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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
15
A fragmented description explains a rare atmospheric event seen only from elevated fog stacks and mountain areas when the sun is overhead. A dark image appears in the lower fog layer, with a brilliant white light along its edge and a surrounding white rainbow, a subactive phenomenon tied to the observer's city.
A compact roundup of shampoo options highlights top selections from a broad catalog. It notes standout formulas, scent profiles, and performance tips for readers seeking reliable hair care choices.
An article details plans to expand the Crosby Home on Lairfield Avenue with a new corridor and sun porch to increase capacity for about 24 more inmates. It notes contributions are sought from the public as the home relies on goodwill for funding and none is endowered.
The Pilsport Engineering Club members heard a talk on compressed air uses at the Iride school auditorium Tapossuth street. A U S Bureau of Mines official outlined how compressed air replaces manual tasks in industry, from chiseling and sculpting to pumping water and blowpipe work, with devices ranging from small purge pumps to large electric and steam units demonstrated for engine benefit.
Miss Kuti Kurne of Venu Tork will discuss The Fine Arts of Japanese Flower Arrangement to members and guests at Clinton venue on Munch 2 30 oclock. A two weeks exhibition of water colors by Wes Lisi and Palmer Payne opens Tuesday March 1 at 4 oclock with a reception for Mrs Payne. Members invited to bring friends to the reception on Purday afternoon and 18 at 270 oclock. An Indian Patrian Revolutionay exhibit 1831 to 1460 will be shown under Mrs Starr Hovt with refreshments. The rowel meeting will be north of Montana War ho 02tooat 80.
A community school fair is set to open tomorrow featuring a home made food shop run by Mrs Williare Riley and a craft booth with dolls and fabric items. The event will include a treasure of refreshments, games, and activities for children, with volunteers from area groups assisting. The fair aims to raise funds for school programs and support local families in Now Haven.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Samel and Sele Plengott Donile and Anseina Marno with a few dates and addresses in Washington. Items include venue references and ages but details are garbled. The readable bits mention street names such as Maly street and Jumes street and a general public notice tone.
Harding High students held a Wednesday meeting led by Miss Maury Anderson to discuss class pins dues and a forthcoming play Peg of My Heart for students in grades five six seven. The program featured solos by Michiliy Dalambe Rose Herman Vaughn Abercrombie and Thomas Hungerford, with Grace Abercrombie on piano and Dorothy Fowler in costume. The basketball team beat Staple High of Westport 4 13 to earn tournament eligibility, and a Remington Arms plant field trip was reported as part of chemistry club activities.
Central High officers were elected to lead the school’s activities with Duane Tacker as secretary and Louis Svaruya chairing the pregam committee. A Sunday movie afternoon at the school features Two One Red Pictures and a Making of a Great Newspaper segment, with plans to show a second film the next day.
Members of the Shanks gang arraigned in City court faced light penalties after testimonies by three Stratford girls. Several defendants received $25 fines and suspended jail terms, while Rocco Pace drew a $50 fine and 10 day sentence with five days suspended. Names include Peter Karasidis, Steve Urzik, Joseph Gotti, Michiel Cortafel, Benny Cerreta, Nick Caruso, and others.
Fragmented report lists fires and alarms across streets including Brooks Stilman Pembroke North and Choma areas. Mentions Shunt circuit damage and chemical fire with no injuries and minimal property loss. Notes responders from local stations and various contact details, with several monetary figures and times.
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