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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1924
Page
9
Dr Brown declares that beauty is universal and should be pursued beyond social limits, urging resistance to conventional constraints. The remarks reference a speech delivered amid public attention, invoking moral and cultural stakes around aesthetics and influence.
At the First Methodist church in Muifield the Laundry Feature by Fannie Smith Bazaar entertained audiences with a candy table, a Chinese laundry exhibit run by Milas Bertha Cole, and a varied children’s display. Students from grades seven to eight modeled costumes, while high school and training school groups staffed booths. The seniors performed a short entertainment including The White Beata She Three Billy Coats and a Queen’s Flower Garden.
A community event titled Charm dinner closes the lecture course tonight at the campus cafeteria on Prospect Street. Miss Edith Smith, director, chairs the program with hostesses including Miss Esther Lyman, Miss Loa Cuts, and Miss Helen Sivhel. The Ladies‘ Aid Society and YWCA committee members are involved.
A short fashion note describes a diminutive 2Fob or Sseus figure wearing a low waist model in challis with a pink or blue duimty motif. It explains fabric needs, price 13 cents, and that the pattern can be mailed for 18 cents with a contact at Pattern Department, Hugeport Telegram, Basnum 6100.
Kimball Nox M of 206 Valin Street earns a charm for leading the band at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is active in swimming and baseball, played football and track, and led the mandolin club. A 1919 graduate of Lildgsport High School, he later joined the Institute’s Mechanical Engineering program.
Mrs Mary Hurtod Northend of Salem Massachusetts presents an illustrated lecture on The Evolution of the Caiden at the Bridgeport Art League this afternoon for members and guests. She is author of Historic Venus of New England and Arts of Home Decoration. The talk uses slides to depict picturesque gardens and old-time romances in gardens with replicas of English garden features.
A local store advertises Smartest New Sports Frocks in flannel for boys with two piece outfits, stitched collars and linen cuffs. The catalog offers a varied, well tailored selection with bound pockets, button bands and contrasting trim. Prices start at 19.95.
Read Co announces Monday specials featuring limited small size cloth treks and youth friendly models with prices cut from high as 39.50 to 1.25 to 1.39. The sale includes white linen hemstitched scarves and a range of colored blouses, while supplies last. Includes address register aids for busy men and home dressmakers with Wiss manufactured trimmers and formal stationery depots on the third floor.
Fabric notice for children and adults spring dresses highlights dotted voile 38 inch width. Sold at 65 cents per yard on Tuesday. Indicates sturdy floor display and affordable material choice for light garments.
Readers note a range of fountain pens including self filling necked and black variants with screw tops and dip capabilities. The description highlights practical ink handling and seating features for convenient writing.
A one day sale advertises sheets priced at 1.39, down from 1.79, highlighting Wearwell as the outlet. The ad mentions Size 03 x 99 and cotton pockets, presenting the deal as a wonderful value.
Quiet notes describe Priscilla Crayon Sets used for children craft sessions with colored crayons tracing pictures and creating glow patterns. Mentions of age groups and simple activities imply contentment and small handmade projects.
Advertisement notes wide stripes and plaids in soft brushed wool material. Highlights regular prices listed as 35 to 6 Thad floor, indicating a sale or price range for sports fabrics. Entities include Thad floor as possible store name and material details on knitted wool sports fabric.
Silk striped shirtings offered at 1 yd with small cloth for blouses and undergarments priced 22 cents per yard. Silky fabrics praised for easy laundering. Regular 27 cents fabrics on third floor adacale displays. Homes doubles tubing 54 inches wide in new spring shades also on third floor. No telephone orders and no COD on Monday specials.
A Bridgeport shop showcases junior coats for girls aged 10 to 14 with plain colored wool, novelty plaids, and striped fabrics. Full lining and refined tailoring promise grown up style at $9.95 to $29.50. displayed on second floor with bright imported materials and assorted cart options.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teas and the Mets with unclear names and events. Specific people places and dates are not readable, making a coherent report impossible.
The Mothers' Club plans a social to celebrate its first birthday this evening at a local church hall. Guests include Mrs Edward Mish Wisiy Pinkham and Mrs Omineus on refreshments, with committees led by Mrs George McGuisel and Mrs John Mevers.
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