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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1926
Page
20
A maritime disaster report states the Nova Scotian steamer Cances Router owned by National Steamship Company of Halifax was completely destroyed by an explosion at sea. The incident, dated August, follows earlier misprints and chaotic OCR text from Messels dlestru section.
Second Lieutenant Francis Patrick Malloy, a recent West Point graduate from Bridgeport, is assigned to the 13th Infantry at Goton Harbor. He will report for duty at Fort Andrews and Toronto in the ongoing post duties as he returns to active status. Detroit plans to spend 73 million in the coming year for new school buildings and sites.
An interview recounts Baron Royce Garrett and his wife Vera Royce Garrett, aristocrats who fled Russia after the revolution. He describes their marriage, poverty in the United States, and her suicide to spare him capture, including his account of her pride and refusal to leave him.
The Fifth Miatret Republean club auxiliary formed with five aims to promote Republican welfare exchange opinions educate women in campaigning and participate in state and national issues They list members Doris Burstow Sadie Leewith Nesta Turner and Florence Williamson A $5090090 auditorium is planned at St Lewis for a large convention and a smaller entertainment fall.
A quarrel between a father and son escalated over a butcher knife leading to a shoulder wound but the son escaped serious injury. Police investigated as Albert Wildick and the family were involved in the dispute.
State police hunt a woman driver blamed for a Boston bound bus crash that injured seven passengers near Fairfield. The vehicle struck a tree after being hit from behind by a speeding car driven by the suspect, who allegedly fled after the collision.
A Stamford boy was seriously injured this afternoon on Cove Road when a small car, driven by a Thomas Meik, struck from behind the auto in front of Mr Donald Yerrind. The boy was taken to Stamford Hospital for surgery.
A partial and unclear report notes Blue Ribbon Body Works sale denial and hints at a possible change in firm conduct after a proposed merger. No definite sale or complete merger details are stated.
Four defendants faced charges in federal court over a complex plot to obtain between 90 9004 and 300 000 in government goods and funds. The indictments allege conspiracy to deceive the United States and deliver government assets through fraudulent schemes tied to wartime surplus property. Judge Tom Woburn presided as the trial began in Lew Calien County.
A joint gathering of Budgeport synagogues installed Rabbi A Braude at a Sunday meeting attended by representatives from each synagogue. New Haven cantor J Toselberg opened with an address urging harmony among Jewish residents and outlining plans for religious education, supervision, and community issues. The evening closed with a prayer and a pledge to continue cooperative efforts.
Attractive rayon coats in neat plaids and stripes in color combinations suit the beach and camp over wet weather. Features include a military collar and adjustable cuffs for rainy days. Recond Tlont.
Pretty gowns of fine crepe in plan caloss or fleuret and trimmed with contrast ing color Sleeveless models with round or Jensy mets Coal and practice for sum mer They launder well and require no nonmean flesh peach and hive Second Floor
Advertisement for a one piece corset brassiere combination garment made of flesh tone rayon stripe cotton with elastic sections. Features front and side fastening and sizes from 12 to 40. Promoted under the label Second Migor.
Cleverly cut hubnite dresses crafted from checked gingham in brown green and blue. Full cut and true to size offered in sizes 36 through 52 with a choice of downstairs sales option.
A rough and tumbler vacation scene recalls a sale of children’s Lisle stockings offered as a bargain. These odd lots claim value for quick buys amid playful days, with emphasized niche sizing and low prices drawing buyers seeking practical hosiery for youngsters.
Advertises women’s and children’s garments priced 89 cents to regular dollars. Panty frocks with matching panties in chambray prints and trims. rompers with side back fastening, knee cuffs in white and colored fabrics in poplin and chambray. sizes 2 to 6 and 1 to 10 respectively.
Soft combed cotton vests with French bind top and novelty ribbon straps Built-up shoulder and bod ice tap Available in white and flesh on main floor, sizes 36 to 44
A special group of fine kid gloves formerly priced at 81 635 are offered at 50 with white and black two clasp and novelty cuff styles. The ad targets buyers with larger glove sizes 514 544 or 67 and presents a bargain opportunity.
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