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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1921
Page
5
A large crowd attended Pleasure Beach yesterday for a concert by the Harvey-Hubbell band led by Dr. Giovanni Conterne. The two part program featured ten selections performed by the ensemble.
Mrs John Fe son of Stratford reports a dramatic health turn after two weeks on Tanlac. She says lifelong sickness and nervous troubles eased, noting improved sleep and calmer nerves, calling the remedy miraculous and planning to tell others. Tanlac sold by Hindle Drug Stores in Bridgeport.
A fragmentary interview features Miss Laurel Miller, a 24 year old editor and philosopher, opposing marriage norms. She argues love as illusion, vows to break shackles, and recounts alleged abuse by Ed Small, portraying marriage as a trap and branding dominance as a moral test within a mystic Isis framework.
A jumbled pastiche of names and places records visits among Miss Prinnflin Tadwards of Tiths field Mass and Mrs. Charlie Loran of Puirfield aves while friends and relatives in Montana Maryland and Alabama travel. Fragments mention a Wilcher of Lafayette and a Mrs Lindford, with stray lines about a team worth 500 dollars and a river dumping incident.
Bridgeporters will attend the Industri conference with delegates from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and other states. Mrs. Mobs followed, and Miss Caroline Alay Miss Mae Travis and Miss Werner Emerson are named in the camp government committee roles.
Crawford Laundry promises to ease weekly washing by handling rugs curtains and household textiles. It offers reliable service any day and aims to relieve worries about laundry with efficient care and professional cleaning.
A Regency era society event at the country club featured a Glam Bake hosted by Miss Marian De Forest with the Women’s Committee in charge. The supper drew over 240 guests around dozen tables, and a Tower show is planned for August 87 with prizes from local donors including Mr Freak Glasgow and Mrs William F. Seera among others.
Joseph P. Day, a New York auctioneer, will sell an eleven acre Ridgefield tract owned by Mrs. Willam Zice ler on King Jane and Ish Rides avenue. The property is a country place with over 175000 spent on improvements. Day recently sold a nineteen room dwelling at 98 Paris way in New London with a high selling price along the Ocean Beach trail. He has been active in Bridgeport previously disposing of more than 1,040,000 in government bonds this year.
Four hundred to five hundred guests gathered at Sachs farm Long Hill on a Saturday to support the Bridgeport Hebrew Glpha Asylum through a Council Service Club outing. The program featured games contests an exciting older vs younger baseball match and a picnic luncheon of sandwiches ice cream and soft drinks. Organizers listed include Miss Dorothy Cohen Dr Charlotte Dorkin Miss Julia Dorkin Miss Adelaide Zeisler Miss Cecile Sachs Miss Fannie Pious Miss Minerva Pious Miss Frances Dats Miss Havel Finklestone and Miss Ida Bet.
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