New Baby Shop Unveils Hand Embroidered Apparel
Our New Baby Shop and Children's Department announce new apparel in fine soft batiste. Several patterns to choose from, all hand embroidered and handmade. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. 89c.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1926
Page
8
Our New Baby Shop and Children's Department announce new apparel in fine soft batiste. Several patterns to choose from, all hand embroidered and handmade. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. 89c.
Milford Rotary Club announced a winter and spring concert series at the town hall featuring four high type artists as a fund raising and welfare project. Season tickets priced at three dollars for all four events. First concert December 2 with Michael Press violin Olga Warren soprano and Frederick Warren tenor. Other acts include Greta Torpadie soprano Oscar Ziegler pianist and Catherine Rodger harpsichord trio.
The second dance in the Trumbull Volunteer Fire Company series will be held at Center school auditorium on Saturday with a bus to Bridgeport at midnight. Lester M. Shelton of Nichols becomes Assessor after Keller Briggs resigns. Community members from Stratford and Bridgeport visit relatives. several local families travel to Hear Mountain and Poughkeepsie. Miss Ela N. Prereh receives a miscellaneous shower featuring a wedding cake ice cream display. Ogden M. Field of New York engaged to Miss French. families from Bridgeport and Trumbull attend. Robert T. French plans to move to New York with daughter Ella.
Mr and Mrs Milon Hawley left Monday for Philadelphia to attend the Sesquicentennial. Harmony Grange accepted the invitation of Newtusan Gran to meet with them Tuesday evening. A pleasant evening featured Bridgewater and Wadgefield stanges among guests from Fasten and the Woman's Auxiliary. The Monroe fire department held its meeting Tuesday afternoon with three states of his after the bisme meet with Mose Feat hey Papd F tore Reuidstey wor Peovothy Haoters.
Fairfield parishioners plan a parish meeting on October 26 to decide on selecting a mipwater. Vestry discussions Wednesday proposed recommendations for the parish meeting. Also: local racing news, court actions, and community notices from Fairfield and Southport.
Mary Jay of the Sister of Mercy died after a short illness from a heart ailment in Danbury at age 28. Born Miss Mary Garvey of Hartford, she taught at St Peter's Danbury and St Charles Bridgeport after St Patrick's Hartford. Funeral at Mount St Joseph's Hartford at nine Monday.
Dairy and Pure Food Commissioner Thomas Holt announced plans to consider a revised milk regulation. The hearing, postponed from October, aims to set a new standard for milk quality and labeling.
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