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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
13
Community hostess duties and gatherings spread through Brooklawn and surrounding towns as hostesses prepare St Patrick's luncheon dances pageant and card parties. Local societies meet for missions meetings fundraisers and social evenings at churches halls and clubs with plans for weddings birthdays and reunions noted among neighbors and volunteers.
Washington witnesses describe a 4 percent wage rise for miners and higher service costs. Dr. A Aylesworth of the National District Light Association says the public would bear the added cost as utilities pass the increase to consumers. Senate Commerce subcommittees probe the fuel situation and consider coal storage to ensure steady employment.
A muddled OCR shows a social event titled Valentine Tea for Teachers. The text references a federation and welfare groups, with scattered names and phrases about attendees and arrangements. The readable portions suggest a communal gathering with mentions of local clubs and welfare efforts in a school or community setting.
A campaign gathering led by Mrs Lucien T Warner and Mrs Arthur Whitnmin organized volunteers at the central building 263 Golden Yi street and multiple locations including 626 State street 885 Barna avenue 56 Sead street and SHT Wordin avenue Val entian liaise to recruit subscribers. Missing details note extensive local participation and scheduled teas and suppers while Pauline Selinedo assists as campaign director with a broad volunteer roster and preparatory talk on fund drive strategies.
Walnut Beach February 17 amateur pool championship at Charles Island residence of Toeilly Doherty ended 100 to 99 in a dramatic finish. Ny, a noted billiardist, edged rival Doherty as a lively crowd cheered at the Paddock pool parlors amid dishes and fare.
A royal wedding report notes the Marquis of Blanford and Mary Cadogan wed in a ceremony attended by Prince Patricia of Commaught and other royals. Gifts and jewelry were described as costly, with praise for the union and the presence of many royal family members.
Madyilah Ellswoth, manager of D, will lead a city food demonstration on the 27th at the Strandord university venue. Mrs Benard will discuss fillings, garnishes, and salad puddings while showing practical recipes and techniques for everyday cooking.
Supa, among the oldest brown elements, is described as a principal of combustion by ancient Assyrian alchemists. It is linked to brimstone and noted for its inflammability and fiery properties. The text references an advertisement and a place called Heal A Caw and WALING Hbsux Boe.
The concert program for AARPSTAN was described as rare, featuring a list of favorites and performances by a harpist and other musicians. Nearly five hundred attendees reportedly attended the event, with an ovation lasting several minutes and mixed reviews noted depending on the voice program execution.
The Bridgeport Protective Association reports strong early support as 1929 subscriptions come in. Mrs Walter Avnet, chairman of the fundraising committee, notes 50 new members and $808 sent from Stratford Avenue, with women urging prompt help for local welfare programs and girl-related initiatives.
From March 1917 to now the city shows a drop of 2604 occupied horse stables, a decrease of 49 900 in horse teamages taken this year. Current horse population is about 75 000, with crowded conditions noted as stables shrink.
A fragment describes millinery trends with Capote style hats in pink roses and moss green straw, moss green and black satin designs, Chinois embroidery, and a black orange sports hat. Descriptions highlight decorative schemes, colors, and ribbon details for hats of various seasons.
A fragment describes new taffeta frocks with wool embroidery and soft toning. It notes hip puffing and inner color flashes, ankle shaping, and a bewitching style. The text hints at a second floor display and fashion appeal without concrete dates or larger context.
Weather outlook hints at lingering cold spell as buyers clear remaining warm garments. Retailers report brisk sales of coats and sweaters while forecasts delay spring arrivals. Local shoppers brace for more frosty mornings and needful gear.
Shawls of brushed wool in tan blue and brown feature wide figured borders and some heather mixtures. Soft wide fringed edges complete these shawls noted for comfort.
A local retailer lists knitted scarfs from ten dollars and up in coral blue and white with tassel crowns and ringed edges. Also offered are slip over sweaters with long sleeves in rose green and Copenhagen blue, with or without collars.
A brief notice describes a sale of special 54.50 knitwear in white pink and blue tones with solid colors and decorative borders. The listing highlights a range of color options and fashion details for customers.
Advertisement notes Japanese quilted Slipayer packets and jackets in black and other colors. Prices listed include $3.00 and $4.00 for packets, with jackets and sleeves priced from $1.25 to $3.00, indicating a varied line of fabric goods.
A vintage ad notes warm belted sweaters with long sleeves and bone button rims. Available in several colors at prices of 8.39, 10.00, and 12.50, with seedle flaws mentioned.
Negligees for winter wear feature dark Persian tones with satin bound necks and sleeves in gray Copenhagen pink lavender and blue. Prices originally five dollars, with medium grade flannel versions at 350 and 400. Belted kimono styles with short sleeves also sold. Also listed are several penny novels newly arrived including The Fortieth Door and The Mystery of the Blue Villa along with a Western tale The Man from the Tall Timbers and other titles.
The text highlights attractive colorings and whimsical designs in cretonnes, noting new Chinese effects on black grounds with vases and baskets. It suggests these fabrics suit Colonial, Empire, and English period rooms, enabling harmonious interiors.
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