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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
19
The page records numerous obituaries and funeral details. Henry C Watters and Mrs Catherine Atter appear among the deceased. Services are noted at various chapels and churches with interments at local cemeteries. Multiple family members and pallbearers are named along with attending organizations and clergy.
An obituary notes the death of a Milford resident, detailing family ties, a long local connection, and arrangements for services. Names and locations are scattered, with the piece referencing neighbors and community figures, reflecting a small-town record of loss.
Fragmented OCR text describes a final phase of a peace motive wrecking tied to Carp Grant, mentioning Weston and a survey of properties. It references the Rockford Chamber of Commerce, military units, a federal reformatory, and local committees, with unclear dates and scattered details about inspections and property disposals.
A chaotic scribble of names and scores outlines a late season push as the Tigers secure a pennant with an 18 game lead. The chaotic text references coaches, players, and city teams amid confusion, but underscores their decisive edge and looming playoffs.
A garbled banking note urges support for GoGo Reading amid wartime needs. The record references a committee on civilian education and a drive to distribute books to schools, describing fears of shortages and urging action by banks to aid program funding and book dissemination.
A chaotic transcript reports a meeting where Geant Forsythe chaired a discussion on women’s attire. Speakers condemned drinking and impropriety, urging reform while lamenting gender roles and calls for constitutional debates shaping public life.
Visiting nurses plan a baby clinic at the community hall. The event aims to provide free checkups and guidance for new parents, with staff from local health services available to answer questions and address concerns.
A disrupted OCR text reports a plan for a new furniture store in Mean Street, with a message about a security building location and a retail opening. It mentions a Tide Street area, the Stratieia planning jar, and a Candy Canine of New York, but the details are unclear and fragmented.
Fragmented OCR lists names, places, and terms including Beidgopart and Tobin. Mentions Connecticuit patents and a city near Bridgeport with obscure references to Hart, Palmer, Beran, Michaels, Alphaisa, and Lise GATS. Context unclear due to garbled text. no coherent event or date extracted.
An event titled Manufacturers 10 Meet Thursday at the University Club features an executive dinner and a program with spoken entertainment and a working group session. The gathering includes references to New Jersey public figures and a note about a cooking demonstration and a comedy act.
A fragmented market report notes irregularities in curb market activity with cautious demand for stocks. It mentions participants like sellers and buyers reacting to recession fears, with references to New York Telephone and various commodities including candy and wine.
Potter Connention, Co. announces filing for bankruptcy with J Boies Potter listed as petitioner. details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate a formal petition in a New York state context and involve a company or entity named Potter Connention.
A Senate bill proposed by Senator Watson would authorize operation of disputed lands affected by a Supreme Court case. The measure aims to extend sand permits through Interior Department control. The proposal moves through the Senate chamber this afternoon as part of ongoing land policy debates.
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