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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
3
New taffeta cloth draperies priced at 50 cents with close weave and small brocade figures. Handsome plain-hued drapery staffs offer rich color for indoor refinishing. Available in putty, rose, mulberry, blue, down and tan, yard wide, extra value. Third floor.
Kramer Nicholson was elected captain of the Br dpeport High track team with four candidates in the field. Nicholson won all but five ballots and is viewed as a mainstay on the Easter electrion team this fall. Bing Lee was elected manager by the unanimous vote of the athletic association executive committee.
Kaiman Jncko of Stratford filed suit yesterday against Mary and Jeh and others seeking foreclosure of a mortgage and possession of the mortgaged premises. The complaint alleges the defendant borrowed $2,500 on September 20, 1919, and has not repaid.
Otto Lehmann, proprietor of a shore house at 197 Sea View Avenue, had his liquor raid case continued until September 11. He was arraigned in city court yesterday morning on a charge involving a violation of the state liquor laws and faced a $200 bond.
The Bridgeport Schoolmen, a new group of about twenty male instructors and principals, held their first outing after classes ended, traveling to the pavilion grounds and returning refreshed. Attendees included Herbert Stack, Fred Martin, Brown, John Wockhart, John Dotgall, Harvey Went, William Perry, Carnelbss Snyder, and assistant superintendent BR Everett Cartwright.
Newest sweaters on the second floor showcase fine plaid patterns in green, tomato, and black on snowy white grounds. The slip on style features pockets, long sleeves, and a light yet warm fabric.
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