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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
8
Clinton avenue residents travel to Boston to visit relatives. Colorado avenue hosts trips to Sparta New Jersey and Florida plans. Yale events feature Edith Paddock and Miss Farnam attend Yale Boston game. Ward residents plan weddings Edith Paddock and Robert Bedworth and Kathleen Banks and John Pettigrew. Local clubs host sessions and parties at Brooklawn Country Club and Parnum Recreation Center.
In a medical-ads style note the text claims Vincl repair after influenza by supplying tissue-building elements from cod liver, tonic iron, beef peptone, and glycerophosphates. It asserts improved appetite digestion circulation and renewed strength for many city residents.
A nationwide benefit drive for Central Italy quake victims progresses in Bridgeport with a mass meeting at Bagies Hall. The Italian Women's Council led by Theresa Jorcel and Clementina DeRocca coordinates canvassing in the 10th district urging all Americans to contribute to the International Institute at 56 Beach Street. Subscriptions may be sent or arranged by Clementina DeRocco Barnum 5929.
Miss Laura Tyler of Broadstreet married Frederick B. Mills of Forestville Conn at Christ Episcopal church yesterday at 9 am. Rev J G Saddler officiated. The bride wore a brown duvetyn travelling suit with matching hat, attended by her sister-in-law Mrs Albert Tyler with Albert Tyler as best man. The couple left for a two week honeymoon and will reside in Forestville where a new home awaits. A bridal shower the eve before included about twelve friends and gifts of useful items.
At 6 o'clock on Saturday evening Miss Theresa Sistrand daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Leonard Sistrand of 584 Wood Avenue will marry Ray Francis Whitney of Putnam Street in a home ceremony. Only immediate family will attend the decorated residence. The bride will wear white georgette crepe gown with over tunic and butterfly sash carrying lilies of the valley bouquet.
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