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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
7
Rosa Tepper sixty four of Lawrence Mass died suddenly at noon today while attending a Zionist meeting at the organization's offices on Fifth Avenue with her husband William Tepper. She had driven from home to join the gathering and soon after arriving complained of feeling faint and collapsed.
A woman died from heart disease before Dr. Mckenna could reach her after being summoned from Vinocent's hospital. The physician stated heart disease caused her death.
A mutiny has broken out in the Red garrison at Kronstadt Fortress near Petrograd. Food riots are reported in Petrograd according to a Whorsaw dispatch to the Daily Express. The latest reports are coming via legations in the Polish capital.
L. Barde, general manager of the New Haven road, the Junior Chamber of Commerce has approval to erect a sign over the station vamp. It will read welcoming travelers to Bridgeport and invite inquiries to the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce, subject 260.
President Harding told reporters at a White House briefing that U S relations with Mexico are becoming more favorable. He said progress suggests a satisfactory adjustment of the Mexican situation, with key industry officials en route from Mexico City to Washington to discuss taxation and future steps.
A kitchen shower for Miss Elizabeth Bassick, guest of honor from Fairfield Avenue, celebrated her engagement to Tracy Campbell Dickson. The event featured a tea after a bridge, with attendees including Miss Edgar Passick, Miss Margie DeLoss, Miss Lola Cole, Miss Mary Nincks, Miss Louise Atwater, and several others.
Annie LamRib writes to Anna Laurie admitting two girls, Rosie and Wade, love the same boy. They seek to learn which girl he favors as he pays attention to both and takes them out occasionally. The answer suggests he will show preference by his actions.
An illustrated house dress apron pattern No 1063 features a front opening and rick rack trim. It offers sizes 36 to 44 inches with fabric needs listed for 42 inch material and edging, priced at 15 cents.
Bradstreet’s index as of September 1 stood at 11.0868, up 0.3 percent from August 1, marking a third straight monthly rise. From the June low it is 4.4 percent higher, while compared with year-ago levels the index is down 38.7 percent.
A exhibit by Read House assists college bound girls and mothers with needed clothing trunks and room furniture. The display located on the second floor offers new fall gloves and chamoisettes in multiple styles and shades, priced from $1.15 to $1.75, plus durable washable gloves advertised to resist shrinking.
A compact sale summary for silk sweater blouses and related knitwear, detailing slip over and sleeveless designs with sailor collars in tan rose blue and pink turquoise and ice color. Prices cut from 28.50 7.50 down to 3.95 2.98 and specials on coat sweaters and child sizes with fringe belts and sailor details urging bargain shoppers to buy.
A North Atlantic legislative reunion at Moamanguin brings politicians from the Republican clans and state leaders to cross quarters amid political talks and social events. Mr and Mrs Stewart J DeKraft of New York and Mrs Hayes of 449 Washington are noted visitors.
Stationery Gabardine linen paper sets in varied colors with 24 sheets and envelopes priced at 56 cents. Also a complete list of school supplies pencils pens crayons erasers blotters rulers and scratch pads in assortments. McCall Patterns offer new prints to tailor fabrics like serge twill or tricotine with patterns for dainty frocks for dancing school or parties.
An old advertisement warns that kidney and bladder troubles worsen quietly and urges buying Dr Carey’s Marsh-Root Prescription No 777 in liquid or tablet form. It guarantees a refund after two bottles if no benefit, targeting pains and symptoms related to Bright's Disease and related ailments.
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