27 Nov 1923
Page 14
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
14
A dental group promotes tooth health, claiming to have relieved thousands in Connecticut from tooth troubles and restored contentment through improved health. They urge action, asserting no mouth is beyond improvement and encouraging immediate visits to avoid further discomforts.
A Bridgeport dental practice markets itself as staffed by highly trained, experienced professionals. The advertisement emphasizes long study and practice, noting every doctor has achieved advanced degrees and excels in dentistry. It invites patients to trust Bridgeport's leading dentists for their tooth troubles.
Features of Our Service include Nap-A-Minu. m9hurt methods in all operations. Experts will administer gas for you in extraction work, if you wish it. The X-Ray is at your command to bring to light any hidden tooth troubles. Plates and removable bridgework are recognized specialties with us. We have introduced with great success the Perry Suction Cup Device for plates which make artificial teeth stick in hard-to-fit mouths almost like nature's own. In short we are qualified to render a dental service of a superior nature, and by comparison at surprisingly reasonable prices.
The St Josephs T B L association hosts its annual Old Timers Night at Barnant avenue club rooms on Thanksgiving eve. A Sapopo Review of 1924 vaudeville will be performed with Walter Brevans as end man. The Sappho Band provides music as boxing bouts and a King Tut’s daughter dance entertain guests.
Sohn Speer of 267 Myrllo avenue hosted a Saturday evening gathering with a Scotch solo by Miss Teabela Finn, violin by Herman Gotthardt, and a male quartet. An orchestra accompanied dancing and refreshments followed. Attendees included Misses Isabell Find, Dagna Anderson, Mary Anderson, Victoria Scarnully, Lena Tetrucelli, Lacy Tetrucelli, Maury Bashledo, Monica Beben, Mildred Mezzreal, Irene Cunger, Bertha Simmons, Fosg Mapleton, Mildred Carroll, Margaret Hurley, Margaret Abrine, Mrs. M. Kile, Mrs. McCarthy, and many Speer family members.
Vital statistics record births with names and addresses across many households. Entries include Idael and Mary Starnachy daughter Nov 0, Solomon and Agnes Parish daughter Nov 3, Stanley and Mary Marcinczys son Nov 4, plus numerous other pairs listing parents, street addresses, and birth dates in November.
An old advertisement touts Mustarine as a universal remedy. It claims to loosen joints overnight, relieve backache and rheumatism, soothe chest colds and sore throats, and even aid frostbitten feet. The copy emphasizes full strength application without blistering and urges purchase in a yellow box for 29 cents.
Students at BH S plan a jubilee assembly Wednesday to honor the football team for an undefeated season. The school contemplates a sweater gift but may rely on student collections due to costs. Florence Evang will receive a hair net while Mr Perry is slated for a large bow. the class will present Mr McKee with a copy of College Humor.
Miss Helen Brown of East Main Street entertained at a hen shower for her sister Miss Anna Brown, who will wed Edward Lathey on Thanksgiving Day. Guests included Mrs. Thomas Brown and many others, with Miss Anna Brown receiving many gifts.
Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club gathered at the Stratfeld hotel for a social gathering and brief program. Excerpts from Mascagni’s L Amico Fritz were performed, followed by a opera summary. Miss Fowler urged fusion musical clubs in grammar and high schools, noting two already started in New Haven.
A member of the I C O F is presented with a fifty year jewel. Ezra Temporal displays the token at 1230 Noble Ave as George R. Jackson, secretary, sends a congratulatory letter. Approximately 3 400 of the 1 500 000 Odu Fellows have received similar honors in the past.
A scanned diary entry recalls Thanksgiving arrangements at a Stratford house, with plans for a family dinner at Priscilly Tea Room and a low key social week. The author notes Mother Dub's recovery, a studio shampoo appointment, and shopping at Read's with Beth and Ann from Richmond. They discuss clothing choices, a bouquet from The Little Flower Shop, memories of a cooking mishap, and a proposed visit to New Haven for a dance after Thanksgiving. The piece blends domestic details with local shops and social plans.
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