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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1922
Page
11
A fragmentary note mentions poisonous substances in a medicine cabinet and suggests concern over unsafe storage. The passage uses unclear wording and does not identify persons, places, or organizations.
An old advertisement warns against alkali in shampoos, claiming it dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. It extols a pure peanut oil shampoo as superior, cheap, and easy to prepare at home with Mulsi fed and warm water, promising rich lather and thorough cleansing.
Beautiful flowers deserve special vases and Pairchild's Bridgeport displays several styles. Plain glass vases start at 1.75, engraved tin and glass range up to 10.50, amber tinted gold band designs vary from 0.50 to 1.50. A season for gifting and home decor.
Renowned violinist Joacha Heifetz closed the Sieinert concerts in Pel’ya with a remarkable display of tonal shading and precise technique. He opened with Mozart’s Concerto in G minor opus 26, followed by Saint-Saens Capriccio. The program concluded with two song groups including Chopin, Brahms, and Tehaikowsky pieces.
A fragmented note describes homemade salad dressing preserving moisture and staying fresh longer when kept in a closed top container. It emphasizes moisture retention and prevents the dressing from caking at the top.
Two attractive participants Miss Ruth Brennan and Mrs. William Morrison lead a Brooklawn Riding Academy review on Brooklawn avenue. The program featured fancy costumes, novelty races, riding and jumping with many clever outfits including a Gypsy dancer and a dutch girl.
Immigrant steerage passengers arrive on the steamship Resolute including Countess Christine De Rosenkrantig of Denmark and Baron Halger De Rosenkranty detained by immigration at New York. They are sent to Ellis Island for inspection, with companions and other titled travelers traveling to visit friends and relatives. The report notes ties to Denmark's delegate to a conference and mentions summer plans in Barnstable.
A surprise party was held in honor of Miss Alma Davis with guests including Helen Addison Catherine Dorothy Smith Harold Treat Sidney Murray Donald Smith Charles Brook Davis John Adzima and Clyde Mir. Games were played and refreshments served.
Oddly garbled tale describes a dog named Blcitie, praised for alerting in a Pembroke street fire drill. It mentions a two and a half year old boy Russell Gaffney, son of Fireman John Z Gaffney, and implies training for a race or conveyance scenario with unclear details.
In Merliden the New York East conference ordained deacons and fourteen elders during the session held here with Bishop Luther B. Wilson presiding. Newly ordained deacons include Asa C. Fuller and Ley land G. Mew, among others. Elders ordained are Albertus Baez, Theodore Rebilin, and multiple others from New York area congregations. A morning sermon by Bishop Wilson drew a full house at the First Methodist Church. A notable afternoon action formed a commission to study a Wil berly Foundation at Yale University to aid Methodist students, with Dr A. W. Harris and Dr William A. Shanklin among the speakers and commission members.
Newton man George A. Smith longtime president of Merchants National Bank died at age 74 after 24 years with the bank. He leaves two sons and a daughter. Funeral services set for Wednesday.
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