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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
13
Rinex Promises Fast Relief For Head Colds
A drug advertisement touts Rinex as a fast cure for head colds claiming relief within three hours or less. It states a direct-to-blood action, removes chill-caused poisons, and offers money back if not fully chewed, with sale in city drugstores.
Beauty Health Columns Promote Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Newspaper and magazine blurbs tout beauty health columns praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's ailments. The ads claim it helps with headaches backaches irritability and other symptoms of ill health, asserting many women benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Worhan
Loyalty Lodge Initiates Class at State Street Meeting
Past Grand Harry J. Fox of Loy Alty Lodge I O C F conferred the third degree on a class of 18 candidates at the regular lodge meeting on 164 State Street last night. Preliminary plans for the nomadic ball were formulated and committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Fox
LoyAlty Lodge
State Streat
Local social notes and events at Bridgeport clubs
Community notices report card party plans at the Bridgeport Art League clubhouse with Mah Jongg and bridge games and prizes to benefit the Community Chest. Republican club whist and pinochle tonight in club rooms on Noble and East Washington avenues. A benefit concert for John Duty at Bridgeport High School auditorium was canceled for professor and Mrs Terbert Stront and Albert Ball. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs I Robert Kohler of Stratford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. Lund
Ars
William E
Allen
Bridgeport Art League Club
Canton Avenue
Tenth District
Republican Club
Noble
East Washington Avenues
Drs. Aye Harvey
Dugsereau
Mra Terbert Stront
Albert Ball
John Dutty
Bridgeport High School
I. Robert Kohler
Stratford Avenue
St. Vincent's
Harry W. Congdon
American Legion
Golden Hill Street
A. J. Vaulkner
St Peters Minstrels Impress Audience With Varied Features
Novelties ranged from end men in gala attire to a lively chorus and a grand harmony quartet. Local talents including Miss Anna Marie Hayrilla and Miss Florence Maratti performed, with numerous dancers and a strong audience turnout praising the event hosted by St Peters church in Colonial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calopin
Griand
St. Johngyn
Ai Greene
F. Procha
Neoood
Asy
Biss
Ridgewort
Katherine Lombard Tarlyon
Madelyn Farley
Sheir
P'runts Prochuska
Robert Frean
Atec
Anna
Marie Hayrilla
Florence Maratti
Taratta Donahue
Alisy Doris Maraffi
Anna Clarke
Mis Marie Wankey
Noro Powers
Mise Catherine Meardie
Misa Mildred Muzzerea
Nias Katherine Henley
aAgnes SteCermack
Mina Anna Connell
Mary Solevan
William Toomey
Mary Murali
Drara
Samuel Saunders
Wiliam Toomey
Francis Duan
Pattern Notice From Bridgeport Telegraph Department
A damaged listing explains pattern kits for season accessories at home with postal order details. It notes cost, material requirements, and that a sample photo will be mailed on receipt of one cent in stamps or coins. Include name and address. contact Barnum 6100 if photo is not received within five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opytern Deepartment
Bridgeport Tercy
Barnuw
Settlement proposal for 700 Russians Jews to Canada
Washington report says immigration authorities are urged to transfer about 700 Jewish Russians held in New York and other ports deemed inadmissible under U S immigration law to Canada as suitable settlers. The suggestion aims to ease United States absorption by relocating these individuals to another country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Moy
New York
United
Canada
Foley Fant Wedding Solemnized Yesterday
Mise Gladysant daughter of Mr and Mrs Johy ant of Jane Street and Cyril 1 Foley son of Captain Edward Foley were married yesterday morning at St James church Stretford by Rev M J OConney Miss Anna Mant of New York City cousin of the bride was maid of honor. The bridal party wore rust and cocoa colored crepe gowns with matching hats and the bride carried white chrysanthemum bouquet. Music included a scheetal program of model music and songs Ave Maria and I Love You Truly with O Promise Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gladys Ant
Johy Ant
Jane Street
Cyril
Foley
Edward Foley
Old Places
St. James Church
Stretford
M. J. O'Conney
M. Me
Namara
B. Fy Klernan
Anna Mant
New York City
Galden Delmare and Foley Wedding Reception Vows
The couple attended a ceremony with a reception at the groom's home. Afterward they departed for a wedding trip and will be at Wilmot Avenue after December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Authenums
Galden Delmare
Foley
Pride
Youngs Weds Ivitts In St Augustine Church Ceremony
Miss Mary A Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Young, married Charles Henry Ivitts, son of Charles Ivitts of 287 East Main street, at St Augustine's church with Rev J B Nini officiating. Miss Ethel Young attended, John Nolan served as postman, and a reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple planned a motor trip and will reside with her parents on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nise Mar Aenes Youngs
Umd aAuiy
Robert
Young
Res Henry Ivitts
Charles
Vitts
East Main Street
St. Augustine's Church
Paator
J.B. Nini
Ethel Young
John Nolan
Birslavitts
Temple Sisterhood Card Party Set At Park Avenue Temple
The Sisterhood of the Park Avenue temple will host a card party in the vestry rooms this afternoon at 4 40. Decorations planned by Mrs J F Cohen and Mrs Al Anderson. A prize at each table and refreshments provided. Reservations include Mrs M T Brankel, Mrs N Nelsonec, Mrs Z Shalet, Mrs William Giderman, Mrs J Hershheld, Mrs Levy, Mrs Hartman, Mrs I Goldberg, Mrs F H Levy, Mrs I Volkenstein, Mrs M Kulst, Mrs C J Mintz, Mrs Maximilian, Mrs I Goldman, Mrs J T Spador, Mrs A H W Abrams, Mrs L S Finksletone, Mrs I Levy, Mrs J Shperstein, Mrs Harry Silvermane, Mrs Charles Brody, Mrs I fonine, Mrs J Merson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Park Avenue Temple
J. F. Cohen
al Anderson
Ech
Mot
Mrankel
Mrankel, Mra N. Nelsnec, Mrs. 2. Shalet, Mrs. Willam Giderman
J. Hersch-" Held
D- Levy
Hartman
Goldberg
F. H. Levy
I. Volkenstein
M- Kulst
C. J. Mintz
Maximilian
I. 5
Goldman
J.T. 'Spador
A. HW. Abrams
Fashion Introduces Plaids For Misses Frocks
Fashion introduces plaids and wife checks in fall styles for young misses. Delicate georgette frocks with pleated flounces and billowy skirts come in peach blue maize and apricot tones with lace ribbons and embroidered accents. Sizes 8 to 16 years priced from 6.50 to 29.50, second floor.
Dance Postponed By Fire Department Event
A local dance originally set for this Saturday has been postponed to December first due to scheduling issues with the EonSTE Fire department. The gathering was to take place in Lordship and featured the planned participation of community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eonste Fire Department
Handkerchiefs Offerings From Pure Inen Creations
Advertisement details a range of handkerchiefs in white and colored Madeira embroidered designs. Prices range from 25 to 50 cents with finishes described as crepe and footing edges. Mentions men’s handkerchiefs and linen options as suitable gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Co
Dutch Silver Sale Items on Main Floor
A sale offers pie dishes casseroles relish dishes tea pot tiles hat dish mats salt and pepper shakers candlesticks and vases. Prices range from 50 cents to 8 dollars with items displayed on the main floor.
Japanese Table Cloths for Dining Tables
Large table covers with blue Japanese designs. Wide and stitched hems. Launder easily and brighten breakfast and lunch settings. Four sizes 72 by 72 inches price $2.00. 36 by 36 inches also available. Napkins to match sold in pairs for $1.26. Bureau and sideboard scarfs priced 50 cents each. Third floor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mins Mac Wright
May Shane
Ella Duscay
Ellsworth Street
Duscay
George Fine
Riverside Drive
St. Peter's
Minstrels
St. Peters’ Church
Colonial Hall
Children of Mary
the Rosary
The
Holy
Anna Marie Harrilla
Florence Maraffi
Schrarer
Schrafft
Lincoln
Annabel Worthington
Foley-Fant
Mary A. Young
Charles Henry Evitts
Temple Sisterhood
Fifth Avenue
Privat
Shen
Charles. Levine
Green
M. Cederbaum
Berman
George Croft
William Herman
Oe & Surestk
M. Relch
J. Cohen
Jam Landeamen
H.W
H. L. Bishop
Richar’ Oppel
H. Goldenberg
R. Salabes
Cts
Nation Department
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