Evening High School opens new enrollments after Christmas recess
Officials announce limited enrollment for Evening High School classes starting Monday January 3. Recess ends January 3 with courses in business English ethics drawing typing French stenography bookkeeping Spanish mathematics science European history chemistry home economics. Sessions run Monday Wednesday Friday evenings at Lyon Street building. no fees. About one thousand students enrolled since October.
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Lyon” Terra
Behiotork
BOWLERS ENJOY MERRY PARTY AT SERVICE CENTER
The Industrial Girls Bowling League opened the social season with a banquet at the Industrial Service Center on Barnum Avenue. About forty bowlers attended as tables wore seasonal colors and a Christmas party mood filled the room.
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Service Center
Industrial Girls Bowling Leager
Indstrial Service Center
Barnum Avenue
McLaren Richardson
Everlastiks
Independents
Burns
Basaick
American Chain
Burns and Bassick
Ever- Snatuie
Coach Lace
American Tube and Stamping
West End Graph
Dont Throw Away Old Bath Towels
Advice urges households to preserve towels by mending instead of discarding. Readers are guided to patch with old muslin and garment scraps, stitch edges flat, and even fuse worn towels together to extend life for children’s use.
Windy day hacks and festive events at Sacred Heart and McClure talk
A windy day fashion tip reveals a clever rubber hairpiece worn backward for security without spoiling appearance. Sacred Heart convent program features Miss Mildred F T Chalmers Avenue and guests from Gateway School with carols, tales, baritone recitals, and a large audience expected. Samuel S S McClure speaks at the High School auditorium on world conditions and US policy toward other nations and the League of Nations.
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Samuel S&s. McClure
United States
League of Nations
Minstrel Show Delight Draws Large Southern New England Audience
Gver 100 people attended the second annual minstrel show at the Casino on State street hosted by employees of the Southern New England Telephone Co. The program featured 16 numbers with interludes by H. A. Gaa and a cast including Miss Helen Supple Miss M. Bistey Miss Florence Flanagan and Miss Marion McNamara as musical director. A small fire on 260 Bunnell Street caused about $10 damage.
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State Street
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UAT
Dora I
Society ‘Reseenty Myepeeeen
H. A. Gaa
Dee
Helen Supple
M. Bistey
Bunnell Street
Needy Children of Europe to Receive Aid Drive Planned
A city wide drive launched by Hincks Brothers aims to raise funds for the Bridgeport Christmas Gift fund for European children in need. pledge cards will be distributed and personal solicitations conducted with broad committee support. The effort seeks up to $60,000 and follows Herbert Hoover's appeal at the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. George Bird Grinnell of Teaver Brook has a new book, When Buffalo Ran, praised by New York critics.
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Hincks Brothers
Bridgeport
Herbert Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
George Bird Grinnell
Teaver Brook
Buffalo
New York
How to Make Pine Cough Syrup at Home
Pine is used in remedies to soothe throat and chest membranes. The note advocates mixing Pinex with sugar syrup or substitutes to create a pint of pine cough remedy claiming fast relief and strong effects for coughs, hoarseness, and throat ailments with a sales emphasis on Pinex.
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Thia
Wayne Ind
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