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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
9
Bridgeport inventory notes show children hats and items listed with prices 32.00 3.00 34.00 85.00 and 39.00. An apparent catalog snippet includes repeated 1105 Main Street addresses and mentions Get for children and hints for children.
Announce Dillon's leading milliners store launches an anniversary sale on Saturday May 15 featuring big price cuts on spring and summer millinery. Highlights include straw sailors, white lingerie and silk waists, Georgette and satin petticoats, Angora sweaters, fur capes, and animal fur choker pieces with substantial discounts and profit-sharing praise.
Washington senator Simmons attacks the river and harbor legislation as a political campaign issue. He argues for economy without harming business interests, contending ruins to railroads and commerce without waterways. He warns that neglecting waterways jeopardizes U.S. industry and national defense.
Berlin reports Germany's currency in circulation at 60,000,000,900 marks, rising by 1,000,000,000 weekly. Former Economics Minister August Mueller argues in Abendblatt that printing money is the sole thriving industry, driven by subsidies to lower food prices and soaring official salaries, as debts near 230 trillion marks. He warns recovery of the mark could ruin value, urging increased production as a remedy.
The Cham ber of Commerce weekly luncheon next week is omitted because the Odd Fellows companion blocks the Stratfield dining room at noon. The May 2 meeting will feature Thomas Hewes of Hartford who will discuss Denial of Justice to the Poor and Interested Remotes.
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