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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1921

Page

7

New Paris Fashions Among Bizarre Paris Race Day

Paris March 2 The Auteuil races opened a colorful season with critics praising the most bizarre fashions in memory. Mrs Ogden Goelet drew attention in a red silk gown, while nobility commented on the display of jeweled stockings, cobra skin shoes, and steel ornamented gowns. American and European society mingled, with several titled Americans and prominent merchants among attendees.

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Baby to have Queen Sophie as godmother in Athens

Athens March 27 Queen Sophie will be godmother to the infant child of Mme Manos morgani sic wife of the late Wing Alexander. The christening will name Sophie as godmother. At the 1925 high school election Charles Donnelly won president with 747 votes. Tenry Horton received 11 votes. Catherine Daly became vice president by 322 votes. Florence Tevans got 100 votes for secretary. Lorraine Stapleton and Gerald each had 101 votes. Morles Benny chosen treasurer. Mildred Carroll chaired the social committee Meymond elan led the A IA committee Mary Ixelly was vice chair.

Athens Sophie Mme. Manos Morganisic Wing Alexander A. Dra Sophie Charles Donnelly Tenry Horton Catherine Daly Florence Tevans Lorraine Stapleton Gerald Morles Benny Treas- Mildred Carroll Meymondelan A. IA Mary Ixelly

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair

An old advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur formula as restoring color and luster to faded gray hair. It claims easy home use with a large bottle and concealed darkening results, making hair look thicker and younger after repeated applications.

Wyeth

Notice to Property Owners Tax Liens for 1919 Taxes

Notice to property owners that liens will be filed on all property with unpaid 1919 taxes by March 31, 1931. Payments accepted at the Tax Collector office, Reents 4 and City Hall, up to including March 8, 1931, without lien or exchange.

Harvey Hubbell Concert Brings Easter Music to Peli’s

The Harv Hubbell Concert Band directed by Dr Giovanni Conlerag performed at Peli’s theatre as part of the Ena ur festival of music. Soloist August Berger violinist and Rher Garrison assisted, with John Adam Hugo unable to attend due to illness. A bold program featured Gypsy Airs, Serenade by Moszkowski, American Guard by Conlerag, and popular encores. The concert showcased the band’s high technical skill and Conlerag’s leadership from West Point training.

Harv Hubbel Giovanni M. Conlerag Peli Enaur Harvey Hoowell Maghl Dr. Conterag Concer West Point Military Academy Wiliamell Rossini Warnerian Foster Conternu Peer Gynt Bhand Een Individve

State Congress of Mothers to Meet In Meriden Soon

The annual Convention Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations planned for Meriden on April 1 and 15, with West Home and School Club hosting and Mrs. Hugo Lee overseeing arrangements. The national movement began in 1895, expanding to 47 state bodies and 13 foreign countries, with Connecticut represented by State President Mrs. George Brinton Chandler. Delegations from parent-teacher groups are planned for the state meeting and possible attendance at the national convention.

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Klauberg Accuses Hamilton in Trigger Claim

William E. Hamilton was arrested Saturday on technical charges after allegations by Blanche Marie Clark Klauberg that Hamilton tried to shoot him. The revolver misfired as a hammer snapped, and bail was posted. Klauberg filed for divorce with a counter-suit naming Hamilton. the case involves alleged threats and a disputed relationship amid a court action in Tauren.

Wiliam IE. Hamilton Street Satuy Vuisiody Walliam Klaukete Ares Wio Hamilton Blanche Marie Clark Klauberg Klauberg Wlauberg Klanbers Wheberg Dormer Barenall Phiver The Tauren Diln Slant

Bolshevik Papers Found by Police In Bridgeport

Police uncover Bolshevik papers in Bridgeport tied to two men held for trial. Authorities say seized documents reveal an alleged Red operation and anarchist links in Russia and America, with federal agents assisting in the investigation.

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Easter Musicale by Business Women's Club Packed Tea Reception

The Business Women's Club hosted an Easter musicale with Grace J. Carter as tea hostess. Lic Bagier color coordinated the event while Mrs. Dungan organized the program featuring Haster hymns and solos by Miss Mihel Seaman. Elizabeth Cox delivered readings from Victor Hugo and a humorous piece, with violin by Printtt and Barin. Hospitality chairman Miss L. I. Ritchie announced hostesses for upcoming Sund ay sessions.

Grace J. Carter Lic Bagier Tulia MM. Dungan Mihel M. Seaman Christ John Prindie Scotty Trawley Hazel ‘Thompson Shelley al Downing Cadman Beamans Miss A Carten Greene Rome Lohr Secon Spoup L. I. Ritchie Sund Aft Alice Keoval Aneit Mart Mi Noonan Joes Langshaw Ari Terasa Hagsseman Anril H. W. Langzettel Mey J Fannie

Personal notes on wartime tour and social events abroad

A fragmentary local notes column records HW Willard Fleck and Mrs. Mark Coverdale touring the continent visiting Ypres battlefields Mount Kemmel and Messines Ridge on March 11. It lists numerous Lenten dances and entertainments at various addresses, club meetings, theatre outings, and social arrangements across the community with many named residents and hosts.

Willard Fleck Mark Coverdale Continent Att Ypres Mount Kemmel Messines Ridge

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