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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
3
Lyan W. Wilson is set to speak at Olivet Church as part of wartime church efforts to support Liberty bonds and Red Cross drives. The event reflects local church involvement in national campaigns, with Bridgeport noted for its munition production and community support during the period.
An analysis of 1916 income tax returns shows brokers had the highest share of earners over $3,000, with farmers the least represented. Lawyers and judges also had high return rates, while teachers actors musicians preachers and saloon keepers were unlikely to exceed $2,000. Total returns 427,036 with net income $6.298 billion and tax $173 million.
Rev. Raymond Scofield of New Haven accepted as assistant at St. John's Episcopal Church to fill the vacancy after Rev. Charles Findlay's resignation for Wall River. Scofield, a Trinity College Milford graduate, will join us. he attends Trinity Church, New Haven. He will be our guest at the June 27 Sunday school cream fondue fundraiser for orphaned European children.
Rev William Wallace Rose leads a patriotic service at the Church of the Redeemer Fairfield Avenue above Broad Street at 11 am tomorrow. Sermon themes warn against Hearst backed media and a pamphlet titled Coiled in the Wing will be distributed. Sunday school meets at 10 am with Arthur Tee supervising.
Austro-Hungarian forces launched a mountain assault against Italian lines on Cady summit and Monti cello ridge. The attack was broken by Italian troops, according to a Malian aar office report. The text also noteswart and mentions young men in garrisons and training stations.
Bridgeport store touts dresses made from genuine womanly plaids in blue green brown shades. Gingham, excellent quality, with smart sports styles, broad belts, deep pockets, and white vests options. Limited quantity, special price 13.50.
The note describes tasteful initial handkerchiefs for women and plain linen handkerchiefs for men. Women’s pieces are dainty with nice texture and attractive initials, priced around 19th century figures. Men’s linen handkerchiefs are larger and satisfactory, priced about 25 cents.
Handsome skirts made to order offered in silk or wool with no extra charge beyond material and maker fee of 1.25 or 1.50. A wide selection includes satin, taffeta, pongee, corduroy, crepe pongee, and wool fabrics in many colors and patterns. Third floor.
Value is highlighted as the standard for men’s wear, with emphasis on quality over price. Advertises Kuppenheimer clothes as value clothes from $25 to $40, promising full value, good looks, true fit, and reliable quality. Mentions shirts, socks, and breif notes on materials and sizing.
An advertisement touts boys shoes as valuable for their price with higher costs yielding greater value and comfort. It lists various styles and prices from $2.50 to $5, notes sturdy construction, quality materials, and includes other goods like stationery, cotton garments, and brushes. Centered on Main floor rear in Commonwealth Lawn shop.
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