Connors Plans Connors Halloran Stores Investment Offer
Jim Connors and Joseph Halloran announce Connors Halloran Stores Inc to raise 1 million dollars for 31 retail outlets across Connecticut. Four Bridgeport Hartford and New Britain locations now run, with preferred stock at 10 dollars and one common share gratis per five preferred. Private investors declined in favor of public sale. bank transfer via First Bridgeport National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Connors
Jim
Mr. Connors
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Connors
Joseph Halloran
New Britan
Hartford
New Britain
Mr. Halloran
Connors-Halloran Stores, Inc
Execut Clothiers
Halloran
Im Connors
HaMoran
First Bridgeport National Bank
W. J. Freeman
eGvertaine
New Company
James Connors
Harry Lang
New York
Graduating Exercises and Social Events In The Area
Local notices list Miss Fannie A. Smith’s Normal Training school graduation at People's Presbyterian church on Friday at 11. A silver tea at Mrs William H. Davidson’s Beechmont avenue home follows tomorrow with a Calvary Episcopal Ladies' Guild sale. The Girls Club of Associated Charities stages an entertainment "Taming Horrors" tonight in the rear symnasium of the main builders. Harry Lord hosts a luncheon at the Homestead tea room Wednesday for Mrs W. B. Phillips of Hawley avenue who departs for Baltimore with pink decor and garden-centered center piece. Mrs Fennie Grave and sons relocate to a Brookview residence after purchasing their Iroquois apartment. A Bridgeport Hospital Training School of Nurses graduation occurs Friday evening at United Congregational church with Dr Milton C Winteritz delivering the commencement and Sumner Simpson distributing the 27 diplomas. an informal nurses’ home reception follows. The graduating class includes numerous Bridgeport, New Haven, and surrounding area residents, with many attending from Danbury, Ridgefield, Norwalk, South Norwalk, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Smith
Iranistan Avenue
People's Presbyterian Church
William H. Davidson
Beechmont Avenue
Ladies’ Guild
Calvary Episcopal Church
Harry Lord
Princeton Street
Homestead Tea Room
Clinton Avenue
W. BR. Phillips
Hawley Avenue
Baltimore
Alex Robinson
Eugene Norton
A. B. Pink
Bridgebert Hospital
United Congregational Church
Elmer Beardsley
John Patussi
Wm. Horace Day
Milton Charles Winternitz
Yale
Sumner Simpson
Nurses’ Home
Mill Hill Avenue
Kathleen and
Minnie Finkle
Bridgeport
Josephine Marie Carey
Danjury
Alva Elizabeth Ringstrom
Esther A. Anderson
Edna G. Davis
Ridgefield
Margaret P. Mahon
South Norwalk
Edith M. Summere
Newtown
Helen V. Rudine
Katherine F. Lawler
New Haven
Beatrice Wood
Anita *Grattari
New ‘Haven
Anna G. Hamann
Alice G. Holmes
Thornwood
New York
Emma C. Linn
Britain
Mlorence M. Brown
Alice J. Jones
South Manchester
Gertrudee B. Hirshmann
Rebecca CG. Buree
Shrewsbury
Mass
Austria M. Tatndin
Louise Sandbers
New Britain
Lillian FR. Blomquist
Anna A. Ehrencrona
Doris L. Bunting
Helen B. Hunt
Norwalk
Elsies Wilhemina Burghart
Ersizeport
Ruth Hancock
Suffield
Await Action in City Court in Bridgeport Politics
Bridgeport politicians eagerly await the General Assembly action on two local issues before adjournment. The tax commission bill and the nominations of city court officials, excluding Judge Frank I Wilder who faced an unfavorable report, move through the Senate and House with expectations of approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Senate
Tax Commission
Frank I. Wilder
House of Representatives
Albert J. Merritt
E. Earle Garlick
Progressive Lawn Fete Plans Completed for Park Street Church
A progressive lawn fete at 304 Mill Hill Avenue hosted by the Women’s League of Park Street Congregational Church opens tomorrow at 3 PM with apron and baked goods sales, ice tea, cake, and candy. Mrs. Hitch and Mrs. Smith lead the apron and food tables, with flowers, tea service, and hostess duties outlined. a 4 PM musical program at 348 Mill Hill Avenue follows, featuring Norma Weber, Catherine Russell, Mrs. Berggren, and Clayton P. Stevens.Automobiles will shuttle guests from the trolley. Officers of the league include President Mrs. Gerald Beard and others in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boardman
Mill Hill Avenue
Women's League
Park Street Congregational Church
Henry Hitch
Jennie Smith
Ella Beach
John Otis
Charles Beach
T. J. Pardee
Augusta Roth
Ciara Thompson
Ngbert Marsh
Mill Hnl Avenue
Norma Weber
Catherine Russell
Berggren
Clayton P. Stevens
Boardman
League
Gerald Beard
Frederic Brown
Fannie Richards
John Schwerdti
George Clarke
Annual Meeting of C E Union Held Tonight
The meeting will elect officers for the ensuing year and read business reports. Ralph Sherwood of 4219 Stratford Avenue presides. John T. Sproul of Coal and Iron National Bank New York City and New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union president will be principal speaker. Henry W Hincks Connecticut state field secretary will also attend to deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sherwood
Stratford Avenue
John T. Sproul
Coal and Iron National Bank of
New York City
New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union
Henry W. Hincks
Connecticut
Sister Alice to Enjoy Vacation at St Josphs College
Sister Artes, long in charge of St Vincent's hospital, will take a several week vacation at St Joseph's college in Emmettsburgh Maryland to regain her strength. Sister Remi will serve as superintendent of nurses at the Anthony N Brady Maternity hospital in Albany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artes
St. Vincent's Hospital
St Josph’s College
Emmettsburgh
Maryland
Remi
Anhony N
My girls sew at Howland store display
The Domestic Science program in public schools presents a sewing collection by the girls of the year. Mothers and friends are invited to view the handiwork, currently arranged at the Chamber of Commerce and soon at Howland’s store for public enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Chamber of Commerce
Howland’s
Wedding cut glass offers new low prices on fine patterns
New price reductions accompany a sparkling array of American crystal. Bon bon dishes at 1.95, 8 inch bowls 4.15, 10 inch vases 5.95, water sets 11.50, sugar and cream sets and bowls priced from 2.25 to 7.25, tablefuls from 3.80 to 23.25, lamps and water sets 17.85 to 32.30, fourth floor.
Middy Kerchiefs for Graduation Attire
Lustrous middy kerchiefs offered in black or red and blue shades to brighten white middy blouses. Full size priced at 2.50 and half sections at 1.25, adding life and color to graduation outfits.
Boston baked beans and Home bread sale ad
Boston style beans baked in stone pots with Home bread, price 25c for a pint and loaf. Orders for baking must be given by Tuesday. Sasement invites customers to place orders and enjoy the traditional flavor.
Trunks on Sale With Durable Hardwood and Canvas
Stout canvas covered trunks priced to move with sturdy slats on top bottom and sides. Models include 28 to 38 inch sizes with deep trays for easy packing. Third floor displays, ideal for long journeys or vacations, features reinforced bindings and corner protectors.
A Hoover for the new home and new club idea
A group of friends formed a Hoover Club to buy a Hoover sweeper as a June bride gift. The purchase will ease her household duties in the new home and demonstrates an inventive gift-giving club concept. Fourth floor.
Distinctive dresses at $19.50 in organdy and Swiss
The article promotes ready to wear distinctive dresses in organdy and Swiss at 19.50 dollars each. It highlights expert design by artists and skilled makers, featuring unique color contrasts and subtle decorative touches. Fabrics include printed organdies and dotted Swiss in navy and white combinations, with organdy and Swiss or organdy and taffeta silk options.
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D.li. T
Fuvlic
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn
Children’s White Shoes
aNston
Morlan’s
E. C. Burt Co
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
Ues
C. E. Union
Alice
Besters
McAvoy, Tailors
Golden Hil St
Noble
Warehouse
Carroll Ave
Sup’t. Slawson
Mr.Cortright
Courtland Barnum
Hoover
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
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