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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
4
Howland's storefronts on Main Street and Fairfield Avenue faced entry changes as Cannor firm manages access points. Local officials confirm plans to reconfigure entrances to improve foot traffic and safety.
Milford June 18 readers report the Milford High School class of 1918 will graduate Thursday at eight in the town hall. Twenty pupils, sixteen girls and four boys, will receive diplomas after eight essays and addresses. Newton Hawkins salutatory and Wanda Polkosnik valedictory lead a program including songs and poems by students.
Judge John Mr Booth in Common Pleas court ruled in favor of E H Smith against European Asphalt Corp in a $45 suit about waterproofing a Park Avenue cellar. The court found Smith owed no payment beyond costs after testimony that rain caused cellar flooding despite waterproofing. Also, Judge Booth awarded Nahbet $51 plus costs in a separate case against Michael Baber over a book account disputed amount.
A colorful sale notice describes white Georgette hats with broad brims and Georgette bands, white hats, panamas, Milan and Jeghorn designs, and tailored rich straws. Hats are priced at five dollars, with many white straws at five or three fifty. Second floor offers special style and value.
President Wilson issued a proclamation fixing registration for Alaska men who reached majority since 1917, stating July 2 to September 3 as the window. Alaska's governor is empowered to set registration sites and appoint officials to enforce the selective service act. The broadcast also notes local social items, Chautauqua program details, and residents traveling or visiting.
Beads with luster and beauty of real pearls from the Orient, actually made in France. Rich, varied, and easy to procure with subdued color. Necklaces in graduated or uniform sizes with solid gold clasps, some set with diamonds or colored stones. Prices from 5 to 15 dollars. Gold-filled lockets for tiny pictures, plain or gem-set, on silk ribbons. Oriental bead necklaces offered in many colors and shapes. Opera length specials. Left aisle, front.
Vego touts Ss as the nest season to build strength and weight after winter. Johns Medicine claimed as pure wholesome food elements to strengthen the weak and run down, marketed without alcohol or dangerous dens.
An advertisement for a 24 inch ladies suitcase priced at $1.50 highlights its large capacity, light carry, and durable matting cover. Describes a wood frame, fiber binding for strength, brass lock and catches, and notes placement on the third floor.
Text describes petticoats, drawers, gowns, slips, pajamas, and pajama suits in multiple fabrics and price ranges from 59 cents to 3 dollars. Noting embroidery lace trim and smooth-fitting lines, items are presented as affordable housewear options available at Bacond floor.
Fine news of shoes for some women. Styleful handsome shoes of dark brown at saving of $1.50. Oxford ties, summer favorites, comfortable and well made. Kidskin or calfskin, mostly French heels with some Cuban or military heels. Not all sizes but most, hurry for limited quantity. Regular $6 shoes at $4.50 on Main floor rear.
A local advertisement promotes canning supplies with special trip pricing. Wire jar racks fit oval boilers for eight jars and round boilers for four jars, plus a family size food chopper. Item on fourth floor.
Outdoor sleeping offers notable comfort through the summer, with tips to guard against sudden weather changes and chilly early mornings. Drop curtains provide protection and are ready. Duck tents priced by size and style include plain blue and brown striped options.
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