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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
12
Phil contemplates debt and a risky plan to save their business as Ann debates the looming Detroit meeting. He vows to push banks for ten days more while they weigh carburetors and orders, the couple clinging to hope amid fear of failure.
Ann and Phil discuss a two week extension to save Madden's firm after a harsh third degree and mounting debts. Morgan warns against further extensions without full disclosure, while Ann vows to stay optimistic and push for a win despite looming bankruptcy and family pressure.
The Red Cross issued an appeal asking for information on Neolin Nye believed to be in the city. He is asked to contact Red Cross headquarters at the Courthouse on Golden Hill street. Anyone with news should inform the Red Cross.
Annabelle Worthington of Bridgeport offers a girls dress pattern for sizes 5 8 10 12 and 14 years. It features a bib sash and soft washable fabric option with 3 yards of 86 inch material for 16 cents. Mail 15 cents for pattern with name address to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram.
A note highlights rubber gloves as essential for housewives to protect hands from drying and chapping while washing dishes. The guidance emphasizes gloves to prevent skin irritation and keep fingers from becoming rough during routine chores.
In Luther Burbank's column The Gardener, he urges readers to treat plants as living beings that respond to intelligent care. He argues amateurs must combine head and muscle, learn and apply steady effort, and value gardening as a pleasant, rewarding pursuit. Tomorrow he will discuss The Garden.
A benefit dance was hosted by Columbus nurses at a Calum hug hospital in Washington to aid Ute Benet of ie Nursete Bane. The event, led by Mies Hise Manony, BR. Nu siperintendant of mursey, featured a prize, fireworks, and music from the pruityent mazaphestra. The hospital, a travel institution, was to be expanded with a new ward and opening planned for May.
The Navajo club gathered at Miss Dorothy Heavey's 621 Bam Main Street Monday night with eight attendees including Marguerite Rogers Mildred Heavey Corn Martha Goldfuss Louise Steeves Mrs William Cavannaugh and Mrs Frank Reaves The Bridgeport chapter of the Delphian society plans a meeting tomorrow at 3 31 at Mrs George E Crawford 2940 North Avenue to discuss Modern French and Italian drama led by Miss Mary Witt
Young man seeks guidance on love and marriage choices asking if he truly loves a girl and whether to marry now or wait until stable. The column advises waiting until ready, knowing one’s own mind, and using personal judgment as the main guide. It suggests clarifying feelings, avoiding rushed decisions, and communicating honestly with the partner.
Norman and Lilian discuss inviting their cousin Nelly to visit. He quips about her being a child, she clarifies Nelly is twenty five, and they reminisce about Nelly’s past with Norman’s mother. Lilian proposes sending a letter at once to invite Nelly for a future visit.
Benjamin P Morrison was reelected president of the Connecticut Columbia Dealers Association at a quarterly gathering held yesterday afternoon at the Stratford Hotel. Officers and directors from Waterbury New Haven and other cities attended. The group toured the Columbia Graphophone Co plant and heard remarks on sales, service, and a new portable machine slated for next week. A 100 plus crowd, including Chamber of Commerce officials, attended a supper in Stratfield with remarks praising the association’s work and future plans.
The annual meeting of Trinity Episcopal Church on Broad Street and Fairview Avenue elected officers and committees. R E Doffrest was named senior warden with Pearsons junior warden and Lewis treasurer. Vestrymen include Beardglee Gyran Chowenhill Est De Goddard and others. Finance Music and Auditors committees formed. Tythingmen listed with Beardsine Wil kins East and others.
Arrangements are set for a large social event by the Knight of Columbus Athletic Club at Colonial Hall on Wednesday evening April 26. Al Judge chairs the committee with James McCullough Walter Hartigan and others assisting. Malone's Orchestra will provide music.
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