and 0.19 sale. Hats priced at 5.00 in varied colors and styles, including straw satin and novelty straws, marketed as bargain items for Monday.

Bargain rack fabrics and furniture in 3rd floor sale

Hemstitched linen fabrics in Black on white and flesh tones plus navy and brown blends. Children's shirts and dresses with lace embroidery in sizes 2 to 14 years. Various fabrics including muslin, serge and tweeds offered at reduced prices. third floor furniture specials feature dressing tables and chiffoniers at half price.

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