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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
10
Chilwan mountain contains a vast iron ore body with over 90,996,000 tons of high grade metal averaging around 68 percent iron. The mass represents a substantial mineral resource likely to support long term production and value for the mining sector.
A suggestion to curb prohibition jokes prompts discussion on whether the action targets enforcement policies or public attitudes toward the end of alcohol bans. Local officials weigh potential impacts on speech, tradition, and law compliance while balancing public order and cultural norms.
A Swedish Anti Tuberculosis association in Fridgeport Connecticut plans a relief concert at the Swedish Correctional Tanney venue to aid tuberculous patients. Notable performers include Esther Bere and Joseph Lycell with Metaopolitan singer Ty Zem. Proceeds support ongoing winter relief efforts and fundraisers via the treasurer S. Westorg.
The Fairfield Historical Society held a Sunday meeting at the home of Mr B Coe Ailes with Rev. Allen Beeman's paper on Rev Philo and Trinity Episcopal Church. William Greenfield, Judge Perry, and others spoke on local history, followed by refreshments and a costume party planned by the Fairfield Courtey club. Robert Sat and Mrs Tugene Mope of Longview are visiting New York City.
On a Saturday in October at high noon Rev. Lewis J. Long officiated as Mrs Avita Tucetta Shopniac of 685 William Street and Charles Swenson of Stamford married in a small ceremony with close family and friends. After lunch, the couple planned a home leave from 685 William Street with a reception to follow after November 1, as they begin their life together.
A pleasant reception at the Fleurette School in Au al dram featured senior and junior classes performing a recital for parents and friends. Last year's seniors showcased solo dances and group numbers, including All Far Fou and I Save You Truly. Colorful favors were handed out as the event closed.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a rummage sale at headquarters 229 Gilbert Street on Tuesday November 7. Delegates for the Stamford convention at First A Church will travel by 42950 train tomorrow noon, including Mrs Me Marshall and others.
Sordals wash their own hair to achieve the best beauty without harm. A simple home canthrex mixture with canthrax dissolved in water is sold by druggists for rinsing and shampooing. The ad claims the preparation softens and thickens hair, reduces dandruff and greasiness, and improves shine.
A four piece walnut bedroom set featuring dresser vanity dresser bow-foot bed and chifforobe with dust proof boxed in drawers. Ebony and walnut finish with carved headboard rails and center bureau detail. Also notes seven piece bed suite priced around $680 on the Fanrih floor with matching night stand. Also mentions rain coats priced $25 to $27.50 in stock.
Special offering begins today for a neck tie twist sold in tubes of 256 yards. Regularly 75 cents, discounted for one week with a free steel crochet hook. Twist usable for camisole yokes, night dresses, or other crafts. models on display at the art auction through the week.
Classified ad offers gilt edge A4 sheets, 48 envelopes for $1.00. Lustre Tea Sets in Colonial style priced 60 cents each. Basement items include twelve and fourteen inch sets, with twenty three pieces per set including teapot sugar creamer six cups saucers and six tea plates in blue yellow orange and green.
A list of textiles including crepe satin and moon glow silk on sale. Items named include Crepe de Chine Cat Moon Glow Satin Kitten's Ear Pussy Willow and Charmeuse Meteors and Radium colored linings. Third floor displays feature these silks by yard.
Sample books for personal Christmas cards are ready for examination in the stationery section. Cards may be printed from your own plate or from type selected. It is not too early to place your orders.
A nest of glass dishes handy for many uses. Four sizes 4 5 6 and 7 inches sold as a set for 50 cents.
A Detroit shop lists full fashion wool hose in blue brown and red mix with clocks at 3.00 dollars. Silk and wool drop stitch hose in green blue and brown at 2.50, drop stitch wool hose 1.50, plus Scottish and English wool hose in novelty stripes and clocks. Black thread silk hose with risle tops at 2.50 and fibre silk hose with seam backs in cordovan and black at 1.00. Heavy ribbed cotton sports hose in cordovan and black at 0.85. Main floor.
Reedcraft Leather I offers new bags described as elegant in quality with distinctive style. Prices are lower than a year ago. Hand-tooled designs and polychrome motifs, stitched seams, and interior purses and mirrors. $16.50. Leather Section, Main floor.
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