W Branch Halloween Masquerade Week Planned
W Branch hosts three Halloween masquerade parties this week. Tomorrow night features boys and girls and men and women in costume with games and refreshments. Friday night offers a larger event with entertainment and prizes as preparations continue for attendees to enroll soon.
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Mrslhs
Wheatley Wraneh
YW. CG
Igvolve
Hallowe'en
Miktr Azhoal
Sifternean
Dupe
Pele
Bey Pinno
Ings Ag
Trade Teachers Class Organized Here in State
A new trade teaching class was formed by a coalition of trades unions and education officials in the city. The program covers auto mechanics, carpentry, plumbing, and other trades, with graduates eligible to apply for teaching positions statewide upon approval by the State Board of Education.
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Setyaol
First Concert of Musical Club This Afternoon
Bridgeport notes the opening of the Afternoon Musical Club series at 2 30 in the Stratford hotel. Performers include Artone Will soprano Mabel Beddac contralto Dick Kowell tenor James Price baritone and Walter Greene bass.
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Weenoa
Aia
Ima
Axlong
Bridgeport
Packel Creevy Wedding Planned at St Johns Church
The wedding of Miss Rose Creevy and Alf Packel will take place tomorrow at 9 oclock in St Johns Church. Miss Creevy will wear a white satin frock with a bouquet ofAustraliana blossoms and chrysanthemums. Stephen Galky acts as best man. After the ceremony, guests will proceed to the reception at the couple’s home on Cowhy Street.
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Rose Creevy
Anna Creevy
Alred
Lona Packel
Soni
Alf Packel
Pembroke Street
St. John'’s
Jane
Komara
Stephen Galky
Cowhy Street
Vera Gregory Surprise Masquerade Wedding in New York
Vera Gregory, a Beatrix Dubin relation, hosted a surprise masquerade party for her friend. The ceremony tied Vera Teitelman to Max Teitelman in New York City with Pov Goldstein officiating. The bride, a Bridgport High School graduate and NYU Law student, is also a noted violinist. groom a Yale civil engineer and NYU researcher attended. They reside at 66 West 10th Street in New York.
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Vera Geemory
Pa Artening
Mallowe
Catherine Lee
Doycen
Evelyal Gregory
Anna
Veronica
Genevieve Thea
Ida Wilson
Jun Batagiolla
Arthur Walsh
Francis Avian
Katherine Lee
Leo
Boston Avenue
Max Teitstatt
M.peiterman
New Haven
York City
Pov
Goldstein
Riverside Drive
New York City
Bridgport High School
Law School
New York University
Teitelman
Ir. Teltelman
Yale
Road sewer hearing notices public adjourned meeting
The Board of Aptriism announces public hearings on road sewer assessments after sewer completion. About 200 property owners affected will be notified to appear Monday night at 6 o'clock to discuss the assessments related to the Huntington area project.
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Board of Aptriism Bas Son
Personalities and marriages in Bridgport area
Martin and Miss Bea trice Mellin of Cincinnati and Mrs Sara Rosen with Mrs Mary Rosen of Newport stopped in Bridgport during a cross country motor trip. They attended Ella Dorothy P in and Charles G Gibson wedding at 116 Arctic street home. Raym Timmons and Miss Anna all of Berkley Pace connected to local nuptials. Harvest supper at Mary Beardsley Olivet Congregational church and food sale at Liberty building hosted by various local groups. Meetings at Park Street Congregational and Are Alles Normal training school and hospital in Thomasville Georgia.
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TY. Martin
Beatrice Mellin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sara Rosen
Mary Rosen
Newport
Kentucky
Columbus
Blue Ridge Mountains
Philadelphia
New York
Provigen
Bridgport
Astheuesis
Mra
Arctic Street
John P.ain
Poplar Street
Ella Dorothy
Charles G. Gibson
Mary ‘Beardsley Society Olivet Congregational Church
Hole Hail
W. BG. Waviy
Womin
Liberty
Bulding
Women's League
Park Street
Congregational Caures
Gogiery
Noted Chorus 70 Sings at First M. E. Church
The Rhondda Welsh Male Choir led by Viscountess Rhondda will perform at the First Methodist Church tomorrow night. The choir recently won first prize at the International Musical Festival in Pittsburgh and is described as a premier Welsh chorus, featuring top singers from seven outstanding groups.
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M. E. Church
Rhonnda
Anisehoir
Erst Prige
Pittsburgh
Wiles
Thames Marsan
Hartford Club Hosts Daughters of Hartford State Meeting
The Connecticut Daughters of 1818 hold their annual Hartford gathering at the Hartford Club. Delegates from multiple chapters across the state attend, with local members sharing news and plans for the year. The event includes social activities and a brief overview of chapter achievements.
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Hartford
Rogiety
Hartford Club
Detentes
States
Harmless Means of Reducing Fat Promoted in Ad
An advertisement claims a harmless method to reduce fat without dieting or exercise. It touts a mysterious “Mamiilue Preserigoods” and promises benefits at a price, directing readers to a local Detroit address for purchase.
Dress Trimmings and Bands Feature Main Floor Display
Black tailored braids range from half inch to three inches in nine widths priced to 75 cents per yard. Open-work bands in black braid one to two inches wide. Narrow fancy braids in assorted fine textures 15 to 25 cents per yard. Imitation trimmer bands in six inch width in black beige silver and gray priced at 1.50 per yard. Dress girdles tassels fringes pendants and cabechons also offered with heavy black girdles for coats on the main floor center aisle.
Sunset Mandalay One-Strap Pump Commercial Listing
A new Sunset soft suede one strap pump in Mandalay shade offers grace and comfort. The round toe and straight heel sit just higher than average for longer skirts. Trimmed with Mandalay Russian calf lattice over the strap and vamp side. Priced at $11.50, style No. 2330 on the main floor.
Hats and fashions priced at ten dollars each
The collection features poke shapes with drapes to veil ages, velvet and panne velvets, velvet and metallic brocade combos, smart felt hats trimmed with velvet or flowers, and ostrich feather details. Includes youthful models. styles described as far beyond the price, with hats priced at ten dollars. Second Naor.
New Line of Children's Books Promotes Christmas Gift Picks
A new line of children's books features old favorites and many new titles, nicely bound and beautifully illustrated, with many boxed sets. The offerings, highlighted by the Book Shop on the main floor, make it not too early to select gifts for Christmas season.
Prices for Workwear and Undergarments Listed
A catalog of clothing items with prices: vests and pants at 50 and 65 cents, union suits from 70 cents to 1.65 dollars, union suits with waist attachment 1.10 to 1.60 dollars, merino blends 1.00 to 1.30 dollars, and additional union suits 2.00 to 3.25 dollars. Prices vary by size.
Girl Scouts Week Do a good turn daily
The Read House serves as headquarters for uniforms and Scout books. Available items include long coats 3.50, bloomers 2.25, middies 1.75, hats 1.50, ties 0.40, web belts 0.60, plus whistles, knives, axe and flag sets. Scouting for Girls 0.75 and 1.00, The Blue Book of Rules 0.15. Garments on second floor, ebooks on main floor.
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Read House
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