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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
13
A short note suggests fashion and personal appearance occupy the thoughts of a young woman described as blonde, aligning with common social preoccupations of the period and reflecting the era's interest in style and demeanor.
A striking new shawl collar design named for a fox gains attention in fashion circles. Designers cite the tawny hue and tailored silhouette as a modern twist, with enthusiasts praising its bold silhouette and versatile styling.
A quirky 1920s style tea dance promotion featuring a two piece frock and hat combo. Describes clever cut and smart look with a high crown, painted details, and a price tag of 29.50 for the outfit and 12.50 for the hat, from Madeson.
The will of John G. Shedd filed for probate leaves 615,215,000 in real and personal property to his two daughters Mrs Laura A Schweppe and Marelen M Reeil. Provision for his widow made. No charitable bequests but big gifts to employees and the $3,000,000 Shedd Aquarium to be given to the city.
Magerison elected president of Bridgeport Evening High School student body at Monday meeting in the auditorium. Loretta Wickey named vice president. Edwardnhon treasurer. Miss Joan Potts secretary. W L Jones publicity. Delegates elected to social committee include A J Onatrey, Betty Coaches, Jones, Meiner, Ta Pa Urigneili, Moscovicz, Evelyn Stowe, Valonia, Elizabeth Brown, and Hilda Johnsen.
The Pennsylvania Railroad directorate announced a quarterly dividend of 6 percent, payable November, with record holders on November 2. The firm has paid at least 6 percent annually since 1900 except 1921 and 1922. For the year-to-date, gross receipts reached 9 50, but net gains rose, signaling strong earnings compared with prior periods.
Bridgeport reports four diphtheria cases in the weekly morbidity tally from the State Department of Health. The state totals show four scarlet fever cases, with scarlet fever rising to 28 this week from 21 previously. Measles, whooping cough, typhoid fever, and chicken pox figures are also listed. pneumonia cases remain noted but unchanged overall.
Vital statistics report records a marriage between Victor Baru and Fleth Wolski of 484 Ventral Avenue on December 20. The notice lists Bert Riley aged fifty of 154 Linen Street and Hatte Johnson aged fifty three of Now tay as associates or witnesses.
A flattering wodel with new sleeves set into large armholes and long revers ending in a deep V. The shirred sides, long waistline and front and bark pane effort are noteworthy. Dey combine to create a slender line. Design No. 63 employs crepe gatin and velvet in tan ant brown. The vesice is removable and can be made of contrasting one pattern is furnished by piies él, years, 3, 98, 40, 42, and a inches bust measur The 36-inch size requires 4 3-8 yards of 40-Inch material with 6-8 yard of 18-inch contrasting, Price Tie in stamps or coin Ceoin preferred).
Readers are invited to send pattern requests with name, address, and desired size. The notice details that patterns cost 15 cents and instructs to address orders to Pattern Editor at the Bridgeport Telegram, noting to enclose coins or stamps when ordering.
A boy named Bud misses lunch and stays at school delaying his return home. His mother and grandmother scold him for forgetfulness and lateness, stressing strict attention and clear instructions to avoid repeating the mishap.
A quirky note from 1926 suggests a boy who forgets errands should wear a hat with a red badge or button as a tangible reminder. The device should reflect a deep interest in the unusual job, ensuring the reminder is memorable for him and helpful to peers.
A rambling mock column mix mocks editors and a social editor offer, mixing in toyish banter about marriage help and a debutante. It shifts to a playful sports vignette with a rough winter football scene and a disputed touchdown call, featuring Rastus Jefferson and a referee.
A humorous dialogue set in a Fort Factory shop reveals playful exchanges about naming a new girl Olive and other nicknames. Characters Bruce Wallace Mrs Dibbel and others joke about calls and showbox plans, with playful mispronunciations and punchlines.
Former owner and managing editor of the Taldyr pot Tiers sues Times Company for 15000 dollars in Superior Court. Plaintiff charged defendant with unpaid professional services worth 12000 dollars and alleges an August 2 1920 agreement with Farmer Publishing Company created further obligations of 12000 dollars.
Advice on bottle cleanliness and preparation to prevent infections. Emphasizes washing bottles and nipples daily, using boric acid sterilization, proper boiling, and safe storage. Recommends separate bottles per feeding, wide mouth designs, and careful handling of formula to protect infant health.
The smart youthful miss can choose from half a dozen tailored broad cloth blouses to pair with Tomboy skirts. The collection includes tan and white blouses with blue trimmings in sizes 8 to 16.
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