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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1922

Page

14

Relief Corps Memorial Service for Gen Grant

Bliss Howe Jr Relief corps marked the 100th birthday of General U S Grant with a Forester's hall gathering and a patriotic program. President Mrs Agnes Stevenson presided as Rev Robert C Whitehead delivered the life history of the General. Members and guests saluted the flag after talks by G A B member George Sanger and Mrs Senger who served in Grant's headquarters band.

U. S. Grant Bliss Howe Ars. Dora Erhunt Dehbarse

Missionary Convention Held in New Haven

The thirty sixth annual convention of the Womans Congregation at Home Missionary Union of Connecticut met in New Haven with about two hundred attendees. Officers elected include Mrs Thayer as president, Mrs William Carr as vice president, and Mrs Detgene Giddings as recording secretary. Several chairmen were reelected. Miss Sylvia Norton was elected to fill a vacancy. Speakers included Rev John Dickey on four missionary decades and Miss Stell with remarks on our functional problem. Other speakers were James A. Loland, Rev Sumueey Loomis, Dr Oscar Maurer, and Philip Fragier.

Missionary Union of Connecticut New Haven Charles Tanyur Thayer Wiliam Carr Détgene Giddings A. J. Myars Sylvia C. Norton John Dickey Notta Tukota Stell M. Jordan Congregational Eduecational Society Movi James A. Lo+land Sumueey Loomis Oscar Maurer Philip Fragier

Dr John Ryan to Speak at Last of League Meetings

Dr John Ryan of the Catholic University will speak on Minimum Wage for Women at the Business and Professional Women's club Liberty Building tomorrow at 3 pm. The event closes a two week Citizens ship Course organized by the League of Women Voters with Judge Arthur M Couley also presenting on Our Courts Oral and State.

John Ryan League of Wromen Voters Liberty Building Armthur M. Couley Yyng Spetk League Catholic Univers ‘America Washington, D. C Tiyan Comley Tomove Rovernoon Lynn W. Wileson Bridgepool’s League

May events open at B C club opening day one

Opening day launches May activities at the BC club with a big dinner dance tomorrow night. The May program features golf tournaments, a spring social, moving pictures, a women’s and girls’ schedule, a mixed foursome opening day, children’s party, and tea dances.

Slendid Coneh Gall Ars Jonathan Grout Eharga Disner Richard Ahelmes Nassau Bahamas Stusie DeVer C. Warner

Reception to be Held for Mrs W H Jen son

The Twelfth District Republican Woman's club hosts a reception for leader Mrs William H Jen son Tuesday night in Wilk man gud presidents district. Special guests and invited guests attend. Entertainment and refreshments planned by a committee including Mrs Mary McKenns and others. All Republican women in the district may attend.

iWoman’s Club William H. Jenson R Wilkman Gud Jepson Tad Youch Mary McKenns Rownand Denogan Lowie Doyle Clara Luoxen Catherine Garns Harry Warnes Michel Owler Augusa Canner A Chase Mary Hillson Adeliog Gertruda Morrie Jake Mary Thorpe Distivct

Wednesday Workers Food Sale at Church Today

Under the auspices of the Wednesday Workers of the United church a food and apron sale will be held at the church this afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock. This is the first and only sale planned for this year. Mrs. C. Nathaniel Worthen is secretary. Mrs. S. W. Stoessler, Ames G. Ludlum, and several others assist.

Newfield Church Prank Rendbet Unitet Chor Wdr Nathaniel Worthen W. Stoessler Ames G. Ludlum Irs Jon WF. Seeley Miller Whitman Wirds Diet . Walker Georgy Jéd

Ivory Bed and bedding sale on fourth floor

Regular walnut finished bed six foot wide listed at 33 dollars. Mattresses No 1 felt with roll edge priced at 61 dollars and a No 1 crib mattress with fel box spring. Gray enameled springs offered. silk floss and other bedding items included with prices 12.50, 17.50, 4.50, 27.00, and 6.00, all on the fourth floor.

Special Bargains on Baby Carriages. Last Season Sale

A selection of baby carriages featured with artillery wheels reversible gears and corduroy upholstery priced from 29.50 to 56.00. An ecru blue French gray white enamel and frosted brown line plus seven or eight remaining at half price offers genuine bargains for buyers able to use one of these carriages.

Ecru

Sample Lamps Sale Across Floor with Varied Styles

A lower floor sale offers assorted lamps bought from the manufacturer at half regular retail. Most are samples with few alike, including mahogany and polychrome floor lamps, bridge table lamps with parchment shades, adjustable reading lamps, desk and dressing table lamps. Odd shades are also marked very low.

Harvard Mills Union Suits and Garments on Main Floor

Lightweight cotton offerings include Harvard Mills Union Suits in three shapes with options such as low neck builtup shoulder and cuff knee. Bodice styles, separate garments, vests, tights and pants in regular and extra sizes with prices from 95 cents to $1.50. Main floor display.

Harvard Mills Union

Linen Goods Sale Ad With Lace Scarfs and Towels

A merchant advertises lace trimmed scarfs in five styles with sizes 18 by 50 inches and linen damask items. Colored handkerchief centers, Huck towels, Startex crash, napkins and Turkish towels offered with sale prices and regular prices listed.

Reiber Bird Homes and Baths Sale Notice

The stock to be closed out and it is just the right time of year to put them out. From $2.50 up. Fourth floor, Towels Two Big Values in Turkish Towels Good size, heavy, the kind that will absorb the moisture well. 59 ct. quality for 50 cts, 89 ct. quality for 75 cts. Third floor.

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