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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
3
Nashua Nashua Guins med Coated Paper Co announced a 15 percent wage reduction to take effect April 3 affecting many employees. Mage 27.5 As ated arrose.
Norwalk officials debate mandamus against the Board of Education over funds cut from the education budget. The Board of Estimate prepared to appear for the Board without pay as City Attorney Quinlan withdraws. Mayor Barton’s charter committee plans to rewrite city government and consider consolidating water departments for First and Second Districts to form a city water system.
Cassidy of Fred Richards and Racnester led officers from Lowell Massachusetts to Elizabeth where Santler detained them after they rode through Willzahath in a Massachusetts plated car. Richard confessed to stealing the automobile and a bag of cigars shoes and groceries were recovered and held as evidence by police.
Theatre owner Clarcatt, manager of the Waite Theatre, was bound over to the Supreme Court on a manslaughter charge by Judge Hoyt in city court today. The hearing occurred last week and a decision was reserved at that time.
Vienna reports Hungarians opened fire on an Austrian patrol as irregulars regroup in several districts. Austrian troops are reportedly reinforced as a precaution amid renewed terrorism fears. In other news, a local history lecture and outdoor animal exhibition are announced at Central Grammar School auditorium.
A fragmented OCR item lists meetings and addresses for Seaside Review, Ladies of the Maccabees, Knights of Columbus, Brotherhood of Carpenters, Harmony council, Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters, Daughters of St. George, Sisters of Hermes, Women’s Link and Benefit Fund, Knights of Faust, Mason temples, and related fraternal groups. Addresses include 1140 Main Street, 181 State Street, 1025 Main Street, 1082 Broad Street, 31 George’s Hall Avenue, 210 Fairfield Avenue, 498 Main Street, 164 State Street, and 181 State Street, with multiple lodge names and orders. The text appears as a garbled list of meeting notices and place markers without coherent event details.
Fairfield court fined two men for local offenses. Fenear of Greenfield paid 20 dollars and costs for cutting an elm tree on the roadside without permission of the tree warden. Kolmonsh was convicted on two counts, fined 10 dollars and costs, with ten days in jail suspended and probation. Other items include Legion supper plans and a Grace Philharmonic concert, with local notices on licenses and a smallpox scare affecting the Wakeman Memorial Boys Club.
A Miami search for the bodies of Mr and Mrs August Bulte Mr and Mrs J Iwyengerth of Kateas City and Mrs J S Dickson of Memphis connected to the Miami crash was discontinued with no trace found. Captain Caesar led the search teams as aircraft scoured the wreck site and adjacent waters.
A vintage health ad touts keeping a youthful appearance by stimulating the liver and bowels. It credits Dr Edwards of Ohio for a vegetable olive tablet formula that cleanses impurities, promises gentle action, and markets Olive Tablets in olive color for a penny or nickel price.
An old advertisement urges readers to seek Haalmann's Gas Tablets at first class drug stores for rapid relief from gas and indigestion. It claims no false relief, notes nervous dyspepsia as a common cause, and lists Laverty Bros Hindley Pharmacy and J Baalmann Practicals as sellers in yellow packages priced at one dollar.
The display features Derryvale table linens shown on dining tables with silver china and glassware, certified by famous chefs. It adds embroidered utility linens, cretonnes, damask towels, framed fabrics, stamped linens, and numerous accessories priced from 39 cents to over $19 per piece, emphasizing quality and decorative value.
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