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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1922

Page

16

Boston to Use Potter fund for city inhabitants

A will of George Waite provided a fund of about six million dollars for the use and enjoyment of Boston's inhabitants. The income, controlled by the mayor, city council president, city auditor, Chamber of Commerce president, and bar association head, supports employees of Potter Drug and Chemical and related firms. New York considers smoking rooms for women due to lack of home space.

Boston George Waite White Tey Veurs Wis Oe Potter Drug and Chemical Corstation Potter Drug & Chem-1 Feol Corporation Stless- Mary , Robinson and Bros., Inc Savyie Goatonia Cownell Rcity Chamber of Commerce Bar Assimilation

Stratford Town Manager speaks in Stamford on government form

Town Manager R H Hunter addressed Stamford citizens at a joint meeting with three large local clubs. He traced the rise of the town manager form in the United States, citing 10 towns in 1918 and 247 by 1922, and outlined Stratford budget plans, tax installments, and proposed 1922 23 budget with increases for police health welfare library schools and a new signaling system.

Stratford R. H. Hunter Stamford Torm Hunter United States Mr. Hunter Police Potter and Fire Atre Department of Health and Welfare tSinking Fund Schoole Chasity Welfare Library Bire Publiq Works Avi Iarks Buldinys Gelib

Resumption of White Star Line Service and Harbor News

Local interest centers on the return of White Star Line voyages between Liverpool and Boston via Queenstown. The Pittsburgh and Haverford to run two trips monthly. unusual war era conditions affect harbor traffic as river and creeks clear after high temperatures. Submarines St and 550 from Lake Co. undergo sea tests off Block Island. S-48 to be moved from New London for longer city dock stay. Maid of Canada arrives with cargo from a northern port after a brief voyage.

White Star Line Liverpool Queenstown Boston New York Pittsburgh Producta The Lake Company Block Island Hvyink Ogts New London

Tough life these secretaries lead in Hoardings cabinet

Washington February 2 The strain of looking after the public business is telling on cabinet members. Secretary of Labor Davis is resting at Battle Creek Michigan Secretary of War Weeks will go away to rest where no one can find him Secretary of the Interior Fall is ill from a trip and in poor health Postmaster General Hays has been lingering since a recent train wreck in the region

Iess Stratfard Stratford Odo Swith Pontparison Anne Watrfield Enfield Milford Derby Stonington Washington Hoarding Davis Battle Creak Michigan Weeks Secretary of the Interior Haysheg Erling

Maid of Canada sails home after perilous 2694 mile voyage

The three masted schooner Maid of Canada arrived in port after a grueling month long voyage from Port Greville Nova Scotia facing 40 below temperatures heavy ice and a fierce southeast gale that tore sails and battered the crew of seven. Despite a two week setback the vessel finished the trip with few injuries and captain J B Wilkie signaling likely end of midwinter voyages.

Maid of Canada Nova Scotia J. B. Wilkin Port Greville Wilkie St. John's St. John’s Maine Mercury Tool Martha Ao Viet Silfy Belum Seimid Wilkies

Boston Rolls Native Shoulder Clods Price List

Boston market update lists shoulder clods at 18 cents per pound, with 8 and 20 cent, 272 cent and 24 cent pricing notes. The fragmented OCR suggests a poultry or meat price sheet from a local market or butcher.

Boston Rolls

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