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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1922
Page
5
A chaotic event at Long Hill Fire Laddies Bazaar drew a record crowd amid smoky conditions and crowded traffic. The evening featured entertainment acts, lights, and food stalls, with officials reporting large attendance and ongoing planning for future events.
Pequot Yacht Club hosts a July Classic with unexpected winners across multiple classes. The event featured numerous owners and boats, including notable mentions of The Hindu and The Sealion, with races culminating in new laurels for several skippers as the club prepares for upcoming challenges and August races along the Housatonic River.
The end of a season homeward movement accelerates as the government announces inflation trends. Many travelers alter plans, with reports noting budget concerns and shifting purchases.
Large Milford realty sales reported with a week of vigorous activity. DoJena and Langnes firms moved major properties including Taiter Kelley on Clark Avenue and Beachfront estates at Wyldemere and Fairview laches. Prolific transactions valued at thousands reflect strong local market.
About 100 members of the club attended a Saturday event at Milford with Mrs Edward Bolinewell and Mrs Wil lom presiding. Guests included Mrs John Hinsets and Mr and Mrs Wil lom at Tiulbwst, as plans for a future American Legion auxiliary project were discussed.
An old advertisement touts Africa Sweet Dreams as a mosquito remedy sold nationwide. It claims the product repels mosquitoes effectively, with use suggested in travel and outdoor settings. The copy mentions availability at Hindles Drug stores and Levert Drug stores and promotes a liberal spray for home use.
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