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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

15

Charity Ladies Host Meeting and Local Social News

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies of Charity Vincent de Paul was held at the Nurses Home on ting street with a cordial invitation to all women to attend an evening session. Attorney Arthur M. Comley spoke on The Methods of Voting and voting machine demonstration. Also reported are Girl Scout activities at Stratford and a busy social calendar with club meetings, visits, and upcoming marriages in Bridgeport and surrounding areas.

Ladies’ of Charity Vincent de Paul Nursess Home Ting Street Golden Hill Street Arthur M. Comley George Roberts North Avenue Christ Episcopal Church Courtland Street Women's Guild

Double wedding at Little Church Around the Corner in NYC

Two brides Miss Spencer and Miss Gelatly wed in an October ceremony at the Little Church Around the Corner New York City Harold Bristol and A C Rafauff wed for Elm Street Stratford and Rome New York respectively Brides in dark satin and blue fabrics with fur trims wore corsages of pink roses and pink sweet peas The couples plan apartments in Broad Street and New York City Bristol Works in banking Both brides trained as nurses in Bridgeport hospital in 1918 1919 and engagements had been long anticipated

New York City Spencer French Street Harold Bristol William B. Bristol Elm Street Stratford Pearl Gelatly Whitney Avenue A.C. Rafauff Rome New York Bristol Bridgeport Hospital

Advice to the Lovelorn in Cecile’s Open Letter

A reader letter column features Cecile writing of life lessons, the fountain of youth, kindness, and optimism, plus reflections on human goodness. The editor plans to publish Cecile’s poem and shares her viewpoint on finding beauty in others and helping one another. It also includes a reader query from G. F. about a romance with a junior acquaintance and military discharge. The response suggests clarifying feelings, considering another suitor, and acting if a rival exists.

Cecile Nat Agai Miss Fairfax

Free Demonstration Instruction in Dress Cutting and Designing

Mrs W G Kuemmel head of Chie American Dress Cutting and Designing School offers a free demonstration starting Friday Oct 15 at 2 30 PM for day workers at 7 30 PM at 45 Gandon Street over Butler's Business College focusing on tailoring coats suits and dresses All women interested in home dressmaking are invited

W. G. Kuemmél Chie American Dress Cutting and Designing School Gandon Street Butler's Business College

Postmistress Fined for Abusive Language in Stamp Case

In Chestnut Hill a hearing before Justice William Thomas Curry found Mrs. G Byron Dimon, village postmistress, guilty of breach of the peace and abusive language over alleged remarks about defrauding the government with cancelled stamps. Palmer testified. Dimon appealed to the Court of Common Pleas. Frank H. Foss prosecuted. 55 autos lined the mud near the town hall.

Lebanon Chestnut Hill William W. Palmer G. Byron Dimon Palmer Palter

Hunger strikers in jail include Crowley brothers and relatives

Cork reports list of eleven hunger strikers with two Crowley brothers from Balmanders Limerick and others in Winchester England. Family arrests, burned house, and stolen tires tied to Sinn Fein activity. Several prisoners linked to Ballysanders Bally, O Reilly, Upton, Hennessy, Power, Kenny, Murphy. Armenian army 34000 conscripts fights Turks. California plans isolation hospital on San Clemente for drug addicts.

Cork John Peter Crowley Balmanders Limerick Winchester England Core Bally- Sanders Michael O'Reilly Christopher Upton Sean Hennessy Ballingeary Michael Burke Folkstown Thurles Callahan John Power Cashel Tipperary Rosesveen Joseph Kenny Grenagh Kenny Montana Joseph Murphy San Clemente Los Angeles County Calif California Seciet Warkane

Moulded Frock Promises Modern Paris Fashion

Paris fashion experts declare the moulded frock among the smartest new styles. Corsets will stay only mildly curved to follow natural lines. At the opera, society leaders reveal frocks with a straight corsage, a brilliance strand or silver ribbon, and a draped line over the hip for a simple, graceful silhouette.

Paris Madame Magnier

How to Make Sachets and Language Plans at Harvard

Instructions for making sachets describe knitting methods using mercerized cotton and ribbons, detailing step by step assembly with fabric pads. Separately, Cambridge reports Harvard will offer Sinn Fein language courses taught by Prof F Norris Robinson, including Celtic philology, Irish literature, and 27 German courses amid broader French offerings.

Internation News Service Cambridge Mass Sinn Fein Harvard F. Norris Robinson

Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Ky Woman Recovers

A Carrollton Kentucky woman endured two years of female weakness leaving her unable to walk or exert herself. After months with a physician and other remedies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, taking twelve then six bottles more, and afterward could do all kinds of work, later serving as a State Hospital attendant. She recommends the remedy to friends and invites inquiries to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.

Carrollton Lydia E. Pinkham 6Th St A E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Poverty Party Planned by Girls Society

The Girls Friendly Society of St Pauls church plans a poverty party at the parish house tomorrow evening with dancing and features. Cole's orchestra will play and refreshments served. Attendees are urged to come in the poorest costume, with a prize for the most poverty stricken. Committee includes Mrs J L Peabody as chairman and several assistants.

Reason For Universalist Church Young Men's Club Mary Mills West Avenue Girls’ Friendly Society of St. Paul's Church Cole J. L. Peabody T. W. Cutting Beatrice Fox Lillian Hartley Marion’ Mills Vivian Haun Margaretta Sanford

Parisian Girls Turning Blonde

International News Service reports Paris climate supposedly lightens hair and eyes and thickens brains. Professors MacAuliffe and Marie of the French Academy of Sciences claim Parisian climate triggers hair and eye color changes, enlarges brains, and deepens the chest suggesting a distinct Parisian race.

Paris MacAuliffe and Marie French Academy of Sciences Madame

Women press for voice as New Woman ideals clash with old ‘‘hausfrau’’ image

London dispatch notes T H Scott in the Daily Mirror arguing emancipation grants women a voice in public life while critics still view the New Woman as a freak. He cites American presidential campaigning and the persistence of traditional gender roles.

London T. H. Scott The Daily Mirror United States of America America Scott Land Mr. Scott

Girls of Paris Now Prefer Typewriters

Paris report notes the midinette is dying out as the Parisienne abandons hat and dress work for typing. An apprentice class shows 251 girls training on keyboards, three in sewing. Starting pay is $11 monthly with meals, and potential annual earnings up to $4,000 from dress work. The shift reduces dressmaking houses reliance on live-in servants, who seek other jobs.

Paris Rue de la Paix

Materials for Tumn Frocks Promised popular fabrics

As days shorten for fall attire, new fabrics gain favor. Sea-foam cloth with velvet embroidery offers soft billowy drape, while heavy crepey silks suit draped silhouettes. Soft velvet remains fashionable from tea to midnight.

Waved political arguments in Urbana spark clash

On Oct 12 Urbana Ohio society circles heated over woman suffrage. A Democrat wife visited a Republican neighbor and a political discussion escalated until the Urbana hostess ordered her guest to leave and never return.

International News Service Urbana Ohio

Mayflower Tea in Fairfield Saturday Fundraiser

A Mayflower tea at Fairfield Memorial Library Saturday from 3 to 6:30 PM raises funds for the children's library. Judge Perry Mrs Shackleton and Rev Wilcox will speak. homemade dishes and tea served by local volunteers. Puritan costumes worn by young girls supervised by Mrs Ainsworth. brief talks in the assembly room accompany the event. A separate note reports an attempted assassination of Prince Alexander of Serbia in Sarajevo as a bomb damaged his train, leaving two coaches wrecked but the prince unharmed.

Fairefield Memorial Judge Perry Robert Shackleton R. S. Wilcox William B. Glover Annie Moreho J. O. Wright Alfred Terry Henry Sturges Allen Beeman Bessie Child Bertram Ainsworth Alexander Serbia Sarajevo

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