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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
10
Alexander Munro reports three years bedridden with rheumatism improved after using Fruit-a-tives. He says pain lessened and swelling reduced, enabling walking two miles and light chores. Available in two sizes with pricing, from Fruit-a-Tives Limited Ogdensburg and dealers.
Devon Freelove Baldwin Stowe chapter of the D A R will hold a bridge party at Mrs M M Ponds bungalow The Pines Tuesday afternoon June 29 Tables of rummy and 500 will be provided with prizes for high scores Mrs Robert Morris in charge of details Lawrence Taylor of Plymouth court sold his rear parish house garage business to Clark Glover and plans to move out of town Wopewage lodge I C O F will attend the First church next Sunday memorial sermon by Rev Briggs Ladies Guild of St Peters church outing at 2 30 P M Wednesday at Pole 115 Silver Sandus Charles Smith of Bridgeport fined 30 dollars for driving without license following a collision that damaged a New York car on the turnpike Children Operetta being prepared by Mrs F N Platt postponed one week Federation Brotherhood Milford formed by joint committees of First Plymouth and Methodist churches to federate organizations with a meeting and banquet planned in October
Daniel M Wells a long time Singer Sewing Machine Company employee dies after a month long illness at 1 Ann Street. Survived by wife and two daughters Margaret Wells of this city and Mrs Nettle Stange of Los Angeles. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at the family home conducted by Rev Archibald F Campbell. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Andrew Homrick also noted with funeral details for 72 Kent Avenue. Burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Boston governor Coolidge travels to Maine attending Bates College commencement in Lewiston.
Rome reports a long legal fight over the Varese fortune of several millions of lire left to the Holy See and the Propaganda Fide. The Supreme Court voided an Aquila appeals ruling, sending the case back for fresh discussion before Bologna’s court amid a flurry of counsel on both sides.
In St Joseph Missouri Drs G B Ford and Walton Taylor lead a research effort applying dental surgery to insanity treatment at the No 2 Missouri hospital for the insane. Dentists and a throat specialist conduct the trials funded by the surgeons. The hospital lacks dental equipment and X-ray facilities. 724 patients have been treated with observed improvements supporting state cooperation for broader impact.
London reports Lloyds had an exciting day after Senator Wesley L Jones maped a shift in marine insurance from London to New York under the American merchant marine act. Underwriters reportedly halted new American business until current risks are settled, risking uninsured shipments.
The Herald reports London that Premier Lloyd George may end negotiations with Gregory Krassin Russian Bolshevik minister for trade and commerce. Lloyd George reportedly demanded compensation to British financiers with vested Russia interests. Krassin offered to discuss at a peace conference but reportedly faced a hard ultimatum.
Bridgeport braces for a Sunday aeroplane race as aviators accept Hope Eden s challenge. Lieut Seeley says Connecticut Aerial Navigation will enter a Curtiss Sea-Gull if ready. Stewart Chadwick reports his Curtiss Red Bird in good condition while Miss Eden arrives from New York with a U S Jenny for the race.
Federal agents have seized more than 400 private stills in Kansas over the past year, according to Dudley Doo little, federal prohibition enforcement officer for the state. The raids highlight ongoing enforcement of prohibition laws and the battle against illegal liquor production.
Rome dispatch cites serious fighting between Albania insurgents and Italian Arditi and Alpini near Drasciovizza as recon in force by motor cars failed. Albanians retreated to their lines after engagement.
A vintage advertisement promotes Tiz as the cure for aching feet used by workers on their feet daily. It claims to draw out poisonous exudations causing soreness and bunions, stops pain instantly, and offers all-day comfort for a few cents per year.
A listing notes twelve lots with prices of 235 dollars and 395 dollars. The brief item shows two distinct price points likely corresponding to different items in a sale. No additional context is provided about the lot contents or dates.
An advertisement extols a rayon of silk skirts emphasizing economy and convenience, noting the washable fabric and attractive color and texture. It promises smart, stylish wear that enhances the wearer’s appearance and makes the summer season satisfactory. Includes mentions of Radium Silk Dew-Kist Fantasi Baronet Satin Kumsi-Kumsa.
Item notes a fabric line offered for $15.00, never sold below $25.00, in orchid, apple green, apricot, bluet, rose pink, gray and white. Described as washable and non shrinkable with waistbands 25 to 34 inches, located on the second floor.
Jewel tones and decorative pieces including Crystal Hearts and long pendants in amber, rose quartz, emerald, amethyst and other shades. 25 cts Crystal Beads in all colors, Jade Necklaces at $1.00. Lacquered cigarette case with mother of pearl birds at $3.95. Bracelets in colors and imitation shell with brilliants, priced $1.00 to $9.00.
A display features cut glass wares including olive trays compotes fern dishes and bowls with prices from 2 to 35 dollars plus a large selection of children and classic books. Featured titles include Real Mother Goose Tales from Shakespeare Aesop’s Fables Peter Rabbit and Robin Crusoe with assorted painting and crayon books. Main floor display highlights bargain prices and gift-worthy items.
Are Your Shoes Comfortable If not owing to the weakness of certain muscles of the feet just step in to the Read Shoe Shop and ask to be shown the Grover shoe This shoe is scientifically constructed moulded on a last that gives special support to the arch of the foot The heel is about two sizes narrower than the front ensuring a firm snug fitting heel and roomy space through the ball and toes Grover shoes are available in high laced boots or oxford ties The Wizard shoe appliances provide extra support with fittings by an experienced man in the shoe department
Candy Maillard presents chocolate in 4 2 lb sizes 41 4 lb size 15 ets and Afterdinner Mints in two sizes with lemon lime orange mint and wintergreen flavors priced at 1.00 a pound. Chocolate Covered et Brittle and Extra Sour Lemon are 0 0 ets per hb. Assorted Dainties hard candy 80 ets per pound on the main floor.
A porch gate offers child safety and prevents falls when placed at stairs. Available in three sizes: 3 feet for 1.75, 4 feet for 2.00, and 7 feet for 2.50. Crafted from hardwood, nicely finished, ready to hang. Basement.
Amber glass automobile goggles described as restful to the eyes and reducing weariness on long rides. Jewelry Counter is noted as the seller or display area for this accessory. The ad emphasizes comfort and eye protection during extended travels.
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