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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
3
Charter commission plans again on December 27 to decide core changes for Bridgeport's city charter. Mayor Atwater hopes a report can be presented at the January 2 Common Council meeting. Pending reforms could reshape Bridgeport governance if approved by the council and sent to the General Assembly for enactment.
Miss Henrietta I Fin of 308 West Avenue died at Bridgeport Hospital after a fall following an operation. Survived by sister Miss Elizabeth A Hill. Funeral and burial details at Hawley Wilmot parlors and Union Cemetery, Nashua Connecticut. Several other obituaries follow for Clara F Bodington Julia A Tynan Albert Tyrone Saul Rothblume Barbara Sesavynski John Durkin and Sarah Eliza Hull with service locations at Rourke Goushar Hawley Wilmot and local churches and cemeteries.
Don't forget dear old Dad. Suggest a thoughtful gift from Yorke, including pajamas night shirts underwear socks neckwear gloves scarves. A wide range of prices with quality items like famous Yorke shirts at 3 dollars and rich silk neckwear at 1.50 dollars. Main floor right front.
Gift comfort with a range of women slippers in felt suede and quilted satin finishes. Styles include juliettes with leather soles in orchid and blue, padded felt with assorted colors, Graco padded soles, suede feather soles, black kid pom pom slippers, and Daniel Green comfy slippers in multiple shades. Main floor rear.
A vintage ad lists numerous baby items for sale on the second floor rear. Quilted silk robes and jackets in pink or blue, sleeping bags, Madeira bibs and pillow slips, slip-on sweaters, crochet blankets, bootees, bonnets, and fur trimmed carriage boots with assorted trims and prices from 29 cents to several dollars.
The advertisement touts women's fine warm winter coats at 25 dollars showcasing velour, boucle, and newer fabrics. It highlights straight line and blouse styles with varied sleeve designs as a mark of individuality, plus notable linings and overall distinctive beauty and value.
A vintage style appeal showcases boys fashion from neckwear and blouses to shirts, PJs and caps with price ranges from 45 cents to 30 dollars. Listings include wash suits, sweaters, juvenile and knicker suits, overcoats, belts, suspenders, Mackinaws, bathrobes, rain hats and coats, reflecting a basement level sale catalog tone.
An advertisement showcases a range of dresses priced at 25 dollars featuring crepe de chine crepe and taffeta fabrics with lace. Descriptions highlight simple design, rich fabrics, and youthful styling with ruffles, noting availability in smaller sizes and the option to purchase on the second floor center.
Advertises Betsyette rain capes and coats for girls aged 4 to 14 with hoods and plaid designs in red, blue, or tan. Capes priced at 2.50, capes with hood and matching hats advertised, coats from 5 to 8.50, with blue or tan colors and matching hat. Street location noted as Second Moor rear.
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