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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
12
Advertises "Diamond Dyes" as reliable dye for fabrics with a "Diamond Drea" brand. Claims warnings against streaking and ruined material and promises perfect results via package directions and a color card shown by the druggist.
Ad copy touts Freezone as a magic cure for corns and calluses. It promises instant pain relief and easy removal without irritation or burning, selling a tiny bottle for a few cents.
In Pari Texas Villa Armistice pauses as rain halts operations. Provisional leaders and the community council reach a plan for a cease all operations until formal approval by the Ta Hruarte. Key figures Walter Varwarn, Caregan, and others are named in the accord.
Two children were slightly injured in separate accidents on a spring afternoon in Bridgeport. Chester Zunverinski, 3, of 8 Waltercourt, darted into the street near Pembroke and Hamilton, was struck by a truck driven by Harry Herzog of 128 Pembroke Street, suffering a bruised left leg and treated at Mergerges hospital. Cucgence, 6, of 326 Hallett Street, was knocked down by a jitney driven by George Hansen of 287 Victory Street at Barnum Avenue and Wallet Street, spraining her left ankle and receiving abrasions before being taken home after treatment at Mergerges hospital. An auto driven by W. A. Kossuth near Jewett Street on Connecticut Avenue at 1:80 yesterday afternoon involved bicycle riders being knocked down.
Funeral services for M. W. Seaman, former resident of the city, were held at Walker & Banks mortuary with Rev. LoD Mearns officiating. Also noted are the death of Tom Boyle in Boston and Catherine Adaegn Timber, with services and burial details, followed by a fashion article about Bridgeport women and appearance.
House building employed 840,900 workers before the war, reflecting strong labor activity in the construction sector prior to the conflict.
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