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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

Page

9

Fourth District Women Protest Oil Station

The Fourth District Republican Women's Club executive board held a special meeting to protest a proposed oil station at the corner of Fairfield Avenue and Grove Street. Residents fear the site, in a strictly residential area, would affect the neighborhood. A meeting was planned for April with a social hour after the business session in Bostwick Hall.

Fourth District Republican Women’s ‘Stub Fairfield Avende Grove Street Bostwick

Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn Tye

A fragmented diary style letter describes ongoing domestic duties and social calls. Natalie writes about illness, household chores, a visit to Mrs Kamerling for a temporary hair treatment demonstration, and shopping woes including mispriced chicken salad. She mentions Crawford Laundry services and a hopeful savings plan amid illness.

Evelyn Tye Tim Harold Edith Crawford al Vt

D A R Connecticut State Conference Set in Southington

The twenty-ninth annual state conference of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution will convene at the First Congregational church in Southington on Wednesday and Thursday. Hannah Woodruff chapter hosts. Mrs. Charles Humphrey Bissell to be elected state regent. program includes welcome by Miss Fanny J. McKenzie and remarks by state regent Mrs. Laidlaw Buel. public session Wednesday night with address by Mrs. George Maynard Minor. officers to be elected Thursday. Bridgeport D A R members listed among attendees.

Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution First Congregational Church Southington John Laidiaw Buel Tehatf George Maynard Minor Buel Connecticut Samuel H. McKenzie Fanny L. McKenzie Hannah Woodruff Laidlaw Buel Jay Cooke McClure Ametica the Beautiful Margaret Hickey National Society Anna Hempstead Jay Cooke Helen’ Snedeker Richard Beckley Charles Beck~ley Emma ‘Hutchinson Springfield Lumcheon Bridgeport Dp. A. R Nathaniel Worthen Frederick Strong Frank Staples John Woodhull Frederick Stevens F. A. Parsons Joseph Rose Joseph Wathaway Cora Beach Erma Morse Joseph Varigan Richard Staples Charles Armstrong

Orient Chapter Eastern Star Hosts Sale and Dance

The Orient Chapter No. 1 of the Order of the Eastern Star held an auction party at the Masonic Temple on Broad Street last night. Admission funded the event, with fine needlework producing numerous articles that sold quickly, followed by dancing. The committee included Walter T. Lyon as chairman and a list of members such as Miss Mariel Biltz, Frances Bauman, Mrs. E. T. Brundage, Miss Lily J. Davidson, and others.

Orient Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Broad Street Dansing Walter T. Lyon Mariel Biltz Frances Bauman E. T. Brundage Lily J. Davidson Dorothy Garner Marine Leonard Mayian Mortis Ethel M. Pigg Xelhe Pew Rrew Helen Sanger Sherman Ire Steenbers Thorpe Sarah Taylor Louige Wolff Frank J. Comill H. M. Dawson A. E. Stone

Fourth Lenten Musicale At The United Church

The Monday crowd attended the Fourth Lenten musical at the United Church. Organist H. Frank Bozyan, Yale University instructor, performed Toccata and Eugene in D minor, and other choral works. Violinist Alexander DeBruille added ARIA and On Wings of Mendelssohn.

Esterday United Church H. Frank Bozyan Yale School of Music Alexander DeBruille Bozyan Eugene Secord Symphony Guilmagt

New York Pastor to Speak at Christian Union Event

The Bridgeport Christian Union on Main Street hosts a daylong program marking the first of 12 anniversary events led by Rev. George S Avery of Chester Crest Mount Vernon. The schedule includes devotions, a series of evangelism talks, a luncheon, and musical selections with numerous speakers from New York and nearby cities.

Boelock Bridgeport Christian Union Main Street George S. ‘Avery Chester Crest Mount Vernon Joan W. Macdonald The Christian Union Wiliam A. Mitlero Piclock Avery Willam McQuere Ruth Angel Ghetto Clemme Eo White Hell's Kitchen Thomas J. Noonan Chinatown Charles A. S. Stary William A. Blackley Taarlem Wiliam F. Ellis New Tay Carlton Park Brooklyn HH. Ryerson William A. Miler Lawrence Sutherland Newark J. A. Blackledge Paterson N. Ty A. W. Monroe New Rotherle

Annual Convention of Women Voters in Baltimore MD

The third annual convention of the National League of Women Voters will be held in Baltimore from April 20 to 25 with many government officials and prominent speakers. A three day Pan American conference of women delegates from the Americas will precede it, focusing on child welfare education and women in industry and politics.

National League of Women Veters Baltimore United States

Bridgeport Delegates Attend Jewish Conference

Bridgeport was represented at the Connecticut and Rhode Island Interstate conference of the Council of Jewish Women held in Providence last week. Mrs. Charles H. Shapiro of Bridgeport was elected treasurer. The Bridgeport section sent several delegates to the conference.

Connecticut Rhode Island Council of Jewish Women Providence Charles H. Shapiro Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women

Local club notices and society engagements collection

The Second District Democratic club meets tonight at 277 Lafayette Street to elect officers. The F. B sewing club gathers at Mrs. Charles Gerdener’s Elmwood Place home Thursday at 2. Mr. and Mrs. Lang host a dinner honoring daughter Freda Lang’s engagement to William Rosen with many relatives present. King’s Daughters plan apron sale Wednesday at Summerfield Church Hall. Eleventh District Democratic Women meet March 28 at St. George’s Hall Stratford Avenue. Hebrew orphans visit by Mediadner Girls Club on Lafayette Street with thanks from the orphans. James Sammis announces Dorothy Sammis engagement to Walter Stark of New York. Professor William Lyon Phelps will lecture Wednesday at 4:30 at Unity Church on Human Life and Conduct, then attends a dinner at the Strate Hotel with local clubs invited.

Second District Democratic Club Lafayette Street Democratic Women's Club Thesday St. George's Ball Stratford Avenue James A. Sammig Nobie Avenue Dorothy Walter A. Stark New York City Tia Spring Misa Sammis Mr. Stark New York Wiliam Lyon Pleins Unite Strate Tiela College Club University Dlay Phelps

Bargain Prices On Muffs Suits Coats And Tar Paper

Main floor North Aisle offers muff sizes at 75 and 95 cents, suit 1.20 to 1.45, overcoat 1.40 to 1.65, Ulster around 1.60 to 1.80. Tar paper sheets 40 by 43 inches 10 cents or 1.00 a dot. Cedarized sheets 40 by 48 inches 15 cents or 1.65 a dot. Plain naphthaline flakes 15 cents a box. Naphtha cedar compound moth balls fresh 15 cents. Basement sales notes.

Portland Indiana Mothers Advice On Daughters Health

A Portland Indiana testimonial advises mothers to guard daughters health from cold wet feet heavy lifting and overwork. It recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve symptoms of headaches back pains slowness of thought nervousness and irritability, claiming it contains nothing harmful.

Portland Indiana Paina Lla Newton Lydia E. Pinkham

New Dishes and Reading Lineup At Local Tea Room

Tuesday in the Tea Room offers Vegetable Soup Fried Chicken New Potatoes and more. A second flier lists titles including Dancers in the Dark Dorothy Spears The Deanes Affair Hulbert Footner The Pathless Trail and other works plus prices of $1.75 each.

Dancers In the Dorothy Spears the Deanes Affair Hulbert Footner Arthur Friel Castles In the Air Barmer Orezy Vertical Fannie Hurst Privet Hedge J. E. Buckron Clarence Kelland

Vanity cases and cigarette accessories in varied finishes

A sale listing describes vanity cases and cigarette accessories in silver or gold finishes. Items include mesh purses with fish scale patterns, cigarette cases for ladies, and cigarette holders in diverse colors with prices from 50 cents to 35 dollars.

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