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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
7
In a tense scene Mrs. Bruce confronts Allan Bruce's wife over an alleged affair and a planned public charge. She demands control of a portrait sale to fund support, threatens to smear the scandal, and presses for a response as the narrator resists and plans to protect their family.
A narrator battles restraint as Mrs Bruce looms with a threat during a tense evening scene. The inner turmoil explodes in a stance of rigid hysteria, with surrender looming if papers reveal her move. The room and emotions tighten around the ultimatum.
Milford police raided a home on Orchard Avenue in Naugatuck gardens finding twenty five gallons of whiskey in the basement three barrels of mash and a total of eleven pallonds of white whiskey. Piweck faces Town court arraignment tomorrow morning. Patrolman Casey then arrested Steven Kachmiaki in Devon Center for transporting liquor with two quarts found on his person. He will be turned over to federal authorities tomorrow.
A slip on house dress pattern described for wear with a shirt or sleeveless jumper dress. Neckline follows outer fashion, waist softened with a wrapped front. Sizes 36 to 42 with yardage details and price 15 cents. pattern mailed for 16 cents. Bridgeport Telegram pattern department requests prompt delivery.
The Streets and Sidewalks committee, with Public Works head George M Cougin, toured the city to inspect the worst streets for rent and danger. Aldermen provided lists showing hazards and petitions urged building line changes. Repairs start April 1, funded by the Municipal unemployment relief fund.
Adele Garrison portrays a fraught domestic scene as Mabel navigates a turbulent home. Lillian mocks injury while concealing sympathy, and Kate's return looms with tensions over a mysterious foreigner and police interest. The narrator plans to rush Kate to hospital after her arrival, sensing impending developments from employers and a perilous wait for Katherine's appearance.
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Rome March 7 The U S ambassador described that ample proof showed former wife Anne Winter Hollis was legally divorced before Henry Hollis’s marriage. Hollis, honeymooning in Venice, said the charges were unfounded and that he could not have wed without proof of the divorce.
Real estate records list warranty deeds from Francis Perry to Andrew and Susan, and DeVer H. Warne to Nathan Harrison, plus quit claim deeds including Joseph Grosso to Herman Buck and Louis Maizar to George Marcatis. Mortgage deeds record Anthony Pies to Dayth Veaw, with prices around 479 dollars. The estate of Mathilda Weingarten at 1216 Main Street was sold via Schren & Schroe for about 15,000 dollars, with the buyer unnamed. building includes a Travelers Shoe Store Co lease expiring in seven years amid planned renovations by the new owner.
A list of marriage licenses and births with names and addresses includes Charles Zeirsy and Susie Natana. John Barton and Wilhelmina Black. Crowe Corcoran and others. Entries record ages, addresses, and birth dates such as March 19 1922 and March 23 1922. Names span Butler avenue Broad street Main street Elmwood and related locales with multiple entries for March 1922 births.
About 7,500 textile operatives in seven cotton mills walk out today in protest against wage cuts. An additional 7,000 workers are affected by mill shutdowns, signaling a major disruption in the Rhode Island and New England cotton industry crisis.
Obituaries report Yahe Youre John I and others from the same town, detailing illness, family survivors, and funeral arrangements. Mentioned are 616 Hawley Avenue residents, a Locomobile employee, and several bereaved families with service times, church names, and burial locations in St Michael’s and Mountain Grove cemeteries.
The American Radio Relay League reports reception of amateur messages from the University of Vermont station in Burlington by French amateurs near Wartrorn Mareniv. The event occurred under Teague sponsorship and marks the first record of an amateur station heard trans-Atlantically.
The Philippine legislative mission to Washington, led by Speaker Georgia Osment, will not be instructed beyond seeking independence. The group plans to adapt to U S conditions and avoid fixed policy, delaying departure to Washington until sometime in March.
Miss Ida M. Bentley was named to a police board role at the latest meeting. Lieutenant John Flynn was assigned a position, and Miss May Munich was appointed but did not accept. Patrolman David E. Kisseltrach faced trial timing amid suspension for gossip and false statements.
Funeral notices for Beardsley Fulton Flock Hart Miller Patterson Beardo a Wheeler Wolcott young Gambon and others list residences lentghy times and church services with interment details and locations including St Michael's cemetery Mt Grove cemetery and St Patrick's church.
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