Assists at Alumnae Tea in New York Hotel
Daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Fay of Sterling Place helped at a bridge party and tea yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Ambassador in New York. The event was organized by the Marymount College alumnae of which Miss Fay is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fay
Sterling Place
Ambassador
New York City
Umnae
Marymount College
Miss Fay
McLaren Richardson
John McLaren Richardson
Norman Street
Richardson
Princeton
Evelyn Kraft
Harriet Summers
Harry Kasab
Montclair
New Jersey
Delphans Meet at Mrs Holmes Home Thursday Morning
Bridgeport Delphans chapter gathers at 9 45 a m at Edna Avenue home of Mrs Jeremuah Holmes led by Mrs William Coley with a study of Keats and Shelley. Ladira of St Joseph Church Madison Avenue hosts a 2 30 p m coffee party with women in charge listed. Wednesday Morning Art Club meets at Miss Minnie A Walter 223 Washington Avenue to discuss The Times of Santa Anna and Texas. A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Sadie McDonough occurs Monday evening with guests listed and decorations in yellow and white. A silver tea is planned at Mrs Henry Sturges Miss Plain Fair-Tied this afternoon four to six by the Altar Guild for parish house fund. An organ music program will be given. A chicken supper is served by the Ladies' Aid at Greenfield Hill Church. Beatrice Paquette hosted a bridge party for Miss Florence Kelly and guests listed on November 24.
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Bridgeport
The
Delphans
Jeremuah Holmes
Edna Avenue
William Coley
Keats Atk Shelley
St. Joseph's Church
Madison Avenue
Joseph Millbaur
James Clinton
Joseph Paarzick
Frank Meter
Willem Farrel
H 2Zwetrlein
Charles Schmitz
Anna Krause
Art Club
Minni¢ A Walter
Washington Avenue
Times of
Santa Anna
Texas
Edward Reilly
Norman
Henry Sturges
Beatrice Paquette
Florence Kelly
George Meyer
Mary Clarke
Mary Conors
Mae Berland
Edna Denese
Beatrice Hoyt
Dorothy Jennings
Flor<n @ Kelly
Marion Rooney
Viola Paquette
James Connors
John Kelly
Pimples Vanish Peterson's Ointment Ad
Advertisement claims Petersons Ointment quickly clears pimples rashes and rough itching skin for eczema and old sores. Sold at druggists for 44 cents per box with promotional language from the period.
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Peterson
Peteman
Peterson A
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An old advertisement promotes Basimenns Gas Tablets to relieve gas pain bloating and stomach discomfort. It claims reduced stomach pressure drowsiness and cold limbs after meals with a guarantee to be sold in yellow packaging at Hindle Drug Stores for $1.00.
Howland Choral Club Presents Minstrels Tonight
Howland Choral Club stages a minstrel show at the mosque this evening. A trained chorus will support the directors in choruses. Proceeds benefit the Howland Sunshine Club aiding tubercular children at Niantic. Kirk Whitman leads the affair.
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Howland Choral Society
Howland Sunshine Club
Niantic
Kirk Whitman
Afars
Women’s groups schedule meetings and charity events
The Daughters of Union Veterans plan a regume meeting Friday at 730 p.m. at 1188 Main. Dairy Maids of Park City Barn Yard No 3 host whist and pinochle Thursday at 187 Gilbert Street. Mrs Harriet Peck stages a benefit whist and pinochle Saturday at 179 Gilbert Street. Purity Rebekah Lodge No 65 holds a card party Monday December 6 for Park City hospital and Groton Odd Fellows home. reservations by S Nish wall E Freudenheim M Dalton S Sherman L H Bleiweils B Hillman. Ladies Auxiliary Trinity Church all-day sewing Thursday at 10. Club sewing at Mrs Jacob Huber’s 155 Alpine Street. Elmer Hooper assists. PY Club Order of Amarath meets at F A Jewell 41 Clarkson Street Thursday 4 p.m. First District Women’s Republican Club meets tonight at 62 Cannon Street with supper and card party in charge of Mrs K Hickey. The Adath Israel grocery shower at East Washington and Kossuth delayed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City Barn Yard
Crowley
Gilbert Street
Harriet Peck
Purity Rebekah Lodge
New Park City Hospital
Odd Fellow
Groton
Nishwall
Freudenheim
M Dalton
Sherman
L. H. Bleiweils
B. Hillman
First District Women's Republican Club
Cannon Street
K. Hickey
Births and marriages listed for local families and visitors
Birth notices record Michael and Frances Horehead a son born November 4 at 722 Ogden street. Edward and Wilhemina Doublestein twins born November 5 at 715 Beechwood. Edward and Margaret Lobdell a son November 6 at 48 Park Terrace. Edward and Margaret Lynch a son November 7 at 83 Allison Place. Marriages include Robert B. Taylor Jr and Thelma W. Forrester. Henry Kausler and Louise Christianson. John J. Fitzpatrick and Mery Januszewicz. Joseph Byers and Frances Franko. Ermine and Terese Riccio. Pietro and Marla Petitt. Henry Drew and Ella Luce. Frank Smolko and Susie Blasko. Joan O’Leary and Ethel May Pulver Taft. Dwight Hendricks and Evelyn Beaudin. William C Flynn and Cecelia Sullivan. Joseph Zebornask and Veronica Fedak. Also notes on Chanchan, Peru near Trujillo, its ancient city ruins and ongoing exploration led by Major Otto Holstetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael and
Frances Horehead
Ogden Street
Edward
Wilhemina Doublestein
Beechwood Avenue
Margaret Lobdell
Park Terrace
Margaret Lynch
Alison Place
Robert B. Taylor, Jr
Thelma W. Forrester
Richmond
Henry Kausler
Sixth Street
Louise Christianson
Union Avenue
John J. Fitzpatrick
Fairfield Avenue
Mery Januszkiewicz
Adams Street
Joseph Byers
Newark
N. J
Frances Franko
Willistin Street
Ermine Riccio
Howard Avenue
Terese Riccio
Calhoun Avenue
Pietro Petitt
Lexington Avenue
Marla Petitt
Henry Drew
Dover Street
Ella Luce
Frank Smolko
Stamford
Susie Blasko
Weber Street
Joan O'Leary
Ethel May Pulver Taft
Prospect Street
Dwight F. Hendricks
Evelyn K. Beaudin
Grasmere Avenue
Fairfield
William C. Flynn
Linen Avenue
Cecelia G. Sulivan
Highland Avenue
Joseph P Zebornask
Pembroke Street
Veronica Fedak
Aye. Due
Midhol Non-narcotic Relief for Menstrual Pain Promise
An ad touts Midhol Non-narcotic as a fast acting remedy for menstrual pain. It claims to influence affected organs within five to seven minutes and suggests preemptive Bridal tablets can prevent pain. Available at drug stores in a compact aluminum case for boc.
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Midhol
Police Captains Pledge Support to Charity Drive
Bridgeport Police captains were summoned to the City court room where Commissioner Oppel urged united backing for the Community Chest drive. He cited overall efficiency and lower costs, with 23 agencies benefiting, and pledged to mobilize department officers to promote the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Oppel
Community Chest plan praised by department officials
Commissioner Oppel noted widespread praise for last year’s Chest support and urged continued backing this year. Captains promised strong effort for similar support. Present were Superintendent Flanagan, Assistant Superintendent Flood, and Captains Regan, Walker, O Connell, Hail, Prout, Blansfield, and Clerk Lyddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppel
Patrick J. Flanagan
Thomas H Flood
Joan H. Regan
James A. Walker
John O'Connell
Peter H. Hail
Arthur L. Prout
Phillip T. Blansfield
John Lyddy
Veteran Gatetender at Danbury Crossing Dies
Frank Perri aged 57 a pioneer Italian resident of Danbury died at his home November 16 after 41 years as gatetender at the Wildman street crossing. Funeral from his home and St. Peter's church to St. Peter's cemetery. Survived by 11 children.
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Danbury
Frank Perri
Wildman Street
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Weeds Thin Sheets Weld Thin Newspaper Stock
A newly developed electrical welding process enables welding and fusing together metals as thin as this newspaper stock, demonstrating advances in metal work and material joining technology.
Steeplejack recounts peril during New England flood
J J Smith a Bridgeport carpenter and steeplejack describes fleeing Bellows Falls Vermont as the dam broke during heavy rain. He and another man carried a woman to safety through rising water, then traveled via Keyes Pittsfield Boston and Providence to reunite with his wife before settling at 106 Courtland Street. Miss Belen Clark leaves for New York City.
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Bridgeport
New England
J. J. Smith
Smith
Bellows Falls
Vermont
Keyes
New Hampshire
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Hoston
Providence
Rhode Island
Courtland Street
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Academy Hill
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Frederik M Card
Mother's Club
Norman M. Collins
Howard Wheale
Donald G. Tewksbury
Pek
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Stratford Avenue
Carroll Ave
United Church
China
America
Round Table
Frank Staples
H. F Chase
Milford
H. G Welle
Stanley Thomas
Mrs. L. Fetersop
Hollywood California
Greter
John Mctaven Beardsen
Tire Contemporary Club
Nataniel W Bishop
Park Place
Acolphus An
Courtland Fy
Pace Cay
Emma
Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Leland Stanford University
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Miss Peterson
Sorbonne
Pans
Mauretania
Henry
Vacuum Ertiv Company
Cairo
Egypt
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Prire
Hollywood
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Aieter
Virginia Peterson
Courtland School
Emma Willard School
Ponwan College
Clairmont
Calfornia
Edward Kaminski
Lving
France
Kaminski
Paris
Miss Evelyn Fay
Ladies’ Aid Society
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
Hindle Drug Stores
Howland Choral Club
Daughters of Union Veterans
Main Street
Trinity Schurch
Cilent Sewing Circle
Jacob Huber
Alpine Street
Elmer Hooper
Huber
Order of Amaranth
F. A. Jewell
Clarkson Street
Thureday
Adaph Israel Synagogue
East Washington Avenue
Kossuth Street
Pacific
Trujillo
Peru
Otto Holstetti
Tor @ Visit
Police
Danbury Crossing
Belen Clark
Warren Harding High School
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
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