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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
3
Yale received a collection of early Americana items and inscriptions donated by Mrs Rufus Burrell and Myse Cordelia Sterling of Stratford, along with gifts from Dr J B Greenway and others. The items include prints of the Lexington Battle and prints from the American Revolution, plus Babylonian inscriptions.
Philadelphia reports independent steel companies move to readjust wages to compete with United States Steel. The aim is to keep plants in operation as the industry faces orders slowness. Announcement hints at a general shift among independent firms.
A misread jumble reports on a so called nude art statues exhibition in St Petersburg Florida. It mentions figures described as nude but clothed in bloomers and notes they were tied or suspended, with reference to the Christian Civic League and civic context.
Medical examiner and coroner investigate a liquor related death. Investigators dig into the house saloon from which a jug was sold to Mrs Kelsh. analysis was ordered to determine if alcohol contributed to the woman's death.
Paris reports France will retain German vessels under the Versailles framework. Lie Akithi states treaty provisions and Anglo French talks influence the move. The decision follows recent negotiations and unsettled questions about German fleets.
A Massachusetts filing reveals the will of George Keith, a shor miusufacturer, who leaves substantial bequests to worthy employes. The Ivethl company, with factories in several locations, awards more than 100000 in total. One notable gift includes 40000 to the Moudayseheat at Nartluieid MPS.
Special committee of the Connecticut State Firemen’s Association voted a present petition and resolution to the General Assembly proposing a double platoon fire scheme in all departments of the state.
Hartford December 1 The Adjutant General George M Cal of the Cons Lieutenants La Guard requests from the American Red Cross the enlistment of physicians for service among the children of war torn Europe as the organization seeks medical aid overseas.
A playful family bid for a homemade circus, inviting Babe Billy and others to watch as clowns balance on hoops and a giraffe and tiger supposedly perform. The muddled, exuberant narration hints at improvised acts and a childlike sense of spectacle.
Glove offerings described as slender and graceful for Christmas gifts. Styles include gray mocha with embroidery, heavy gray mocha, soft web suede with silk lining, unported kid, and various capes in brown gray or white. Prices range from 3.50 to 5 dollars, with noted strapped-wrist models and center aisle placement.
Rich bags of brown duvetyn with velvetlike texture, and swank leather purses in deep black and brown shades, feature unique shell and silver frames, green-gold finishes, and varied shapes. Prices range from 3.50 to 17.40 with several framed options.
Domestic Science No 18 cooker with two compartments and a 12 quart well comes with utensils and a triplicates set. A stout metal stand raises the unit for easy cooking. Regular price 48.95. limited stock at 40 for Christmas dinner service.
The piece contrasts Spanish fine batiste kerchiefs with larger patterns and dainty embroidery to Ireland’s linen kerchiefs featuring small patterns. Both are praised for clever stitching, with white or colored corner embroidery, eyelets, and rosebuds, offered in 50c to $1 ranges.
Advertises 44K gold pieces with diamonds and stones, 14K or sterling options, brooches and cuff links in various patterns. Includes mesh bags, jewel boxes, cigarette cases, and spangled fans, with price ranges from a few dollars to over thirty dollars, highlighting value and seasonal styles.
Rich wide ribbons originally six dollars now three dollars per yard. Described as rich in color and patterns, heavy and lustrous, highly suitable for bags and distinctive vests. Notes numerous color combinations and artistic designs, with high quality described.
Advertises delicate gowns chemises and petticoats in crepe de chine and nainsook with Georgette lace and hand embroidery. Highlights beauty softness luster and fine patterns with prices of 3 to 3.50 and mentions second floor display of slipover gowns.
A brief sale note advertises Congoleum rugs with typical prices shown as 12.50 down to 8.50, located on the third floor for shoppers seeking bargain flooring options.
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