Heise Braman Wedding Held At Bride’s Home
A wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwerd Braman at 452 Spring Street Devon as Miya na Braman married Edward Heise. Rev William Gugtenheim officiated. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in Philadelphia where the groom works for Nelson Valve Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwerd Braman
Spring Street
Devon
Miyana Braman
Edward Heise
Bertha Heise
William Gugtenheim
Brannan
Mya R. Arndt
Mrs Arndt
George Grenier
Hetse
Philadelphia
Nelson Valve Company
Hinghlight Club
Masquerade Dancers Held at St George’s Church
A masquerade dance by the Young People’s Society of St George’s church Clinton and Beachwood avenues netted funds to reduce the church mortgage. The hall overflowed with costumed guests as Willam Hannex provided music and solos. Prizes went to Dorothy Barry, Anna Held, Pauline Pistey, and Arthur Rockman. Numerous notable costumes appeared including Miss Crinn Evpsy Helen Perisky and many others in period attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of
St. George's Church
Clinton
Beach Wood Avenues
Willam Hannex
Dorothy Barry
Aun
Buster Brown
Pauline Pistey
Lis Hopkins
Arthur Rockman
Alies Crinn
Helen Perisky
Alice Barrow
Nell
Grude Price
Mabel Jaynes
Mrs. Irwin
Daylight Saving
Recreation Center 10 Minstrel Show Finale at Barnum
The Children’s Musical Society of St Paul’s church stages a five minstrel program directed by Mrs Andrew Mc Manus as the season’s last event at Barnum Recreation Center. Mrs Eming is accompanist with Miss Genevieve Worthrom assisting. list of child roles follows. proceeds fund transport for cast to Asingtown hospital to entertain patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum Recreation Center
Children's Musical Society of
St. Paul's Church
Andrew McManus
Eming
Gennevieve Worthrom
Miss Fulle
Edgar Charles Wright, Jr
Walter Ich
Recital at Swedish Church on Park Avenue Next Thursday
Hlsse Anderson, reader, presents a recital at the Swedish Lutheran Church on Park Avenue next Thursday night. Elis Lundberg, baritone, assists with a varied program including light songs, humorous readings, serious selections, and pianologues. Lundberg arranged the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Park Avenue
Elis Lundberg
Fashion's Forecast by Annabel Worthington
A Bridgeport Telegram fashion note describes affordable voile materials and pattern sewing tips. It highlights a lightweight design in various sizes, with yardage details and a low cost of just over a dollar. Pattern requests include name, address, and contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
Surprise Birthday Party for Elizabeth Kupec
Miss Elizabeth Kupec was surprised by friends with a party. Mush, games, dancing, and luncheon followed. A Pearl necklace was presented. Attendees included Mae Pavlick, Anta Mass, Anna Radynsky, Mary Merrill, Mary Olansky, Elizabeth Kupec, Helen Kupec, Milas Magdaniga, Stalstad, James Stompel, Joseph Darpenlk, Joseph Pat, George Mack, Frank Kupec, and Paul Sainerget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kupec
Mae Pavlick
M Anta Mass
Anna Radvynsky
Mary Merrill
Misa Mary Olansky
Misa Elizabeth Kupec
Mises Heien Kupec
Milas Magdaniga
Misa Stalstad
James Stompel
Joseph Darpenlk
Tose
Dr Day to Speak at Middlebury College
Rerusele Willi Meares Tay, javior of the United Church, will address the students of Middlebury College on Sunday, May 16, amid arrangements. Professor Luther A. Weigh of Yale University will introduce the United Church condition. Public Education and the Teaching of Religion will be the morning lecture series topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerusele
Willi Meares Tay
Javior
The
United Church
Middebury College
Profesor Luther A. Weigh
Christian Subura Nur Yale University
Local Trader Nominated to Connecticut Chamber Board Director
Antonne reports Samuel Parker of Flowland Originada company has accepted nomination to the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for two years starting May 2. Parker will represent the Trade and Commerce committee on the Connecticut chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Oo. Parker
Flowland Oryinada Company
Connecticut Chaerber
Coimametae
Directur
Trade and Commerce Committee
Plan Poor Sale By Ladies Auxiliary Held May Day
Plan for a fund sale by the Ladies auxiliary of the V2 Mf. GA will be conducted in the lobby of the association building on May day from 2 to 6.30 with tickets and refreshments. A musical program by local artists will be rendered at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V2 Mf. GA
Rsscriatilen
Plan For Final Dance At Cupheag Club
The Cupheag Club of Stratford plans a final dance in the Lovelle building. Taylors or the host will provide music as the members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupheag Club
Stratford
Lovelle
Taylors Ore
Mrs Roy Clarke Re elected Head of Church League
The Woman's League of Park Street Congregational Church met at the church parlors, with Mrs Roy B Clarke unanimously reelected president. Reports read by Mrs L J Schweerdtle, treasurer Annie Richards, and Mrs Fred Brown, plus announcements on committees and speakers. Guests from several churches attended. new officers and committees were elected and a Mothers’ event scheduled. The article notes no tobacco manufacturers in British or French West Africa and that consumption consists of unmanufactured teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's League
Park Street Congregational Church
Roy B. Clarke
L. J. Sehwerdtle
Annie Richards
Fred Brown
Mra
Kancheon
Dean Brown
Yale University
Louis Ball
Womma’'s League
John Taylor
M.rs. Taylor
Phyllis Wheatley
Woc. A
Dorothy Quinn
Uast. Hev. I PF
Rutledee Bea
Ciu
William Verace Day
United Church
Herbert S$. Brown
Ouyet
Harry Noyes
West End
John Dalton
King's Highway
Maurice Dunckiee
Bethany Church
C. Cerreta
Clarke
Frederick Brown
Mra. T
Rutledge Beale
Fannie A. Richards
Arn. J. W. Schweidtle
George RB. Clark
Egbert Marsh
Gerald H. Beard
George M. Somers
Fullerton Sremorial Missionary Religious Educations
Elan Beach
William 8. Boardman
Newton BH. Hoyt
Frank Trumbull
Dennison
Clarence —Fall
Charlen Gellatly
C. & Barnes
Mrederson Sperr
Frederick Ball
B.A. MacLellan
J. §. Wooster
Stephen A. Mechias
Isabelle Lewis
Charles Gibson
Mary Blake Wen
Mary Dimond
C. J. Blakeman
Nen
French West Africa
Be Careful What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
An old advertisement advises careful product choice for children hair care. Mulsi oil shampoo, described as pure and greaseless, is recommended over many common shampoos. Instructions show mixing two teaspoons of Mulsified in warm water to wash hair, claiming rich lather, thorough cleansing, quick rinsing, and easy styling, with the product sold at drug stores.
Notable Hat Sale from New York House
A special purchase offers Friday and Saturday with attractive millinery selections. Small and large hats including Milans with silk crepe and ostrich droop, horsehair hats with feathers, and handmade tinsel flowers. Prices from $9.95, limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Book series catalog for boys and girls titles listed
A catalog note lists multiple child and youth book series including Ton Switt Tein Swiftened His Viying Bout and The Railroad series Ralph on the Army Train Radio Boys Forest Rangers Poo Wee Harris The Roy Blinkqlor series Mor girls two futile Women Series The Outdoor Girls Polly Brewster Pro and Piity Book Shop Main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Troy
Carolyn Wells
Thi
Polly Brewster
Handkerchiefs Listed with Linen and Linen Initials
Classified notice offering women’s handkerchiefs with initials and six for two dollars and men’s linen initialed handkerchiefs at fifty cents each. Includes brand Alain and mentions Inor.
Fur Storage Plans Renovation for Summer Months
Barnum Fur garments may be remodeled and renovated through the summer months. Charges will be made when coats are taken out of storage next fall.
Ribbons on Display at Main Floor Shop
Wide assortment of ribbons for sashes hats and bags along with narrow ribbons and plaid ribbons for hair bows and wrist watches. Paisley designs and colorings offered at affordable prices with sales at the main floor front counter.
Art Floss New Wool Made From Artificial Silk
A new wool yarn called Art Floss blends artificial silk and worsted to offer twenty six shades. Described as splendid for summer sweaters and scarves. A full one ounce hank is available for purchase.
Hallmark Candy Co displays three assortments of chocolates
Read Chocolates offered by Hall Mark Candy Co of Old Lamb sell at 60 80 cents and 1.00 a pound. Hand rolled chocolates priced 80 cents per pound. Stuffed dates come in sealed one pound boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Mark Candy’ Co
Old Lamb
Conny
Andy
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John Irving
Main Street
Grant
Bridgeport
Danity
Stratfield Hotel
Bias
ST. George’s
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
Buckingham & Co., Inc
State Street
Annabel Worthington
Candie
Ora Snyder
America
Hatch
DR. Day
Middlebury College
Roy Clarke
Nui
Kiddie
Golden Hill ST. Side St. Opp
Woodworth's New Share
Che
Alain
Inor
Telephone
Malin
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