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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
15
Moodus August 13. Farauel P F Clark aged 61 judge of probate for the district of East Saddam since 1923 died from heart illness at his home yesterday Clark was widely known in local politics and legal circles.
The fragment mentions Udee Clark born in Bast Haddam and a 1905 general assembly connection, with references to his widow Enevolves.
A fragmented feature questions and trivia about early film studios actors and photos. It mentions an initial London New Soul Wie studio and notes about actors Mary Miles Minter Helen Percy and others, with hints of trivia on Lincoln and early three reel features.
Mitzi the diminutive musical star appears in Lady Billy at Poti’s Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday with Beatrice Covelance. Jolliies of 1920 burlesque at the park Thursday to Saturday. Wallace Reid in Slee Abed at the feature, with a Busy week of vaudeville, films, and concerts across venues. Three runaway minors located. parents notified by Lt. Burton.
Short excerpts describe black satin striped shells and moire bags offered at sale prices. A Braided Rag item is praised for its quirky charm and suitability for a bedroom, with fabric strips braided into oval or round shapes. Prices noted include special offers and regular values.
The advertisement highlights Queen Anne period furniture with superb finishes and reduced prices across Bed Room Dining and Living Room sets. It also promotes writing desks, library tables, tea and sewing tables, red cedar chests, chairs, rockers, and Chinese grass and willow pieces. Hammocks, racking chairs, and a walnut four poster are featured with discounts, on the third floor and in gray and khaki options.
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