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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
3
In Philadelphia on July 6, Harry Schulta an 18 year old former sailor died from gas asphyxiation and five family members were overcome when a gas pipe to the meter in their home broke while they slept.
Mrs Morris Bernstein aged 70 tried to turn onto Wood Avenue under chauffeur guidance when her car struck a police barricade on Park Avenue. The sign and vehicle sustained damage. Minor injuries reported to Anthony Saratova ten years old who was struck crossing Main Street near Golden Hill.
Four arrests were made yesterday morning. Bruce Zaleski of 89 White Street faced a parking violation on Stratford Avenue more than four feet from the curb. Michael Duch of 915 Harvett Street Andrew Pattick of 69 Dover Street and Charles Kaiser of 172 Bruce Avenue were taken into custody for permitting overcrowding on buses.
PrivoRce petition filed by V Quigley seeks a divorce from Elvira Blythe Quipley, formerly of this city now reported at 535 East Street, New York City, on the grounds of desertion. The couple married July 31, 1908, with desertion dated November 29, 1911.
Plans for a Stratford lodge of Elks formed after a July meeting in the post office building. Local businessmen and many Elks across the region show willingness to transfer to the new Stratford lodge, with Milford expected to contribute a significant portion of members. Mrs. Mary Hawks, 11, died after a heart attack at her daughter’s home. funeral Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Whitehead to officiate. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Also, the first official test of the triple combination area fire pump at McMullen pond was conducted, with more tests planned and a report due to the board.
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against the Stamford Candy Company by three creditors Frank Mills Stamford Gas and Electric Mead Stationery all of Stamford. The petition was presented to Judge Lewis T. Thomas and referred to Referee John Keogh. The petitioning creditors allege the company cannot pay its bills and faces bankruptcy.
Dudley W. Drew of 28 Noble Avenue was arrested yesterday in a saloon at Main Street 1000 block for violating the liquor laws. Drew described himself as a clerk and was held on $300 bail for appearance in City Court this morning.
Assistant U S Attorney George H Cohen filed a libel and forfeiture action against the sea-going tug William C Bick now held by the U S Collector of Customs in Bridgeport. The tug was seized at New London on May 29 1922 by Deputy Collector Devemian Dillon. The libel seeks seizure and forfeiture to the government for alleged violations.
Washington reports in July 1922 that Democrats refuse to block the tariff bill using cloture, arguing debate should be allowed to proceed. Senator Underwood says cloture would hurt Republicans and that the 1200 amendments from GOP members would force long delays without debate limits.
Midpord July 6 the Eityeh Meserale Manufacturing Company has leased Factory Lene space from United States Rubber Company and plans moving equipment stock and fixtures there due to rapid growth. G. C. Hayes says at least 50 hands will be employed, with current staff of over 40 transferring as needed.
The text extols ordinary shoes with right support to prevent arch strain and foot fatigue. It claims reduced distortion and no friction, enabling easier walking or standing with less fatigue than expected, and suggests dismissing worries about weak arches.
Rich beauty is showcased in shimmering white radium silk gowns and tailored silk underwear. Prices listed at $6.50 and $7.50 reflect the era’s fashion appetite for luxurious intimates.
Advertises sport skirting fabrics in orange grey green grey cherry grey and lavender grey small checks and tan grounds with fringe. Notes 36 inches wide between 8i yards and tissue ginghams in 38 inch widths with assorted checks and plaids, quality levels 69 and 75 cents per yard, plus muslin or similar.
Advertises bleached sheets 72x90 with a center seam at 75c and unbleached sheets 80x90 from a standard muslin brand with a center seam priced at S119.
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