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A fashion note describes a comfortably styled garment offered in two popular fabrics wool and medium weight cotton mogrey with long sleeves and ankle length. The item is priced at $2.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1927
Page
5
A fashion note describes a comfortably styled garment offered in two popular fabrics wool and medium weight cotton mogrey with long sleeves and ankle length. The item is priced at $2.
Gift mufflers for men priced at 1.35 appear among popular gift stems for the A and R special lot. The assortment includes knitted reefers silk scarves and smooth mufflers in various patterns, offering broad choices and notable value.
Nationalists move to purge Bolshevism with harsh methods across Canton and Shanghai amid fears of executions and migrations. Reports say 600 Chinese suspected of communism executed in Canton with the Soviet vice consul among those named. Tensions rise as Li Chai Sin seeks to regain Canton. wealth hoarding and widespread destruction cited. Casualties and property losses reported as disorders unfold.
Frightened man, Rocco D Maio of Highwood, fled his home after a threatening letter warned him to move or lose his life. He left his 36 Whiting Street residence and moved to 18 Auburn Street in New Haven, with police tracing only the vacant house and furniture and no sign of Malo or his family.
John B Wynkoop Bridgeport School system business manager is due back from the National Association of School Business Officials convention. He attended meetings in St Tonig, and is chairman of the executive board.
Advertisement touts Nujol as a harmless cleaner of body poisons and intestinal waste. It claims the product absorbs poisons, softens stool, and promotes normal evacuation without drugs or side effects. Produced by Standard Oil Company division and sold with a transparent label.
Boston December 19 A movement to fine both tip givers and receivers in service industries was launched by Senator Henry L Eincalde of Quincy. He filed a bill with the senate clerk proposing fines in inns, hotels, restaurants, barbershops, theatres and other public amusements. Taxi drivers and others in public transportation would face penalties. proprietors and employees could be fined under the bill.
D Fanchid Wheeler president of the Bridgeport Lang and Title company has been unanimously chosen by his associate realtors as president of the Bridgeport Real Estate board for the year 1928. He succeeds William B Mason. Arthur Gibson has been elected vice president, Charles W Randolph treasurer, and Charles N Randolph secretary. The officers along with B F Cooney and Frank T Stipies form the executive committee. Wheeler is noted as a leading real estate figure in Bridgeport and holds several civic posts. The Connecticut Association of Real Estate boards will convene in Bridgeport next September, with a two day session bringing boards from 14 other cities and towns. A reception at Strait Field hotel will host about 500 guests with national association representation.
Professor Edou Frost of Lertes Observatory announces a newly discovered comet, ShjeLerup, visible December 4 near McBourn, Austria, in the western sky after sunset. The report notes expectations of dimming and highlights the unusual brightness, urging readers with telescope access to observe from the western horizon.
The funeral for Patrick H Gannon, a long time Newtown civic figure and ex foreman of the Newtown Hook and Ladder Company, drew a large crowd from Newtown and surrounding towns. Mass was at St Rose Roman Catholic Church, with interment at Roseland Cemetery. Notable attendees included local officials and out of town guests.
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