District G. O. P. to Meet for Primary Ticket
A meeting in the Second district will discuss candidates for a primary ticket. The event aims to benefit Republican voters and will be held at an unspecified location with details incomplete.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1921
Page
4
A meeting in the Second district will discuss candidates for a primary ticket. The event aims to benefit Republican voters and will be held at an unspecified location with details incomplete.
Jack Maher begins football training as he leaves his baseball and basketball progress at her ex school to join a football program. He will enter Choate football training camp after preparing for a Turay Bas season.
Mrs Anna O'Hara of Brooklyn describes near-collapse after her husband's illness and death. She credits Vincerns for restoring appetite, sleep, and nerves, noting improvement after half a bottle and full recovery after several bottles. Advertisement lists two Vincernis sizes and store locations.
Morehan reports one hundred children have enjoyed vacations at the home this summer. Situated high above the Reservoir, it is described as one of the healthiest places in the vicinity.
Mrs Kenneth W McNeil spearheaded the reopening of a home serving twenty children, keeping it full through the summer. The charitable effort drew help from Amiable groups and volunteers including MacDonald Sanford Day, aiding over a hundred youths toward better health and happier days.
Walter H. Wilson voices shame at Connecticut malaria threat as mosquitoes swarm coast to Hartford County. He cites lack of drainage and insufficient legislature funding, urging action to curb disease and protect residents and travelers.
About fifty members of the Thusi née and Professional Women's Club attended a Rally Dinner at the Stratfield Hotel last evening. The program featured a convention report from the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs in Cleveland. Delegates Madla To Ries, Mrs B Trenches, Miss Catherine Hewitt, and Mrs Rosef Houss summarized one day’s proceedings. They praised the event’s size, the notable women present, and the organization’s progress. The evening included a piano recital by Miss Yaniel Gregory and pianist Miss Thel Seamans, adding musical interest to the formal program.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ann Jaggers at 8 o clock in the morning from her home on Island Bronk avenue with Rev John Lynch officiating. Pallbearers named Joseph Dolan, William Dolan, Thomas Gerrard, William Gerrard, Philn Breen and Harry Breen. Burial followed in St Michael's cemetery. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Emma P Sherwood of Watertown, formerly of Bigotty, from Reed Memorial chapel with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs Sherwood was the widow of Charley Sherwood and had resided in Bridgeport until recently. A separate item reports a body recovered in Niagara Falls, a Negro woman believed to have died after going over the rapids near Youngstown.
A catalog of shoes for women and children with varied prices, from tan lace and oxford styles to infant and kids wear, plus cotton vests and hose. Also listed are towels, linens, sheets, muslin, and a selection of silk and dress fabrics. Prices range from a few cents to a dollar-plus, with special bundle offers and sizes noted.
An unusual notice describes a sale or display of 26 inch linings in various colors including modern and dark shades. The listing mentions coat linings and related materials for clothing production with a price around 19 cents.
Readable fabric listing shows a sale of colored wash goods and dress fabrics in various patterns and widths. Items include 27 and 27.5 inch dress gingham, 86 inch percales, out ing flannel, Bates gingham, romper cloth, embroidered borders, natural color mercerized cottons, long cloth, and remnants. Prices range from roughly 9 to 19 cents per yard, with quantities and widths noted.
Silk tassels nine inch elegant in navy black and brown with decorative trims. Embroidery goods offered in assorted patterns and good quality. Hair bows and ribbons available in wide colors for children. Prices noted as 5c and 8c in the ad.
Muslin underwear aprons and R and G corsets offered in multiple styles including Jet Long Skirt options for medium busts and hips. Percale galas and children's garments listed with various sizes and features, plus waterproof capes for girls and flannelette dressing sacks for women. Prices noted in cents.
Small ads describe quality snowr edging and valances at 1.50 and 8.1.00 per pair, Black imitation leather sizes 16 and 18 inch, scrim fabrics in white with team colors, cotton 100 rounds, preserver patterns, dress shields, corsets steel grey, beads, cellars bands black plastic, black and white belting, snaps multiple packs, cap shapes and stair nets priced low with varied discounts.
A dense list of men’s apparel and household items. Items include shirts with features like soft cuffs and Madras fabric, socks and hose in various colors, woolen and cotton undershirts, ribbed shirts, neckwear, and drawers. Also listed are cotton twill fabrics, Palm Olive Soap, toothbrushes, and stamped clothing accessories. Mention of prices and regimens appears sporadically amid product names.
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