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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

3

State Druggists Convention Here Elects Officers

Samuel H William of New Haven was elected president of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association before the windup of the eleventh annual convention here yesterday. Walter J Hinde of this city was named second vice president. Other officers named were Jay Ruby of Hartford first vice president and Pop Garvin state poor Mary inspector of Middletown. Mary-treasurer Minest Todiode of Waterbury retires president Joseph D Hartigan of this city.

Samuel H William New Hraven Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association Walle Jam Hinde Nade Strand Jey Ruby Hartford Vhee Pressing Pop Garvin Poor Mary Middletown

New Haven to Host Connecticut College of Pharmacy Opening

The convention elected officers for the Trays eling Mens auxiliary led by president Frank Walsh of New Haven and vice president Walters of New Haven. N J Hope declined a commission role in the NAEO. The goal is to raise capital through private subscriptions to establish the Connecticut College of Pharmacy, with a planned opening in September in New Haven.

Pharmhenical Commission N. A. Eo Rog Ferbett New

County Poultry Club Field Day Stirs Interest

March interest grows among poultry keepers for the Princefield County Poultry Club Field Day to be held in July at Albert Williams's Redding farm. Williams keeps 40 milk cows and 800 White Leghorns and proves poultry work pays. An educational program, a noon basset lunch, and afternoon contests are planned, with a Heavy Breeds versus Leghorns match. All poultry enthusiasts are invited to learn from experts and fellow keepers. A separate note mentions counterfeit money being passed by crooks on a Halifax bootlegger. details unclear.

Prirfield County Poultry Club Albert Willams Redding Williams i Faure Bureau Halifax

Bridgeport City Pamphlet Nears Press Run

Bridgeport prepares a highly illustrated city pamphlet titled Bridgeport 14 to showcase historic and scenic spots. The Advertising Club leads the project with local firms providing photos of Waldemore, Beardsley Park, model homes, and a city air view. Orders for 100000 copies are being accepted at base cost, with distribution free to visitors and via envelopes to outsiders.

Chamber of Commerce Bridgeport West Park City Ply Barnum Waldemore Leg Beardsley Park Advertising Club Wiliam B Griffin Holmes & Edwards Lara Abell Lois RE. Bennett DMM Read Co Frank H. Cantwell Stratfield Hotel William Carlson Hoyt Catlin

Waiter Case Continues Into July in City Court

Theodore Glambazi a Stratfield waiter was arraigned on assault charges against Harry Abramates a cook of 104 Barnum Avenue and his case was continued to July 3 in bonds of 500. Mrs Samuel Lev was fined 100 and costs for alleged liquor sales at 1780 Main Street. Nellie De Fillio received a head wound from a stick and Antoinette Sovage was fined 25 and costs. Continuances until Saturday granted for Anthony Cirillo Dela Nuzzi and Edward Messina charged with attempted theft of cheese valued at 50 from a motor truck.

Theodore Glambazi Stratfield Harry Abramates Barnum Avenue Samuel Lev Main Street Nellie de Fillio Pembroke Street Antoinette Sovage Anthony Cirillo Grand Street Dela Nuzzio Madison Avenue Edward Messina James Gambodel Ashatrest

Willimantic Man Held on Forgery Charge in Court

Hugene Levesque of Royal? Falls Mass was held in 1000 bond in Superior court on forgery charges after trying to cash an $18 check at a Willimantic garage. Police arrested him when he offered the unsigned National Bank check to his landlord. In court he admitted signing the check.

Willimantic Hugene’ Levesque jShelpurne Falls Mass Levesque jMan

Mora divorce action seeks custody and alimony in state court

Tes ale Arvyi Mora filed in Superior Court for a decree of divorce from husband Andrew Mora. She seeks custody of four minor children aged 13 11 9 and 6 and alimony. The case returnable on the first Tuesday in September.

Tesale Arvyi Mora Andrew Mora Joseph Stephen Andrew

Blacksmith Shop Robbed at Gordon Street

A blacksmith shop at 4 Gordon street, recently purchased by Daniel Keane of 1484 Main street, was robbed yesterday. An unidentified man drove a truck to the shop and carried away most contents, leaving Keane to estimate the loss and investigate the incident.

Daniel Keane Main Street Gordon Street Polar Keane

Howlands Tropical and Palm Beach Suits Offer Comfort and Style

A local advertisement touts Howlands tropical and Palm Beach suits as comfortable, well-cut and durable. It promises a wide range for every man from regular to stout, in greys, browns and sands, with sport and form-fitting models priced from 15 to 25 dollars. Main floor rear.

Howlands

New Kerchiefs Highlight Lace Edges and Embroidered Corners

Display on main floor left center features women's wrist size kerchiefs with dainty lace edges and sheer cotton. Men's fancy cotton kerchiefs showcase colored woven stripes priced 25 cents. Children's white kerchiefs with colored embroidered figures priced 12 34 cents.

Old Town Canoes Promoted In Local Ad

To enjoy a canoe. Old Town canoes are built by experienced makers with years of know how. We are selling more Old Town canoes today than ever before. Price 58 to 125 dollars. Fourth floor front.

Voivelle the new skirting for coats and gowns

Voivelle the new skirting presents a velvety surface in colors like black ivory mintflex and sunburst. It is 35 inches wide and priced at $1.50 per yard. Third floor front.

Summer needs item list for home hardware and appliances

A long retail catalog style page lists window screens, screen doors, garden hose, moth exterminators, Acme ice cream freezer, vacuum bottles, thermos containers, fireless cookers, metal waste baskets, refrigerator pans, aluminum ware, Leonard refrigerators, gas ovens, a single burner and a two burner stove, and electric irons. Prices scramble with product details aimed at cottage and home use.

Acme Toledo Shore Cottage Leonard

Cool dresses of Sheer voiles at ten dollars

Advertisement details cool dresses in sheer voiles priced at $10. Designs include foulards in blue and brown with polka dots, some trimmed with organdy collars and cuffs or silk lace combinations. Skirt flounces feature attractive lines for young misses, mature matrons, and full figures. Second Moor center.

Practical corsets on sale at five to six dollars

Advertisement describes practical front corsets with elastic tops, flesh and white coutil, and front hooks with lacing. Two models offered: low bust with elastic top and elastic vented vest, medium bust with long skirt and abdominal support. Prices five dollars and six dollars. Second floor rear.

P. N

Hoover advertising pitch promises easy cleaning demonstrations

Suy your Hoover now. One can ill afford to be without a Hoover these hot days save your energy let the Hoover do the work of house cleaning It beats as it sweeps as it cleans Small down payment with easy terms Phone Bar Num 454 for a demonstration today no obligation on your part let us show you

al Ten Soma Allen Allen's le Roy N. Y

Kodak Pictures Turn Vacations Into Yearlong Fun

A promotional note states there is fun in making Kodak pictures and storing memories for the future. It invites readers to visit the fourth floor front area for films finishing and supplies, framing the idea as a lasting enjoyment of vacation memories.

Kodak Pictures

Talking machines for vacation travel model E phonograph

The ad touts the model E phonograph as a portable complete machine for beach or camp trips. It promises music and rhythm for dances, adding life to any party and justifying the modest investment of 5 dollars plus 818.50 with carrying cape.

New Sleeveless Plaid Sweaters For Golf And Sport

Sleeveless sweaters in blue and rose with white plaid design ideal for golf and general sport wear priced at five dollars. Availability noted on the second floor.

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State Druggists Convention S. H. Williams New Haven Pglises Sra County Poultry Club Bridgeport. Conn Ehuraday Howland Voivelle Kodak Talking Machines Howland Dry Goods Post-Telegram
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