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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
15
A fragment notes botatosa can be used for stuffing for poultry and fish as a substitute for bread crumbs in cooking. The text is sparse but indicates botatosa as an alternative ingredient in recipes or diet plans.
A vintage adverturial note promotes Father John's Medicine as a remedy for a night coughing, claiming it soothes irritated breathing passages and boosts resistance to illness. It emphasizes a long track record of over eleven years and safety for all ages with a money back guarantee.
The municipal garage trimmed staff with ten mechanics laid off amid retrenchment. The workers were Republican holdovers. replacements may come around April 1. The garage cost over $100,000 to run since last April, and the upcoming year's budget is $69,000.
The twenty fifth anniversary of Auxiliary No. 10 A. O. H. will be celebrated Sunday afternoon at Hibernian club 161 Washington avenue. The auxiliary started March 4 1897 by a small group of women and now has 245 members. A turkey dinner will be served with Mrs John Ceesidy in charge and Miss F A Lester as entertainment committee chair.
Washington dispatch notes that telephone companies say subscribers seek distinct numbers and name appearances in directories. The National Geographic Society cites Alexander Graham Bell as modest, noting his many contributions since 1873 and his habit of long lab hours, while acknowledging the vast patent history surrounding telephones.
Investigation by City Lighting Engineer Target Lovett follows the death of Mrs Francis Deveraux, a prominent Omaha society woman. She was reportedly electrocuted when a electric heater from a wicker hamper fell into her bath tub, sending a 110 volt current through her, though police found no water in the tub at the scene.
An aged father requests help from Taswrence police to locate Alley Ray Stevens, aged 2, who vanished from his home years ago. The father is in feeble health and eager for news of his son’s whereabouts.
Pasqual Capolda was arrested Thursday in Waterbury on alleged complicity in a whiskey robbery at the Dow home on Yala Street last November. His bond was set at 45,000 but not furnished, and a Telegram error misidentified him as the boxer Fighting Harrer, a mistake corrected in City Court yesterday morning.
Bridgeport property owners favor paying taxes in installments. The Board of Apportionment approved monthly and weekly schedules for 1928-83 taxes, with about 203 of 20,000 taxpayers using the plan. Payments range from five to twelve dollars per week, depending on property value, and the option remains in force.
London March 3. Sir Robert Horn announces a three day Paris meeting of Italy France and Britain ministers of finance to discuss reparations. They will address German payments and the Allied moratorium while noting some decisions rest with Allied governments and a final Cana’s decision is not deemed final.
Michael Delorio of Bridgeport was bound over to the Criminal Superior Court on an abduction charge involving his nine year old son Christopher. He appeared in City Court yesterday, with bonds set at 500 dollars.
Recent guests at the Yellow Bowl include Mrs. Charles FP Lindney, Miss Jara, A. Lindsey, Bigs Florence Hubbard, Miss Jane T. Lindsey of Pittsburgh, Mrs. H. L. Mills, Mrs. Sara Hareshorn of Canada, Mrs. Phillip Warner, Mrs. John R. Reyburn, Mrs. Sidney K. Becker, Mrs. C. A. Becker of Buffalo, and Mrs. Henry D. Stoddard.
Mrs Alina Smythe sues Leighton Taylor secretary over a disputed 760000 allegation amid a convoluted matter involving Boies Fonvose. The fragmentary text references alleged actions and names but lacks coherent detail.
Listing of women’s garments including white cotton batiste gowns with kimono sleeves and round necks, smocked squares, priced at 6.50, some soiled. flesh and white bandeaux with lace and ribbon trims in sizes 32 to 42. brassieres in flesh color with hook front, sizes 32 to 44, priced 50 cents.
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