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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1922

Page

12

Funeral for Henry P Davison Draws World Figures

Locust Valley May 9 rich and poor gathered at St John s chapel for the funeral of Henry P Davison banker and philanthropist. J P Morgan led the procession as Red Cross nurses and a county delegation paid tribute. At the grave only close friends and relatives remained.

Locust Valley Little Ivy Glad St. John’s Lattingtown Henry P. Davison American Red Cross Red Cross Long — Island Red Cross War Council J. P. Morgan Daviser Nnd

Milford Hospital Invites Public For Open Visit Day

National Hospital Day will be observed nationwide this Friday and Milford Hospital will open its doors to the public for visits and inspections from 3 o clock in the afternoon. The institution opened in January 1901 and its publicity committee members spoke at Milford High School and local grammar schools about the day and inviting families to see the progress over the last 16 months.

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Informal Dance by Junior Chamber Friday at Seaside Club

The Junior Chamber of Commerce will host the final informal dance of the season at the Seaside club Friday. Members and friends are invited for an evening of social dancing following a winter and spring of successful events. The organizing committee includes D. C Root as chairman and members Paul Green Earl Naramore G Lineburgh Charles F F Stubbs Merrill Peach A J Porter Jr B S Robinson Grant Hallock A J Judge C L Lalley LT McSweeney and J Kitridge.

Chamber of Comerce Sinsts D. C Root Paul Green Earl Naramore G. Lineburgh Charles FF. Stubbs Merrill Peach A. J Porter, Jr B.S. Robinson

Brooklawn Club Schedules Women Golf Events

Brooklawn Country Club schedules a season of women golfers from May 24 to October with events led by chairwoman Mrs. Join T. Hubbard and committee members including Mrs. Charles A. Baldwin and Miss Dorothy Tomlinson. The calendar features 11-hole medal play, handicap, mixed foursomes, match play rounds, state championships, driving contests, and various sweepstakes across June to October.

Tra la Brooklawn Country Club Join Ti. Hubbard Charles A. Baldwin Dorothy Tomlinson Matu Tin B. Waldo David Fieming Tombstone

Local church events and club notices brief list

St Marys Guild of Trinity church to serve supper in the parish house at 1120 Broad Street from 5 30 to 7 oclock. Ninth District Womens Republican club to hold a card party at East Main and Arctic streets at 12 30 today. Mary Beardsley Society of Olivet Congregational Church to hold a food and apron sale Friday 4 to 10 pm with evening entertainment and dancing. Mrs Gapus returns to New York from the Willoughby home. Relief Corts meet tomorrow 2 30 pm at Foresters hall 1037 Broad Street. Miss Margaret Noonan resigns as investigator for the Charities Department to marry her son.

St Mary's Guild of Trinity Church Broad Street Robert Goddard Smith Edward “Thaw C. R. Andrews Charles Smith GC Fullner Dorothy Lyons Gertrude Morrell Lucille Stebbins Charles H. Poland B. J. Aitkins Ninth DiStrict Woman's Republican Club East Main Arctic Streets Catherine ©. Holmes Mary ‘Beardsley Society of Olivet Congregational Church Jielden Memorial Hall H. N. Hedderly Gapus New York Plias Howe Relief Corts Forester’s Hall

Surprise Party for Annette LaCarde

A birthday surprise was held for Annette LaCarde at her Stratford home. Red white and blue decorations featured streamers, and guests enjoyed dancing and festivities with a long list of attendees including Ethel Kulmast Elizabeth Sabo Helen Sabo Rose Follows Mary Jankovino Martha LuCarde and Michael LaCarde among others.

Annette LaCarde AEN UC Stratford Ethel Kulmast Elizabeth Helen Sabo Rose Follows Mary Jankovino Rose Maccioli Anns Pillo Martha Annette LuCardo James Schrilla Stephen Kra~mer Stephen Sabo Wiliam

Births and Marriages Recorded in Local Vital Statistics

Birth announcements list Henry W B and Selma Spizz at 280 Frant Avenue with a son born May 6. Michele and Lomina Lelia at 14% Willard Street with a son born May 8. Domenico and Maria Urbano at 119 Goon Street with a daughter born May. William J and Catherine Parker at Tg dJranistan Avenue with a son born May 1. Ysadore and Dorothy Gold at Goo Main Street with a daughter born May 9. Abraham and Lunat in Westburg at 126 French Street with a daughter born May. John and Hazel Cadwell at 70 Reed Street with two sons born May 7. Walter H Harris at 407 Mill Hu Avenue and Vera Knapp at 17 of 720 East Broadway Stratford Ct with an May 1. Alexander Grieco at 85 Steuben Street and Fasc Maeno at same address. William Duff at 27 4 Organ Street and Beatrice L Mickenyon at 21 Orpan Street with May 5. Andrew Coshai at 24 Willow Street and Alice E O Connell at 1738 Stratford Avenue with May 8.

Henry WB Selma Spizz Frant Avenue Michele Lomina Lelia Willard Street Domenico Maria Urbano Goon Street William J Catherine Parker dJranistan Avenue James A Fairfield Ysadore Dorothy Gold Goo Main Street Abraham and Lunat Wetsburg French Street John & and Hazel Cadwell Reed Street Son Marring Walter H. Harris Mill [Hu Avenue Vera Knapp East Broadway Stratford Alexander Grieco Steuben Alice E. O'Connell Stratford Avenue

Dining Room Sets in Antique Mahogany or Walnut

A large group of dining room sets in various styles features an extension table that may be round or oblong, a buffet with two cupboards and a deep linen drawer, an enclosed serving table, a china cabinet with latticed glass, and chairs with tapestry seats.

Porcelain Sets and Patterns Notice for Stock Patterns

A classified-style notice describes several porcelain patterns and sets. American Porcelain stock patterns with 109 and 112 piece configurations featuring blue black pink rose borders gold edging and matching options. English porcelain grandmother’s china pale blue with Oriental landscapes. Syracuse China 112 piece set with blue s red floral design blue line edging. Regular prices listed for each item.

Syracuse China

Read's Small Dining Room Invitation

A concise note expresses pleasure in arranging a small dining room and offers Read's assistance to anyone seeking help with the project.

Read’s

Parlor Brooms Closeout Offer in Basement Sale

Parlor brooms priced at 1.25 each advertised for basement closeout sale, urging quick purchase due to limited stock.

Rugs of High Quality at Marshall Field's Homecrest Rugs

New Homecrest Rugs offered in sizes 9 by 12 and 8.3 by 10.6 with soft colorings in blues browns olive and small patterns. Features include Chinese design copies in blue and tan and all over patterns in rose gray mauve and other delicate shades. Described as velvety durable and high quality, located on the fourth floor.

Wednesday In the Ted Room Veggie Menu With Prices

A Wednesday menu lists items in the Ted Room including Breaded Veal Cutlet 50 cents Creamed Cauliflower 20 cents Pineapple Fritters 13 cents and assorted desserts. several items feature low prices such as Muffins 10 cents and Pies 15 to 40 cents. Second floor seating noted.

Crash for Covers Drapery and decorative textiles with patterns

A material in crash weave with stenciled conventional and floral patterns is advertised for summer living rooms. Scarves measure 18 by 54 inches at $1.25. Oblong pillow slips 18 by 24 inches priced 69 cents to $1.00. Table covers include 40 inch at $2.00 and round at $1.50. Upholstery station on the third floor.

Glove and Chocolate Offer at Main Street Shop

Patrolmen can buy gray gloves at 50 cents a pair from the first section at the Main Street entrance. Assorted chocolates are attractively boxed, suitable as gifts for mothers.

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