Proudest names in Great Bri locate behind London's stores
Fragmentary note indicates proudest brands now displayed behind counters in London's top shops and department stores, suggesting a shift in how luxury names are showcased in the capital.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary note indicates proudest brands now displayed behind counters in London's top shops and department stores, suggesting a shift in how luxury names are showcased in the capital.
Simon Schoffield a Lynn shoe jobber testified in Federal Court about a March 1921 armed robbery at his office. He said $2000 was stolen from his safe and he was tied in a chair during the hold up. The case against Schoffield for concealment of assets and making a false oath was presented to Judge Morton and a jury. The judge adjourned after briefing arguments with the charge to be given next morning.
Randolph April 27. After securing the waiver of the five day marriage clause from Judge Albert H Avery of Quincy John M Van Kleeck Elite Shoe Company manager and Miss Mabel T Mann 19 a Stetson High School Holbrook graduate were married today in Holbrook by Rev Herbert Walker pastor of Winthrop Congregational Church Holbrook
Northfield announces six interdenominational summer conferences this season marking the 42nd gathering at the Northfield schools. Leaders include Rev Dr J D Jones of Bournemouth Eng Dr Frederick C Spurr Rev Dr Stuart Holden and Rev J W C Ward of London. Dates span June 27 to Aug 21 with events for young women home mission foreign missionary education Christian workers and Christian Endeavor Institute.
Assistant Secretary Theo dore Roosevelt issues a circular letter requesting every serviceman to write to his mother if living on Mother's Day May 14 and to observe the day in a fitting manner.
Lady Astor and Bishop Samuel Fellows of Chicago will lead a women’s demonstration at the Wilson home on Friday afternoon. Delegates from the Pan American conference and the National League of Women Voters will join, with police prepared for a large crowd on 8 Street.
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