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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1920

Page

8

Local notices highlight reunions and celebrations across cities

Mrs Herbert Sherman of Campo Beach hosts visitors Laurel avenue welcomes guests Ed Maine and family. Mr and Mrs Guy Miller enjoy summer at Mt Tom Lake camp. Several announcements note births marriages and travels including Vinka daughter birth, Tracey wedding, and staff outings. Community events from theatre management to camp life and club dinners appear amid social news and travel plans.

Herbert Sherman At Campo Beach Laurel Avenue Ed Maine Ward Sheehan Miss Beatrice Brooklyn New York Guy Miller Sterling Place Mt Tom Lake

Dr Wilkes to Lead Connecticut Child Welfare Drive

Dr Leroy Wilkes, named chairman of the American Child Hygiene association in Connecticut, will head a state wide membership drive to enroll 143 members active in child welfare. A recent baby welfare campaign by the Health Department logged 519 calls. 17 babies were found dead, 32 moved, 41 provided wrong addresses, and 419 were in good condition, reflecting strong nurse led guidance.

Leroy Wilkes American Child Hygiene Association Connecticut Visiting Nurses’ Association

Brilliant Hues Used For Fall Umbrellas

Merchants report growing demand for umbrella silks in fall colors. New silks in taffeta feature varied checks and bright shades, including a peachy yellow with red undertones. Navy and brown remain top sellers, plaids rising, silk quality improved with heavier weight for durable service.

Abolishing Billboards Replaced by Garden Displays

Optimistic Western town residents transform billboards into garden centers and boulevards. W C 4 High School clubs spearhead the village-improvement effort with advertisers supplying seed and sod and city teamsters hauling dirt. Vine trellises soften the ads, replacing the former ugliness with greenery.

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Coast Artillery Band Concert at Beardsley Park

Program lists Col T L Watson as conductor and pieces by Tobant Kling Elinberg Rossini Hatl Fillmore and others. Patriotic finale Star Spangled Banner performed by James W. Phoenix. event runs 3 to 5 pm tomorrow at Beardsley Park. Allied nations plan loans to Germany noted in brief.

Board of Recreattion Coast Artillery Band Beardsley Park Col T. L. Watson Stern Rossini Metropolitan Opera House Tobant Elinberg Hatl Alps Kling Fillmore James W. Phoenix

Women in city urged to boycott to curb high living costs

A Department of Justice campaign led by the women’s committee urges prominent city women to refuse buying unnecessary items to drive down prices. The effort favors wearing last year’s outfits, limiting sugar, and cutting candy and soft drink purchases by half. Prominent speakers will promote pledge cards and campaign buttons. Mrs. Grace of Hartford is state chairman and Mrs. Riley of Sanford Place is local chair.

Department of Justice, Women's Committee National Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Association United States Hartford New Haven J. J. Grace Frank Riley Sanford Place

Training Teachers Need Adequate Professional Education

Half of the 600000 teachers in the United States lack special training. Teaching is a difficult art requiring knowledge of child development. Poor preparation leads to poorer educational results. Adequate professional education depends on paying teachers enough to acquire it.

United States

Bees Use Honey To Preserve Fruit In Kansas

Kansas bee keepers at a two day conference with Dr. J. H. Merrill report using honey instead of sugar to preserve fruits. Though more honey is needed, the saving comes from near zero manufacturing cost, as vast amounts of state honey from clover and alfalfa go unused due to few farmers keeping bees.

Manhattan Kan Kansas J. H. Merrill Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station

Purse of Gold for Patrolman Luke Clancy at North Bend

Luke Clancy, a new patrolman from North Avenue who reported on July 15, received a large purse of gold and a warm welcome from a throng of admirers last Saturday night. A native of North Bend, he is described as industrious and well liked, with a bright future ahead in his new field. He is the brother of former Sixth district alderman John F. Clancy.

Luke Clancy North Avenue Mr. Clancy North Bend John F. Clancy

Ex Firemen Held for Assault in Memphis

Two former city firefighters are jailed on a charge of assaulting a volunteer fireman who had previously beaten on duty after union resignations. Another ex-fireman and two companions face charges for issuing a false alarm. Louis Gatl, a small-store proprietor, is bound over to a grand jury on arson. Police report soaked excelsior found during a store blaze.

Memphis Tenn Louis Gatl Grand Jury

Read and All Colorful Fashion Patterns Review

The piece praises varied pattern work in dark light and medium tones with white grounds dotted with circles and vines. Included are Belgian and navy blue, wistaria and petunia shades, plus gray tones appealing to refined taste. Prices noted as exceptional on the third floor.

Wistaria Petunia

Festival of the Miracles in Brussels July celebration

A long excerpt describes the Festival of the Miracles in Brussels, held every July for fifteen days starting on the first Sunday after July 13. It recounts a medieval legend of sacred wafers, a Brussels church, punishment of Jews, miracles attributed to the wafers, and papal indulgences, with notes on tapestries and related traditions.

Brussels Belgium Jonathan England Chris Hanity Joan de Louvain de Louvain St. Catherine Catherine Cologne Church of St. Catherine St. Gudulf Pius VI Nathan

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