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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1923
Page
16
The article describes voile gowns with silk and cane fibers, offered plain or fancy with double hem stitching or ribbon binding. It notes guard-like fabrics as excellent for shorter figures and suggests lighter, straighter styles for those with small frames.
Redding residents attended a Town hall session on home nursing led by Misa ibeth MaccDonald from the Agricultural College. The event covered basic care, pulse reaction, and handling common tasks as part of a community outreach program.
A night at the rectory district social ends late as residents gather and depart. Mr and Mrs J A Stratton relocate from Sunset Hill to Westport for Mr Stratton to start a new job. State patrols from Milde field barracks patrol nearby while roads thaw after snow. Norwalk to Danbury rail service disrupted by floodwater and repeated repairs as creeks overflow, submerging parts of streets.
Seventeen Connecticut entrants vied for Young Artiste titles in voice piano and violin at Sprague Memorial hall New Haven. Top prize of 10 awarded to Caroline Springer of Greenwich with high score. Marie Deegan Yale student won violin and Catherine Woodruff Orange won piano. Two baritones Thor Mnas William Wail and Charles Kulman tied within a fraction. results await rehearing. All winners advance to Empire District contest in New York City April 11. Judges included John Adair Huge and Clayton P Stevens.
Miss Amy Smith educational secretary of the YWCA spoke to the Rector's guild of Christchurch about her world tour. She left Seattle crossed the Pacific, spent time in Boston, then Bridgeport to start her duties. She visited China Japan Palestine India Egypt Central Europe and London studying YWCA work.
St Josephs TLB and Association will present its forty first annual show and dance at Colonial Hall on April 3 and 4. The event will be a song and dance revue with a 30 member chorus. Soloists include Julook Trene Hassett Lorraine Harre and Margaret Foley. End men are Walter Barrett Pred Anton Richard Nevins and Henry Brennan. Arthur Gleason will act as interlocutor. Bernard Muldoon chairs the committee with Fred Lb Daley John Gillespie Richard Nevins Robert Nevings Francis P Ryan Walter Barret Joseph McCullough and Joseph C Kelly assisting.
Keen interest centers on a libel suit brought by Thomas J. Wyneemeara dy of this city against Attorney G. Shapiro. The matter is set for Thursday morning in the Supreme court short calendar before Judge John W. Barks on a demurrer. It arose from allegedly disparaging statements by Shapiro during a prior trial in Common Pleas court before Judge John R. Booth. Attorneys Charles A. Canfield and the firms Oster, Aunt Morran, and Pullman Sat Conley represent the defendant.
A noted scientist tells a New York audience that the body constantly produces phenol from intestinal putrefaction, worsened by constipation. He warns that excess phenol poisons the blood and links half of all diseases to constipation, urging regular exercise of intestinal muscles and Fleischmann's Yeast as a remedy.
Reports from Griffin hospital indicate the former Derby major, Marormer Mayou, is progressing after an air operation. He is expected to return to his office in about three weeks. Mrs F William Halle of Minerva street and family are visiting Washington..
Miss A Mitchell is set to wed John Hanlon in a ceremony at the Church of the Assumption on Monday morning. The event will be hosted by Mr and Mrs George Mireleft of Westport and New York, with a reception at the Westport Country Club at 1 o'clock. Maid of honor is Miss Martena McGabe, with attendants Miss Leonella Hanlon, Miss Barbara Mitchell, and Mrs George J Marks Jr among others. Heywood Smith serves as best man with ushers listed.
An ad style note promotes a product named Mulsified as a safe hair wash for children. It claims the shampoo cleans deeply, removes dust and dandruff, leaves hair bright and soft, and lasts months at low cost. The pitch stresses harmlessness and availability at drug stores.
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