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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
11
Direct From Fifth Avenue Tailors Offer Savings
BM $25 30 35 40 This is your tip. GoldE. Clothes come to you direct from our big tailor plant on Fifth Avenue, New York. We make over cutt and overcoat and distribute them through our own stores in nineteen cities. You get the benefit of all these savings with no commissions. Every cent of your money is in the clothes. Style is unquestioned and fabrics are the best. Satisfaction guaranteed with money back. Come in today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golde
Fifth Avenue
New York
Elastic Fabric Girls Bowl League Games Report
The Bridgeport Elastic Fabric Company bowling alleys hosted girls league games last evening from 6 to 11 p m. Scores were listed but legible details are fragmentary. The event showcased youthful enthusiasm and local participation in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elastic Fabric
Iy. M.C. A
Bridgeport Elastic Fabric Company
Fallavwe
Telephone Girls Tie Up On Alleys At YMCA Match
The Southern New England Telephone Company bow lers met YMCA teams last night with Captains Muller and Fenno fielding rival squads. Scores show Muller 63 77 198 and Fenno 50 52 164, Zagora 64 68 194, Porayth 46 58 161, Stoddard 88 48 157, Fenno 226 total 698, Bulkley 63 58 184, NewellWarrek totals 387 801 820 958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern New England Telephone Company
M. C. A. Allgee
Capt
M. Muller
A. Fenno
Famno
Zagora
M. Warrek
Sutton Easily Wins Over Slosson in Match
George B. Sutton of Chicago won the second game of the billiards tournament by defeating George I Slosson of New England 400 to 287. Sutton posted an average of 184-22 with high runs 70 52 and 5. Slosson averaged 1017-29 with high runs 68 25 and 23. Morningstar of San Diego defeated Jake Schaefer of San Francisco in the opening game, final Morningstar 400 Schaefer 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George B. Sutton
Chicago
George I
Slosson
New England
Sutton
Morningstar
Ora
San Diego
Jake Schaefer
San Francisco
Wills Defeats Joe Jeanette in Jersey City Bout
Harry Wills, a New Orleans heavyweight, outmatched local rival Joe Jeanette in an eight round bout at the Fourth Regiment Armory in Jersey City. Wills weighed 209 to Jeanette’s 204 pounds, with Chicago’s Bill Brennan beating Dan O’Dowd in another eight rounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
X. J
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Joe Jeanette
Fourth Regiment Armory
Wiila
Jeanette
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Dan O'Dowd
Boston
O'Dowd
Dave Rosenberg
New Yorks
Rube Lundy
New York
New Yale Players Stand In At Practice
Three new Yale players joined today's practice with Galvin at center Layat at left halfback Webb at fullback and Kempton moved to quarterback. The hospital list includes Murphy Braden Laroche Neville Callahan Graham Crane Aldrich and Welles with Murphy's ankle badly sprained not fractured and expected to rejoin in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Boston College
Galvin
Layat
Webb
Kempton
Murphy
Braden
Laroche
Neville
Callahan
Graham
Crane
Aldrich
Welles
Choapemil
Britain seeks no special credit at Atlantic City
British delegates at the Atlantic City trade conference said they want no special credit arrangements or government intervention and asked only that business continue as before. A. C. Bedford of New York noted American financiers were ready to aid war‑stricken Allies but required frank explanations of political and economic conditions in their countries. The session stressed the need to explain conditions for lasting reconstruction support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
A. C. Bedford
New York
Chess Experts Play With Eyes Covered at Club Night
The M A Chess Club held a gathering in the association lobby for practice before November’s tournament. WT. DG. Inrenenberg of New York played several members simultaneously while blindfolded. City players are welcome Monday nights at the YM, GA to join in. Entries for the upcoming event are being taken, with R. G. Kennedy listed as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Chess Club
DG. Inrenenberg
New York
R. G. Kennedy
Nationals Challenge Seaside Park Game At Seaside Park
The Nationals challenge the Pe quota of Southport for a game at Seaside Park on Sunday October 26. They seek a response by Wednesday morning and request any deals or contact options through Manager McComn. Players are asked to act promptly. calls can be made to GB. 36b4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Pequota
Southport
Seaside Park
Nationals Pny
McComn
German Officialdom to Tell About War
Berlin reports Count Johann Heinrich Von Bernstorff has arrived to testify before the national assembly committee investigating responsibility of former regime members for the war and for missed chances at peace. Invited to testify are Dr Bethmann Hollweg, Dr Jagow, Dr Zimmermann, Dr Weltferich, Admiral Capelle, and General Erich Ludendorff. A London whispering gallery at St Pauls Cathedral is noted for its reverberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
United States
Munich
National Assembly Committee
von Bethmann Holliweg
Gottlieb von Jagow
Alfred Zimmermann
Bart Weltferich
Admiral von Capelle
Nurine
Erich Tudendorff
Business leaders seek stability amid Bolshevism and socialism fears
A business leader commented that prosperity hinges on government stability and asked whether Bolshevism or socialism dangers have passed, and whether any threat to the social order remains.
Camels Delight Tobacco Ad Promotes Blend Quality
The copy extols Camels as crafted from a superior blend of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. It claims the expert mix preserves flavor, never tires the palate, and leaves no lingering aftertaste or odor. The ad argues Camels surpass premiums coupons or gifts in quality.
Deadlock as miners threaten 600000 strike for five day week
INE CONFERENCE FACES DEADLOCK in Washington with John L. Lewis declaring the strike order will stand unless operators meet all demands including the five day week. Secretary Wilson mediates as miners and operators prepare a 32 member delegation each, expecting little result and fearing a winter coal shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashington
Secretary of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas T. Brewster
Coal
Wilson
Bazaar of Czecho-Slovak handiwork fills Bridgeport hall
Native crafts imported from Czecho-Slovakia go on sale at Sokol hall Hallett and Aretia streets as part of a bazaar to aid the Red Cross in relief efforts. Rev J Karlovsky presides with teams led by Ludvia Karlovaky and Marta Pramuka among others. Proceeds fund clothing and feeding for the disabled and tubercular families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czecho-Slovakia
Sokol Hall
Antha
J. Karlovsky
Bridgeport
Hallett
Aretia
America
Lardine
Karlovsky
Karol Cablk
Erhardt
Mia
Ludvia J. Karlovaky
Marla Bajtis
Blex
Konacny
Michael Kuchar
Stephen Zahornacky
Marta Pramuka
Emiia Sagal
Katarina Jares
Michael Machac
Margaret Klein
Anthony Ambrose
Tobacco carton packaging promotes travel and home use
The ad promotes scientifically sealed 20 cigarette packs or ten packs totaling 208 cigarettes in aluminum paper covered cartons priced at 18 cents per package. It urges this carton for home or office supply and travel use, issued by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. in Winston-Salem, NC.
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Birch Rimer
Griffin
B. Sinclair
Johnson
Sinclair
Pember
Bresier
Wright
Jersey
Wills
Britain
St Paul's Cathedral
London
Rais
Tre
INE
New Republic
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Winston-Salem, No
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