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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
3
Abraham Levy a New York sawyer died after a brief illness his death noted in local columns as a respected craftsman with ties to the city and its trades community various fragments mention a partner and a trip to Newark and the partition of a failed event without clear dates or further details into his life and work
In Connecticut a meeting organized the State Women Voters group with Miss Mabel C. Washburns named chairman and Miss E Sophie Brown of Kentucky chosen as secretary. The main business was forming a temporary committee to draft a constitution or by laws. Marty.
Fragmentary report notes Princess Anastasia proposing a private residence. Names and relations are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece references European royalty and possible citizenship status without clear dates or locations.
A charter ship will transport war mothers to France in the first week of June to visit cemeteries and harbors of war memorials. The voyage aims to let mothers view battle sites and pay tribute to fallen soldiers, with arrangements coordinated through wartime support agencies.
A number of latent suspects in Budapest face charges after theft of American letters. The action centers on a case involving U S mail items valued at about 300 000 in a ceremony linked to post office operations. Authorities report ongoing investigations and formal charges in Budapest today.
The War Department announced today that six week ROTC camps will be held this summer. One infantry officers camp will be conducted in June at an unspecified location for select officers, with details on units and corps not yet designated.
A Missouri report identifies Alan Vinder, 65, an alleged escaped convict from Texas. Authorities say Vinder, once known as a Cedar Reed rewriter, was linked to a swindle case. The piece misstates details but confirms a capture in St Louis.
The Store will stay open Saturday evening to 9 o’clock. Next week hours list Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings until 9 o’clock.
Store warns shoppers to plan early and shop mornings to beat crowded aisles during the busy Christmas season. Extra staff are on duty but service may lag at peak hours. customers are urged to choose gifts and complete purchases before noon for faster, smoother service. Featured items include Crane's Linen Lawn boxes, Hurd's Damask, Eaton's Highland liner, Duo Art cards, and a $55 bicycle described as built to endure years of use.
Advertises KeapClean brush sets with white brushes and mirrors, S2 and S4.25 decorated versions, plus S3 military brush sets with mirrors soap shaving brush and regulation items. Ebony and natural wood brushes with harmonizing comb priced 1.50 to 3.50. Tourist cases for travelers 1 to 3.30, sponge bags 0.30 to 1.25, wash cloth cases 0.25 to 0.30. Center Women’s light handkerchiefs feature embroidery in white or pale blue pink or lavender. Donegal embroidery noted. Men’s linen handkerchiefs, large size real linen with wood-tital embroidery, priced up to 6.
Catalog notes Eton Norfolks for little boys priced at 10.75 with Norfolk jacket featuring knife pleats and detachable white collar. Describes smooth straight trousers and back and front pelt detailing. Also mentions a boys 3 to 10 range and a banana tint reference.
Briaxcliff clubs for golfers priced at $2.25 highlight strong, flexible shafts and reliable drives with staid approach. Heavy khaki canvas golf bags with leather reinforcements and compact white bags with webbing straps offered at $1.50.
Waterman fountain pens offered in manly and womanly sizes with self filing type and gold band options. Prices range from $2.63 to $4.47. Also fine white lawn fabrics described as handkerchief linen look with ruffles and pique collar waists priced around $2. Second floor display.
Advertises women’s rich plush coats priced at 55 and 65 dollars. Describes deep black seals and opossum or raccoon collars with shawl effects, glowing silk linings, and luxurious overall appearance.
The notice promotes cheerful new skirts priced at $10 each. Daily additions highlight pleated designs including wide and accordion styles. Fabrics feature handsome plaids and stripes in navy brown and tan, with light silk skirts touted for quality and value at ten dollars.
Box after box of tasteful neckwear and accessories on sale with many lace and organdy sets. Center showcase features silk stockings, fiber silk options, and durable, well-fitting gloves in cape and duplex styles. Woolen blends and brownish gray hues round out the season’s warm, substantial offerings with sizes 3 to 8 and standout value.
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