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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
In New Haven on April 2 Thomas Read, assistant to Wienthe, Foreces of Tarr, was ordered to Hartford to take temporary charge of the police there. The dispatch notes a routine relocation of personnel amid unspecified duties.
Chicago doctors marvel at 17 year old Wiletta Tasmini who is blind and deaf yet distinguishes colors, reads headlines by touch, uses the telephone via finger contact, follows an orchestra, and communicates. Her abilities include reading banknotes by feel and following newspaper headlines.
An advertisement touts Cantilever Shoes as a vacation for the feet, boosting health and energy. It argues a flexible shank, correctly supports the arch, and promotes posture, enabling long walking or standing with less fatigue. Available as trim oxford styles in various leathers and linen, sold only in Bridgeport.
Stratford item reports Judge Nicholson to seek an injunction forcing Hunter to deliver books papers combinations and keys to town office. recall election timing outlined by court and council May 4 deadline. appeal to Supreme Court noted to resolve referendum rights and recall process.
New York April 27. Associated Press. David Lamer once known as the wolf of Wall Street was arraigned before Magistrate Mc Andrews on a charge of grand larceny by Mrs Genevieve Brennan Allison who claimed she was an investor. The case was adjourned to May 3 as Gronnan alleges a stock loss of 6500 with a Tamar introduced under an assumed name by Mrs Adlison. Lamar's counsel said any loss was a legitimate transaction.
The Wa relub reports Warren G. Harding has applied for membership in a newspaper golf club representing the Marion Star. Along with his application are three new one dollar bills paid for three years. Harding aims to build a clear certificate and a closed account while hoping to help younger players improve their scores.
Front lace corsets provide a figure enhancing fit with self adjusting ability. Gossards lead in front-lacing corsets offering varied models fabrics and workmanship. Special adaptability to nine figure types with smart style and service priced from 3.25 to 6.50 dollars on the second floor.
New piquant wash dresses on display with various trims and fabrics including ginghams organdy and embroidered organdies. Some items feature Bulgarian effects and lace with sleeves. Prices range from 1.21 to 6.50 dollars at bright Main floor, center aisle.
New kerchiefs of soft finish and fine beauty attract shoppers. Cotton fabric felt delicate like crepe de chine with colored hems and borders for men and self stripes or white dots and border patterns for women. Jazzy bright handkerchiefs and gingham checks priced 15 cents. Center aisle rear.
Bright scarfs of much cheer add effect and beauty to spring attire. Fine silk comes in rich colors and fancy striped patterns. Long enough for stylish twists. Prices range from two ninety five to twelve dollars. Center aisle Cront.
Crisp Sununery light organdy forms the foundation for vestees and similar garments. Combined with various laces, the result is a fabric with softness and personal charm. Prices range from $2.50 to $12, center displays.
Limited stock Leonard refrigerators boast heavy zinc lining a thick white enamel coat and a hardwood case with ample insulation. Ice rack strong wire shelves stout lock and hinges hold 50 pounds of ice. Dimensions 43 inches high 29 3/4 wide 17.344 deep. Special price 21 dollars. hurry.
Advertisement describes skirts for girls priced at $1 with bloomers for $2.95. Highlights ginghams checks and plaids, matching bloomers for play, various trims, belts, and collars. Offers woolen fabric tailoring from customer purchases, multiple styles, fitted and finished with care. Ends with a remaining-week sale note and Howland service.
A fragmented sale listing features a wide range of sewing, knitting, and garment items. It highlights patterns, yarns, spools, threads, hooks and eyes, fabric pieces, dyes, and related notions with prices, aiming at shoppers seeking budget-friendly apparel and craft supplies.
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