Annual inspection of nurses held at B and P Club
The annual inspection of 20 visiting nurse staff took place Thursday afternoon at the Business and Professional Women's club offices. Mrs Oliphant chaired the nurses committee with Mrs Wilmot and Mrs Price present. The August workload showed more cases and calls than two years prior. Miss Margaret R. Burkhardt, winner of a Visiting Nurse Association scholarship, completed public health nursing at Teachers College Columbia, Aug joined the Texas association as assistant superintendent, replacing Miss Auan Seeman who resigned to join the Victorian Order of Nurses in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurse Association
Oliphant
Walter
Wilmot
Seward Price
Margaret R. Burkhardt
Teachers College Columbia University
Texal Association
Miss Burkhardt
Tha Ve NM
Auan Seeman
Becomia
Victorian Order of Nurses
Montreal
Red Dress Frightens Horse That Kills Woman
Coroner finds no criminal responsibility for the death of Mrs. Mary Bride of West Chesire after a Tanaway horse trampled her on June 16, 1922 in Waterbury. The horse, frightened by a red dress stepping from a trolley car, caused injuries to Mrs. Mary Hardt and Mrs. Adar Larson in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Jenna T. Monouazi
Mary Bride
West Cheshire
Resual
Tra Worth
Hewitt Grocery Co
Mary Hardt
Adar * Larson
Delegates to Confer This Afternoon in New Haven Meeting
Republican delegates from this city will meet this afternoon to organize and elect representatives for vice president and on the various committees of the state convention in New Haven on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtate
New Haven
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listed in City Notices
Births announce new arrivals for Wilson Bloxsom Ida at 21 Waldorf Avenue a son September. Charles Lingley and Sarah at 1072 Central Avenue a boy. many other newborns and couples, with dates in August and September, including entries for Everly London Smith Burns Eisenders Morris Green and Burdett Barrow. Marriages include Zastenchiels Bakes Balog Radovic and Burdett Barrow pairs with addresses in Hal ter Street Spruce Street East Avenue and Lesko Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ida Bloxsom
Waldorf Avenue
Charles
Sarah Lingley
Central Avenue
Marian
Katherine Everly
Owenoke Park
Westport
Ner
Walter and
Ella Smith
Meadowbrook Read
Irving
Sara London
Fairfield Avenue
Hughend Elizabeth Burns
Atlantic Street
George and
Ether Smith
Park Avenue, & Son
Samuel and
Lillian Eisenders
Maplewood Avenue
Frank and
Martha eZnatatis
Gregory Street
Joseph
Alice Morris
Eaton Street
Harold
Mary Green
Hill Street
Samuel Zastenchiels
Hallett Street
Mary Bakes
Hallett
Steve Balog
Spruce Street
Mary Radovic
T Lesko Court
Ernest Howard Burdett
East Avenue
Edith May Barrow
Early Autumn Fashions Echo French Lines in Shops
Fashion pages note early autumn gowns follow French lines with subtle variations. Skirts grow longer and often feature circular designs, pleating appears in dresses and trims, with brown and red shades rising in popularity. Navy remains common and black fades from notice as women and men embrace new colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Miss Dorothy Roberts Weds Norman A Sperry
Miss Dorothy May Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan Roberts of 109 Alpine avenue married Norman A Sperry son of Joseph Sperry in the rectory of St Charles church on Thursday at 6 pm. She wore white roma crepe and ilusto veil with a bouquet of pride roses and lily of the valley. Bridesmaid Anne Moran of Waterbury wore cantone crepe and white asters. Reception featured asters ferns and palms. After dinner the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 142 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
May Roberts
Alaon Roberts
Alpine Avenne
Norman A. Sperry
Joseph Sperry
St. Charles’ Church
Anne Moran
Waterbury
Howard Thurston
Naugatuck
East Main Street
Engagement of Betty Kaplan to Maxwell L Trager
MPs and Mrs S Kaplan of 47 Garfiela avenue announce their daughter Bettys engagement to Maxwell L Trager of New Haven. St Stephens church Stepney members are staging an entertainment and dance tonight at the firemen hall. A sale of cake sandwiches omelette punch and fancy articles will aid. The Long Hill waiting room will host a bus to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kaplan
Garfiela Avenue
Betty
Maxwell L. Trager
New Ha
I ‘Ved
St. Rephen’s Church
Stepney
Bridgeport
Sandall
Long Hill
Water Street
Tey O’slock
St. Stephen's Church
Chattanooga
Engagement Noted At Garfield Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs S Kaplan announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to Maxwell L Trager of New Haven. The notice appears in the Business and Professional Women's club dinner program at 6 30 p m on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Business and Professional Women's Club
Army Association Aims to Unite U S Troops Nationwide
The Army of the United States Association proposes a national body to foster patriotism and the one army spirit. It seeks to unify troops from Regular Army National Guard and Organized Reserves, advising on mutual history study and comradeship across regions. Brigadier General Mullaly notes a tentative constitution focusing on principle over detail and voluntary action outside the Regular Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant. J.en Oreontsarton
Association of the Army of the United States
Geheal
Camp Meade
Union
Alaska Lanama
Fhilupinos
Pershing
Army of the
United States
Regular
National Guard
Mullaly
Pacific Coast
First of Fall Weddings Set For Tonight at United Church
Miey Katherine Maude Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Astin Jennings of Brooklawn and Arthur Osborne Jennings son of Mrs Arthur Osborne Jennings of Southport will wed tonight at 6 30 oclock in United church with Dr William Horace Day assisting. The reception will follow at Brooklawn Country club with many bridesmaids and local guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miey
Katherine Maude Jennings
Edward Astin Jennings
Brooklawn
Fue
Arthur Osborne
Jennings
Arthur Osborne Jennings
Southport
William Horace
United Church
Eleanor Webster
White Turkey Inn
Mrs. Jennings
Brooklawn Country Club
Susan M. Jennings
Catherine Brown
New Bedford
Mass
Betty Lambertson
New York
Frances Jennings
Greens Farms
Misa Jhzabeth Seeley
Chia City
Marion Marvin
Fittsburgh
Henry Grant Wasson
Pittsburgh
George Barker
George and
Edward Stevens
Vincent Wilcox
Passaic
N. J
Courtland D. Parker
Morris Plains
Denham C. Lunt
Greenfield
Maas
Service Club
Lincoln School
Providence
R. I
Williams College
Milford Park Work Demand At Budget Meeting
At a Milford Board of Finance meeting a Milford Chamber of Commerce delegation and citizens urged a $10,000 appropriation to extend Milford public park system in line with Milford harbor improvements funded by $15,000 already allocated. Participants included Simeon Lake J Fred Van Syckle Frank Cogill Willams H Woodrum Sanford Hawkins William P Hoyt A W Skinner Cecil Lrow Videt and Raymond Stoddard. The Police board sought $32,000 for two more officers a combined patrol and ambulance unit two motorcycles and 16 new police boxes. The Fireboard proposed $34,493.72 with three new men new improvements totaling $9,018.97 a new car for the fire chief and $5,600 for a Fort Trumbull Beach fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Board of Finance
Muford Chamber of Commierce
Simeon Lake
Milford Harbor
Simon Lake
J. Fred. van Syckle
Chamber of Commerce
Frank L. Cogill
Bridgeport
Milford Yacht Club
Willams H. Woodrum
Sanford Hawkins
William PF. Hoyt
A. W. Skinner
Cecil Lrow- Videt
Raymond Stoddard
Police
Fireboard
Fort Trumbull Beach
Corsets and Lingerie in Extra Size Range
In connection with a large assortment of corsets brasieres and lingerie for women who require extra sizes the store highlights extended fittings and specialty pieces to accommodate diverse figures.
Boston Bag Highlighted in Leather Section Ad
A heavy crepy fabric biased striped bag offers a versatile Boston style with a spacious front pocket and unlimited capacity. Black or tan versions are marked special at 1.95 dollars, located on the Main floor Leather section.
Indies dress pattern No. 1874 proposed sizes and yardage
The text outlines a voile frock with bias trim and side fullness creating a flat back look. Pattern No. 1874 offers sizes 36 to 42 bust, with yardage for 36 inch and 32 inch fabrics, and a mail order pattern option from Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Department. Also mentions waterfall heights in British Guiana and Yellowstoné Falls.
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B. and
P. Club
Mane
Minerva Silk and Woo
Broider
Royal Society
P. Sproviero
Main St. Rentela
Wed
Thuresay
Parker Trichological Institute
New York City
Wade
Hele M. EY
Smaich St
Tel
Bar
Dorothy Roberts
Jacob KR. Merson
Linwood Avenue
George C. Lee
Burroughs Street
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Evan Fuller
Lincoln Avenue
Willam
Stowe
Twelfth District Woman's Club
Port Jefferson
Park City
Naonu Lodge No. 30
Grace Green
Mempera
Joseply Worton
Hyde Park
Muse
Georges FP
Fred.w. Beardslie
Aon Jom
C. Corcoran
Wiliam Street
Oscar D. Lavery
Livingstone Place
T. J. Murphy
West Liberty Street
Notre Dame University
Indiana
E. Judge
London
England
E. Y. Mott
Howard Avenue
Samuel Glover
Margaret. Morrissey
Foplar Street
Asbury Park, Rar
Mrs. S. Kaplan
Garfield Avenue
U. S. Army
NEW Association
Philharmonic Trio
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Breas
the New
McCall
Pattern
Joinville
Maly
Boston
Annabel Woorrington
Onan, Rept
New Ireland Conservatory. OF Music
Geon
Mle
Pupiis
Ralph DL
Flanders
Huntington Ave
Massachusetts
Bridgeport Telegram
Aera
Barrum 6100
British Guiana
Waterman
Moore’s Safety
Swan
Fritz & Hawley, Inc
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Kodaks
Chevy
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