Bargains Highlighted For Saturday Yardwide Sale
Readable fragments show a Saturday bargain list including cheese and yard items as shoppers anticipate trimmed prices. The notice emphasizes bargain offers, urging early entry and limited quantities.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
5
Milford calls for bids on comfort station at Gulf Beach
Milford announces bids for a brick comfort station 18 by 28 feet with separate men and women facilities and a concession area. Architect is Richard Williams of New Haven. plans show site on the south side of the highway near Gulf Beach. Bids opened May 22 at 11 am daylight saving time at the Selectmen’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Guilt Beach
Richard Williama
New Haven
Selectmens Office
Selectman's Office
Gulf Beach Ay
Fort Trumbull Beach
Chot R. Carpenter
Colonial Inn
Prospect Beach
Morehouse
Bridgeport
Clifford Calveries
Mr Carpenter
Mre Carpenter
Ramage
St Peters Papiscopal Church
Wooodman Union Chapel
Iteward
Mr Upton
John R Berton
Highway Department
Kersy Street
Matin Street
Wathington Avenue
Milford Public Tools
Sena Or Wieham & Woodruff
Blate Oval
Miltla
Elgar
Ansonia
Ansonia Legion
Mayo
Milford Tour
Amaranth
Masonis Terple
Man Survives 2500-Volt Electric Shock at Work
Michael Murphy a line man for the Trovme Company endured a 2500 volt electric current while repairing a pole at Lrox Hospital today. He was badly burned but is reported in stable condition as doctors treat the injuries from the electrocution incident on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eBuy
Michael Murphy
Hne
Trovme Company
Lrox
Birne
Bride of One Month Attempts Self Destruction in Mayo Mass
A newlywed, one month into marriage, reportedly tried to kill herself at Mayo in Woodl li, massachusetts. Bruinsmaiged 23 shot herself in the left side while attempting suicide. Health conditions and cause remain under medical review as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlli
Mayo
Secon
Egracimenial
Ventura Missiphi
Sargent Returns to Desk After Rest at Home
General Sargent resumes duties after a several day rest at Yaudlow Vermont. He is accompanied by Mrs Sargent making her first visit since Mr Sargent became attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Yaudlow Vt
Mrs Sargent
M Sargent
Wenera
Tragedy Strikes Bride-Elect After Train Fatality in New Jersey
Irene Hunt faced a heart wrenching scene as she witnessed the body of Thumas Hendl, killed in a train accident, brought to his North Bergen home the night before their planned wedding, an event that shattered their hopes of a marriage that was to begin that hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hunt
Thumas Hendl
North Bergen
Bryan hissed by Brown students after evolution remarks
During a Brown University forum in Providence Ak May 35 William Jennings Bryan faced boos and hisses as he refused to extend the question period and mocked two students George Lassidy and William G. Chase for their views on evolution and the Bible. He warned against calling him an ignoramus and joked about hiring card printing to display insults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Brown University
George Lassidy
Brvan
Atced
Bryans
Cassidy
Bryan
William G. Chae
Chase
Parsons
Canada to Guard Income Tax Reports Under Review
Ontario May 15 The Canadian government says income tax returns are confidential and should not be published. A proposal to limit public access to these records was discussed by the commission, which found that business and professional farmers should be protected from disclosure of their taxes.
New England Theatre Chain Affected by Major Deal
Unofficial report from Lynn states Mase May 154 acquisition by Pari Tupartin of New York totaling about 1.2 million dollars. The sale involves 98 theatres across New England, reshaping regional cinema ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Gordon Olympia
Tne
Pari- Tupartin
New York
Ste
New Ft Ogland
Springfield Couple Celebrate 64th Wedding Anniversary
Mrs Max and Mr Stephen Hammond celebrate their 64th wedding anniversary in Springfield. Both are reported in good health as Mr Hammond nears 30 years with his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Stephen W Hammond
Hammond
Alynory
Killer of policeman traced by license arc alights
A man arrested today is charged with the murder of a policeman. The suspect’s license number and city of arrest are cited, with witnesses identifying him as the assailant at the scene. The investigation continues as authorities seek additional confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milee
Brooklyn
Bridgeport Hosts Talk On Nonstop Atlantic Flight Plan
Major H Cunningham Martin, WWI flyer, revealed at the Exchange Club meeting in Strafield Hotel that a 36 hour nonstop flight across the Atlantic in a heavier than air craft may start from Bridgeport this summer. He traced a globe trotting career and argued air power could deter future wars, citing widespread civilian suffering in aerial warfare and urging American leadership in peaceful conquest through aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Strafeld Hotel
H. Cunningham Martin
Morris
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Civic Club
Royal Naval Reserve
Lome
Seven Seas
Australia
Queensland
Toya
George Bernard Shaw Shows Improvement After Illness
London May 15 - George Bernard Shaw author and playwright has been indisposed for several days with a slight influenza attack confined to his home. It was said tonight that he has nearly recovered. At middle age one learns that pain does not always indicate serious trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associates Press
George Bernard Shaw
Fine low shoes on sale at four seventy five
Striking, beautifully styled pumps and oxfords from popular leather lines now priced at 4.75. Diverse combinations and smart modes showcase durable, mid priced footwear with usual values ranging from six to eighty three dollars, offered on the main floor rear of the store.
Rayon scarfs Roman striped sale ad
Rayon scarfs Roman striped sale offers stylish bright calt scarfs of rayon into stripes made with friends. Special 95e. Main floor front.
Toilet goods specials headline
Absorbent cotton sold at hospital grade quality for 39e, peroxide of hydrogen priced at 15 per 44 oz bottles, and rubber hot water bottles listed among toilet goods specials.
Woolens mix trousers sale with tailored stripe design
Local shop offers two pairs of sturdy woolens mix trousers in pencil stripe patterns grey and tan. Regular price 35 dollars, sale price 29.50 dollars. Limited stock. inquire in store for sizes and availability.
Khaki Pants Sale at Deep Discount Prices
Advertises khaki pants priced at 1.15 with good quality and full range up to 50 waist. Regular price 1.50, sale offers repeated for emphasis.
Boxed Paper Advertisement for Box 39e
An advert describes boxed paper and five different box shapes with envelopes to match gilt or checker edges. It notes 24 of each item and a boxed paper price of 38e, with a regular price of 50¢.
Fashionable coats and ensembles at sale prices
Garments in navy and black with season colors include twills coats with velvet collars and braid trims. Ensembles feature georgette crepe de chine satin and embroidered silks in harmony or contrast. Regularly 25 to 39.50 dollars, now 19.50. finer tailored coats offered at 29.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette Ot
Bar Harbor Chairs Special Sale Price
Bar Harbor chairs offered at four dollars seventy five cents each. Still good looking and easy to pick, with chairs available on the third floor at that bargain price.
Dinner ware sale with tiered discounts on open stock
A sign promotes dinner ware discount rules. Save 2.50 off every 10 dollars in dinner ware. Offers include 40 dollars for 7.50, 20 dollars for 15, 30 dollars for 22.50 and similar. Buy dinner ware now on the fourth floor with open stock selection.
Textile Prices And Fabrics In Regular And Extra Sizes
A catalog snippet lists fabrics priced at 1.79 for regular sizes and 1.89 for extra sizes. Available options include pink or blue checked gingham, pink blue tan lavender or green chambray, and heavy white muslin. Second floor mentions related merchandise.
Irregular Silk Stockings Offer on Main Floor
Silk stockings marked as irregulars offered at 1.50 dollars per pair on the main floor. Splendid heavy silks from a prominent maker also irregular in weave, normally selling for 3 dollars, now reduced to 1.50. Limited stock.
Hatstrimmed sport styles for women on sale
A splendidly large assortment of women's hatstrimmed sport styles in many sizes and shapes. Previously priced at $1.95 and up, now offered at $2. Includes a range of options for different preferences and occasions.
Khaki Play Suits Advertised With Patch Pocket Feature
Maddy items include novelty patched pocket suits with tie straps and a feather bloom. Children sized knickers for ages seven to fourteen offered at special price of 1.59. Located on second floor with promotional display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddy
Gus
Women’s silk and fiber hose listing with colors
Rayon and silk stockings of fine quality with liste top and sole made full fashioned in black nude tan bark and belgique. Priced originally at 125 dollars, now 95 cents.
Notions Special at Local Store Sale
Sanitary aprons of rub ber and gum rubber cloth lined 39c. Hair nets Vogue brand double or single mesh cap shape in all shades 8c or 90c doz. Buttons for dress Limuning in all colors and combinations 10c doz. Man floor rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Boys Suits and Accessories Sale Mentioned in Fragment
A fragmented sale note lists boys suits in sets priced around 13.75 with long wearing basket weave fabrics in plaid tones. Mentions coat and vest sets, matching trousers, age ranges from 8 to 18, and special pricing variants around $2.95 to $10.75.
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Main & Broad Sts
Aera
Man Street
Cnet
Park Theatre
Cohen
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CIA Hall
Barnum
LA Eee
Helen Upton
J Sargent
Snell & & Fn
Rene Hunt
Thomas Hendl
BROWN
Canada
NEW England Theatres
Springfield
INON
Atlantic
Fritz & Hawley, Inc
Opticians
Main St
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Tiowland's
American Retailers’ Association
American Retailers Association
Alexander Smith & Sam
Bar Harbor
Hoover
Howland Dry Goods
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