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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
7
An article promotes a new skin product that matches natural flesh tone and hides blemishes. The formula claims rapid healing for pimples red noses and inflammations with no grease. It advertises availability through Jennie Hamilton’s Pharmacy and Emergency Laboratories offering mail samples to New York address.
Justice William Moody of the U S Supreme Court has rented a cottage at Magnolia near Boston for the summer once prepared for occupancy. In Boston the white slave crusade reports its first success with Max Perete jailed 18 months in the State House of Correction for enticing. Frieda Peretz, 18, to be deported by Federal authorities after bondage and immorality violations since arriving from Germany.
The State board of Agriculture held its annual meeting in Hartford with about 12 members present and Governor Weeks presiding. The next meeting will be in conjunction with the New Haven Experiment Station field day on August 10.
Bridgeport invades Sayin Rock with a record crowd expected for a home weekend slate. Al Ladd's hitting keeps him atop the league, Cy Young shines for Cleveland, and local clubs shuffle rosters as spring action heats up across Northampton Holyoke and Hartford with multiple matches on the docket.
United Press reports a broad market rally progressing at opening with gains across most issues but by noon several previously strong stocks slipped. Government and other bonds hold steady as most listings hover around yesterday's close. A note touts weekday and Sunday Matinee Excursions on the steamer Port City to Port Jefferson for a refreshing half day outing.
Tomorrow a store offers abundant Fourth of July apparel from suits and dresses to accessories at reduced prices. Shoppers planning vacations can stretch their budgets by buying vacation necessities now, as prices are set to fit every pocketbook.
A vintage sale note lists Gingham dresses and stripes, washable dresses, $15 value at $9.75, Sir Taffeta Petticoats at $2.98, $4.98. Jumper dresses, Linen suits with full pleated skirts, $5 to $5.85. White linen skirts at $2.98 to $3.98, button skirts, ten styles of tailored waists at 8 cents.
In new lots the Muslin Underwear Department sells night gowns trimmed with lace and embroidery at 9c 79c and 98c. Combination drawers and skirts with embroidery and lace at 7c. Lace and embroidery skirts valued at 2.50 offered at 1.98. Corset covers trimmed with lace and embroidery at 25c. Rompers for boys and girls in colors at 25c 39c and 40c. White skirts 2.98 value now 1.98 and extra size 98c. Night gowns with cross bar effects at 89c. Drawers with embroidery and lace ruffles at 39c 49c.
Ladies and Infants stockings listed in mercerised gauze and lisle black and tan at 14c to 25c. Lace boot and all over lace stockings show minor undetectable flaws at 1c. Infants imported socks in all sizes white with plaid tops mercerized pink and blue 12c each.
An assortment of parasols, collars, belts, veils, and gloves offered in multiple colors and styles. Prices range from 8c to 98c, with Kayser brand silk gloves available in short and long lengths and various shades. New arrivals include Dutch collars, sailor collars, lace bows, belts with buckles, and embroidered items.
Bishop Nilan will dedicate the new chapel of St. Vincent's hospital on Sunday July 10 in Bridgeport. The ceremony includes clergy, hospital directors, and Sisters of Charity with guests. The chapel on the top floor features four stained glass windows and altars to the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph.
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