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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
2
Your Move Next describes the Builders Hardware Department moving upstairs from the Automobile Department to better display wares. The department invites customers to sit at a table and view samples, helping with home, gorge, or fixings needs. First Floor.
A large audience filled the high school assembly hall for the Boston Quintet concert. Miste Aug Gordon delivered emotional readings from The Mallet's Masterpiece and a child imitation in A Bear Story. Walter Anderton was sidelined by illness, replaced by Irving Stokes. other members include Ralph L. Warlow and Augustus T. 51.
Paris dispatch reports a phosphorescent frame hat showcased in a chic restaurant. The luminous headpiece created a halo effect amid a fashionable crowd as pleasant March weather drew diners outdoors in the evening glow.
The Palestine Restoration Fund campaign concludes its second day with $4,000 raised in cash and pledges. A standout gift of $600 from the 41 ur-dacob Brothers marks the event, with team captain Ivranic and Mr. Cohen among contributors boosting totals.
The weather forecast calls for rain in Southern New England on Wednesday with a drop in temperatures at night. Northward, rain may reach northern New Hampshire and northern Vermont with lower temperatures. Thursday should be generally fair but colder.
The Plaza Centre features a standout vaudeville bill led by "The College Athletes" Prosper and Mayer with top acts Barnett Smith and Palmer "The Three Melodists" in comedy and song, Noel Lester in novelty, and "Outlaw of the Deep" detour. film offerings include "Hla Wife's Mine" with Eurone O'Brien, "Smoldering Embers" with Frank Keenin, and Minter's "Arie of Green Galless" along with other stage shows and musicals at multiple downtown venues.
Frank E. B. Gallard faced Tudie John I. Booth and a jury in the dominion gans court yesterday seeking $2,000 in damages. He claims his automobile was struck by a car in Oakstrees in February, alleging the Connnct jot company at fault.
A contested suit was filed accusing a company of misdeeds connected to oil operations. The filing names several parties and outlines allegations of financial impropriety and improper conduct within the enterprise. The outcome pending in court.
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