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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1918

Page

3

Advent Christian and many churches list in city notices

The page catalogs church listings across denominations in the city. Advertised services include sermons at First Baptist, Second Baptist, Calvary Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, United Congregational, King’s Highway Congregational, Olivet, St. John’s Episcopal, St. Paul’s Episcopal, Christ Church, West German English Lutheran, First English Lutheran, First Methodist, Epworth leagues, Trinity M E, and various other congregations with service times, Sunday schools, and lectures. Names of pastors and locations such as Washington and West avenues, Park and Fairfield, and Broad and Gilbert are given, along with times like morning 10:30 and evening 7:30.

Bamfist First Baptist Church Washington and West Avenues Dota R. Brown Gilbert N. Brinkavill Central Amerea United Congregational Church Broad and Gilbert Streets William Horace Day D. D Day Jerusalem Gallia Garden Red Cross West End Colorado Ave Hue Fairfield State A.m FP. Kons WW. S. Ordnance Bureau King's Highway Statian Congregational Church Center Street Canio St. John’s, Park and Fairfield Avenue S. IF. Sherman Jr Wm. Scofield St. Paul's Episcopal Church B. F. Root Calvary Church North Avenue Wells Street George J. Eutherland St. George's Church Canton Aml Beechwood Avenue Christchurch Couritland Street John G. Sadtler First Methodist Broad Street G. M. Brown Epworth League Newfeld M. Ex Stratford Central Avenu D. M. Lewis Trinity M. EE John Fatterson Snummerfiehl Methodist Barnum Avenue Central Avenue B. F. Kidder Washington Park Barnum and Nobbie Avenues A FL Campbell God’s File Bethel A. M. J Whiting Street J. H. Gordon D. D. Walters A. M. E. Zion Corner Bread Gregory Streets C. van Buren W. H. Eley Derby

Great Exodus from Hell in the Morning at Pisa Theatre

M A Flowfett, a noted New York speaker, returns to address the Pridweport audience at the Pisa Theatre on Sunday at 8 pm. He will discuss divine wisdom and a better day after current troubles, with a cordial welcome extended and no collection.

M.A. Flowfett New York Pisa Bnokield Avenua Broml Street Llowsett Trent

What Is the Use War Time Talk at First Methodist

At the First Methodist church tomorrow night the pastor Ch MM Brown will speak on the question What Is the Use with wartime relevance. A motion picture program precedes the sermon starting at 7 80. Tonight a three reel military plot AL in the Service and thrift cartoons will be shown. Rally Day is set for Sunday Sept 29 with morning worship 10 80 and Sunday school at noon.

First Methodist Ch. MM, Brown Burton

Religious services and pastors listed for city churches

A fragmented listing of services across multiple churches including Universalist, Church of the Redeemer, Associated Bible Students, Union Church, First Spiritualist Church, and United Pentecostal Church. Entries note sermon topics such as The Parable of the Broken Sword, Sunday schools, prayer times, and addresses in Laurel Park avenues Fairfield and Wilmot. Several pastor names and service times appear in partial form.

Myrtla Alexander Alison, Jr Laurel Amt Park Avenues Church of the Redeemer Faiefield Broad William W.W. Jose Associated Bible Students M. A. Tawfott Union Newfield Defrorest Avenue K. I. Weet Devon First Spiritualist Ine Fairfield Avenue United Pentecostal Charch Wilmot Avenue Uwarold IT Mass

Overcoats on sale at House of Kruppenheimer

Men of good judgement will pick overcoat because prices now are lower than later. A real saving today of 5 or 10 on identical overcoats if sold on today's cost. New styles for young men and settled opinions in rich fabrics from fancy mix ties to plain woolens. Special note a collection of overcoats $35 and from the House of Kruppenheimer at Main floor rear.

House of Kruppenheimer

Men's Autumn Hats From Stetsons Era Stylelines

From the Stetsons collection the hats emphasize smart manly styles built for real men both young and experienced. Colors include seal brown rich green willow olive steel gray and French brown. Jixtra Special G250 hats offer fine snappy style and good colors on the main floor rear.

Jixtra

Boys' Overcoats: Ready Now In Khaki Styles

Forethought saves money as families buy boys' overcoats priced from seven fifty to twenty two fifty. New military styles and plain colors in sizes eight to ten and ten to eighteen, displayed in the front basement.

Graceful hair dressing and scalp care offered

Deft staff demonstrate new attractive hair styles and self help techniques. Treatments improve health of hair and scalp, with expert manicuring and facial massage for comfort. Women with less luxuriant hair can gain better looks. Hair switches and transformations priced for mothers and children’s cuts by skilled barber on the third floor.

Autumn dress hats steal the Second floor display

A lively autumn display showcases dress hats with rich colors and glowing trimmings. The vivid fabrics and new shapes draw attention, highlighted by a splendid Second floor gathering inviting shoppers to admire the season’s styles.

Autumn collection of women's shoes with varied styles

A brief catalog of women’s shoes highlights new and dandy options in gray kid and black calf, including wing tip, military and flat heels, dark tan calf laced models, soft gray suede top selections, and French-heeled designs. Prices range around eight to eleven dollars in a retro catalog tone.

Victrola nights promise music for the whole family

Indoor evenings grow brighter with Victrola VE capable of playing all Victor records. Priced at 32.50, it can be bought on easy terms with 10 dollars of records included. Available on the fourth floor.

Victrola Victrola VE Victor

Thorough combination of good appearance and food wear.

Black calfskin, lace or button, sizes 8 14 to 11 priced at 3 and 3.50. Patent leather with top of black cloth or kid sizes 8 14 to 11 at 3.50. Patent leather with top of fawn cloth pony cut button sizes 8 14 to 11 at 4.50. Very handsome brown high-cut laced shoes sizes 8 4 to 11 at 4.50.

Underwear Promotes Warmth for Women and Children

Advert reads warmer undergarments for women and children with soft firm knits. Includes women's vests and pants priced 85e and 1 dollar, union suits at 1.75 to 2 dollars, and children's white vests and pants around 50e to 1 dollar. Left aisle rear.

Look out for Spanish influenza warning

A clipped plea warns readers to guard against Spanish influenza this season. The message notes catching a cold can lead to influenza and advises warmer underwear as a preventive measure. It mentions shirts with gray stone and cotton, priced at $1.75, located in the right aisle front.

Glove Sale Promises Value at Martin Floor

Catalog notes men and women gloves priced at two dollars each. Describes good gloves with tight fit, sturdy cape weight, soft finish, and tan plates. Emphasizes rising prices but claims strong value on Martin Floor for both genders and various fittings.

Filmy Georgette Collars and Lace Neckwear Fashion

A descriptive notice on neckwear in Georgette crepe collars cuffs and detachable lace trims. Describes styles ranging from stocks jabots and rolled organdy nets to ruffles fiches and ruchings in various colors with prices from 25 cents to 3.50.

Congoleum Carpets Offered At Bargain Prices

Congoleum art carpet advertised as substitute for oilcloth and superior in appearance. Three yards wide with minimal seams, patterns and colors described as good. Regular price one dollar per square yard, offered at 49 cents due to slight flaws. Third floor.

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Advion'e Advent Christian Elarcoh Park and Puteat Slrectew A. Gardner Idle Loyal Workers Meeting Second Baptist Church Mossad Arctic Streets Seluster Foster Calvary Baptist Church W. B. Oakley Bible School Catistian Sctench Church of Christ, Scientist Tafaretto Street Wiest Grand and Catherine Streets H. Webmeyer Laurel Avenue Grove Street HH. Cc. Arch Piastor Presbyterian First Presbyterian Hell Bridgeport Coun Russia Parker Stucgists G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc Main St Arcade Corner Amantler Adkade P.O. Arcade Gridgeport America Tor THE Howland Dry Goods Company
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