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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
3
Canton Nov 15 Press reports Andrew Crowley a Canton farmer was killed after a team of horses bolted or ran away, Crowley riding atop a wagon box was thrown and crushed. His skull injuries proved fatal and he died at Addison Mrs house. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Crowley and three sisters.
Gerrit Smith of Darien filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition alleging inability to pay debts. Assets include stock in Tokenehke Corp and in Mrs. Gerrit Smith, Incorporated, with negotiations and ohter personal property. liabilities and secured notes total about $1,300. Majority of debts relate to indorsed notes of the Mrs. Gerrit Smith corporation, with ties to New York and Boston interests.
Residents of Grasmere launch a safety program urging sidewalks along Penny Road from Grasmere Avenue to Center Street and along Post Road to Ash Creek Bridge. They seek streetlights, a safer Pedestrian crossing at Grasmere Avenue, and a footbridge over the railroad. An improvement association will form, with local organizers guiding meetings and community actions.
Governor announces Dr H S Osborne will replace Dr John T Blake on the state health board. Appointment effective December 1 for the remaining term to July 1, 1923. Dr Blake resigns to take a post with the Boston Actua Life Insurance Company.
New York report states Secretary Mellon and banker Mrs Windrilled Val pledged $1000 to the Lighthouse Fund. The gift is tied to a forthcoming wedding and was announced at a function in New York. Proceeds are directed toward charitable aims related to the fund.
Jury session of the Superior court resumes with Seylemen and counsel handling assigned cases. Eight cases had been set for Tuesday and Wednesday but none reached trial. Two cases are scheduled for today as proceedings continue in the courtrooms.
A sale highlights women’s coats in rich fabrics and deep colors. Styles include straight line shapes, box pleat backs, and varied sleeve designs with fur trims and satin linings. Coats come in blues browns blacks grays and lighter browns with large collars and various fur accents. All sizes available.
Reliable hosiery promoted for durability and comfort. Featured items include heavy silk hose with silk top and embroidered clocking at 3.50, pure silk hose with reinforced sole toe and wide hemmed top at 3.50, lisle top and soles black and cordovan at 1.50, and mercerized ribbed children’s hose in black and cordovan sold on the main floor at center.
Women's fine chamoisette gloves with wide gauntlet and interlace check design or with point edge, featuring strap, wrist and pearl buckle. Prices run from $1.25 for chamoisette options to $63.50 for fine kid gloves. children’s warm chamois gloves available in natural color.
Turkish towels offered in solid colors and patterned options with pink, lavender, gold, and blue borders. Embroidered initials available, with sizes from guest to larger towels, including silk striped borders and multiple color accents. Prices range from about 34 to 48 cents, with larger sizes at higher figures.
An ad description promotes well dressed men furnishings and shirts from Yorke and Russian card fabrics. It highlights Madras woven patterns, silk stripes, and suitable gifts. Men’s undergarments include heavy three quarter wool drawers and union suits. Silk socks offered in black and cordovan.
Daily fashion notes highlight new headwear concepts appealing to women. Small satin hats with velvet ribbon rosettes, wheat embroidery in gold, and ostrich trim in grey and rose duveryn create harmonious contrasts. Satin hats in varied colors display delicate gold or silver embroidery. prices range from ten to eighteen dollars. Second Moor Iron.
Assorted new arrivals feature sheer cotton kerchiefs with Venise lace inset corners and delicate edges priced at 50¢. Solid color kerchiefs with shaded velvet ribbon come in several patterns for 25. White cotton kerchiefs with hemstitched edges and embroidered eyelet corners priced at 19¢. Main floor, righe venver.
A local ad showcases hammered silver pieces and Pyrex ware for holiday entertain ing. It lists prices for sandwich trays, casseroles, plates, baking dishes, water pitchers, platters, candlesticks, and flatware sets, highlighting moderate pricing and varied finishes.
Advertisement for Gossard corsets promising figure support for all ages and weights. Claims low waist designs and strong boning with careful fitting and daily adjustments to reduce measurements without dieting or drugs. Notes durability, laundering, comfort, and pricing as low as 2.00.
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