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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
9
The essay argues war tests moral causes and requires strong modern organization. It praises Belgium and Serbia for sacrifices while noting Russia endures consequences of its old system. It predicts readjustments, condemns Prussian autocracy, and champions democracy expanding within its borders.
The piece argues absentee ownership dampened Bridgeport’s Red Cross giving compared with pro rata gifts, praising Walter D Lashar and local industrial support though noting some elites held back. It warns against merging food control with prohibition, urging separate consideration to protect the core aims of each reform.
Recruitment continues through July 1 as Connecticut seeks volunteers. Authorities note the strict physical requirements cut many applicants though the regular army offers trained, independent fighters and officers who know how to care for their men.
A Cleveland newspaper excerpt notes Aly urging Cocchi be yielded to American police for trial over the slaying of the Cruger girl. The confession is described as far from satisfactory and raises questions about the case and potential legal handling.
Washington June 29 the export council formed by Secretaries Lansing Houston Redfield and Herbert C Hoover met to perfect organization and to recommend proclamations to enforce the act giving the president control over American exports. They consider Wilsons policy that free trade is not halted but directed with full market information. Close supervision over exports to prevent supplies reaching Germany is planned.
Advertisement notes July 2 sale on Nemo corsets with self reducing models priced from 3.50 to 4.00 and higher end models at 5.00 to 6.00. Customers urged to buy now to save money.
A large group of summer gowns in navy blue, pearl gray, champagne, gold, chartreuse and other colors mark the latest styles. Features include over-draped skirts, bouffant shapes, thin crepe sleeves, wide collars, and artistic embroidery on belts and sashes. These dresses are versatile for any occasion from afternoon bridge to tea or a day out of town.
The public is asked to join the Universal service parade on July 4 in Bridgeport. About twelve thousand civilians from major factories have registered, with more youths expected. Draft recruits planned to march as divisions of factory units. civilian parascie remains open with leaders and bands provided. A large barbecue for the Home Guard after the morning march is underway.
Detectives with photographs of Mil Dred Antinovitz, 15, of New Haven, missing several days and believed to be in Elm City after a thorough search found no trace. Reports say she hoped to become a movie star and ran away to join a picture company.
Fairfield county suffrage leagues plan their annual county convention at Mrs. Adams Thayer’s home on Post road Westport Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees will preside and Mrs Thomas Hepburn state association president will speak on Duty Garden party for Bridgeport high and grammar school graduates hosted by the College club at Miss Ellen Wheeler’s Fairfield home Art League meeting in State street room appoints Mrs Orville Rector to liaise with Travellers Aid Mrs J C Custer of 819 Broad street returns from two week visit to New Brunswick New Jersey New York City and Brooklyn
Bathing hats and caps offered in multiple colors and styles. Tam crowns with shirred brims and flower trimmings, bathing caps with rosettes and flowers. Patriotic enterobe priced at 25 cents, plus ties for suits and garters.
Complete stock of bathing shoes on Main floor and second floor. High or low cut styles in black red purple green blue and white. Two color combinations including red black blue green purple with white. Prices from 50 cts to 1.25 dollars.
A vintage shopping note highlights gay and charming summer sweaters for women in silk, fibre silk, wool, and brushed yarn. Slip over Shetland styles for misses priced around 5 to 6 dollars. Shawls for verandah use in white and gray range from 0.75 to 4 dollars. Second floor.
A homey porch idea promotes comfort and privacy with Vudor shades blocking sun and gray green rugs. Lightweight bamboo screens and priced lengths offer a cozy retreat for family meals, relaxing chairs, and a possible luncheon setup.
Mirror sale offers Ford mirrors from .50 to .95 dollars and Fender mirrors at 1.50 dollars. Beveled glass priced from 1.50 to 2.50 dollars. Multiple styles available for immediate purchase.
Odd lots and sizes in a broken assortment of pumps for women and misses. Various leathers including patent dull and Vici kid in black white bronze and colored options. Prices 3.85 4.85 and 5.85. A woman is in luck if her size is here. Shoe Shop Second floor.
Our selection covers many lens types in line with the new law set to take effect on July 1. We can meet various needs and ensure compliant options for customers seeking updated eyewear.
Walter Matthews of Sidney Street was held on a manslaughter charge after his motorcycle struck and killed John Drolus of Hallett Street on Yellow Mill bridge last Saturday afternoon. Judge Frank Wolder set bonds at $1,000 for a hearing Saturday.
Robert H. Gibney son of Dr. Virgil P. Gibney advertising manager for Warner Brothers Dorset Co. has been called to active service in the Quartermaster's department. He passed examinations at Governor's Island among hundreds and will report to a fort on the Texas border tomorrow with best wishes from associates and business acquaintances.
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