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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
22
The Seaside club announces its annual meeting, originally set for May 7 but postponed from April 19 due to club president Raymond L. French being on a business trip in the West.
The British chief of aviation forecasts a twelve hour London to New York flight. He notes Britons are cautious with predictions and expects regular Atlantic air service within a few years. After that, travelers will use air travel instead of steamer for the sea crossing.
Industrial City retail trade in the United States is back to normal, with strength in eastern mills and cities like Pittsburgh Akron and Detroit showing improved volumes. Babson notes some regions lag and urges retailers to increase newspaper advertising and cooperate among independents to combat chain-store trends.
An automobile owned by Dr William J McLaughlin of 471 Revchwant avenue wrecked at Pequonnock Street end Park Avenue yesterday in collision with a truck driven by John Kelly of 1263 Park Avenue. No one was injured. Homel Pollock of 866 State Street in a slight accident with a streetcar was fined $3 and ordered to pay court costs yesterday for driving out of automobile without a license.
April 20 report describes an improvised flying ambulance built to transport a patient to her physician in England. The craft rushed the patient across the channel and the prognosis says she will recover.
Special purchase brings stunning new suits in poker twills and tricotines arriving for weekend selling. Broad variety with fine tailoring, short box coats, jacquette styles, long jackets, and embroidery. Navy blue heavy presence. Sizes 16 to 40.
Special sale of suits from a top American maker offered as imported previews. Navy blue and black predominance with Poiret twills and tricotines, crepe lining. Includes long plain tailored coats, side-tied styles, short box coats, wraparound skirts, and draped effects. Second Floor.
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