Miss Daisy Jean to Play Before H A Assemblies
Miss Daisy Jean cellist and harpist will perform in a Bridgeport High School revue with accompanist Jean Wisnel this afternoon and tomorrow morning. She studied Brussels Conservatory at 15 and is a noted musician. The concert is the third in a four part series by Alfred Fox Piano Co. Program includes variations by Boellman, Nocturne, Orientale, duet for harp and piano, Fetlled Album and songs in French and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Jean
Haiptet
Jean Wisnel
Bridgeport High School
Dean
Brussels Conservatory
Alfred Fox
Boellman
Chapin
Ida Kissen Hosts Birthday Party At Home
Ida Kissen entertained a number of friends at her home at 695 Madison Avenue for a birthday party. The gathering featured dancing and games with attendees including Jeannette Ossinoff Celia Rose, Marguerite Leventhal, Ida Kissen and many others.
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Mass
de Kissen
Madison Avenue
Jeannette
Ida Ossinoff
Celia Rose
Torn
Rieback
Rose
Margaret Labadoia
Minnie Gordon Marts
Leventhal
Frances Tuning
Helen Chokas
Marion Kaufman
Madeline MacDonald
Jessie Holland
Ida Kisen
Eliot Liskofsky
Yet Shapiro
Charles Presaman
Joseph Mitnick
Charles Jacobson
GusterHnder
Isidore Kantor
Joseph Rogio
Fondant Making and Chocolate Dipping at Home
A historical kitchen note explains a fondant recipe with sugar, water, vinegar, and a thread stage, then cooling and beating to a white mass. It describes melting bitter chocolate separately, cooling, and dipping fondant pieces to coat, with tips on ventilation and storage for unused portions.
Grass Fires In Milford Prompt Chemical Company Response
A chemical company was called out three times today to battles grass fires on Naugatuck Avenue West Avenue and Kensington Park in Milford. No damage was reported.
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Milford
Chemical Company No 4
Naugatuck Avenue
Wer Avenue
Kensingwaten Park
Plan Normal School Party At Maplewood Gym
Junior girls of City Normal School plan a mixed sale this afternoon from 3 30 to 6 at Maplewood School gym. Decorated booths will display fancy cakes jams jellies relishes and home made dolls. A grab bag will be offered. Mary Collonese chairs the general committee with Amy Phoenix Loretta Hickey Dorothy Wedge Marjorie Jacobs Anna Ellsworth and Mary Kenny assisting.
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City Normal School
Maplewood School
Mary Collonese
Amy Phoenix
Loretta Hickey
Dorothy Wedge
Marjorie Jacobs
Anna Ellsworth
Mary Kenny
Local Church and Club Activities Highlight May Events
The Ladies Sewing circle at First Methodist meets tomorrow at 2:30 PM with Mrs W 5B French hosting. Violinist Gertrude Lang, once of this city, to perform in Meriden on May 9 with Mary Peck leading the DAR music in Holden Hall this afternoon at 2:30 PM. Miss Anna M Sides gave a recent Haverhill concert with Miss Pearl Morgan and Miss Helen M Brooks at the piano. Katherine A Shelton, Bridgeport High graduate, attends Connecticut College Junior Prom week in New London. The Buttercup Girl Scout troop to present No Cure No Pay tonight at Universalist church parlors. The Mary Silliman DAR board meets this morning at the Regent’s home on Nash Avenue. Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum group plans a ten at the asylum on La Fayette Street this afternoon. Nurses at Columbus Hospital hold a special meeting for the May 11 dance committee tonight.
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First Methodist Church
French
Gertrude Lang
Meriden
Mary SiHman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Holden Hall
Mary Peck
Anna M Sides
Haverhill Mass
Pearl Morgan
Helen M Brooks
Milas
Katherine A Shelton
Bridgeport High School
Connecticut College New London
Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum Association
Lafayette Street
Nurses Home of
Columbus ‘Hospital
Charity Tea Honor Roles For Ushers And Servers
The Ladies Charitable society announces the first ushers and waitresses for its annual tea to be held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Walter B Lash’s home Hearthstone Hall Fairfield. Elizabeth Fitch will preside over the basket for donations. Mrs Paul Anderson and Mrs Percy Anderson serve 4 to 6 pm while Mrs Henry A Bishop and Mrs DeVere Warner serve 5 to 6 pm. Supervisors include Mrs Munson Tomlinson and Mrs John Woodhull with a long list of ushers and waitresses led by Rebecca French Tracy Dickson Homer Godfrey Hules A Edwards Fubert Moifey M B Waldo Charles Poo oene Fairchild Wheeler William Paxton 3rd Broderick ks Morgan Homre D Suong Richard Staplea Mig Albert Worthen Frank Gisford George Graves and WoG Roviins. Waitresses listed: Mrs Robert Weed Mrs Bradford Warner Miss Lorraine Armstrong Mrs Chaka Simstrong Miss Catherine Miller Mass Anni Swinnerton Miss Christine Neuman Miss Virginia Ives Miss Flora Kutcher Miss Margaret Neithercut Miss Dorothy Northrop.
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Ladies Charitable Society
Walter B Lasha
Hearthstone Hall
Fairfield
Elizabeth Fitch
Paul Anderson
Percy Anderson
Henry A Bishop J
DeVere Warner
Munson Tomlinson
John Woodhull
Misa Rebecca French
Tracy Dickson
Homer Godfrey Mis ¢Hules
Edwards
Fubert Moifey
Waldo
Charles Poo Oene
Fairchild Wheeler
William Paxton
Broderick
Ks Morgan
Homre
Suong
Richard
Staplea Mig
Albert Worthen
Frank Gisford
Geoorge Graves
Mie Woog Roviins
Warnresses
Turkey Supper and Jolly Pinochle Club Meeting
Monitors of the Jolly Pinochle club attended a turkey supper and a tournament in memory of Mr Joseph Schietinger. John Milita presided as treasurer with James Gall purchasing, while Miss Mar Milota and others spoke, prizes included a fountain pen for lowest score, and dancing followed after whist and socializing among members including Miss Mia Milota and Mrs Jacob Schietinger.
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Jily
Joseph Soniete
John Milita
Tristany der James Gall
Purchase
Miss Mar Milota
Jirob Stlne
Unger
Miss Po
Salog
Graimes
Cath Malota
Janus Gull
Mity Malota
SM Metinger
G Kaims
John Fach
John Wilota
Jacob Schietinger
James Gill
Joseph “Hieitinger
George Malota
Cari Malotai
George Suhietinger
Methodist Ministers to Be Feted Tonight
A reception will honor Dr Chester C Marshall reappointed for a third year as pastor of the First Methodist church at the New York Last Conference held in April. Rev Lealle J Tuck, since February director of community service, will attend. The program by the Men's assembly Ladies Aid society and Epworth league includes church quartet local selections a radio concert games and refreshments.
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Chester C Marshall
First Methodist Church
New York
Lealle J Tuck
Men's Assembly
Ladies Aid Society
Epworth League
Jewish Council to Hold Annual Banquet Tonight
Rabbi Samuel J Abin os, former ly of the Park avenue Temple, leads the Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women annual banquet at Stratfield hotel. Delegates from New Haven, Hartford and Sumford join hundreds of members. Rabbi David Jevy will deliver the invocation.
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Samuel J Abin Os
Park Avenue Temple
fDr
Charlotte
Dorkin
Tanlac credited with dramatic health turnaround in Providence
Mrs Catherine Keller of 62 Hamilton St Providence Rhode Island lauds Tanlac for restoring her health. She describes regained eighteen pounds, improved appetite, relief from nausea and constipation, better sleep, and renewed energy after months of illness. Advert not a news item.
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Catherine Keller
Hamilton St
Providence
Taniac
Summer home garments sale notice in old paper
Ad describes summer dresses and nightgowns with embroidery floss included. Features Bond and Piccadilly Sport Cloth and plain gowns, with designs in four styles. Also lists stamped goods and house dresses in rose color, offered Monday at $1.00. Includes plain paper envelopes and flat paper items in third-floor area.
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Bond and
Piccadilly
Reverend Kearns installs Sunday school officers
Rev Hall Kearns presided at the Universalist church as master of ceremonies during a regular Sunday school class meeting. New leaders inducted include Warren Thayer as superintendent Nathan Buckinsham as secretary Winston Kelly as treasurer Mrs A W Blacksford as director of religious education and Grace Elliot as kindergarten superintendent.
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The
Universalist Church
Hall Kearns
Warren Thayer
Nathan Buckinsham
Winston Kelly
Mra A WN . Blacksford
Grace Elliot
Mothers Self Government In My Family Of Children
In a London park, waste paper and refuse deposited by visitors cost $2000 a month in summer and $40 a month in winter. The article notes that mothers exercise self government within families to determine punishments for transgressions and the perceived rightness of those decisions.
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Fom
London
Dandruffy Heads Become Hairless Remedy Sold Across Stores
A vintage remedy claims to remove dandruff by applying Naudarven to the scalp and massaging it in with finger tips until dissolved. The ad promises complete destruction of dandruff and improved hand feel, available in four ounce bottles from any drug store.
Allen's Foot-Base Ad claims instant relief for bunions and foot pain
A historical advertisement asserts Allen's Boot-base powder relieves burning and swelling from worn shoes and overuse. It touts instant relief after soaking in a foot bath and notes extensive Army and Navy usage during the war. Free sample offer via mail order from Le Roy, New York.
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Alelen
Allens
le Roy
Gray Rubber Stock Special Womens Fine Ribbed Suits
Gray Rubber offers Nation Stock on the main floor featuring women's fine ribbed suits in sizes 34 to 38. Tailored options include low neck, sleeveless styles with cuff or shell knee. Three suits available.
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Ida Kissen
Mrs Ora Svydfr
the Electric Shop
United Illuminating CO
COR. Broad & Cannon Sts
Phone Barnum
Crawford Laundry
Fairfield Ave
Courtland St. Barnum
Plan Normal
Rose Hearne
Buttercup
Girl Scouts of the Universalist Church
Blessed Sacrament School
Mary Silliman
Regent
Mre
NC Worthen
Nash Avenue
Clocia
Jolly Pinochle Club
Jewish Council
Blue Jay
Mrs. Keller
Hudson Bay
Ruth
Ves
Somes
Nainsook
Kearns
Brinda
Port Vic
Nation Stock
Rhaehye
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