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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
5
The narrator recalls a day after visiting the studio and the uneasy mood around Blake. She plans a solitary dinner at the Halldorn to provoke jealousy, reflecting on her jealousy and fear of losing Blake while facing Mrs. Lambert’s influence.
Ruth arrives this afternoon unable to stay for Christmas at her mother's home. She comes snow covered, eyes bright after the station ride. Edith borrowed my fur coat, else her olive bolivia suit with mustard velvet accents would be ruined. I describe the coat in detail and note a good dinner, and that Blake neglected me though I would have told him I could not eat. It grows late as I linger over dessert and coffee, hoping Blake is home when I arrive. (To Be Continued.)
London January 2 The bureau of special intelligence at the office saved the Beho empire at least one billion dollars by counteracting enemy activities during the war Brigadier General George K Conkrill retiring director states Germans sought to disrupt raw material flows and to distribute British propaganda in enemy covers funded by German postage He commends the chemists ink secrets photographs and codes and praises intelligence departments in the Dominions and the Colonies for aid
A new city thrift stamp sale record was set Tuesday with 15022.48 dollars in stamps sold. The running city total now stands at 1980898.47 dollars.
A string of obituaries honors Thomas F Hyde William Bushnell Leigh Margaret Grinrod James Ford and Robert Handy among others The services took place at St Michael s St Augustine s and St Charles churches with high masses committal readings and choir performances The deceased persons varied from longtime city residents to local workers with ties to fraternal orders and city clubs Burial followed at local cemeteries and pallbearers were named in each notice.
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