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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
11
An advertisement claims that Nuxated Iron can reverse aging signs by boosting iron in the blood. It features testimonials and a money back guarantee, offering a two week course with a refund if no improvement, and promotes purchase at Hindle’s, Leverty, and other drug stores.
Old ad warns that standard shampoos contain too much alkali harming hair. Promotes Mulsi fied shampoo as pure and safe, easy to make with cocoanut oil and water. Claims it cleans thoroughly, adds creamy lather, removes dust and dandruff, dries hair gently, and lasts months per family.
A vintage ad explains a method to remove facial and body fuzz using plain delatene powder mixed with water to form a thick paste. Applied to the skin for a few minutes then washed off, it claims all hair disappears. Caution urged to mix fresh and avoid skin harm.
Ansantawae, the largest local craft, now lies in the outer harbor of Bridgeport. Built by expert builders and patterned after a superdreadnought, it can exceed 20 knots with two steam engines and a crew of licensed engineers. The vessel is 108 feet long with 12 foot beam, reflecting high workmanship. Mr Marshall of Maring Park winters in Greenport aboard the palatini ver u sol. Mohawk Yacht Club funds are in poor state and may prevent plate on Bishop cun tags. Two or three excellent club boats fly the Mohawk colors, their absence felt at the upcoming receipts.
Miss Margaret Mary Cougan and Charles Edison Allen wed at Mount Carmel Church in Chicago. Eugene Blossom announces birth of Kenneth Blossom on June 18. Piano students hold recital at Miss Mary L. Peek’s home. Bazaar planning for Greenfield Congregational Church set for August 2. Various social events include garden party at Stratford Congregational and dinners for visiting nurse fund. Community notes mention travel, clubs, and yacht events around Stratford and nearby towns.
Fraternal groups and youth organizations gather tonight at multiple Bridgeport venues including The Testagram headquarters and Temple Lodge for meetings and a daylong program. Yacht and powerboat races begin at 10 o clock, with a 16 mile offshore leg, a second short race, and a native yacht display plus a two man canoe tilt. Silver cups await winners at the town hall during the winter dance.
Mise Fanny Kusnitz daughter of Wir and Mire Storms Kuspitz on Ratdall Avenue has completed training in Stamford public school music supervision. After ten years in Griddgsport High School she studied one year at Yale University and then returned to Stamford for practical training teaching violin under Professor Isadore Troosix of New Haven.
Mrs Grace Carter longtime employee of the Bend company was guest of honor at a surprise dinner at the Farm Black Rock. Department heads hosted before her departure July 1 to New Fort city. Present were Miss Jane Lunghay J J Gorham Miss Nan Nocona Miss Anna Lind ley Miss Ruth Gilbert and others with a leather handbag gift presented by F Gorham.
Counterfeit cent and twenty dollar notes were found circulating in New Haven yesterday prompting a warning issued to merchants. A fire at 240 Pairview avenue damaged nothing significant after firemen were alerted from Box 838 and extinguished the blaze with minimal damage.
Milford June 29 Word was received today of the death of Caroline Elizabeth Lantle widow of the Rev Cornelius G Bristol a former well known resident of Milford who died in Hartford. She had lived in Milford many years and had been a resident of Hartford after removing from there Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd Hartford Thursday morning at 11 o clock The remains will be brought to Milford for interment in the family plot Thursday afternoon
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