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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
3
A mass meeting under the auspices of the NAACP will be held tonight at the Massne Baptist church in Archstrett. Trev R. H. White of the West Era Congregational church will speak with music by Scott’s orchestra.
Anne Rittenhouse writes daily fashion vices for the Bridgeport Post aimed at women. She travels abroad twice yearly to study and sketch upcoming seasons’ costumes for discerning ladies. The informed reader follows her advice as closely as a business executive tracks the stock market.
In Conn Feb 28 Hart diss Elizabeth West and Missor ine Jackson of the Rose of Slambonl Company were gathered by police for violation of a local ordinance. They were permitted to post bail while the judge suspended the sentence today, with actions pending.
Bright cheerful sport hats in close-fitting shapes with braids in single or two color effects. Soft pliant straw braid hats set in periwinkle navy Alice blue champagne and dark hues. Durable yet flexible, these hats appeal to girls from 4 to 16 and up. Second floor displays.
Ten defendants sued in Bridgeport by plaintiff arguing a $1000 promissory note owed on a dated October 1291. The complaint claims city taxes and seeks damages of $500 plus costs as the note is due and unpaid.
Atlanta report quotes Imperial Wizard William Z Simmons denying a change in the Ku Klux Klan’s name. He accuses enemies of tarnishing the order’s image while affirming the Klan’s growth and commitment to “fundamental principles” and white American values.
Dismissal of check charge against Meriden man in re Moyer Land case. Judge Thomas P. Dunne discharged the case, finding no criminal intent in a check for 116, and Louis Putterman of New Britain was involved in the matter. The first of five bankrupt store keepers to be tried was allowed to settle for 50 dollars.
In Stratford Thursday a doe carcass was found near Stratford Park. The carcass had its choicest parts removed, and authorities note it may have been gnawed by dogs while local woodsmen report the find.
Last rites were held for Officer Captain Durrschmidt in Roma at St Marys Church. Members of Charles W Sutter Post and local fraternal groups attended as a procession moved from Derby to Mount Hermon Cemetery. The eulogy was delivered by Ray Jones of Hartford.
Ciyee Wilkins, veteran of World War I, to lecture on home building for Yale program. He served as MaurtonEuse WeENAg and surveyor in France, aided naval pit at Verdun, fought at Perl Snixgons, and earned a silver Beaus Arts medal. Wilkins studied architecture at Yale and plans further courses through United Y M C A.
Lucille Marsh, a recent graduate of the three year program at Tamarka College in New York, has been appointed assistant professor in the English department at Smith College. She is among the youngest members of the faculty, with prior study and teaching experience in spoken English.
Two new smallpox cases were reported with patients Catherine Goorl of 1 Freeman Street and Thomas Kelly, 31, of Monard, as officials remove symptoms and begin standard treatment amid ongoing outbreak coverage.
A Danbury man completes the purchase of a Norwalk hat plant amid local business activity. Details indicate a transfer of ownership and related housing transaction matters as part of the deal observed in the area.
A garbled local notice reports a man dying seven months after a neck fracture at a hospital in Mass. The fragmentary text references an accident involving a truck, a fall, and an attempt to rescue from drowning. Names and exact locations are unreadable.
Washington officials ordered the release of a Pitman car seized in a prohibition enforcement action. Police found liquor aboard the vehicle but the court held possession by an incitement or enticement did not justify seizure. The case raises questions about warrants and the department of justice procedures in transportation regulation.
A famous actress discusses a secret hair dye formula using common ingredients. The plan claims a temporary darkening effect that is non greasy, non staining, and can be bought at a drugstore. The ad mentions a person described as twenty years younger and notes the product’s ease of use.
Damaged ad text promotes a product named Gas-Tiolet from Laverty Bros Hindle Drug Stores claiming to relieve gas and bloating after meals. It reads like a bareboned grocery advertisement with dubious claims and playful spelling, lacking coherent medical detail.
A historic ad lists a large rich rug priced at 48 dollars, noting its deep pile, luxurious comfort, durability, and versatile use in living or finest rooms. It also advertises Axminster weave, 9 by 12 feet at 48 dollars and a Grass Rugs option at 8 by 10 or 9 by 12 feet priced around 7.50.
Advertisement notes several fabrics for home decor including marquisette with patterns and luster, voile for curtains and portieres, with price points 29c to $2.00. Mentions white cream beige options and velours for overdraperies, emphasizing decorative effect and ready-to-hang items.
A Howland sewing machine can begin in your home with an initial payment of one dollar through the Howland Sewing-Machine Club. Members receive a guaranteed machine at regular cash price, pay in small installments, and receive delivery after membership approval. The price this year is $10 less than last year, with new Royal models from $39 to $365 and free machines at $75, all tested at the store.
Patton's paints feature a washable wall finish in gloss white. The item highlights affordable pricing from 50 cents to 1 dollar 35 cents and notes quick restoration of the original beauty after washing.
Advertisement notes snug yet roomy envelope chemises of fine nainsook quality with lace trim and some ribbon shoulder-straps. Describes comfortable fit, sizes 36 to 44, located on the second floor.
Handwear details describe suede gloves at 1.95 and imported lambskin gloves at 2.56. Mentioned colors include beaver brown gray biscuit and tan brown. Features include strap-wrist pattern and two-clasp style with supple velvet-like finish and quality appeal.
A vintage ad touts a Hoover sweeper for spring cleaning, claiming the device keeps furniture and rugs clean without beating rugs or moving furniture. It emphasizes quick, thorough dust removal and an always-clean house with the Hoover doing the work on upholstery and floors.
He asks for a pint of those beans and a loaf of Howlai Home bread at a special price. Orders must be given Tuesday and will be ready Wednesday. Basement.
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