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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
3
An ad touts Joint-Ease as a fast joint remedy with claims of easing lumbago and other ailments. A New Jersey druggist is cited. a 60 cent tube is sold at Hindle Drug Store. A separate Norwalk court session discussed reconciling a separated couple, with details of marital discord and finances, but no agreement reached.
A new police chief, A M Walker, took control by writ of replevin from Chief Join Ford, a Ku Klux Klan member, after the council delayed confirmation by Mayor C E Anderson. Ford remained near the jail but without authority.
Danbury labor unions oppose a hatters class at the State Trade School and seek a special town meeting to discuss the matter. The State supports the class and the Town School committee has urged town funding, while legal questions delay the meeting.
President Coolidge led Republican voting with 117,039 votes in Pennsylvania’s April 22 primary, narrowly ahead of Governor Prichot by 1,364. On the Democratic side, William G McAdoo topped the ticket with 2,384 more votes than Alfred H. Smith, whose finish was second. All ballots were write ins.
Hong Kong May 14 AP reports Sun Yat Sen leader of the South China government has died in Canton. Canton likely to fall to the Peking government as Chen Chiung Ming and opposition forces may seize control. Sun named a successor, with Wu Sung or Tang Shao Yu seen as likely leaders of the constitutionalist party.
Stratfield reports a repeat performance of Aaron Crick from Punkin Creek at Grangehall Greenfield Friday night after two prior shows in Ridgefield and Stratfield. Community notices include Young Ladies Social club meeting May 22, a two car garage project on Buena Vista road, and a June 6 entertainment at Stratfield church. The Stratfield Sunday school superintendent appoints Mrs Albert Rodgers to chair a children day program while Fairfield High School’s freshman class hosts a first dance tomorrow at Sherman hall with a committee of local students.
The Garden Week committee offers ten cents to pupils of public schools in Westport and nearby for every ten caterpillars they collect. YMCA boys headed to Y Summer Camp at Camp Tlazen near Chester. honorary attendees include Earl Nees, Bert Kimber, Ralph Woodson, and Warren Steeves. The Women's Auxiliary hosts a fair and tea at two homes on Ludlow Road. Community dance, Fairfield County American Legion posts meeting next Monday at Fable's hall. Battery D, 192nd Artillery Danbury, to visit Washington in September. two weeks training at Fort Eustis starting August 23 funding via subscriptions and dances.
Delightful real linen dresses praised for long wear shrinkage pre-treatment and high tailoring. Styles span blues to ivory with embroidery, drawn work, and pearl buttons. Four price lots from $6.75 to $15 plus collars and cuffs. sizes up to 54 for full-figured women on second floor rear.
The article promotes colorful stamped linen house dresses that are practical and stylish. The designs require minimal embroidery and feature organdie or net ruffles. Offered in popular trimming shades, these forenoon frocks are presented as exceptional values, with a suggestion to buy multiple outfits and gifts.
A newspaper ad showcases Keds footwear for summer across men women boys and youths. Prices range from 1.25 to 3.75 with styles including white duck uppers corrugated soles and ankle straps. Special mentions include champion keds and tennis oxfords for professionals and general wear.
Delightful silk selections described as black and white grounds with delicate traceries and patterns. Printed crepes and crepe de chine offer foliage and floral motifs, ranging from mer crepe de chine to the fine Mason prints, priced from 2.50 to 10 dollars per yard. Third floor, front.
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