Anniversary of Travelers' Aid Society Here in Bridgeport
One year after its Bridgeport founding the Travelers' Aid Society marked its anniversary at the railroad station. Miss Mary Anderson led the station's services aiding travelers with directions housing employment or contact with relatives, guaranteeing free aid without gratuities. The society aims to protect travelers, especially youths, from crime and exploitation, coordinating with conductors to place travelers with local representatives when needed. Executive board: Mrs. John T. King chair, Frederick Rhoades secretary, others on station committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveler's Aid Society
Bridgeport
Mary Anderson
Miss Anderson
Travelers’ Aid Society
Bridgeport Society
John T. King
Frederick Rhoades
Orville Rector
S. E. Ferris
Walter Wilmot
George Rand
Charles Armstrong
I. C. Sanford
M. H. Ford
Fine imported women’s gloves in leather and embroidery
Soft firm gloves of cape and kid leather offered in rich tan gray white and black finishes. Described as dainty with smooth fit and admirable finish. French made splendid gloves with heavy back embroidery, centers aisle rear display noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Normal School Head Dies Soon After Arriving
Archibald Peaks of Olds Town arrived in Bridgeport Saturday night to take over as director of the City Normal school. He died Thursday night in St. Vincent's hospital from Spanish influenza after spending Monday with Superintendent Samuel J. Slawson, who is now ill with influenza. Peaks had just arrived and lodged at the Stratfield, visiting Shelton and Madison buildings and dining with the Slawson family before falling ill. Authorities are seeking to contact his relatives.
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Archibald Peaks
Olds
Town
Bridgeport
City Normal School
St. Vincent's Hospital
Samuel J. Slawson
Slawson
Peaks
Stratfield
Shelton
Madison
Slavnson
Witness Evades Truth Fined $50 for Contempt
Lewis Pasekas of Pine street faced contempt charges after denying knowledge of an assault case heard in City court yesterday. He was fined $59. Michael Spitzler of 181 Pine street was fined $74, Steve Sabaccon of the same address $50 for involvement. The assault arrestees fought Frank Takacs of 39 Cherry street last Sunday night.
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Lewis Pasekas
Pine Street
Lewis
Michael Spitzler
Steve Sabaccon
Frank Takacs
Cherry Street
Worker Arrested for Assault at Graphophone Plant
Charles Sorenson of 397 Poplar street was arrested shortly after noon yesterday charged with assault. He is held at the Third precinct station and will be arraigned in city court this morning. Sorenson allegedly attacked Joseph Horvath of 89 Daniels street at the American Graphophone company plant.
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Charles Sorenson
Poplar Street
Third Precinct
Sorenson
Joseph Horvath
Daniels Street
American Graphophone Company
Coats on Display at Great Value 42 50
Winter coats for women praised for warmth, comfort, and style while listing Boliva Burella and Angora velour models with varied collars. Made in many designs with high or medium waist lines, colors range blue brown taupe green burgundy. Emphatically good value at 24 59. Second floor.
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Bolivia
Men’s good shoes sale at clearance price
About 100 men can buy black calfskin lace up shoes with leather or fiber sole and rubber or leather heel. Regular $4 shoes are cleared out at 92.95, available on the main floor rear with sizes reasonably assured.
Warm and Safe Clothing Sale Ad
Be warm and safe. Heavy gray cotton shirts and drawers priced at 1.50 dollars. Good gray cotton union suits 2.25 dollars. Warm good-looking caps gloves and tan shades priced at 2 dollars. Located left of Main street door.
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Main Street
Monarch of all winter overcoats for boys
Live warm boys mackinaws are featured with new trench style and slashed pockets. Monarch of all winter overcoats for the active boy, these mackinaws promise warmth, life, and cheeriness without interfering with winter sports. Sizes 7 to 18 available in the front basement.
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Mackinasy
City Cancels Victory Parade After Peace News
Mayor Clifford B. Wilson officially cancelled the victory parade and demonstration planned for last night. The city will hold a celebration two days after official news is received. Steel factory, manufacturers association notified of no parade. One tie vote for house membership exists in Stafford County.
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Clifford B. Wilson
The
Manufacturers Association
Stafford County
New plaid and other umbrellas brighten a rainy day
New plaid and other umbrellas showcase bright colors and cheerful designs. Rich combinations and novel striking handles add charm, with options including plain silk in rich colors and trimmed handles. Men and women can choose fixcellent black umbrellas, available from the right aisle rear.
Mended Mull and Bargain Home Sewing Goods
An old time shopping note touts a mull over for a couch and bed options with cheap prices. It lists unlined and lined beds, belts, featherbone items, dress fasteners, bias tape, collar bands, white tape, aprons, safety pins, garters, elastic and supporters with small coin prices.
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Lindsay
Good underwear against chill in fleeced cotton
Fleeced white cotton vests and pants provide warmth and health protection. Union suits priced at $1.15 and other outfits for girls and children offered in heavy fleeced cotton with one-piece models. Left aisle, rear.
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Witton
Clever collars for critical women in fashion sets
Advertising copy describes Georgette crepe collars and cuffs priced from $1.50 to $4.00, silk fringe and sailor models, cow collars in flesh or white, net or lace options, and anti Georgatte crops with varied designs. Center aisle fronts highlight multiple styles and prices.
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Georgette Crepe
Watches of novel beauty in 30 and 40 dollars
Handsome wrist watches for women feature novel patterns and a striking likeness to expensive models. Eighteen carat white or green gold cases, 15 jewel movements, handmade engraving. Shapes include cushion, oval, round, diamond, and octagon with ribbon bracelet. Priced at 30 and 40 dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Travelers’ Society
Comley
New Hampshire
G. O. PR
Concord
N. H
Senate
William H. Comley
B. O. Hull
Frank P. Munich
Robert A. McCullough
A. S. Geduidig
Robert M. Jones
Louis A. Kornblut
Edward J. McManus
Robert Ferritt
Goward Dunbar
William EB. Burton
Fleury C. Stevenson
Nicholas Tesing
Paul D'Elia
John J. Doyle
William W. Bent
Philo C. Calhoun
John A. Cornell
Harry A. Goldstein
John O'Rourke
George F. Mara
Irving Elson
Samuel Mellitz
Stephen Siskay
Vincent L. Keating
Henry J. Waters
John H. Casey
Prowland's
Shep
Rritz& Hawley Opticians
Bai St. Ridgeport
Mrudgefort
New Haven
Gridgeport
Pat
Svacty
Mackinaws
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main St
New Plaid
Neve
Ness
Aisic
Howland Dry Goods Company
Bella Napoli
J. Belfort
Broad Street
John F Fay
Superior Iabrics
Saxnum I
Riter Exchange
Poli Bidg
Corona Polding
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