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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1922

Page

10

Prep Schools Open Sessions in New Milford Area

New Milford residents report prep schools in and near town will open for sessions soon with large enrollments. Kent School expands this summer and Canterbury and The Gunnery see building projects and new management. Local social activity includes a Danbury trip to a musical comedy and a Town Hall dance with Berkshire orchestra.

New Milford Kent School Canterbury Danbury Thell Dairy Company St. Joan's Sunday School Poland Berkshire Town Hall Canada George Robertson New York Joseph Lillis Grove Street Gimuel Brothers Mary ‘Mallory Wellesley College Dorothy Shaw Brooklyn Pauline Holmes Claude B. Morehouse Tupper Lake New York State Montville B. Mallett Rensselef Politechni Darknays Dugan Brothers Leo Len Holy Cross Fame Bethel Paul Rothkammond St. John’s Preparatory School Danvers Mass Tay

Shelton Woman Dies at Age 86 in Huntington

Mrs Ann Elizabeth Nichols aged 86 widow of Styles B Nichols died at her Huntington home after a short illness. Born March 11 1886 she resided in Huntington for many years and was a longtime Huntington Congregational church member. She is survived by two sons Styles A Nichols of Shelton and George Nichols of Huntington one brother James W Drew of Bridgeport and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at her late home with burial in Lawn Cemetery.

Shelton Ann Elizabeth Nichols Styles B. Nichols Booth HN Huntington Nichols Huntington Congregational Church Styles As Nichols George Nichols James W. Drew Park Avenue

First Business Women Style Show Opens in New York

The first fashion show featuring business women opens in New York, with Mrs. Caroline Redner Lewis as inspiration. It aims to redefine business attire, promoting comfortable, feminine designs and practical, home-made options. The event, under the Professional and Business Women's League, seeks to guide women toward versatile wardrobes and oppose the old stiff, masculine image.

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Ship subsidy views sought by state chamber and merchants

The State Chamber of Commerce asks the Chamber of Commerce to secure a rev erendum vote among members on the Merchants Marine subsidy act of 19 The letter outlines several pro and con points It argues the subsidy would aid American vessels in foreign trade but could remove the United States from a costly business and raise subsidies The bill faces criticism as burdensome costly not economically sound and potentially weakening the American fleet's security against attack

Chamber of Commerce Merchants Marine Subsidy State Chamber of Commerce United States

Births and families listed in vital statistics notice

Birth announcements record several births with parent names and addresses across multiple streets including September dates. Entries note Frank and Helen Ferch, Adovon and Annie Schmidt, Ard and Ida Avin, Benjamin and Rose Place, Esla Thomas and Mary Shelley, Milton Wire and Bertha Jones, Dupuis and Amanda Day, Steven and Margaret Terriman with various street addresses and dates.

Frank Helen Ferch Hansom Avenue Adovon Annie Schmidt Booth Street Milton Wire Fulton Street Bertha Jonea Dupuis Wordin Avenue Amanda Day Wood Avenue Steven and Margaret Terremian Davis Steet Belmont

Six Bridgeport grads at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Six Bridgeport High School Class of 1922 graduates have been accepted by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York and are now in the Freshman class. Named are Leo Hrdina from 196 Front Street, John Vreeland, Joseph Federica, Olin Rosch, Matthew Petricelli, and John Neutsner, with roles noted in chemical engineering, engineering, and athletics.

Bridgeport High School Cidas Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ffn New York Leo Hrdina Front Streets John Vreeland Joseph Federica Criterion Board Clas Olin Rosch Clase Matthew Petricelli John Neutsner

Spanish Shawls Featured In Evening Attire Display

A local display highlights Spanish shawls used with Wrens outfits negligees and other evening wear creating a stylish, alluring look in town.

Educational Farm Tours Draw Large Connecticut Crowds

Educational tours organized by the Farm Bureau and Connecticut Vegetable Growers Association attracted hundreds of farmers. In Tolland County a county field trip on Thursday drew more than two hundred participants from every town, with visits from Coventry to Somers. Earlier, over 200 attended a tour initiated by the Farm Bureau and Extension Service at Connecticut Agricultural College.

Capenially Falfield County Farm, Bureau Connecticut Verstaire Growers’ Association Bures Connecticur Agricultural College Aur Wairfield County W. C. Wood New Canaan Farm Bureau Trin Tolland County As Cara Pines Ay Coventry Somers Nears Lee Cifta Enre Connecticut Connecticut Vegetable Growers Associaton Autry County

City Farm Cattle Shown At Springfield Exhibit

Superintendent of Charities An gus and Thorpe, manager of the Town Farm, left yesterday to supervise Bridgeport City Farm cattle showing at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield. He was accompanied by his wife. Thursday the cows, all purebred Holsteins, will compete in four classes for prizes exceeding $2000. The Bridgeport herd will also represent the state.

Angus & Thorpe Bridgeport City Springfield Bridgeport

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