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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
9
Diamond buyers are offered a twenty percent reduction at Fairchild and Sons Inc. supporting a pre inventory discount. The ad promises unmatched creations with low prices and notes minimal depreciation in genuine stones. Located at 997 Main Street Bridgeport Connecticut and the O P Arcade.
Brugeport baritone Joseph Lecell will perform in the Stratfield ballroom on January 26 at 7:15 p.m. He will sing English, German, Swedish and Norwegian pieces. Violinist Miss Wilma Fekete and pianist Miss Gertrude Jorth accompany. Tickets are sold at Steinert's Sonnenburg's or at the door.
Note invites require attendance or an ecard. Punctuality is demanded for all events. Proficiency on the piano is expected and guests should not wait to be coaxed to perform. The tone stresses proper breeding and readiness for cord parties and music gatherings.
New acquisitions listed for Fairfield Memorial Library include fiction by Ralph Copnor Margaret Aghratin Zane Gray Bo Sinclair and others plus juvenile titles and reference works. Notable items include Soul of John Brown and Adventures of Paddy the Beaver among a varied catalog.
The annual meeting of the Young United Women's Guild was held yesterday at Mrs Will Bristol's home. Officers were elected and reports read. President Mrs Wall of Bristol, vice president Miss Lillian Jones, secretary Mrs Sherman Cole, treasurer Mrs George H. Libardy. The guild, active in church and community, sewed clothing, layettes, and provided aid to many families and to war relief. The group plans continued activities in 1922 with monthly church meetings and home gatherings, teas to follow business sessions.
Miss Norma Weber daughter of Mrs Robert Weber of 73 Whitney ag nin wed Dr Paul O Kluttig son of Mrs Pauline Kluttis of Waterbury at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Lows Kutscher Jr Canton avenue. Ceremony led by Rev H Weimer nestor with music by Beethoven trio. Attendants included niece Flora Kutscher in tangerine frock. Best man Bernard Kluttig of New York. Couple to reside at 129 Plaza avenue Waterbury after March 3. Mrs Kivulg noted as a prominent concert soloist in city circles.
A fragmented market listing shows prices for Cream of Tamata Soup at 20 eta hops Apne Fritters 40 cts and 10 cts Sprouts priced at 15 cts 5 cts 10 eta 25 cts 20 cts with notes of ka 15 cts and a reference to Recond floor.
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