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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
9
St Luke's Women’s Guild to hold a sale of home made goods and aprons Thursday from 2 to 4. Refreshments and a program of recitations planned. Confirmation instruction set for Thursday evening at the parish house. The Old Fashioned Hasking Res will be presented Friday at Grange Hall Baston Center by choir and orchestra members.
Mrs Robert Blair of Terre Haute Indiana writes of two years kidney and bladder trouble easing after taking Foley Kidney Pills. She reports backaches stopping tired spells headaches and clearer vision. The pills are said to aid kidney function and cleanse blood to remove impurities.
Mme Margaret Matzenauer and Yolande Mero will perform at the Pol's theatre Sunday evening in a joint concert. This is the second Steinert series event starring the famed soprano whose renditions of Samson et Dalila and My Heart Thy Dear Voice drew praise. A campaign endowment drive benefited from her appearance as volunteers noted the musical event brought refined pleasure to supporters.
Miity members of the trainee League of Uudgeport met at the home of Ales John Field Brook lawn Mark to plan a Junior League Mot ic with results to aid progress toward a brighter presentation. Miss Mary Hincks presided as committees were appointed, naming Miss Phy Tomlinson Miss Mack Tyabess and others to organize helpers and fundraising. The League also announced hospital support for a fundraiser and the public was invited to view exhibits and join the charity efforts.
Nowerldine of focal interest will wed Louis E. Setivarz son of ATM and hes. The ceremony will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock at Maward Maelgish Word avenue with Rabbi Schoen drum officiating. The bride will wear white georgette with veil. Guests include Miss Charlotte Winter and Miss Sophie Nadel. After the ceremony a wedding dinner will be held at Klebs restaurant on State Street, followed by a reception. The couple will reside at 843 Park Street after a brief honeymoon. The groom is a merchant shoes salesman at 1071 East Main Street Arctic street. The bride has taught in backlineho school.
A garbled personals item notes Mr and Mrs J lu of Fat IF and Mr ward J Lyne of 63 Britton Avenue to celebrate a honeymoon. Mrs Sanford Boyton assists Mrs Pryoy in planning a Tit tla Theatre Tongue program with officials from the league, postponed until after the holidays.
An old advertisement-style piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments. It references nervous depression and backache, presenting the product as a trusted restorative used for decades.
Lists of solid mahogany Windsor chairs rockers and tables with various finishes and models. Governor Bradford chairs and comb-back styles priced from 11 to 49 dollars. Include tip tables nests and end tables with inlays and round or octagon tops. Sewing tables and other Colonial style pieces priced in the low to mid forties.
Utility boxes matting offered in three sizes: 28 inches long priced at 6.00, 32 inches long at 8.75, and 40 inches long at 10.75, with measurements and costs stated for each option.
A display of chairs and rockers for children in plain and decorative styles priced at 3.00 dollars and up.
Genuine red cedar chests in 38 and 40 inch sizes priced at 21.00 and 25.50, 48 inch chest with inside tray at 40.00, mahogany finished cedar lined chest at 70.00, Queen Anne cedar lined chest with large inside tray. Desks in red or brown mahogany with three large drawers and drop fronts offered at 342.00. Malformed listings include a 38.50 price and various pieces described as handsome.
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