Summer millinery Panama hats for trade at Dillon's
We bought 50 dozen Panama hats from a manufacturer in need of cash and offer them at under manufacturer prices. For trade at Dillons.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
9
We bought 50 dozen Panama hats from a manufacturer in need of cash and offer them at under manufacturer prices. For trade at Dillons.
Special to The Farmer. Newtown June 15 thousands gathered from Sandy Hook Hawleyville and Botsford to witness the flag raising a gift from Bridgeport and Danbury. Borough officials teachers and manufacturers granted holidays for students and workers as the Sandy Hook band led the ceremony with Rev Timothy J. Lee delivering the invocation and a spirit of simple Americanism.
June 15 The 306 ton Arctic power schooner Great Bear, owned by Captain Louis Lane of Seattle and John Borden of Chicago, will hunt polar bears, walrus and whales and then proceed to Banksland in the Arctic Ocean to meet Vilhjalmur Stefansson. The vessel is being rushed to completion at Port Spay and will sail north as soon as finished.
A powder named Cyrus Roach Powder is advertised as an effective and harmless pest solution. It claims to rid homes of roaches without disturbing neighbors, offered at 20c and 35c. The copy emphasizes safety and ease of use for consumers.
New Haven forecast shows unsettled showery conditions tonight and Friday as a trough of low pressure extends from the lake region to the gulf. Thunderstorms reported this morning with some heavy rain. Temperatures remain cold in northern districts. Premier Briand delivered a welcome address to delegates at the Entente Allies economic conference in Paris.
General William C. Gorgas heads the Yellow Fever Commission of the International Health Board as it sails for South America to study endemic areas. The four month voyage, via Caracas Colon and Guayaquil, assesses infection risks linked to the Panama Canal opening and grows toward a broader sanitary program.
The Interstate Commerce Commission faulted the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad for the Bradford R. I. crash on April 17, saying flagman Coombs and agineman Mansfield failed to heed signals. It cited old wooden cars and lights as factors, noting steel construction might have reduced damage and saved lives.
In St Louis on June 15 suffragists assessed the sub committee’s lean toward suffrage as not favorable. Only Rainey Walsh and Hollis favored it, with Martin, Stanley, Pomerone, and Fitz Gerald opposing. Chair Stone and Palmer are believed to favor administration policy of endorsement without a constitutional amendment. The committee’s stance mirrors the Republicans, pleasing the National American Woman Suffrage Association but displeasing the Women’s Party. President Wilson’s draft plank suggested suffrage, signaling potential attention from the resolutions committee.
New federal court claims totaling 1.7 million seek damages for injuries or deaths from the Eastland disaster on the Chicago river July 24 last year. The suits bring total Eastland related claims to 2.2 million. Fordham University celebrated founding event noted in report.
Harry R. Colbert 29 died in his East Main street apartment after attempting to poison his wife with carbolic acid and iodine and then taking poison himself. Neighbors summoned aid as his wife, citing jealousy and his alcohol abuse, recounts prior threats including a failed razor attempt and a gas incident. They both worked at Union Metallic Cartridge. she has left for Westport.
Colbert is survived by his mother Mrs A M Colbert one brother Charles and a married sister Mrs Lulu Chetfield all of Westfield Massachusetts in a concise family obituary note from the local paper.
The Y M C A tennis club opens its season with Class A handicap play featuring city champion Dr R Warren Hall and F B Hawley as minus 30 players. Newcomer Henry Babcock of Bridgeport Brass shines against J D Brock, while Frank Fosdick beats H E Brown. Hawley and Hall dominate early rounds as Lacy tops Buckingham in a battle, with Dr Hall beating Rev G O Tamblyn. Seabridge defeats Prof Justin Ricker. Kohler wins by default. Ketler elected president of Grove City College.
Silverbloom skirts described in blue and white green and white or lavender and white sport stripes with full flare bottom and mannish side pockets. Belted back, silk bound belt and pockets, pearl button trimming noted.
A clothing listing describes Silverbloom attire in blue and white or green and white with two patch pockets trimmed with silk braid and pearl buttons. Also featured is Striped Beach Cloth in pink blue and gray stripes on white, with fancy pockets a belted waist gathered back and full flare bottom.
Gabardine wide, old rose or light blue stripes on white fabric features diagonal stripes at the front with a belt around the waist and pearl button trimming.
Advertisement notes a plain white gabardine skirt with an all around belt and fancy patch pockets trimmed with smoked pearl buttons. Skirt features full flare and patent-style detailing used on sides. Linene white fabric offered in all sizes up to 30.
Advertises sport suits priced at 3.98 with a striped poplin coat and plain white skirt. Describes fabrics Organdie Voile Muslin and Lace Cloth in plain and fancy colors with coat effects, overskirts, large collars and cuffs. Includes pockets steel buttons and large collar details.
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