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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1928
Page
3
Abbreviated puzzle text shows mixed clues for across and down entries with numerous garbled words and typos. Contains references to tea types, fabrics, and random letter groups, indicating a reprint or transcription error rather than a solvable grid.
Arthur Connor Tepiahlecan leader is likely to reclaim his seat on the State Central committee after resigning to become postmaster. The article notes potential withdrawals, lists continuing members, and names delegates and officers expected at the state convention.
Readable fragments note aprons and rubber products with mentions of silk covered items and a count of 39 balls or elastiy 62. No clear event or person names. Context suggests a catalog or trade notice with product descriptors and measurements.
A brief notice describes crochet viscas as snug hats with belting and ribbon combinations, lacquered feathers or flowers for embellishment, and small lame viscas with varied brim styles that may reveal the eyebrows.
The craze for modernistic design reaches shoes with a gun metal patent trim. The new sandal features lizard-kid vamp beige-kid back and looped strap crossing the instep. Women are rapidly adopting this stylish silhouette.
Miscellaneous fabric and notions list with prices. Hosiery, ribbon, scissors, buckles, thread and spools are offered in assorted colors and sizes. Items include navy or black fabrics, redstartling shades, beige tones, and dressmaker pins.
The Baby Shop reports new arrivals with a playful line of clothing and accessories for infants and toddlers. Colorful outfits and cozy outfits show a focus on comfort and easy care alongside whimsical prints and practical pricing.
Mary Reardon Tarbox former national president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic dies in Portland Maine after an illness. A Belfast native who lived in Freeburg, she was widow of Wallace A Tarbox and joined the GAR women’s relief corps at sixteen. She led the Ladies of the GAR from its Boston convention. Funeral services and burial are planned for Sunday in Paris? aure.
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