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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1919

Page

15

Taming My Husband A Battle To Be Fought Out

A tense domestic scene unfolds as a wife debates privacy and partnership with Crittenden. She senses potential for reform through fatherhood and a deeper partnership, while he challenges her certainty about their relationship and his own resolve to fight for shared happiness.

Crittenden Nev Hererywell Grittenden Bess Georeve Van Leon Ted van Wheat C. D. Wane

The Letters of Natalie spear Evelyn

A lively letter reveals domestic tasks and reflections on moving from town to country life, noting mail delivery, street features, and the charm of rural living. The writer details gifts, such as a black walrus belt from Fairchild and Sons, and recalls a birthday for a relative.

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Elaborate Afternoon Costume From New York Fashion

A New York fashion description highlights an elaborate velvet afternoon frock with sapphire velvet, six cuffed sections, satin trim, and bright colors. The outfit features elbow sleeves, a high beaker collar, a large velvety hat, and a shower of ostrich plumes. It notes matching accessories and mentions chocolate treats and Halloween attractions from local shops.

New York

Missionary lunch draws nearly a hundred at United Congregational

Mrs Wilcox of New York addressed the gathering at United Congregational church about Porto Rico hospital work and Saluda mountain training. The Wednesday Workers prepared lunches and sewing for charity. Mrs Day will host a six week series starting October 17 to study missionary fields. The church society reported foreign mission apportionment doubled and home work pledges met, while Mrs Boremus appealed for warm clothing parcels.

United Congregational Church Porto Rico Saluda Henry W. Hinski William Horace Day Park Place Caroline GB. Boremus Tome

Honduras Faces Turmoil Over Presidential Candidacy

General Tosta names a candidate amid Honduran political chaos. Elvadom Raul Lape and Dr. Membrone are mentioned in tensions with President Bertrand. The article notes opposition over dictatorship fears and revolts as leaders flee and a council governs pending a new presidency.

Elvadom Salvador Oyee Tosta Honduras Fas Palire Iberrey Flone Toado Rael Lapedaig Galierves Thendurai Alberto Membrenu Tonduims Cambidgie Membrone Bertrand Renin Pus Plovderas Fhutierror Witsahg Council of Ministers Francisca Bosran

Che Df Read Co Mahogany three piece set sale

The store closes daily at six o'clock. Mahogany Sets, three pieces, priced at 255 dollars, 245 dollars, and 180 dollars.

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Luxurious Living Room Sets on Display

Today a large showing of Living Room Sets offers styles to harmonize with any room. The chairs and davenports emphasize comfort with full spring seats and backs. Overstuffed sets include davenport wing chair and arm chair in tapestry. Mahogany sets feature cane backs and arms with rose or blue damask. Third floor.

Wash Goods Selection for Spring Sewing Needs

The Wash Goods Department highlights popular materials for home sewing. Zephyr Ginghams 32 inches wide at 50 cents a yard, Poplins 36 inches wide at 1.50, Cotton Chalk 36 inches wide at 35 cents, Crepes 36 inches wide at 75 cents, and Kimono Cloths 36 inches wide at 1.00 to 1.25, with a range of colors and patterns.

Little change in big steel strike in Pittsburgh district

Pittsburgh dispatch reports no new plants or worker additions to the steel strike. Carnegie Steel plants continue operating as workers resume old jobs. Donora and Menesses field show limited production with some workers at various works. Episcopal Churchwomen form League for Patriotic Service in New York with officers and advisory board named.

Pittsburgh Donora-Menesses uaLrlers Carnegie Steel Company

Dress goods sale with assorted linens and kitchenware

Do not miss this opportunity of purchasing dress goods at prices which may not appear again this year. Serges Jersey Cloth Velours Plaids Checks Wool Taffetas Mohairs and Cloakings offered well below market. Main floor displays include glass linings with silver frames compotes sugar baskets and various silverware priced from 20 cts to $4.20 per set. Twelve hundred yards of satine on the third floor regular 75 cts now 59 cts a yard in plain colors.

Breakfast and tea room menu and atmosphere note

In the Tea Room the narrator invites appetite while eating at 8 30 in the morning. Breakfast features fruit in season cereal rolls toast eggs tea coffee and chocolate. Midday Luncheon at 11 30 with new dishes daily. Wednesday offers homemade sweet potato and pumpkin pies. Special Afternoon Tea with homemade dainties and music on Wednesdays and Saturdays on the second floor.

Also Mentioned on This Page

BY. Kathleen Ent Natalie Spear Evelyn Dal Pierre Harold de Tuoi Lim Vierre G. W. Fairchild and Sonus Rheie Teuse N. Buekiohan Voem Mother Rah Louis F. Nutting Eeldas City Savings Bank Whern Mather Nature Paysie Altea Ifield Morel Dais ix Mote Mrs. Wilcox Missionary Lunch United Church General Tosta Gutierrez Wash Goods Department Anize Women of the Episcopal Church Churchwoman's League For Patriotic Service West Forty Sixth Street Hamilton Fairfax Haley Siske Agnes Emily Warren William C. Sturgis EB. S. Day Mayonr D._D
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