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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
3
A dealer offers women's high grade footwear including oxfords and pumps at 3.65 dollars. Stock from a maker and odd lots from their own lines fill this sale with a wide range of styles and sizes though not all sizes appear in every style.
A fashion feature promotes a last week clearance of charming dresses offered at $10. The write up touts tricotines and Poirot twills, silk braid trimming, and designs for young miss to full-figured women, promising quality fabric and tailored fit for all ages as a year end record event.
The Board of Health requests a yearly budget totaling 463540 with items for Engle Wood hospital, dental clinics, waste collection, lab supplies, and a controversial 40000 for dental work in public schools. Building and streets plans seek 200000 for macadam, curbs, grading, and related infra projects, with clerical and committee expenses included.
Six uncontested divorce cases are scheduled for Friday opening of the short term with Judge John W. Banks presiding. The term will last may include jury trials. Notable hearings include Florence Villier of Bridgeport versus John Hers of Urogkiya New York, desertion grounds. Tang Hennessy married 1918. Swanirdo Turzzoto of Norwalk versus Monica Lots. Denn ouzo from Potriza Italy, desertion. Maro Gibson of Stanford versus Elizabeth Hanson Gibson of Greenwich desertion. Amy of Dinbury against William Mandings married June 4 1918. Katie Sooner of Stratford against Karl Sooner married Sept 30 1913 for intolerable cruelty.
A fragmentary tale claims a single extra glass of wine altered French history. It recounts Louis Philippe’s heir, the Duke of Orleans, narrowly escaping a fall when he drank one more than usual, supposedly causing his accident and subsequent exile of a dynasty.
The death of Edward A. Holste, a Singer Co. employee, led to a court ruling that his entire estate goes to his widow Mary A. Holste. The will, probated by Judge FH. PP. Norbs, directed two thirds to the widow and one third to an only son, with a final determination granting the widow full inheritance and the son receiving a nominal dollar.
Fashion hats with a touch of springtime charm appeal to women as dainty and fresh. Notes describe Visca and canton intertwined crowns with blue faille trim, milan straw blends, and pastel shades. Prices around 40 dollars. Second floor front.
Silk hosiery in a wide range of styles weights and colors from McCallum. Smart shops display them on the main floor center.
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