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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
3
An old advertisement highlights a weather vanity box silk lined with perfume and face powder for 5.98, two vanity sets with powder and rouge, 12.00 value for 41.95, discounts on manicure sets from 2.30 to 13.00, 10% off on imported beaded bags, and discounts on fancy combs, barrettes, Christmas greeting cards while supplies last.
A Greenwich garage fire caused over $50,000 in damage, engulfing the building and nearby structures. Thirty six cars were destroyed or damaged, with the blaze taking more than four hours to control. Thomas Mitzgerald discovered the fire at 2 a.m. and Clifford Flint, owner, said autos stored by others were not insured.
Samuel A Thoter of Smith College urges a mixed model for Northampton's community theatre. He proposes sharing the municipal auditorium time between plays and movies, with a balanced schedule to sustain a repertory company and keep cinema access. The plan aims to stabilize funding and provide ample time to prepare new productions using an eight to ten day cycle.
Toronto December 21 The Iroquois Indians have made peace with the Dominion government. Threats of migration into the United States due to nonrecognition of independence have faded. Chief Deskaheh led the faction seeking independence but was defeated at the powwow. Loyalists and others favored an elective council to align with democratic trends, while some tribes sought international court recognition.
A man from Macon claims he was defrauded of 2400 dollars by a money making machine scheme in Atlanta. Police seek a man who allegedly posed as L Davis and lured him with an investment of 1100 dollars inside the device. The machine reportedly produced a buzzing sound and promised rapid profit before the money disappeared.
Judge Edward M. Grout criticized Westport Water Co at a town meeting for high electric rates and alleged service failures. Samuel Senion, company president, vowed to pursue fair rates or place the town under another utility, while Grout urged the Utilities Board to hear the case. He also attacked Greens Farm water quality as rotten and unfit for use.
Obituary notices Howard Neet of 55 High Street died recently and his funeral was conducted at Mechael J. Gannon Inc mortuary parlor with services led by Rev. Joseph Ganley. Burial followed in St. Michael's cemetery. Also noted was the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Quinn at St. Peter's church with a requiem mass and ceremony officiants. A child story and local anecdotes accompany the obituary.
Funeral services for Miss Ragnol Amundsen will be held at her sister's home after she was found dead in her rooming house from gas poisoning. She had worked late on Christmas gifts and turned off the stove but not the gas at the well fixture. Survived by mother, three brothers, and three sisters.
A historical portrait describes Benito Mussolini as a hard working leader balancing ministries of Foreign Affairs and Interior. It notes long daily hours from early morning to midnight, minimal sleep, and a preference for light wine. Also mentions his wartime service, injuries, and early fascist ascendancy.
Michael Tassogna was chosen president and Howard McCabe clerk of the Board of Selectmen in an organization meeting last night. Elections were unanimous with the majority party naming the president and the minority the clerk. A requisition of about $2,000 for next year was discussed and authorized to be filed with the city auditor. The pay for clerks who helped with voter ID work remains unpaid and a committee was appointed to address funding with the city attorney.
Rum of 200 dollars to Mary Carin and other bequests are noted as Rev P M McClean lists church cabinet and several items. George F Matory of Milford receives a large mirror. William Copetland of Walnut Beach gets an ebony chiffonier. Barnard Fagan and Myrtle Beach receive two clothes closets. Leathe r arm chair goes to William Cleary of Myrtle Beach and Michael P and Elizabeth Ir Colling gain unspecified items.
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