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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Disabled Amerian Veterans of the World War plan a Jr. meeting at the A O H Hall on Washington Avenue tonight. All members are urged to attend to discuss matters of interest and potential discharge issues.
The Board of Recreation announced a summer program of band concerts in city parks with performances at Beardsley Park Sea Side Park and Washington Park. Concerts run from July 2 to August 29 with dates July 4 July 9 July 18 July 20 July 23 August 6 August 13 and August 29 across Beardsley Sea Side and Washington Parks.
Amateur night at Greenwich Village venue features The Greenwich Villagers, Johnny Dyer, Karl Mountain, and a company of eleven performers. Joy Whelan hosts as acts include Watters and Emily Watler, Buren, thorpe musicians, and a Paramount feature, a country girl tale.
English sportswoman Frances Krowlis- Wester urges women to take up yachting echoing Margot Asquith and Lindy Astor. She notes few American women sail and promotes yachting as refined recreation. She highlights Royal Geographical Society and Royal Thames Yachting Club involvement and hints at forthcoming writing on travel and motor yachts.
Reports from WRLM on June 2 describe French pressure threatening German opera and theater funding as the government contemplates subsidies. The note cites a large deficit and argues Berlin must shift policy from heavy railway and public works investments to curb costs. A Guaranty Committee plan seeks tighter state control and potential tax and spending reductions to stabilize the mark.
Edgar M Spaulding and Harry Manuel of Springfields and Solomon Rehorr of New Virmani along with Wadia Iein of this city appeared before Judge Elsner in superior court charged with theft and receiving cash and securities valued at 75 000 from Dr Fly Morgan offices last February. Ten Springfield men arrested earlier will be tried in September term.
A meeting of the Republicas club will be held at 25 East Main Street to discuss agenda items. Committee representatives will report on day four ETD Day, focusing on preparations and committee actions in a formal gathering.
A blurred notice reports two arrests for violations related to anti parking orders. Individuals named Woy ventions and Maren Me were involved near Ware Ayepsted Wiving and Madison avenue. Other names include Chance Lacritt and Sampron Ave. Police charged suspects with disrupting traffic and related offenses.
A quiet wedding will be held at 9 30 this morning at Wicsted Congregational Church with Miss Viola Elizabeth Crosby marrying Howard H Curtis. Rev Dr William Horace Day will officiate. The bride and groom exchange rings. guests will include close relatives and about 70 invitations were issued. The couple will reside at 7 Cate Street after the ceremony.
Eighty pupils were graduated at Maplewood High School in an afternoon ceremony in the auditorium. The program included marches and selections by the school orchestra, a wards of welcome, and the presentation of diplomas.
Stratford women organize a community garden party to aid the Red Cross. The event starts Wednesday at 2 o'clock with sales, booths, and projects around Stratford Congregational Church. A supper will follow at 6 in the Parish house.
Advice warns against using strong shampoos with white oils and advocates a mulsified coconut oil shampoo. It claims the product is gentle, grease free, cheap, and superior in cleaning hair, with easy application and soft, shiny results for the family. The advertisement notes availability at the local drugstore and positions it as a safe, all purpose hair wash.
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