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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
9
Miss Grace Porter, general secretary of the Family Welfare Society, resigned at a meeting tonight. She will return to her home in Ohio. Miss Mary Dennis of the Bridge was named to succeed.
The ad promotes Sweet Dreams as a positive mosquito repellent with no stain or offensive odor. It claims effective bite prevention, offers bottles at 35 cents or two for a dollar, and states availability in every drug store and general stores. The copy targets readers seeking sleep free from bites and mentions Hindle and Loverty Stores as sellers.
East Haddam near East Hampton August 7 In a dawn raid a general post office in East Haddam was entered by forcing a rear window. About 100 in stamps 50 in cash and a large quantity of stock were stolen from an old safe opened by a desk key. Postmaster Harry Hopkins discovered the burglary at 7 AM. State police post office inspectors and the sheriff’s department are investigating.
A vintage pattern description outlines comfy rompers for outdoor play. It notes sleeve options, six sizes including a 4 year size, fabric yardage, and maintenance details while emphasizing simple, activity friendly design for children.
A long testimonial letter series endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe tonic for new mothers. Women from Rock Island Allentown and Hoosick Falls claim renewed strength, energy for chores, and improved health after childbirth, with notes on recovery and ongoing use.
Personal notes report engagements and travel plans of numerous local residents. Mr and Mrs Edward Heissenberg announce granddaughter Mildred Tobertta George Williams Rock’s engagement. weddings, vacations, and trips to Stamford Kingston and Montreal appear alongside other society movements and family news.
Two ex service men flying from Heston to Washington to photograph President Harding's funeral services were forced to land at Avening tonight due to dense fog. They plan to leave again tomorrow morning at 4 o clock after rest and repairs.
City officials heard proposals from Seward B Priest secretary of commerce to adjust drawbridge hours to ease regimentation and aid workers. The plan would modify morning and evening closed periods for steamers and tow vessels with War Department review pending.
Household suggestions include labeling jars with jelly names, coloring fabrics with a dye aid, rinsing colored fabrics with epsom salt in water to prevent fading, and methods to loosen cream from molds. Also advised are pennyroyal applications to deter pests in infested areas.
Floral designs use black velveta and natural or border patterns in bright colors for fall and winter. Draperies on French gowns are retachable and adjustable or removable, reflecting wearer choice and seasonable style.
Members of the Bridgeport Athletic club hoped for a banquet and new track uniforms funded by a carnival last week. Secretary Albert Wheway said money largely paid long standing debts, about 200 dollars, leaving the club debt free but cake party plans cancelled. Also lists births and marriages within the community with names and dates.
Birth notices report Giuseppe and Assunita Atieriara Hast in Washington s avenue with a son born August 3. Gharies and Agnes Graham on Reservoir avenue welcome a son born July 27. John and Jutia Doglan of Tran listan avenue announce a daughter born August 5. William and Mary Edwards at 122 remain listed.
Advertisement claims a quick solution to blackheads using calamine powder mixed with water. It describes applying a damp paste to the nose and other areas for a few seconds, then pinching to tighten pores and reveal cleaner skin. The copy promotes a swift, easy treatment in a few steps.
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