Smith College Endowment Reaches 4 Million Dukepledge
At a Smith College Alumni meeting, the $4,000,000 endowment fund was completed with final pledges to be paid in 1924. The last $30,009 came from Dwight Whitney in Englewood New Jersey.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
3
At a Smith College Alumni meeting, the $4,000,000 endowment fund was completed with final pledges to be paid in 1924. The last $30,009 came from Dwight Whitney in Englewood New Jersey.
In Hagufan Nova Scotia on June 15 reports Forty storm rites from May are set to be sent to Le Tegiund Roan. The material, formerly issued as imperial munition for mine sweepers during the war, was received here. Some were operated on the Danish coast by the ration.
Brunswick Tires offer superfine value and proven performance dating back to 1845. The brand promises reputation, reliability, and long tire life at no higher price than lesser brands, urging motorists to try Brunswick for supreme satisfaction and lower overall cost.
Former President Taft criticizes the league issue and warns the 1920 political scene. He cites prohibition as law in fact and form and says the government must proceed with the amendment. He suggests Harding may help Democrats and fears third party challenges to GOP chances.
In June, after Vera Cruz, three days of reports show new bubonic plague cases including two deaths and three suspected cases. An active campaign to contain the outbreak continues with inoculation using serum sent from the United States and serum prepared in Mexico City.
Col Murphy of Bridgeport leads delegates to the Democratic national convention and advocates Cleveland Ohio Gov Cox over Harding. He traveled to New Haven with fellow Democrats for a planning conference and plans to depart for Bun Pran nis t tomorrow. His son, a Notre Dame graduate, returns to Bridgeport to begin prep work as dictorian and medalist.
Minnie Gallo, described as a child influenced by a home climate, faced a probate court petition yesterday to remove her from the custody of Anta Comaio of 5 French Street. Michael J. Larney, a city vice squad member, and others involved in the case testified as the hearing adjourned to determine if abuse occurred at home.
General quarantine proclaimed by Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station to curb spread of the European corn borer found in parts of Massachusetts New Hampshire New York and Pennsylvania. Transport of corn on the ear corn meal straw and related products is forbidden without proper certification.
The Brant Milford institute plans its annual exercises and assemblies in the new assembly hall this week. Early events include a Wednesday ceremony at 6 o clock, with related performances and department displays.
East Boston readers praise Dr Prue’s Elixir after cures for mother and five children. Affected families describe relief from headaches, digestive troubles, and fatigue, noting improved appetite and strength. Reports mention worming and bowel changes with the product’s use.
A fine assembly of silk dresses including taffeta georgette crepe de chine and satin offers striking variety at a special price of 19.50 with display on the second floor.
Fine organdy flouncings for summer use described as thirty eight inches wide with dainty ruffles in white rose wisteria blue green yellow and pink. Cluster and single ruffles offered at 2.50 and 3.50 per yard, located in the center aisle rear.
Pretty and easy shoes for bathers bring real protection to foot without tiring weight in water. Navy white green and black options feature contrasting trimming or smart stripes. High-cut cork sole styles at $5, $4.25 with Artex, $1.50 alk sole, and rubber-soled versions for girls and children at $1.43 to $4.25. main floor rear display.
Classified ad touts mowers with smooth glide over turf and quiet bearings. Sixteen inch plain bearings cost 13.50, ball bearing 14.75 to 18.50, five blade mowers 20 to 21.50. Garden hose options include 25 foot at 4.30 and 30 foot at 5. Simplex reels offer hose storage at 2.50. Fourth floor display.
Rich art metal lamps described as ideal gifts for brides bring beauty and distinction to the new home. Lamps come in several shapes and finishes with soft light suited for evening shadows and offered in gas or electric models. Prices range from $4 to $75.50, with larger piano lamps and dainty styles available. Fourth floor storefront.
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