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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
3
A draft personal letter from a South Carolina woman describes long shoe-fit struggles and how Cantilever Shoes brought comfort and ease to her work as a stenographer. She notes she avoided substitutes, feels happier with the shoes, and urges others to demo the footwear to compare comfort.
Pathes Nov 9 Associated Press reports former prime minister Georges Clemenceau said his trip aims to create a state of mind in the United States that would foster future negotiations between public bodies. He emphasized Europe’s peace rests on friendly relations among America, Finland, and France, and that the task is to make Americans fair and generous.
Waterbury officials toured Bridgeport facilities including the city laboratories, welfare building, and the Municipal garbage disposal plant on Bostwith avenue. Mayor Guilfoyle and City officials observed the lab services, waste handling, and discussed gravitation sewerage limits.
Police cornered a stolen Whitromb automobile in Indian river Gulf pond area. A rowboat with a man and woman fled as Sgt Gallbronner and Commissioner Treat captured Ledoux and Mrs Rogers after a pursuit through a barn and jail custody followed by detectives. Mrs Rogers denies knowledge of the theft and claims she met Ledoux in New York.
Candidates for aldermen and other offices must file sworn cost statements with the town clerk within 14 days after the election, or face fines. Probate judges and candidates on state and county tickets must also file similar sworn statements with the secretary of state. As of last night, no statements were cited locally from any candidates.
Cold and rainy weather kept many away from the weeklong auto show at the State Armory. Exhibitors reported slow turnout though the venue offered affordable displays and music. Electric lighting highlighted each car’s comfort, safety, speed, and appearance as visitors explored the exhibits. Saturday afternoon program promised to announce the results of East football games.
The second annual Connecticut League of Women Voters state convention planning met with Mrs. Samuel Shaw as general chair. Chairmen include Mrs. James T. Rourke and others. event set for Nov 16 17 in Hartford. State President Mrs. Techert Wnox Smith spoke on questions and problems. Friday luncheon to adopt the legislative program with Miss Katherine Cudington of Lyme as speaker.
Congress convened in a special session with Chairmany Aing den calling lawmakers to start work on appropriations and pending measures. The Senate faces lingering bills from the previous session including the Dyer lynching bill and various nominations for executive and judicial posts. Two news reports note vacancies and seat appointments as states assign replacements ahead of the session.
A brisk sales pitch for men’s overcoats highlighting warmth, style, and freedom of action. Attributes include full skirts, broad belts, wide lapels, and contrasting plaid backs in greys browns and tans. Prices range from 20 to 82.59 with chinchillas at 50 and 60.
Sparkling with imported metal braids of silver and gold and Persian embroidery, the hats feature Parisian chic in silk and fur trims. Models range medium to small, presented as fashion-forward but offered at a surprising price of $18 while supplies last.
Fine beautiful beaded bags feature tiny beads covering each bag in wondrous designs. Bags are large and roomy, well made on shell colored frames, lined with satin, and fitted with mirrors. A detailed display highlights artistry and high quality despite a modest description of location and price.
Large lot of girls coats aged 2 to 6 years described as warm stylish and unique with pockets and varied collars. Made by a major specialty house but excess stock led to cancellations. Materials include velour tweed and fancy mixtures with warm interlinings. All sizes on sale at 58.00 second floor rear.
A vintage ad describes the short and slender female type and notes Gossard corsets sculpt the figure. It emphasizes careful lines, the illusion of proportion, and offers corsets priced as low as $2, highlighting proper support for age and weight.
Timely dress fabrics include Cheney's Florentine silks ideal for linings and kimonos, and rich brocade linings for dresses. All wool French serge and wool tweed blends offer sturdy, stylish options in multiple colors and widths. Satin charmeuse and plaid back curlings present luxe and practical choices for coats and gowns.
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