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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
14
Decorations in orange and black with pumpkins and streamers set the theme for a Business and Professional Woman's club party in the Liberty building. Excellent costumes dazzled spectators and a grand march showcased various outfits. Dancing accompanied by orchestra music filled the evening.
Iobe h grotto in Mo plans a Friday celebration with a pigmented costume contest and a vaudeville filled program. The event, hosted by V. Pe. Ry, includes music and various acts for members and guests.
A Council of Catholic Men and Women course at Bevideenortigh School will run from January to March featuring speakers Dennis A. McCarthy James J. Wale kh Helen T. Goodmann John Ryan James G. Coyle and Conde B. Pallom. Topics include The Poetry of Everyday Health Through Will Power Builders and Character Socialists Bolshevism and Americans in Americanism and Dante's Divine Comedy.
Miss Olara Natske left the Bridgeport Town Clerk’s Office yesterday to join Charles Roehrich’s circle. She received greetings and a fine clock from the staff as she departs after long service as clerk and archivist, indexing attachments since 1957 totaling 15000 dollars and compiling volumes for lawyers.
The Bosworth group and noted evangelists from York City join with the International Evangelistic Association for a month of meetings at the Casino on State Street starting January 11. A choir of several hundred will be formed at Berean Church on East Main Street Friday at 7:45 PM, with Rev Elmer Fitch of New York engaged to train the choir. Members of all churches and religious workers are invited to assist in singing or play instruments.
Gently voiced ad describes a house dress pattern No. 1988 offered by Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Department. It notes fabric costs, sizes from 34 to 46, yardage needs, and a mail order option with a five day shipping call to Bernay 0100 for pattern delivery.
The Hungarian Democratic club of New York will host a rally in the Twelfth district club hall with speeches by Dra Anthiy Kozma and other candidates. Attendees include Arenidale candidates for Congress and several local figures, urging Hungarian voters to support the party in the city.
Ten building permits were granted at night by the board. Projects include a back stair and porch at United for Stores, two car garages on Thea Street and Maplewood Avenue, a two car garage on Fifth Street, a frame garage at 33 Pixlie Place, and a bakery extension at Massachusetta Bakery. Authorities cited varied street names and owners, with several residences and commercial properties receiving approvals.
Two gypsy women, members of a traveling band, were arrested on theft charges in a State Street store, accused of taking 85 dollars from a man and vanishing before police arrived. They were released in bonds and face City Court for technical breach of the peace as prosecutors allege they offered to tell fortunes in Michael Nakaskian's store.
New York advertising leader Harry Pitter will speak at a luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce and local clubs led by Advertising Club president Guertin. Walter Simpson, Edmund Walfa, and Miss Ingeborg Svendson-Tune will perform with Kipling works featured.
Reverend Donald B. MacQueen of the First Baptist Church at West and Washington avenues departed yesterday for Rochester New York where he will assume the pastorate. He has served the parish here for three years and was lauded by members and friends who gifted him items including a wallet with 810 dollars a gold watch a boudoir lamp a Bible and a gold wrist watch plus a word-gulfin set and a silver vanity lamp for Mrs MacQueen.
Probate filings reveal Benjamin Wasserman's will sets about 24000 in trust for his widow and children's education with attorney Harry Silverstone as trustee. The estate also lists an inventory of Andres Steen's estate at 5220.69 with probate actions ongoing.
Stratford girl Jontin le Mixer married Georgetown man Mend, with Rev We. Gy Mohr performing the double ring ceremony at Brienslville. Bride wore white georgette with blue rose bouquet. maid of honor Katherine Springmever wore brown Spanish crepe. After ceremony, reception at the groom’s home. couple left on motor trip. Liberty bond presented by groom’s parents. families planning future at Riverview place Stratford.
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