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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
8
An advertisement extols the Kodav Bed Davenport for simple operation and reliability. It claims long service whether used nightly or rarely, highlighting its quiet mechanism, space saving two-room effect, and leatherlike upholstery with durable fabric.
A sale promotes a three roomful furniture combination including a bedroom suite with beveled glass pieces and a well equipped kitchen unit with gas range. Buyers may secure at a small additional cost. terms offered to fit a few dollars monthly.
This rocker named Fhe Lounge offers deep supportive comfort for lounging. Upholstered in the finest genuine Spanish leather in a rich brown shade, it promises long wear and elegance suitable for leading hotels. Its design emphasizes beauty and practicality for extended use.
Special to the Farmer from Newtown May 28 notes the Christian Endeavor semi annual meeting at G. W. Carlson's home on Platts Hill with a social hour to follow. Girls' Friendly Society plans a June 3 food sale at Trinity Guild rooms. Mrs. Russell of New York arrives for summer, and visitors include Miss Yawman, Miss Connors, and Miss Berry. High School Independent baseball vs Fairfield A.C. at Mitchell diamond Monday May 31 at 3 pm. Woodbury game same field Saturday at 3 pm. John Poland moves to summer home in Hattertown. Universal Sunshine Society Housatonic branch meets with Mrs. Oppe. Rev. Tibballs to preach Memorial Day services at Trinity church 7:30 pm. Mrs. Lulu Canfield Oakley visits her parents in Newtown. Trinity Guild annual meeting June 3 at 3 pm. Mosaic Club of Bridgeport dines at Newtown Inn. Mrs. Bassett improving slowly. Local car purchases by Clark Walker, Dr. Peck, and Villeroy G. Hard. Edwin B. Camp, Asa Hawley, and Mrs. Amos Gesmotored to Bethlehem for funeral. A bill to limit women’s workday to nine hours was defeated in the lower house.
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