McCallum Silk Hose Offer in Assorted Colors
Silk hose priced at $1.10 in black white and colors. Quality range from $1.50 to $2.00 common odd lot. Three pairs sold to each customer.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1916
Page
14
Silk hose priced at $1.10 in black white and colors. Quality range from $1.50 to $2.00 common odd lot. Three pairs sold to each customer.
A May sale features Nippon and American porcelains with rose patterns and gold edges at low prices, plus Austrian and French china sets and a tea wagon. Also offered are skirts, hosiery, silks on sale, dining chairs with leather seats, and summer hats on the second floor.
The notice presents women's Vid-kid Ox fords and white hand-turned tail ored pumps priced at $3.45, plus boys shoes on correct lasts in tan Russian calf patent leather and gun metal calf at $2.45. Sizes 9 to 1314 for big boys, and sizes 1 to 6 for smaller boys, all in solid leather and mannish lasts.
A sale note describes fine wool blankets in 10 by 4 size with pink or blue borders. Priced recently at 4.50 and 5.00, now offered at 3.75 and 4.00 as a quick reach, reassuring readers of their warmth and weight for cool nights.
Bridgeport Business Men's association to host a monthly dinner with a chorus led by J Brebbine Clyne. Young vocalists will join the singing section to enliven the event while fire prevention topics and expert talks on avoiding losses will feature. Attendees urged to RSVP to Secretary Morgan. price remains $1.00.
The secretary announces an informal dinner with no ticket sales. Guests are admitted on a first come basis and encouraged to arrive early, as seating is limited and RSVP is not required.
Obituary notices detail services and burial for Chester Williams Annie E Howes Aboud Shaia Ursulla Snake Wesley Lockwood Frank A Gile John Glennon. Names, ages, and burial sites listed. services held at St Luke's Summerfield church Second Baptist St Augustine's. Lakeview Oaklawn Mountain Grove cemetery.
John J. Thompson age 38 longtime East Bridgeport resident dies after six weeks illness at sister’s home. Survived only by sister Maria Doon. funeral held at St. Marys church with Mass of requiem and committal at St. Michaels cemetery. Charlotte Elizabeth Kirk Webb wife of Lieutenant of Police Frederick W Webb dies at 141 Bronx Avenue after pneumonia. survived by husband, daughter Mrs Wilmot Hercher, two grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. husband recently named police captain.
Sixteen permanent clerks, the largest number ever added at one time in the state, will be employed at the local post office. Postmaster Greene received permission from the Post Office department to hire the new staff. Appointees will be chosen from substitutes from civil service examinations and will begin work on June 1.
Word comes of Wakeman Sherwood, Southport resident, marrying Miss Louise Montague of New York. The ceremony reportedly occurred in New York City last week, with a Hastings on the Hudson honeymoon. Reports say a divorce had separated Wakeman and his former wife, with custody awarded. Sherwood, a wealthy Southport figure, had lived in Newark after the separation. Montague is a Broadway musical comedy actress once based in Bridgeport. Richard Sherwood, Wakeman’s brother, could not be located.
Daniel Niskie aged 45 of 2805 Main Street was found at the foot of a staircase and died of apoplexy. Medical Examiner Samuel M. Garlick releases the preliminary report and notes an inquest is unlikely. Partner Want Ads. One Cent-a-Word.
At a University meeting R J S Pigott was elected chairman of a new sub committee of the Committee on Industrial Preparedness. Bridgeport figures H E Harris W V Dee G Drouve Co G W Headley W R Webster form the local roster aiding Hartford state efforts to inventory manufacturers and submit data for naval and war departments.
Kings County Grand Jury returns two indictments naming city charity official John A. Kingsbury and charity department special counsel William H. Hotchkiss. The report notes the tapping case sources and adds a separate item about a Wisconsin law declared unconstitutional removing cases to Federal courts.
Floral patterns in Seco Silk with color effects to match rooms including sweet peas roses blue flowers for a happy sleep yellow and lavender. Figured centers with plain borders and paisley designs suitable for any or all rooms. Were $4.00 for $3.25. Third floor.
Four post bed with ball topped posts and scroll headboard forms the centerpiece. Includes matching dresser with swinging mirror chiffonier and dressing table with triple mirror. Original price 115 dollars, now offered at 92 dollars.
Colonial Mahogany dining tables offered in several sizes with ball and claw or melon pillow bases. Prices range from 32.00 to 65.00, with former prices listed for reference. Sheraton Table variants included in 6 x 4 ft and 6 x 4 ft sizes at 32.00 to 52.00.
John E. Stevens of Benham Avenue testified in his divorce case against Louise Stevens now of Stamford. He says she deserted him March 13 1912 and repeatedly traveled to Stamford to see Lawyer Rowell. Mrs Stevens accuses cruelty and infidelity but her side was not finished at press time. In a separate case Robert C Lewis sues Ella N Lewis for desertion. they married August 1898 and have two children.
More than 4,000 workers in 200 shops walked out in Boston to press for an eight hour day and wage increases. The nationwide action led by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America proceeded without disorder.
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