Black Lace Sage Dresses Range in Colors Sold Semi-Finished
Sage dresses come in a wide range of colors. Some are sold with house linings in a semi finished state to meet individual requirements.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Sage dresses come in a wide range of colors. Some are sold with house linings in a semi finished state to meet individual requirements.
A gown described in charming yellow net with embroidered decoration. It is made over a foundation of shot pink satin and finished with pink and blue satin ribbons.
Grand Marshal William Lounsbury announces a new feature for Memorial Day parade. Units will mass their colors behind the marshal and staff to honor the colors, with one massed division marching to Seaside Park monument for a veterans review after passing Ferry Memorial arch.
Mrs Lucy Winarski of 35 Beangallery Avenue faced city court Wednesday after police found three stills in her home. Officers recovered quarts of moonshine whiskey and 200 gallons of mash. She was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail, but the jail term was suspended as her counsel argued she supports herself and her children.
In Morrisania Court Magistrate John E B McGrearan held Baffacio Benugata thirty two of 176 Thompson street in jail for $200 on grand jury for gloii tion of the Mullan Gage law. Patrolman Weldon testified the defendant nodded to him in civilian clothes and showed three bottles labeled Three Star Brandy in a hallway near the station.
Bridgeport Fire Chief Daniel E. Johnson warned members of the Bridgeport Crash Men’s Association at the Chamber of Commerce about fire risks from defective German made flat irons. He cited 180,000 units landed in New York and sold for a dollar, noting their flimsy construction and failure to meet standards. The talk urged rigid inspections and emphasized insurance records kept by the fire department.
Yale's May Day tap day celebrated seniors named to Skull and Bones Screqu? Shell and Key and Wolf's Head amid rain. Luckey of New Haven topped honors as Skull and Bones candidate. Shiras of Pittsburgh led Wolf's Head. Husted and others joined Scroll and Key with several notable athletes and editors among the inductees.
Obituary notices report Brennan of Mine . Brennan a community figure at St Charles for years and Remington L M C Co employee. Funeral from May Devaney home with high mass at St Charles R C church. Burial at St Alhials cemetery. Also included are obituaries for Arthur Freedman son of Samus and Annis Freedman. He died in Mount Lima hospital aged 4, leaving wife, two children, two sisters and a brother. Funeral from sister Mrs William Winter residence. Burial at Eintracht cemetery. Clayton Staples Elwood services held at home on Browsen avenue Greenfield. Burial Oak Lawn cemetery. Frederick J Wills funeral from his mother’s home Warren street, burial Lakeview cemetery. Bearers listed: Leonard Walker, Fred Atyers, Howland Martell, Jobe Baiada.
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