January prices on silk frocks and winter suits
Beautiful silk and cloth frocks are marked extremely low as are the handsome winter suits with and without fur trimming. These reflect the very latest market prices for January.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
12
Beautiful silk and cloth frocks are marked extremely low as are the handsome winter suits with and without fur trimming. These reflect the very latest market prices for January.
Silk petticoats in plain and changeable taffeta range from 4.95 to 5.95 dollars. Flowered varieties offered as attractive, practical gifts.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston told Congress that Europe owes the United States about 10 billion dollars and must be liquidated through funding. The plan converts de mand notes held against the Allied Powers into long term, 14 percent bearing obligations with possible interest deferral. He dismissed calls for debt cancellation and objections to payment in commodities.
Internal Revenue Collector James J. Walsh warns Connecticut taxpayers that the December 15 deadline for the fourth installment of income and excess profits taxes is final. Payments must arrive by midnight. a ten day grace does not apply. Payments by check or money order are preferred to save trips and congestion.
Washington report shows Bridgeport Connecticut has 2256 Black residents, up 924 people or 69.0 percent from prior counts. White residents total 141195, an increase of 40545 or 40.3 percent. all others number 104.
Chicago officials reveal plans to use a gas wave backed by a steel shield to subdue criminals without killing. City Chemist Frederick Toney and Chief Fitzmorris say the gas aims to render offenders powerless during confrontations.
Washington reports the pension bureau annual record shows disbursements for fiscal year 1920 at $213,295,214, a decline of about nine million from 1919. The year saw 27,871 Civil War pensioners die, leaving 242,520 surviving Civil War soldiers and widows.
Washington reports from the International conference show the status of seized German cables remains unresolved. Delegates propose an international code for wartime submarine cables and an agreement to limit exclusive cable landings or radio rights to curb blocking of communications. Also notes remarks by soldiers and a Genoa smuggling case involving tobacco sugar and coffee.
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