Workmanlike craftsmanship shines through suite pieces
The text emphasizes careful, methodical construction across the entire suite. Each piece is presented as durable, sturdy work, reflecting deliberate technique and solid practical value.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
8
The text emphasizes careful, methodical construction across the entire suite. Each piece is presented as durable, sturdy work, reflecting deliberate technique and solid practical value.
Rare opportunity showcases the most expensive woods and finishes and the finest bedroom furniture selling at any price. Adams Brothers, among the world’s leading designers, belonged to the modern school and their designs are highly popular in America today. This piece is a true reproduction in every detail.
A handsome Mission style bookcase is among the latest market offerings. It is substantially built and equipped with shelves for ample storage.
The chair and rocker balance the furniture set with imitation leather upholstery and high comfort. They come in a large size with a spacious drawer and a design that is current and up-to-date.
A short note describes Quaker Range as the kind of range noted for its simple design and practical use. It highlights its suitability for basic cooking tasks and everyday meals.
Emma Stafford of 272 River Street files for workmen compensation against Remington Arms & Ammunition Co claiming her son George L. Stafford was injured while with the company. He was at Greens Farms sanitarium after a piece of plaster fell on his head while he was guarding a building on Oct 12. Company officials deny the injury occurred on duty and the hearing before Commissioner E T Buckingham was continued to June 19.
The article lists Democratic National convention alternates including Thos Newton of Greenwich for John Keogh, and others such as Senators Stephen Whitney for Major L. BE and John J. Byrnes for M.J. OConnor. It also notes Barnard College secret societies banning, plus a bridge of unrelated items including a German air combat and local court notices.
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