The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 14

rOURTEEN BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1926 ItEMOVAL NOTICE! MADAM VERA Will be Located in Her New Beauty Parlor On the Second Floor of the Meigs Cor. Main and Fairt'ield Avenue, on or about MARCH 1st Where She Will Give Personal Attention to Mil TUKSMVtl SHWU'OOIMJ TUT. XTMKNT it vv M.WKT1H\J XKSTIiK li rKUM Wr.YT WAVK MAIU'KL WAVF, i DVK1NU MASSAOK F.I/KCTUOTiYSTS AVAVF, KlXns OF Vlll Olllv AN1 HIGH ORAPK SW ITCHES MADAM VERA Rrodnnto MEU.S BUlljDING Room 220--Second Floor Kiitranoe Falrflcld ami Matn St, XOBLE IUUDGKPOKT, COXX. Richest in Mjokfor the clean silvery wrapper A I AND A GIFT CREATIONS We are showing Trays, Service Pieces, Lamps, Candlesticks and other Gift Creations, full iepresentajtion of the dominant fashion trends executed with -aftsmanship caiinot be matched in this maiket G.W.FAIRCHILDSONSjNCl Jewelers and SilvcrsmiVHs MAIN AT ARCADE BRIDGEPORT I Feel Glorious! Nicest Laxative, "Cascarets" lOc OBITUARY Mrs. li.mil The funeral of Mrs.

Diaz. of 10uii.il 0iaz. aui) Plus who died yesterday at her home, i be held ftrom the J. II. Curio!) a 240 Washington b.ve- nuc, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow a noon.

Burial will be in IxikeUew cemetery. She Is survived by lien- hxisband, limll nnd a daughter, Nellie, Uavim Thomas The funeral ot Thoui IB bavin, 399 Gregory street, who ITrlUuy was held ye-sLfrrday inor-H is o'clock 1'roini hla homo a Sacred Heait at 0:30 o'clock with o. solciinn high maad of isqulem celebrated by Rev. T. Moonej Rlstod by Rev.

Jumes Kllllan as i und Rev. Hugh Can-is aa sub- dencon. As the bendy was (brought Into the ehui-ah the choir sang "Abide With Me." At Uie offertory Miss Theiesa O'Urlen w.aeiod "Avo Maria," while after mast, Mrs. Charles Ogren; O'Brien "William Chew "Rock of Ages." Burial in bt. Michael's cemetery the committal was colwkieted by Father J'oonev and Father Kllllan.

The pallbearers weie Daivlel Klley, Rohent Wllllalm Th'omaa JR-Hugh. James Hlckey a Sullivan. Mrs. Mnry MfAvoy The funeral of Mrs. Mary McAvoy widow ot 1'atrick Coughlin, 433 Llndley street, who died Fiiday, was held from her home yesterday morning at 8:30 'O'clock and Horn St.

Patrick's church at 9 o'clock with a sold'nai high mass of requiem. Rev. C. was celebrant, by Rev. Mk'lwiel Thompson as deacon and ReV.

Charles Hosoy is sub-doncon. As Abe body was (brought into the churoh the choir sang "Thy Will Be Done." At the ofterloiy Mrs. Mary Meehan a-endcrfd "Avo Maria." After the mosa Joseph AVeiler 'Beautiful Land On IIAgh." As Ihe io.il}, was taken from the church My Prod To Thee" ed by Mrs. Lillian Kehoo on organ. Burial was In St.

Michael's come- The pallbearers were Thomas Illg- gins, Thomas GillespJe, John O'Brien, James Thomas and Joseph English. Mrs. Kathleen V. Murphy. The funeral Mrs.

Kathleen V. Murphy, widow of David A. Murphy, who died, an Saturday, will be ibeld her home, 1135 Pembroke street, tomorrow moruiingr at 8:15 o'clock and frairn St. Chaa-les' church at o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Brooklyn, Y.

She is survived by two sons. David A. and Walter J. Murphy, ind a daughter, Mrs. Kathleen V.

Sitapleto-n of Montlcello, Mrs. Joint Bellucci. The funeral of Mrs. Oortru.de X. Bollucci, forty-two, wife of John Brel- who died Friday might, will be isld this afternoom at 2 o'clock from he.r 53 oirter streot, fe.nd 'rom St.

John's Episcopal church at 2:30 o'clock. Stephen Fish Sherman omclate. Burial will be In Lakevlew 3 John Francis Seaman. The funeral of John Francis Seaman, sixty-seven, who Jled Satur- at Ws home in Upper Stepney, will foe held from the home of his son. George Seamon, 50 Bunnell street, this afternoon 2:30 o'clock.

Burial will be i.n Lalceview cemetery. Mrs. Wllbert ti. Vtliltney. The fumeiral of Mrs.

Maria E. Whitney, wife of Wil'bert L. Whit- nev, who die.d Friday, was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock fi-om her hosme. 101 Main street. llev.

Cha.rles AV. Simpson of the Bridg-eport ChrlstHn union, omclat- ed. Burial was In Lakeview cemetery. Staiiislovas Kalrls. The funeiral of Stanislovas Kairls, forty-seven, who died Friday night, will be held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from his home, IS Columbus couit, and from St.

George's Lithuanian R. at 9 o'clock. Burial win be in St. Michael's cemetery. Jame Murray.

The luneral of James Murray, 1GO Hawley avenue-, was held from his home yesterday afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock. Rev. William Horace Day, of the United officiated. During the service Mrs. Clarence H-ayes rendered "Some Time We'll Understand" and "Rock of Burial was in Mountato Glove cemetery.

The (pallbearers were William Penney, W. A. Coulter, William Tesch, A. Kull, JI. J.

Kelly, and George Matthews. Mrs. Angel tun Dawsey. The Mrs. Angjelhia Dawsey wife of Albert Dawsey, 3 60 Glerad'ale avenue, who died Sunday, will be held from the funeral home of Charles L.

Dennis, 542 State tli-pet this morning at 8:30 o'clock and fiotn St. Anthony's church at 9 o'clock with a high mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs.

William Card. The funeial of M.a-s. Mattie Card, wife of William Card, a. prominent of the M. K.

church, was held yestendav after- at 2 30 o'clock. Pipei- of ti-e Xewfield M. E. I church officiated. The paUbeaie-s were O.

A. Jones, Law, R. B.lght, D. Clark, M. Braiaiey and A.

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The funeral of Freeborn Rowell. eighty-eight. Tiho died Frldaj, was held froim the service rooms of Wilmot aind West, 884 Lafayette street, yesterday afternoon. Rev. Charles Simpson officiated.

Burial was in Lakeviie-w cemetery. Mrs. Edward J. Roach. The funeral of Mrs.

Mary Sullivan wife of Edward J. Roac'h, who 'died Sunday, will be held tomorrow i hei home, 115 Midland avenue, at 9 3 0 o'clock and from St. Ann's church with a solemn high imuss of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemeteiy.

Besides her husband, Kdward J. Roach, sons, Edward Stephen II and G-eorge W. Ro.ich; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Kiliia-n and Miss Elizabeth Roach, a two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Francos of Shelton id Mrs AnnJc an of Derby, SUI-MVC.

Kenneth Thontphon. Tho funeia.1 Kenneth Thonxp- son, twenty-two, -ivho died at Fort Slocum, N. on Sunday will Oi held fro.m tho Stratford Ccuiisrega- tlonnl oliurch a it 2:30 o'clock. Tlev. II.

S. W-iIte- hprtd, pastor erf tho churon, will of- ClclatP. He a the son of Frank and Cnrric Thnmpaon, o.f West Broad street, Stratford. PETTY BURGLARIES ARE REPORTED Several petty burglaries that have rcrPiilly hcpn a aoui'oe of much troublte to the riollcf clrtpnrtmenit wtn-e reported In none of tlv breaks exropting one, was there anv loot obtn.inod. For the second tlmo two iweelt.s tho Red Cross a a at 39 Cn'inon slroet wna broken I over tho Tho bi-(ak via 1 rcpoited lo UIP polife vpstcrany rn'ornlrtg Nothing was a nl- safe had been tampered wilh.

Tlv AVpit Knd library broken i over tho weekend. Tho loot ctin- Histod of' 10 cents takeh the cash rcfsJstcr. Ooldberg, pnoprlptor of Sport shon at 79 Irl avenue, reported that his etoro Wat over the Several tents a blcrole were VITAL STATISTICS Births. "Diyilel and Mnrgnreit Tmorito, Stratford, a daughter, February 12. Charles amid Theresa Krhardt 126 Beers street, a son, Februaiy 20 'Spbastino and Maria Vecchione, 1903 Main street, a son, Feb.

28. Michael and Krystlna Hoduka, 161 St'orllng fclrecit, a son, Feb. 25. Paul and Sollma 94 Prince street. i daughter.

Feb. 24. A nnd Frances 200 Pine street, a daughter, lAclbruary Peter and Amna Parum, 101 Cross street, a son, Februaiy 22. Frank and Josephine Cxornola, 41 Orchard street, a son, February 22 A and Tekla Kajma, 22'1 Hallam street, a daughter, February 22. Walter and Rubmimen, 20 Biooklawn avenue, a son, February 22.

O-eorge and Anna Rnhrtg, 142 Wales street, a son, February 21. Alexander und Stanlslava Homin- skl, 243 Atlantic street, a son, February 26. Robert and Mabel Hail, 83G William street, a daughter, February 20. and Biesste Bailer, 202 Morgan avenue, a February 20. Peter and Laura Scianna, 11S8 State strvet, a son, February 19 Harry arad Rope Dober, 313 AVil- liam street, a daughte'-, February 19.

Joseph and Michallna Zwirbla, 467 Helen street, a daughter, February 17. Joielph Amtn-Ierziuto Ta-rtaro, SyReilly street, a son February 17. Heniry jwl Emily Mitchell, 908 Hallett street, a eon, Februa-y 17. Marriages. Lawrence Hadght, twenty, 309 Bast smejiue, and Rose iGoTnibert, twenty-two, 43 AA'ashington avenue.

Michael Macanda, twemty-four, 581 Pembroke and Mangle Frasco, sixtee'i, 9 Reilly street. Joseph twenty-five, 186 street and Ethely i Cleever, eighteen, 31J Atlantic street. TAX BLANKS RECETV'ED NEW HAVEN, March ISevised income blank forms for rewdwrts of the internal revenue district were received by the collector's offloe today. They will be distributed at once. Daily Pattern Service (sophisticated Model.

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Vhe vftsteo adds a tailored note. It is fashioned of beige crepe silk, with large rings printed tn bright frioon. Plain preen silk is Utied for contrasting Sheer crepes, satin crepe and Pallle crepe, are other suggestions. Cuts In sizce 6 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 Inches bust measure. 36-inch size takes 4 3-8 yds.

a6-inch material with 1 yd. of 27-Inch contrasting. TVJoe 1 So in stamps or coin (coin preferred). Pill out the coupon below, giving name, address, size desired, etc. Either write or prirt name plainly to avoid mistakes.

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Advertisement. Telephone Nohlg 155-J The Letters of Natalie I heard a song sparrow Sunday, tinkling in the distance--the loveliest song in the world. At least, at this time of the year! I can hardly -nrite for- admiring my new ring, a rare piece of luck. The Happiness Gift Shop, 1126 Broad is celebrating the anniversary of its opening toy a package sale, every package 50 cents. Values of contents start at 75 and go lup all the way to $8 Wonderful things for bridge prizes in linen, brass, handkerchiefs, all sorts of things from regular stock.

Edith's package a lovely wrought iron fernery that had been $4, and mine a hand-wronight sterling silver ring Chinese cut atone, Pekin blue, that had been The color reminds me of the Swis lakes. You remember how we used to look down on Lake from Beatenberg far and say that somebody must put a great deal of blueing in the water? Wouldn't sou like an afternoon again, watching the Niesseu turn purple toward sunset? Then turning around tor the Alpine glow on the Jungfrau, Moench and E1ger? Beatenberg is a place I want to go oack to, 'uhen Harold and I make trip we're for. The Bridgeport Trust Companj's new Travel Bureau will arrange for our passage, passpoits, hotels, autos and all those details. Harold brought home the newest atlas, published bj Rand-JIeNally, 'rom Chamberlin Shropshire's, 39-45 Cannon street, to supplement he guide books WP are htucH Ins. This new atlaa is up 1925, the world for only 12.75, including a detailed study of he U.

with latest census figures, Ir. At mother's place at Plastings- on-Hudson there Is an old atlas lubllshed a 1830. Our ooks funny in a talk about 1 great new continent at the noi th which, if it's real, will probably house the leading nation of the world sometime, I joking. Not a reading about i on Atlantis, with most of Thirope still under ice and snow ---But spring, a winter are the ch.uigvs we nore about. The sprinp housoclean- ng Impulse is beginning to show In ne.

I'm getting the i in repair. The "Ko-E-zy" l.py i the A-t Glass Store at 233 is ful for home use, dries over night and so easy tp use. A once thlnss are finished again, are going to stay so! The way is to have this store put plate glass tops on tables, dressers, and everything possible. They do it beautifully. The Crawford laundry, of course will take the of, housecleanlnij? out of the house for me--rugs, curtains, hangings pillows.

Ami won'l I be glad when I can send them our winter blankets, winter coats and wool dresses fo cleaning? Our last year's spring clothes are waiting fresh in the cedar chest from dry cleaning last fall. This Uuindiy takes all these tilings for cleaning on visits for our laundry bunMe. I don't even have to make an extra telephone call. More time foi Kaster shopping! told you about the shoes I bought in Meigs Women's Store. Yesterday in this stoi'e I found just thp shade of "Gothim" Gold-Stripe silk stockings to match woodland rose 85 There a.re 30 cliff aicnt colors in this wonderful make of stocking, with tho gold stripe that prevents runs.

Moonlight, shadow, mauve a and woodland rose are among favoren shades. And the store will have stockings dyed to match, any unusual color without extra charge. Oh, Mr. He imc to Oi.mer that nlgl.t and i In again about teatimo yeterday. This being Lent, I a a.

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Well, If 1 can't travel right now, I can get a i bv trying on my new hat from D. M. Read's, -nhieh camp (ill the wav fro India. At le.uvt the straw did. balibuntl so a i a now.

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