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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
9
Stanford reports James Muccio charged with arson for allegedly setting a car fire in a garage housing 100 rats to collect insurance. He was bound over to the Sunchor court in bonds of 2006 dollars.
Mrs Cras Baker of Hornell New York reports tiredness failure to sleep and bowel and period problems but after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Blood Medicine she regained energy and can do household tasks with ease. She urges others to try the remedy.
Fairchild offers fifty six years of watchmaking experience and skilled optical services. Expert technicians repair or replace any part to restore watches while guaranteeing precise fitting and comfort. Free eye examinations are provided in the optical shop to prevent eyestrain and promote proper glasses fit.
The United Forum at the United Church Community will host a well known author, Miss Slattery, to discuss "The Power of Prejudice." The Sunday night meeting begins at 7:30. The speaker has focused on influencing young girls through her experiences and talks.
Andrey Holstein of Broadstreet Milford announced engagement to Miss May Curtiss of Calliboa New York after a home gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs J L Krewster at Walnut Beach. Attendees included several local residents and friends. guests enjoyed music and dancing.
A Buffalo based advertisement recounts a testimonial from Mrs Albert Southcott of Lyndonville New York praising Peterson Ointment for curing a severe running sore after nine dollars spent. The letter dated February 14 claims dramatic relief including pain stopping and walking without a limp, urging readers to order by mail.
A fragmented Bridgeport page describes shop displays at G. W. rch end Sons, Parker Health School offerings, and local ads. It notes jewelry charms, dyes, health lessons, and a colorful storefront display near the Bridgeport Trust Company, plus food items from Wil Mam Auch and gifts for Edith's twins.
Misa Blaybeth Maxwell daughter of Mrs Blaybeth Maxwell of 641 Gentinal Avenue wed Edward Avcestus Sigal son of Mrs Paul Stiquel of Torrington in a 8 oclock ceremony at Blessed Sacrament church. Rev J J Duggan officiated with Sister Isattendant. Bride wore white satin Canton crepe with Lille veil and a bouquet of bride roses. Attendant Miss Margaret Mary Maxwell wore pale yellow crepe Philodory and carried Ophelia roses. Best man was John A Hewitt of Torrington. Organist Michael Gratton played Lohengrin and Mendelssohn pieces. Doria Sullivan sang I Truly Love You. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. The Stiquels reside in Torrington.
Dr Russell le Conwell draws thousands to a High School talk as he preaches optimism and self help. The speaker highlights personal sacrifice and a life story used to promote his work and uplift citizens.
Milford chapter D A R held a series of sales at the Memorial chapel house in Milford this afternoon under the auspices of Freelove AT 4 un chapter. A food sale was run by Mrs A C Carpenter and children’s garment sale by Mrs George Stanford. Pivot bridge whist and raffles with prizes awarded to numerous named attendees.
WOPOWOG campers stage a lively informal dance at The Warth Rivck Rock to launch a permanent local fraternity. Camp director Tarry Ringel highlights novelty acts while most Bridgesport campers plan to attend with friends, pledging a monthly social series after tonight’s event.
Listings show births with parent names and addresses and several marriage licenses. Included are January 1922 birth entries for Russo, Allen, Halme, Wassburn, Lewis, Menard, Cordes, Carr and others, plus licensing references. Several names and addresses appear with dates in 1922.
February program at Brooklawn Country elan features a bowling contest opening the month. Jasvig Jr. leads the women’s committee with several events including a Saturday dance, a bridge luncheon, and a dinner with moving pictures. The calendar notes Washington’s Birthday dinner and a nightly program lineup, while local school activities and Sunday services are also mentioned.
An advertisement touts a cure for kidney and bladder issues with marsh root and a tonic, urging readers to obtain Dr Carey’s medicine in tablet and liquid forms. It claims rapid toxins elimination, warning that symptoms like frequent urination, pain, and sediment may improve slowly.
First rate girls oxford style walking shoe in black Scotch Grain leather. New pattern and last with broad roomy toe and straight fat heel like a boy's shoe. Designed for growing high school girls but stylish for business wear. All sizes in stock. Price $6.85 and $3.50 yard for fabric.
New in the book shop Gertrude Atherton's Sleeping Fires draws fans of the author with Advama Gesto packed with action. Harold Birdless The Man from the Wilds retails at 1 990, promising a tale of a man from the wilds taming himself and saving his ward through a heroic struggle against primitive men and nature. Hain floor price is 1 75.
Wide Vale Cordu robes with silk lined options described in old fashion tones. Details include colors Old blue coral rose and wide sleeves belts and pockets with some tuxedo fronts. Also mentions Nestle Milk Chocolate samples and cake prices with weekly retail hints. Main Door center halla.
The latest McCall Quarterly highlights spring wardrobing with uneven drapery fichu collars longer waistlines girdle sashes and fresh sleeve styles. It suggests silk frocks trimmed with wool embroidery or sheer dresses ready for warm days, with patterns priced at 25 cents at the pattern counter on the third floor.
Catalog notes offer Phoenix silks in black and dark brown with back seam at $1.10 a pair. Outsized thread silk stockings with lisle top and reinforced sole in black white and cordovan priced at $1.75. VeryFine wool hose in almond sponge and beige with scanned back at $2.35 a pair.
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