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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1923

Page

10

Miss Daisy Jean to Play Before H. Asemblys

Miss Daisy Jean, cellist and harpist, appears with Jean Winwell this afternoon and tomorrow morning at Bridgeport High School. A Brussels Conservatory graduate, she is noted for coloratura voice and refined piano accompaniment. The recital is third in a four part High School series by Alfred Fox Piano Co. The program includes Boekman Symphonic Variations Chopin Nocturne Orientale DuPont harp duet Feu d Album and French English songs.

Daisy Jean Jean Winwell Bridgeport High School Misa Brussels Conservatory Alfred Fox Piano Company Boekman Chopin

Ida Kissen Birthday Party Entertains Friends

Ida Kissen hosted a birthday gathering at 695 Yadisen Avenue with dancing and games. Guests included Jeannette Hosby Ida Rosemoff Cella Russtorn Poas Rieback Rene Goldstein and numerous others.

Iss Ida Kissen Yadisen Avenue Jeannette Hosby Ida Rosemoff Cella Russtorn Poas Joseph Bostow Fellman John Schwartz Morris Goldstein John Epstein Isidore Leventhal Morris Sandhaus Moris Fodeman Samual Liskefsky Alexander Richardson Lous Lietf John Gietsbaum Louisusen Robert Kiasen

Fondant Preparation and Chocolate Candy Guide

A detailed fondant recipe describes sugar, water, and vanilla with vinegar to avoid sugar crystallization. It covers heating to thread stage, cooling, beating to white mass, shaping fondant, and dipping pieces in malted white chocolate. Notes warn not to stir during cooking and to work in a cool ventilated room.

Milford Fire Reports Include Three Grass Blaze Incidents

Milford May 6 Special reports chemical company No 4 was called out three times today for grass fires on Naugatuck Avenue West Avenue and Kensington Fark. no damage occurred.

Milford Chemical Company No 4 Etass Naugatuck Avenue West Avenue Kensingston Fark

Plan Normal School Party at Maplewood Gym

Junior girls of City Normal school hold a mis cellaneous sale in Maplewood School gym this afternoon from 3 30 to 6 o'clock to raise funds for a seniors party banquet and graduation. Tables display fancy cakes candies jams relishes home made dolls and other articles grab bag planned by Miss Mary Collonede ja chair with assistants Miss Amy Phoenix Miss Loretta Hickey Miss Dorothy Wedge Miss Marjorie Jacobs Miss Anna Ellsworth and Miss Mary Kenny.

City Normal School Maplewood School Mary Collonede Ja Amy Phoenix Loretta Hickey Dorothy Wedge Marjorie Jacobs Anna Ellsworth Mary Kenny

Ladies Sewing Circle Meet at First Methodist Church Parlor

Afternoon gathering in the church parlors tomorrow with Mrs W E French hosting and violinist Gertrude Lang, formerly of the city, scheduled for a joint recital in Meriden in May. Mary Silliman chapter DAR to hold regular meeting in Holden hall this afternoon with Miss Mary Peck in charge of the musical program.

lFirst French Gertrude Lang Meriden Mary Silliman Daughters of the American Revolution Holden Hall Mary Peck

Charity Tea Servers and Ushers Announced for Ladies Society

The Ladies Charitable Society reveals Ushers and waitresses for the annual charity tea at Hearthstone Hall the home of Mrs Walter B Lash on Wednesday. Elizabeth Fitch will preside over donations basket with Mrs Paul and Mrs Percy Anderson directing 4 to 5 and 5 to 6 oclock shifts. supervision by Mrs J Munson Tomlinson and Mrs John Wondhull over a large list of ushers and waitresses including Rebecca French May Dickson Homer Godfrey and others.

Ladies Charitable Society Walter B Lash Hearthstone Hall Fairfield Elizabeth Fitch Paul Anderson Percy Anderson Henyy Bishop DeVere Warner J Munson Tomlinson John Wondhull Armstrong Catherine Miller Anni Seimnerton Tais Fine Sewman Virginia Ives Flora Kutscher Margaret Neithercut Dorothy Northrop

Turkey Supper Served at Jolly Pinocle Club

Members of the Jolly Pinocle Club were entertained at a turkey supper hosted by Mrs Joseph Schieutinger and others. Speakers included Jacob Schieutinger on behalf of the club and Miss Hatmes presented prizes for high and low scores. Dancing followed with attendees listed among Mrs James Gil and Mr and Mrs John Melsta and others.

Joseph Schistinger John Maleti Trestins James Tall Mars Jacob Schie Uinger Moss Bun Hage Atl Malula Jama Gall Sehietinger Kaims John Lach John Melsta Jucol Sihtetinger Mire James Gil

Methodist Ministers to Be Feted Tonight

A reception for Dr Chester C Marshall, reappointed for a third year as pastor of the First Methodist church, and Rev Yeshe J Tuck, director of community service since February, will be held at the church tonight. The program by the Men's Assembly, Ladies Aid society, and Epworth League includes church quartet vocal selections, a radio concert, games, and refreshments.

Chester C Marshall First Methodist Church New York Yeshe J Tuck Pattora Ladies Aid Society Epworth League

Reverend Kearns Installs Sunday School Officers

The Universalist church Sunday school installed officers at a regular meeting led by Rev Hal T Kearns. Warren Thayer becomes superintendent, Nathan Buckingham secretary, Winston Kelly treasurer, Mrs A N Blacksford director of religious education, and Grace Elliot superintendent of the kindergarten.

The Universalst Church Hal T Kearns Actons Warren Thayer Nathan Buckingham Winston Kelly A N. Blacksford Grace Elliot

Mothers And Their Children Self Government

A family with four children discusses self government in domestic matters. The piece notes how siblings defer sometimes to others to decide penalties for misdeeds. It mentions a city issue where visitors’ waste in London parks costs 200 dollars a month in summer and 450 dollars in winter.

London

Dandruff Cure Promises Hairless Heads With Acid Wash Method

A short ad claims a simple remedy for dandruff. It recommends dissolving a solution with milk whey to treat the scalp, rubbing gently, and applying multiple times daily until all itching stops and hair looks better. The text promotes a drugstore remedy with repeated assurances.

Tuate

Do Your Feet Hurt Ad Promotes Knot-Base Foot Powder

An old advertisement touts Allen's Knot-Fase foot powder to relieve bunions callouses and burning feet from walking or dancing. It claims instant relief after sprinkling in a foot bath, noting Army and Navy use for relief during wartime and inviting readers to send for a trial bottle and address in Le Roy.

Bree Allen's le Roy

Jewish Council Banquet Tonight Features Rabbi Speech

The Jewish Council of Bridgeport plans its annual banquet at the Stratfield hotel tonight with Rabbi Samuel Jobrams of Boston as speaker on Faith Humanity and the Jews. Rabbi David Lesy of Park Avenue Temple will give the invocation followed by a stage playlet staged by service clubs.

Samuel Jobrams Parkvenue Temple Boston Faith Humanity Hrideeport Council of Jewish Women Stratfield Hotel Bridgeport New Haven Statford Stanford Samuel Ciphing David Lesy Pak Avenue Service Club Charlotte Dorkin Mindy Pious Margarit Misa Vatelle Bernstein Helen Aasrene Misa Zelda Tetkin Cheresa Landis Srhopick

Remarkable Tanlac testimonial from Catherine Keller

Mrs Catherine Keller of 62 Hamilton St Providence credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after a year of poor appetite nausea and constipation. She reports regaining eighteen pounds and improved sleep and energy, saying she is a perfectly well woman now. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Mra Catherine Keller Hamilton St Providence Rays Eiveryone

Gauntlet Gloves and French Dolls on Sale

Gift section offers women gauntlet gloves in chamois with strap wrists priced at 1.59. French bisque dolls with lighting connections in rose pink yellow blue mauve gray cost 2.19. Main floor sheets 81 by 90 inches laundered finish 1.85 regularly. Bond Piccadilly sport cloth paper 4 lb for one package envelopes 1.00. Third floor deals Monday.

Bond and Piccadilly

Hand Made Bishop Slip and Short Dresses for Toddlers

A fine quality bishop slip of nainsook and simple short dresses for ages one and two. All items are strictly hand made and of very good quality.

Stamped Goods Nightgowns From Fine Nainsock Linens

Embroiderable nightgowns in round or V neck styles offered with four stamped designs. Each gown includes a ball of floss for embroidery work. Price set for Monday at $1.00.

Gray Rubber and Nation Stock Matin Floor

Gray Rubber Company and Nation Stock are highlighted in a brief report noting product lines and floor stock positioning. The item emphasizes materials used, distribution notes, and a brief market context without extended details.

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