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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Cedar-ratge job and a vacuum cleaner used on floors. It references a continuous stream of dry cold air and terms to suit an accuser, with unclear names like Dave Bese and Cryst ts. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
The advertisement promotes a Colonial style bedroom suite in solid mahogany with a brass bed and matching dresser and chiffoniere. It emphasizes high quality construction, reinforced drawers, and optional extra dressing table at additional cost. The offer targets newlyweds with low-credit terms and free storage until use.
A compact advertisement notes a 32 inch imitation leather suitcase at 69 cents and rugs valued at 2.25 with popular design and quality, delivered as available. The item list emphasizes affordability and home goods for travelers.
Describes a wood framed swing with weatherproof finish, natural color parts, and a firmly bolted construction. The swing is cold to the touch but suitable for setup or storage, offering great summer comfort for little money.
Hadhey’s advertises a free 200 piece Imported Wedgwood Dinner Set with purchases of 125 dollars or more. The promotion runs during June and applies to wedding plans and gifts.
Fairfield reports May births 22 and deaths eight marking a population uptick. A garden fete at Miss Annie B Jennings’s Fairfield avenue on June 26 aids Belgian and French soldiers. Red Men nominate officers tonight with next week’s election. 30 eighth graders graduate at Sherman School with Moses E. Banks delivering the address. A New York Stock Exchange seat sold for $55,000 and the last sale was a mace at $63,000.
An advertisement touts a faux leather fabric that imitates genuine leather for three piece upholstery. It promises the material will not peel or crack and offers the look and service of real leather at a potentially lower cost.
A strictly first class 14 inch lawn mower is on sale this week offering a reliable option for yard work. The ad emphasizes guaranteed performance and a compact size suitable for small lawns.
Miss Nora Agnes Callahan and William Keating wed at St. Peter's church. The bride wore Duchess satin with rose point lace and a pearl necklace. Guests from Derby Ansonia Waterbury Boston and New York attended. The couple planned a Berkshire wedding trip after a Colorado avenue reception.
Local store advertises boys baseball outfits for 69 cents each. The promotion emphasizes affordable complete outfits priced with the glove included, inviting customers to shop for their baseball gear.
Dr. P J Callahan of Waterbury and his sister Mrs Conrad Prutting of this city attended Mt. St. Joseph seminary graduation for Madeline Cecelia Callahan. Attorney Marr argued against commission government before the MPB church Men’s League. Rev G M Brown spoke as Bennett Brittin of Plainfield celebrated his 102nd birthday.
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