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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented account of a political rally features speaker Bugs Baer and Hank Lodge as delegates cheer leaders, despite speech lapses. References to Washington Lincoln Roosevelt and Bill Bryan echo a noisy, rain-soaked convention atmosphere with delegates, temporary chairmen, and railroad influence noted.
Officials at the Columbia Graph Ophone Manufacturing Company announced further layoffs as production delays prevent shipping. A company official said only a small number of workers would be affected and the measure is considered temporary while piling orders await shipment.
Fashion feature praises suits and dresses in kumsi Kumsa silks and crepe de chine. Brisk color range includes brilliant blues browns rose and greens. Garments showcase novel silks, tricolette and satin blends with striking effects valued at 35 to 65 dollars.
JR Dwyer of Boston national vice president of the Ancient Order Hibernians is to guest the division at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at 1379 Broad Street. State President John Z. Lene y of New Britain will also attend. Both will speak and all members are urged to attend. A Hibernian Building corporation meeting will seek loans to finance the club house purchase in Washington area. Interest bearing bonds are being issued with about half pledged. The Lee corporation board will be at the ball from 10 pm to 2 am to assist members unable to attend the meeting.
The New England Bankers association holds its annual convention in Griswold New London on June 18 and 19 with delegates from across the region. James M Beech a well known New York lawyer will be among the principal speakers. After the meeting New England delegates will visit New York chapter for the weekend.
Beautiful harpins described as gleaming with brilliants and platinum setting. The items are praised for delicate tracery and artisan craftsmanship, with patterns resembling fine platinum anddiamonds. They are offered at a special price of $3.50, valued elsewhere up to $9.
The article markets white women’s footwear in various styles and heights. It lists nubuck linen canvas and buckskin options with long or medium vamps, turn soles, welted soles, and rubber soles. Prices range from about 4.50 to 9.50, including sport oxfords and Cuban heels.
Advert describes blue and white covers with deep blue patterns on white grounds. Highlights variety of sizes from 30 to 72 inches, priced 1.50 to 6.50, plus rich pillows for porch or indoors. Notes cretonne and satin options in square, oblong, round shapes. third floor display.
New titles announced at 95 cents featuring Oh, Morey Money, Flower of the Dusk, Shadow Mountain, Sunny Slopes, The Way Out, White Man, Decides, Making Her His Wife, Long Arm of Ah Sing, House of Intrigue, Picadilly Jim. Titles printed on good paper with attractive bindings. Main floor rear.
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