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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
2
Washington notes indicate the debt funding commission rejected differentiating repayments for prewar and postwar loans. Senators Smoot and Mittes push back, urging a firm US stance and swift communication to foreign governments. The commission and Congress oppose canceling any portion of the debt or altering terms.
Bridgeport postal figures show year to date growth in first class mail and money orders. The report notes higher holiday season totals, a peak Dec 18 with 376 main office receipts, and a rise in foreign money orders despite overall increases across 1917 to 1922.
A listing of numerous local meetings includes Italian Women’s council, USighet lodge, Scandinavian Prat, Pocahontas and Daughters of T. O. G. units, I.O.O.F. and other fraternal groups. Locations span 26 Ash street to 190 Elm Street with several at 1119 Broad Street and 164 Slate Street.
An old style ad promotes Bromo Quinine tablets as a winter tonic to prevent influenza. It claims to boost health, guard against colds and grip or influenza symptoms and mentions laxative effects and overall system balance.
In Cambridge Massachusetts on December 26 the Council of the American Associations for the Advancement of Science adopted a regulation affirming that evidence supports evolution and opposing limits on teaching it. The resolution notes broad scientific agreement and argues restricting discussion would hinder progress and inquiry. It emphasizes the association's 11 000 members across science fields and the importance of teaching evolution as a foundation of knowledge.
A gala charity ball features an array of evening gowns described in vivid detail with numerous attendees from prominent families and organizations. Notable guests include Mrs. Frank Foster of San Francisco, Mrs. H.W. Bliven, Miss Elizabeth Ives, Miss Cletis McNamara, and Mrs. William G.B. Bristol, among many others, all flaunting satin, velvet, chiffon, and brocade designs in orchid, blue, black, and gold.
Disclosure by C. H. Jones of Cincinnati about plans for remarriage to his divorced wife and the other party was a major development in the investigation of the slaying of Louie Black, safe manager for a Louisville automobile company, in Mrs Jones apartment Sunday afternoon.
Hartford December 2 United States Comptroller Robert O Mater announced a federal rule prohibiting nonintoxicating wines made by the head of a family from being sold or served to lodgers in private houses. The statement clarifies enforcement under internal revenue laws aimed at household production.
In early times Frankish and Norman castles arose as fortifications atop mounds with palisades and ditches. Over centuries stone fortresses replaced wooden towers as monarchs claimed noble strongholds, shaping feudal defense and control across England, Anglia, and France.
The mayor plans to announce about 15 final appointees from a pool of roughly 150 nominees. Likely selections span Police, Fire, Charities, Health, and Appraisal boards with named candidates from Republican and Democratic ranks, though final choices remain undisclosed. The process hinges on the mayor’s forthcoming Saturday announcements and local political expectations.
Governor Perker ordered action after a doctor was arrested in connection with the Hood murders. National Guardsmen patrolled Lake La Fourche area as evidence hunts continue for the blast cases tied to masked assailants last August. Adjutant General, back from Washington, directs three state troop companies stationed at Mor Mouge and nearby jail. Police seek Hooded mob members. two more companies could be mobilized if needed.
In Seattle on December 26, American Legion leaders pledged to pursue Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a suspected deserter. Adjutant Wise stated members would follow the fugitive with photos and keep the description on every patrol.
The piece describes two unusual coins issued by Vre Rogie mint, one a half cent for Uganda and another a tenth of a petiny for Nigeria. Both coins are perforated at the center and intended for circulation by natives lacking coinage, with over a million struck in the first two years and the plan described as a success.
historians from across the nation converge on New Haven for the American Historical association meetings. Speakers include Secretary of State Charles E Hughes and former Canadian premier Sir Robert Boydeo among others.
Washington December 2 The administration backs Senator Borah's amendment to the Naval appropriation bill as a Senate debate opens tomorrow. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and Senator New of Indiana oppose the plan, while President's stance remains firmly against the proposal. The administration weighs economic effects and seeks a path to influence policy without immediate action.
The article notes fashion color names for spring fabrics, with shades inspired by deserts and jungles. Browns and tans adopt names like Malabar Porto Rico Bengalese moccasin and more. Grays include Moth cobweb cinder bat wing while blues feature Walhalla Dardanella Corsican Kanal.
A 19th century tedious tale warns that a specific pocket should remain unfixed. A jeweler explains dust gathers in pockets and hinders timekeeping, suggesting a simple pane repair and noting the wear of a watch pocket. The piece emphasizes not mending certain seams or devoting effort to altering the pocket.
Ten people fall ill after suspected Christmas day whiskey poisoning incident. Reports indicate multiple victims hospitalized in critical condition as investigations continue into the cause and distribution of the tainted liquor.
Two Danbury youths, Dee and Kerr, were seriously hurt when their sled ran out of control near their home yesterday afternoon. Both were thrown against a rock. Kerr was unconscious and may have a fractured skull while Beene sustained head injuries shoulder and a broken arm. Local father-found and a physician transported them to the hospital.
A New York Dor article reports a Woodrow Wilson Foundation plan to greet the ex president at his Washington home on June 6 for the sixth anniversary of his birth. The event will feature executive director Hame Iton Hall and noted attendees including Mrs. Charles E. Simonson and others.
Connecticut toll bridges generated net receipts of over 145000 dollars in the last fiscal year while operations lost about 9567 dollars. The Thames River bridge between New London and Groton handled the most crossings, with the Saybrook Line bridge second, as over a million people, horses and vehicles used the routes.
A Toledo blaze late tonight sweeps a publishing firm, Faunce and Woland, killing a man identified as W. A. Faunce and injuring about twenty. The fire, described as sweeping, caused extensive damage as responders battled the flames.
A simple folding trick uses a thick Turkish towel placed in the bottom of the dishpan to cushion chin glass and silverware during washing. The technique aims to prevent chips and scratches on delicate items.
In Boston on May 26 Braley of the Supreme Court dismissed the petition of John D. Gardiner of Baldwin for a writ of habeas corpus to release his niece Dorothy Gordon from McLean Hospital. The case marked another step in the ongoing dispute over the girl and her $400,000 estate.
Washington December 26 Spens prepared his resignation as fuel arbiter and he planned to transmit the document to President Harding for signature. He will resume as vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad with headquarters in Chicago. The emergency office established after the coal strikes will be dissolved after January 1 and a small organization will maintain remaining details.
The Greenwich man, accused of tolerable cruelty by his wife, married July 10, 1814. He was known in Greenwich for activity in the Indian Tarho Yaohy Club and once owned the Jack O'Lanton. The family resides on Steamboat road. they have a daughter Catherine Huntress, 14. He works in a laboratory and offices in the Saurh building. attorney Ralph B. Byush represents him. No answer to the complaint has been filed. petition notes real and personal property valued over $500,900.
Instructions discuss avoiding clinkers by proper dampering and avoiding white heat. Quicklime must burn fully in small lumps to prevent clinker formation. If clinkers persist, repeat burning and remove ashes, then iron stiff collars and store them rolled in a glass tumbler to preserve shape and space.
Edward Sheehan and Frank De Marting charged with manslaughter in the Branagin death were held in bonds of 2509 each after a coroner inquest. John Marron discharged. Edward Gibert-Wog held for breach of peace. Coroner Phelan to report joint responsibility on Sheehan and DeMartina. Inquest found no premeditation. death linked to force and an unknown weapon. Captain Crawford conducting separate military inquest for Major Lord.
A fragment mentions a desert themed product labeled desert booty dell cloud with a vanilla Baker’s flavor. It notes a Baker’s Vanilla Heroet hint and claims sales through Rand process advertising, inviting readers to try and buy.
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