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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
8
A catalog note describes boys golf suits in Scotch tweeds and homespuns with yokeback coats and pleated belts. Sets include knickers with loose cuffs and patch pockets, priced at 22.00, with stockings at 3.00 in green bottle and olive tones.
Cape good looking caps offered in mixed cloth to match any suit. pictured hats priced at 3.00. Soft white shirts and suitable ties to accompany any suit available in Our Boys' Department.
The Grand Street Bridge will be closed to traffic today and tomorrow May 12 and 13 from 8 a.m. until 4 30 p.m. according to a notice issued yesterday by the Director of Public Works.
The Connecticut Dental Hygienists association invites dentists, hygienists, and friends to its sixth annual gathering at The Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport on Friday and Saturday, May 21 and 32. The program features Dr. Albert H. Stevenson on oral hygiene expansion and Dr. William J. Giles on physiochemical chemistry, plus lectures on dentition and diet.
Hospitals and clinics from municipal schools and private practice showcase graduate led dental programs. Courses from Columbia University and Dr Fenes cover denti radiography bacteriology and orthodontia case modeling with additional clinics highlighted.
Kathryn A. Budds, a graduate of the Erie County Training School in Buffalo, named new Englewood Hospital superintendent succeeding Mary A. Partrick who resigned. Health Officer William H. Coon cites experience temperament and executive ability guiding the selection. Budds to report May 24.
The United States Grain Corporation notified bakers who appealed for relief from the flour shortage caused by a strike and transportation issues. It will supply immediate needs by selling truckload lots from export stocks stored in Brooklyn and Manhattan upon application.
Health Officer William Hi Coon will open three additional baby welfare stations in June to cut infant deaths under one year old. With four already operating, seven stations will run through the summer to curb fatalities. Colonel Henry Z Seeley names Major Elias S Halt as chief of staff for Memorial Day parade.
Readers are urged not to delay vision strain concerns and seek assessment. The note emphasizes timely eye care, noting possible benefits of early treatment and recommended steps to get professional evaluation.
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