Margaret Donlon Weds Frank Dezerbo in St Patrick's Church
Miss Margaret Louige Donlon daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Donlon of 1894 Bay Street wed Frank Dezerbo son of Mr and Mrs Dezerbo of Marion Street yesterday morning at St Patrick's Church with Rev Doe Tyneh officiating. The bride wore a blue tricotine suit with blue hat, corsage of bride roses. Sister Miss Dezerbo served as bridesmaid in brown suit with pink corsage. Best man Andrew Denton. Reception followed at the farm for about 60 guests. The couple will reside on Warne Street after returning from a wedding trip. Dezerbo is president of Norris Mall Jimes Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louige Dohlon
Andrew Donlom
Bava Street
Frank
A. Donten
Ay Perro
Anthony Setie
William Kagetin
William Gowen
MM. Antalick
John Alexander
Tessanna Femielt
Frank Donlon
Katherine M. Keating
Miss Adown
Joseph A. Rich
Straw ride party held at Sandy Hook home
A straw ride aid party at Miss Natalie Scott's home in Sandy Hook Saturday drew guests from East Haven and Ansonia and featured dancing and a bullet luncheon. Dorothy Dinkler entertained with a fancy dance. Stratford guests attended.
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Natalie Scott
Sandy Hook
Stratford
Dorothy Dinkler
Sandy Hooks
East Haven
Ansonia
Unknown names list from historical clipping noted
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names including Dreag Burritt Miss Marian Steveng Miss Margaret Nelzies Miss Gladys Ahatli Miss Mildred Burritt Misa Stazet Schraver Krank Kopp ent er Ball George Kob diapun drving Parrott redint Ben Beck John and Lennart Bury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreag Burritt
Marian Steveng
Margaret Nelzies
Gladys Ahatli
Mildred Burritt
Misa Stazet Schraver
Krank Kopp
Enter Ball
George Kobdiapun
Drving Parrott
Redint
Ben Beck
John
Lennart Bury
Musical club to hold four concerts and party
After a Bridgeport Prodeal rehearsal this evening a short concert and Hallows party are planned. Performers include Robert Osteves Mandolins Edwin Osteyee guitar Arthur Peterson conor banley with solos. Rooms will feature Halloween colors and games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Mixalia Winburn
Laure Schievinger
Halloween Party Hosted by Schoolmates
A Halloween party was hosted by the schoolmates at 22 Pontey Street. The event featured games, selections, and a luncheon with attendees including Misa Mose, Rita Liuren, Marie Stapte, Mabel Bolter, Miss Macgare, Miss Anna Reins, Miss May Rowbark, Miss Virginia Riekel, Miss Irma Lath, Miss Bice Nags, Miss Margaret Buckley, George Hoe Jorneix, Withrie Leonard, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickel
Pontey Street
Hallowe'en
Misa Mose
Rita Liuren
Marie Stapte
Regen Quesnek
Mabel Bolter
Macgare
O'Reilly
Anna P Reins
May Rowbark
Virginia Riekel
Irma Lath
Bice Nags
Margaret Buckley
Now Dorsty
George Hoe Jorneix
Withrie Leonard
Dolm
Edward Post
Sorman ‘Dareev
Arthur Lawrence
Milton Worden
Charles Tucker
Cheries Burke
Cainton Harrington
Wiliam Hagerty
Wilivra Mallon
John Uriskel
Mranele Hosel
Robert Straig
Louis Matlon
Donald Rowe
The Little Mower Sign and the Garden Flowers
A diary style piece describes a vivid yellow chrysanthemum and other blooming plants, then shifts to social plans as the writer shops for dresses at D.M. Tona and Read's. It notes Adelaide's evening attire, then moves to a studio visit with Mrs. Kamerling in the Liberty building for beauty club activities and hair demonstrations. The narrative winds through home heating worries, future Fairfield house features, and a navy day parade observed by a child and family, ending with town errands and daily chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Alice
Winderlind
Congress
Adelaide’s
Adelaide
D. M. Tona's
Read
Ston
Tiberty
Kamerling
Taree
Warold
Fairfield
Tur Acres
Lilley
Plevre
Jon
Navy
Pierve
Mt. Vernon
Jean
Bridgeport
Stratford
Southport
Westport
Talnichies
Dee Pond
Bright Costumes Planned for Sleeping Beauty Play
Beautiful costumes will be worn when Bridgeport High mounts Sleeping Beauty on Friday evening. Grace Clarke’s student players perform for the Federation of Parent Teacher Associations with a Richard II period court. The Prince and court will display period garb, with dandy Wiehard in houppelande and ladies in nets of gold mesh. The cast features Bette Richmen as Queen Tearbery and many others, all working to ensure a successful open meeting fundraiser for winter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Seliou
Charm- Ing
Federation of
Parent Teacher Associations
Ing. Bette
Richmen
Tearbery Firhitgoss
Ardyle Lilbey
Elaine Prat
Crystal Mountains
Cornelia Tuckey
Silver Rivers
Wrances Meyers
Stble Caves
Catherine Elison
Dorothy Peterson
Gourtier
Page
Felma Sckler
Eleanor Reilly
Waling
Ceci Sickler
Businessmen Asked to Help Harvard Fund Appeal
A Harvard Fund appeal was made by a New England committee appointed by the Harvard University board of overseers. The group volunteers to raise half of the $250,000 goal and will ask business leaders nationwide to cover the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullons
Harvard Business School
New England
William Campbell's son christening celebration at home
Meand Mrs. William Campbell of JUS Madsen avenue celebrated the christening of their son William at their home Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Present were Mr. and Mrs. T. Dauiets, Mr. and Mrs. Sheedy of Derby, Mrs. Mile Cronin, A Richard Tayt, George Kary, OO Nesshew and Joseph Glynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Jus Madsen Avenue
Willian Yy
Jose
T. Dauiets
BR. Sheedy
Derby
Mile Cronin
Richard Tayt
George Kary
OO Nesshew
Joseph Glynn
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised
Minneapolis and Chicago women report relief from long term pain and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials describe weight gain, backache relief, and improved well being from varied health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Halloween Surprise Party Attended by Many Guests
A Halloween surprise party honoring Miss Celia Shopple of 64 Kossuth Street featured elven minty decor and entertainment by Miss Miriam Kriegler and Miss Slizibeth Kriegler with singing and dancing. Dozens of attendees included Miss Mildred Shopiel, Miss Elizabeth Kriegley, Miss Frances Radinsky, and many Rubenstein and Newman relatives. The event showcased black and orange decorations, festive favors, luncheon, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe En Minty
Celia Shop
Kossuth Street
Healowe'en
Miriam
Slizibeth Kriegler
Mildred Shopiel
Miriant Kriegier
Elizabeth Kriegley
Misa Frances Radinsky
Rose Cohen
Misa Tiina Turnheit
Misa Ainol Rubenstein
Dolugters Valery
Sernlee
Dorothy
Elizabeth O' Neil
Catherine Donovan
Liela Redgar
Idna Tobin
Marc O'Neil
Rose Nomvich
Jack
Robert Exar
Wilbur Squire
Neil Tobin
Catherine
Mary Tobin
Robert, Egan
Edward Kedigate, Jr
James Done
James Vobin
O'Connell, Yan
Parents Entertain At Party For Daughters Birthday
A birthday surprise for Mrs G Dimond of Angola was hosted at the home of her daughter in Bridgeport. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cummings Barker Dimond O Connell and others. Refreshments were served, dancing enjoyed, and games awarded prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svs
G. Dimond
Angola
Bridgeport
Lucky
Privus
Cummings
Barker
Halloween birthday party for Dorothy Mac Punter
An eighth birthday party was hosted at 279 Bread Streets in honor of Dorothy Mac Punter with Halloween baskets of candy for guests. Miss Eigne performed a fancy dance among attendees including Emergon Mason Michard Mason Sadie Mason Modred Cockayne and Edna Cockayne from Norwich Westport and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowe'en
Dorothy Mac Punter
Hallowe'en
Miss Eigne
Emergon
Michard Mason
Norwich
Sadie Mason
Modred
Edna Cockayne
Westport
Irene
Helen
Edward Brennan
Bernadette
Albha LeBrun
Marcia Bethune
Vital Statistics and Marriage Licenses Listed in October Events
The notice records births across multiple families with October dates and addresses, listing Andrew and Elizabeth Spednigt a son October, Stephen and Mary Kopeils a daughter October 21, and several other families with names, street addresses, and October birth dates. It also lists marriage licenses for Stephen M Spodnick and Mary Babyack, Orlando A Spear and Bore Harmiston, George Hunt and Beulah Coburn, Oliver D Mason and Mary Ballinges, Pasquale Marzacamo and Annunziata Gatulla, Jean B Fartana and Brigita Cantella, and Charles M Secomb with Mildred Fleischammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohis Avenue
Ae Arcangelo
Lucia Gabriella
Brooke Street
Audine
Martha Costanzo
Beach Street
James
Agnes Hawley
Lincoln Street
Mary Livingston
October Maurics
Flora McGreth
East Main Street
Albert
Margaret Burnstein
Connecticut Avenue
Victor
Valinda Napoli
Niewbeth Street
Stephen M. Spodnick
Wliston Street
Mary Babyack
Bridgeport Hospital
Orlando A. Spear
Patrtlelé Avenue
Harmiston
Fairfield Avenue
Sir George Hunt
Chapel Street
Beulah Coburn
Oliver D. Mason
Dove Street
Mary Ballinges
State Street
Ae Pasquale Marzacamo
N ‘Mayen
Annunziata Gatulla
Harrol Avenue
Jean B. Fartana
South Avenue
Brigita A. Cantella
Charles M
Fashionable Flannel Frocks Stew Sport Frock Gains Popularity
A description notes a stew sport frock becoming as popular as jersey dresses, offering plain colors or checks bars stripes and large plaids. It is presented as a good looking wardrobe supplement, appealing to college daughters, priced at 29.50 dollars.
Jersey Frocks Arrive in Complete New Seasonal Line
A large selection of new jersey frocks has arrived bringing brown navy tan black and white styles. The assortment is described as complete for the season with popular new models. Prices range from 17 50 to 32 50.
Bo-Peep Promotes Nursery Clothes Tree Appeal
A playful note touts a nursery clothes tree as a busying, tempting feature. It highlights a French handmade little dress priced from 3.50 to 7.50 and an eiderdown or dashe coat priced from 4.00 to 8.50, calling the items entrancing.
Wardrobe for baby with white wicker and silk lining
A compact baby ward robe of white wicker fits beside the cradle. It features tufted silk padding and a large bow inside, offered at 40.00 with secure craftsmanship. The ad highlights its dainty baby items and motherly joy in celebrating the infant’s arrival.
Duveryn Chenille and Silk Over-blouse Displayed
A hand embroidered over-blouse by Duveryn uses chenille and rope silk with soft crepe de chine facing in a contrasting color. It fastens at the side with Joops and buttons and is priced at $20.00 Second Noor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duveryn
Sport Hats Beside the Well-Known Country Club
A lively display offers felt cloche hats in sport models with decorative grosgrain bows. The familiar country club setting highlights the unique millinery collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Weare
Gros
Last Day for Halloween Candy Specials at Local Store
One day remains to buy lascivious candies for your party. A good supply includes chocolate novelties pumpkins cats dogs ears of corn and special boxes of Halloween 50 cents to 1 dollar per pound hard candy in pails 15 cents butter cream candies shaped as carrots corn mixed nuts pumpkins and more. Special section at the front of the store.
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Hallowe
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Margaret Donlon
Frank Dezerbo
Conn
Natalie
Dorothy Keto Gunn
Touish
Tohnson
Ruth Moore
Dorot
Muriel Anderson
Beulah Wittstein
Fairy of
Paris
Harvard
Minneapolis
Minn
J. J. Birwen
18Th Ave
South
W. E. Shaw
Walnut Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hallowe’en
Andrew
Elizabeth Spednigt
Putnam Street
October
Stephen
Mary ‘Kopeils
Helen Street
Martha Zenkovich
Pennsylvania Avenue
Domenick
Vera Deautisa
Tio
Francesca Perella
Che
Read Co
Marty
Bo-Peep
Evuin Tibben
Ming Yeloul
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