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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
13
After a thorough review of the available silverware options Holmes and Edwards were chosen following careful study of the full field. The decision reflected careful comparison and a preference for quality and value.
An advertisement explains a home hair removal method using delatone powder and water spread on the skin for about two minutes to remove hair. The skin is washed afterward to clear remaining residue. The ad claims no harm if used as directed and warns to ensure correct product.
Bridgeport’s oldest women’s organization held its annual tea at the home of Mrs. William J. Nichols 894 Glintoy avenue. A 109 year old gift basket received donations for the group’s charitable work while members and guests enjoyed spring blossoms and a staffed tea table. Officers and honorary members were listed as present.
The text describes using alcohol or chloroform to cut the entry substance before removing tissue without damaging the fabric. A fresh tissue is then applied and a moderately hot iron used to set it.
In New York many expect to travel to Europe for the summer amid celebrity talk. Harold jokes about aging hair and plans to prepare for a voyage, discussing cosmetics, dyeing, and aboard ship catering as they consider a motorboat trip and potential ocean voyage.
Local organizations announce fundraisers and socials including a donation party on Washington Avenue May 3 at the Knights of Columbus, a Thursday meeting of the tumble club, a Clara Barton Girls informal dance tomorrow night, and a rummage sale at Stratford town hall today.
Mug Mabel Garvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Maxwell J Garvey 120 Poplar Street graduated last night from the Training School New York City the only Bridgeport girl in the class She is well known in this city a graduate of Bridgeport High School and did stenographic work for the National Catholic War Council during the war Several family connections and local affiliations are noted including sisters and civic work The article also lists various local club meetings and social events for the day
Announcement of the seventh annual Musicians' Ball and Concert by Local 63 AFM at State Street Casino on May 5 outlines a program with Lavher and Chermak leading performances. Featured pieces include Ravel, Weber, and classics like Stars and Stripes Forever. The committee plans continuous music from popular orchestras and dances for attendees, with detailed bios of organizers and staff.
The Knights of Columbus sponsored an entertainment dance at Colonial Tonight with a large audience. The program featured singing and dancing led by Frank Boyle and James P. O Day among others, plus special acts by Ixieto and Seymour. Committee members included Judge Aliens, James McCullough, and James Kelly with M. J. Daley and Joseph Auldaon among those aiding.
The main clerk in City Hall will keep the office open tomorrow and Saturday to accommodate owners who have not yet purchased dog licenses. Town Clerk W decided to extend hours beyond the usual two days in anticipation of a rush.
The advertisement markets hats priced at ten dollars featuring black lace and maline, wide brims, wreaths of flowers, and light Moire ribbons. Leghorn broad brim hats with silk Georgette swathings and pastel shades display daisies and summer blossoms, ideal for outdoor wear with organdie or lawn fabrics.
Linen and cotton cloths napkins and accessories advertised with discounts. Cloths 2x2 yards now 3.75 from 4.50, napkins 22 inches square down to 4.95 from 6.50. Breakfast sets include cloth large 63 inches square with six 48 inch napkins at 4.25. Scarfs and covers in white crash with blue embroidery priced 0.59 to 0.59. Silk striped Madras shirts 32 inches wide in sale at 0.59. Novelty Ratine skirts 36 inches wide at 0.89 per yard. Colored sponge fabrics 36 inches wide at 1.00. Third floor.
Crochet bed spreads with hemmed ends in a large 84 by 96 inch size were offered for 3.25 dollars instead of 3.75. Cameo Cloth described as soft finish suitable for undergarments measures 36 inches wide, priced 19 cents additional. Third Floor.
Readable catalog note highlights Turkish towels praised for good size and heavy absorbency. Mentions 59 count quality at 50 cents and 89 count quality at 75 cents with emphasis on value. Third fear.
Ronette Soup Chicken a la Mary and New Potatoes with parsley sauce Buttered Peas Spanish Rice Bran Muffins French Apple Cake Strawberry Short Cake California Nut Cake Baked Apple. Includes other desserts. Second floor.
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