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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
5
Medical guidance on pneumonia effects and lung damage from the disease. Advises careful physician follow up after recovery and explains how Vicks VapoRub may aid relief by topical and inhaled vapors. Offers samples from Vick s Chemi Company in Greensboro North Carolina.
The text argues that true thinking requires single focus, as other passing thoughts drain brain energy and degrade conclusions. Walks or reflex actions may occur during deep thought, but a stumble or obstacle pulls the brain away from the main subject, interrupting concentration.
Bishop John W. Hamilton of the American University denounced direct action by workers as harmful to the public. He urged labor to avoid violence, citing strikes in St. Louis and elsewhere, and praised chivalry among laborers while calling for nonviolent means to press grievances. The Bridgeport Christian Union dedication drew nearly 500 attendees and featured a special musical program under Prof Bimer S Joyce.
Arcadia Florida March 29 word reached last night that the plane of Lieut Omar Niergarth had been found abandoned 22 miles south of Deep Take. It is believed Niergarth wandered away into the Everende Search for him is being continued and hope is expressed that Indians have rescued him. Nisrearth an army flier has been missing from Caristrom Fisid since Tuesday and other planes have been searching for him.
Former French premier Clemenceau, after weeks touring recreation, returns to Cairo from the Sudan and heads to Palestine. He plans Holy Week in Jerusalem for Good Friday, then sails from Alexandria to France on April 23, before going to his Vendée home after landing, passing Paris briefly.
A mass meeting is planned at Poll's theatre next Sunday under United Irish societies with Mayor David Fitzgerald of New Haven and Professor Arthur Upton of New York as principal speakers. The event marks the fourth anniversary of the uprising of Easter Sunday 1916. Another gathering of the Irish Republican Loan Workers is set for 3 o'clock this evening in Room 312, Court Exchange building.
Knights of Columbus Park City council will exemplify first and second degrees for a large class at 2 tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse on Washington avenue Court Marina Florida. Foresters of America hold annual ladies night tonight in Odd Fellows hall 1087 Broad street with concert refreshments and dancing Marina Guards association chairs the affair last meeting before moving to 62 Cannon street Bridgeport Musicians association hosts first family gathering of the season at 164 State street with Post Plaza and Strand orchestras and a midnight supper annual Musicians ball set for April 20 at the Casino. Seven small fires reported with total damage under 1 the M C A blaze confined to basement rubbish grass fires on multiple streets and a dump blaze in Noble avenue. An old home sector cartoon note ends with a garbled line about pershing and officers.
Jersey suits blend comfort with dress lines in the new 1920 Spring season. Sports models feature distinctive pleats and a wide belt, offered in heathery brown tan and navy. Prices highlight the collection at 29.50 dollars.
Cotton goods go at special prices across shirting prints percales chambrays dress ginghams and challis. Blues grays plaids and chambrays promise durable wear for home dresses mens shirts and aprons. Wide selection lengths mostly short buyer rush expected.
Bright ginghams all made up for little children feature striped and plaid designs priced at 1.75. Cheerful, life filled outfits with white collar and cuffs, some with white vestee, others with high waist line. Uncommon color combos, they fit smoothly on the wearer. Second Floor.
A local shop advertises a varied Easter glove collection. Soft velvet like white chamois, washable at 2.75 dollars. supple cape in gray tan and brown at 3. light fine gray kid at 3. white kid slipons at 4.50. special weight cape gauntlets at 5. children white chamoisette or gray gloves at 1. Center Aisle, rear.
A description lists glowing pink silk undies and crepe de chine pieces with lace trims and satin styles. Camisoles range from 1.50 to 4.25, including envelope chemises with fine embroidery and ribbon straps. Floor displays show a variety of luster fabrics.
A catalog describes Easter gifts of handkerchiefs with fine linens from Spain and Ireland. Embroidered corners, Venise edging, and delicate colors are offered at prices from 75 cents to 2.50, with options for initials and decorative motifs.
The ad highlights waists priced at three dollars showcasing voile fabrics in pure white with new attractive styles. Descriptions emphasize fine tucks, embroidery by Wallace, Dutch and pointed collars, round neck options, and genuine freshness marking the collection.
Handsome and effective solid silver cuff links in rich French gray finish. Several fancy patterns, correct size, pretty. From a maker who has stopped producing them and wants to clear remaining stock. Regular price is $1.00. Now 59 cents.
Advertisement notes Walrus bags steel frame plaid lining brass lock sizes 16 17 18 priced at 7.50. Steel frame cloth covered bags look like black leather with leather corners sizes 15 to 18 priced 3.50 to 4.50. Black enamel suitcases with wooden frame white lining cretonne pockets sizes 18 to 26 priced 5 to 10. Third Floor.
Beautiful umbrellas described as more than utilities, offered in silk tones of green navy taupe maroon and purple with plain or decorative edges. Undersides feature stripes and new type handles with strap rings or cords. Prices range from 11.75 to 19.75, located opposite Elevators.
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