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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
5
An old advertisement touts a antiseptic cream named Fly's Cream as a remedy for head colds. It claims instant nostril relief, reduced swelling in the nose and throat, and easy breathing after applying a small amount in the nostrils. The ad highlights long-standing endorsement and urges readers to buy from druggists.
New Haven railroad engineers from Danbury and Stamford offices and city Streets and Sidewalks officials spent two hours studying the Sylvan Crest crossing on Berkshire division. They discussed bridge type and grade, and the city offered labor while the railroad provides materials and supervision. City Hall expects the grade to be removed before summer’s end, enabling water mains by Hydraulic Co. to proceed once the grade is cleared. If agreement resumes, work will be funded by the unemployment relief fund.
William G. McAdoo, new Los Angeles resident, was admitted to practice law in California courts today. The report from Los Angeles, dated March 27, notes the bar admission as a notable event for the prominent figure.
A busy Plaza program features Harold Lloyd in Never Weaken with breathless stunts, a Clock musical by Victor Hyde, Valdeo and Alexandar Hyde acts, the Fitzroy Sisters, Pinkie, Lots for Sale, and Rupert Hughes Irish comedy The Ground Up. Capitol and Poli's boast strong vaudeville and films with Strongheart and Dream Chnrot Hempgie billed.
Three vacancies appear on the advisory finance board after years of turnover. Mayor Atwater announced appointments to fill Guy P. Miner's, Waiter B. Rasher, and Frank Miller's seats, with prior vacancies dating to the Witgon administration and Miller's death. The council will review acceptances before formal confirmation.
George Conn, 19, pleaded non vult to a murder charge before Supreme Court Justice Kuwenbach in Camden. He was sentenced up to 90 years in state prison for killing Everett Hatch, an oysterman, at Riverton last May after Hatch tried to remove him from a boat house.
London dispatches report Marquis Curzon, secretary for foreign affairs, reiterating to British ambassadors that ending the protectorate over Egypt leaves Egypt’s status intact regarding other powers. The note warns against interference by any nation and pledges Britain will respond to aggression in Egyptian territory.
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