Local storyteller to do similar work in Pa
Miss Phyllis Nichols daughter of Mrs Horace M Hall of Greenfield Hy will leave Sept 22 for settlement work at St Martha's House Philadelphia Pa Nichols has taught at Bridgport High School and Hillside Home and directed dramatic classes In Florida she introduced storytelling with success Nichols will lead storytelling work in Philadelphia and oversee a girls glee club and dramatic activities
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Martha's House
Philadephia
Baus
Phyllis Nichols
Horace Mhall
Greenfield Hy
Fey
Bridse ‘Port
Sarg. Sherman Pryor
Margaret Ford
Hillside
Hall
Florida
Philadelphia
Russ Nichols
Miss Hedin Surprised With Miscellaneous Shower
Hildur Hedin received a surprise shower at Mrs. Charles Olson's home 1877 Park Avenue. Her marriage to Gorse Nicholp is set for Saturday October 14 at her parents' home 1575 Park Avenue. Guests included Edith Hedin Edith Kalm Nora Wickman Eilen Bjorka Bertha Asters Ella Nordbeck A Hendrickson L Roberts Charles Dison Herbert Kalm Wikman H G Hedin and Wilbur Stautle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildur ‘Hedin
Charles Olson
Park ‘Avenue
Hedin
Gorse Nicholp
Park Avenue
Hiter Fiedin
Edith Kalm
Misa Ives Wickman
Nora Wickman
Eilen
Births and Marriages in Vital Statistics Ledger
Births list includes Stanley and Margarite Godfrey a daughter Sept 6. Rocco and Josephine Vocello a son. Leroy and Ruth Chamberlain two daughters. John and Mary Xramesky a son. Luigi and Caterina Mazo two sons. Eric and Helen Widergreen a son. Douglas and Lillian McCabe two sons with Sept dates. Marriages record Anton Petrovitz and Annie Hayberth. John Fabric and Ros Kneks. Burton Ferbush and Mary Hast. Charles Viscker and Jeanette Steimer.
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Stanley
Margarite
Godfrey
Fairfield Avenue
Rocco
Josephine Vocello
East Main Street
Hl Leroy
Ruth Chamberlain
S| Rowslay Street
John and
Mary
Xramesky
South Avenue
Luigi
Caterina Mazo
Wilmot Avenue
Eric
Helen Widergreen
Beardsley Street
Douglas
Lillian McCabe
Anton Petrovitz
Spruce Street
Annie Hayberth
John Fabric
Osborn Street
Ros, Kneks
Iranistan Avenue
Burton A. Ferbush
Madison Avenue
Mary T. Hast
Charles Viscker
Kossarh
Jeanette Steimer
Shelton Street
Medium Brown Fair Looks Best After a Golden Gunt
An advertisement highlights a horse named Medium Brown Fair as the top contender following a Golden Gunt event. The terse blurb emphasizes its superior appearance and racing prospects.
Visiting Tours Begin Sunday At Community House
A city wide “Come and See” program starts Sunday with 20 social agencies offering tours at the Community House. The Catholic Community House will host the first inspection Sunday afternoon with a musical program led by Mrs. Daly Orrenbae and organized by Mrs. Lavey. The event involves about 175 women assisting and runs 3 PM to 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Chaiilits
Boys' Club
Boy Scouts of America
Bridgeport Christan Union
Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport Protestive Association
Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum
Salvation Army
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Visiting Nurse Association
FW. Oo
Mary Daly
Ren.bae
Log
John Lavey
Bridgeport
St. Vincent’s Hospitals
Metropolitan Museum Visit Planned by Bridgeport Art Club
A Bridgeport Art club meeting discussed a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. P N Yates of the National Art Club will meet members and present short lectures on famous pictures. Arrangements include tours of Greenwich Village artists' quarter. contact Joshua Sidebottom to join before Sunday.
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Atropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Bridgeport Art Club
Eli
Gollan Bill Street
P. N. Yates
National Art Club
Greenwich Village
Wip
Joshus Sidebottom
Miss Crowley to Appear in New Dance Creation
Grace Crowley of Tranis tan avenue will start Nov 2 for Long Beach Cal to appear with Stanistoff's Dance Creation with which company she will continue for B year. Crowley is a Bridgeport Grammar school and Lauralton Hall Milford graduate who began dancing here and studied with Bernadi in New York. She danced on the New Fork afarc through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crowley
Tranistan Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
Fashion Forecaster Annabel Worthington Pattern
Annabel Worthington presents a sewing pattern forecast describing a low waist dress with two materials, bias trim bands, and a flat front and back. Suggested fabrics include satin for the upper portion and serge for the lower, with costs and yardage for pattern 1374 in sizes 36 to 42 and a mail order pattern option from Bridgeport.
Repair Shop Destroyed in East Canaan Fire
A frame building of the New England Slag company in East Canaan burned last night. Firemen halted the blaze from spreading to nearby properties. Loss estimated at $8,000.
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East Canaan
New England Slag Company
Canaan
Ernaher
Women gamblers take over gambling aboard ships
New York reports that women are replacing men as gamblers on ships, with Eddie Mallon the pier watchdog noting men claim travelers and officers are too watchful. A famed case involved a so called Duchess who played bridge nightly, winning heavily and evading accusations, prompting concern that detecting female cheating is harder.
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New York
Ocean
Eddie Mallon
Piers
Altaight
Mallon
Hopital
Eddi
Hum Onatch
Eddie
Buiet
Saf
Miss Alice Cuddy Weds Joseph Fusco
Miss Alice Cuddy daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Cuddy of Clarence street wed Joseph Fusco son of Mr and Mrs V Fusco of Hallam street at St. Ve church Wednesday morning The bride wore gray canton crepe with a matching hat and white rose corsage Mrs Edward Cuddy was maid of honor in brown canton crepe with pink roses Joseph Cuddy served as best man A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and the couple then left for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cuddy
Patrick*Cuddy
Clarence Street
Joseph Fusco Sor
V. Fusco
Hallam Street
St. Vehurch
Edward Cuddy
Joseph Cuddy
Washington
Evening frocks with new butterfly bow silhouettes
Evening frocks feature very long gowns with narrow trains rare on both sides and new wide butterfly bows in satin or taf feta redefine the silhouette.
Personal notices from Twelfth District Republicans and locals
Members of the Twelfth District Republican Woman's club who attended the Republican State convention in New Haven on Tuesday include Mrs. William H. Jepson Mrs. George Morris Mrs. Arthur Conner Mrs. Clarence Case Stra Theodore Clocher Mrs. A Chur Mrs. Thomas Connors Mrs. Howard Furman Mrs. Harry Burns Mrs. Joseph Burns and Mrs. Robert Je llirs. Luncheon and two theatre parties followed. Coleman Co. Tannebaum departed for Sharon Springs to visit his mother and sister. The United Congregational March day group sent Mrs. C Nathaniel Worth to participate in Constitution Day services at United church. Chapter members to meet at the Parish house 77 30 and wear colors. Dinner at Brooklawn Country Club will be followed by the film Nanook of the North. A tall flower show and tea are planned for the afternoon. The September description dance at Sab eo Hill Country Club is tomorrow night the third in the summer series. Ruth b Reet daughter of Mrs. Norma Keefe of Hartford graduates from Bridgeport hospital after a three year course. Bernard F Dempsey returns home from Camp Devens after August and Massachusetts visits. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roger announce the birth of a daughter yesterday. Mrs. Soron Hellman and Samuel C Logan wed Sept 2 at Christ Church. Mr and Mrs Peter Logan will live in Hartford. A whist and pimachle party is set for St George's Hall Stratford avenue tonight. Mr and Mrs B S Crego of Cleveland Hill visit relatives with Mr and Mrs Maud Harry Crego of 1837 North avenue.
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Republican Woman's Club
New Haven
William H. Jepson
George Morris
Arthur Conner
Clarence Case
Theodore Clocher
A. Chur
Thomas Connors
Howard Furman
Harry Burns
Ju» Seph Burns
Robert Jellirs
United Congregational
C. Nathaniel Worthon
Milan
Yemoerd
Mary Silliman
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Church
o'Glock
Farewell party for Dr Fear of Englewood
A farewell party was held at Englewood hospital for Dr. R. D. Fear from Johnny Hopkins University who joined the hospital staff two years ago. Nurses and doctors hosted a sheep roast with Japanese lanterns and dancing, as Fear heads back to the university for a scholarly opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Fear
Englewood Hospital
Fear
Johny Hopkins University
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA Begins Fall Work Today
Activities of the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the YWCA start fall programs. The grade school reserve corps will be reorganized on Tuesday, September 46. Members meet next on Thursday, September 28 after a June break. Women may register for upcoming educational classes after 2 pm on Wednesday near the branch room at 60 Beachster Wall.
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Payili Wheatley
W. Cy
Vegin
Wuring
Chissés Willexiy
Beacon Blanket and Comforters Catalog Listing
Beacon blankets robes and bed coverings in plaid and Indian designs with silk binding. Prices range from 4.75 to 10.00 for various sizes including 72 by 84 inch blankets at 8.50 and crib sizes at 1.00 to 1.85. Jacquard comfortables in gold rose and pink feature white border stitching.
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Jacquard
Beacon Crib
New Style No 2430 Low Shoe Arrives at Shoe Shop Black
Two strap shoe in soft dull black leather with welted sole solid feather heel and fancy tip stitch. New last with rounder toe and different heel pitch. Stylish and comfortable, priced at $10.00.
Children’s wear sale on cambric gowns and rompers
The Children’s Shop on the second floor offers light weight nightgowns for ages 2 and 3, sacques in pink white blue and white, rompers in gingham and chambray mostly blue and clay, with many items priced at two for $1.00 and all under dollar day specials.
Lace edged whites in muslin and lawn with dots
White nainsook with lace edgings and embroidered collars and white lawn with black polka dots. Suitable for warm weather. Priced at $1.00 each. Muslin Section on main floor.
Bungalow Aprons and Fabrics Featured in Neat Stripes
A catalog note describes open front aprons in ginghams chambrays and percales with belts and matching bindings. Stripes with plain facings offered in regular prices of 2.25 and 2.50 dollars.
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Miss Hedin
Vital Statistics
Community House
Metropolitan Museum
Miss Crowley
NEW Dance Creation
Annabel Worthington
Pattern Department
Bridgepore Teests
Barnum G10
Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Fusco
Kraft
M. B. Bellew
Nestle
Keene
Thomas
Marcel
Ilair
Staite St. Tel
Bar
Brooklawn Country Club
Nanook
Sabeo Hill Country Club
Ruth B., Reet
Norma Keefe
Hartford
Hartford Hospital
Bernard F. Dempsey
Tit Howard Avenue
Camp Devens
Massachusetts
Raymond Roger
Siipley Street
Soron Hellman
State Street
Samuel C. Logan
Christchirch
Peter Lock
Logan
St. George's Hall
Stratford” Avenue
B.S. Crogo
Cleve
DR. Fear OF Englewood
Phyllis
Wheatley Y. W
Marlee Ie
Childress
Helen
Smith St
Beacon
Alain Floor
Lacaues
Ween- Sion
Grace Richmond
Stephen Vincent Bennet
Charles Rex
Ethel Gell
John Burroughs
Clifton Johnson
The
D. M. Read Co
Sveltline Apparel
Che
National Bank
Main St
Joseph Nemeth
Noble Sask
Hanken Knitting Mills
Hanken
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