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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

3

New Britain Elopers Held at Niagara Falls

Alexander Henry, 13, his wife Eleanor Henry, 16, and Arthur Arundale were detained by police at Niagara Falls. Henry said he bought the auto for 800 dollars to elope from New Britain, with Arundale on a shares basis, after leaving Staunton Military Academy in Virginia. The trio traveled to Niagara Falls and await relatives’ notification.

Niagara Falls Associated Virginia Mise Eleanor Corbett New Britain

Whittemore Clock Executive Dies in Bristol

George W. Whittemore 51 longtime secretary of the Sessions Clock Company died at his home in Pierson Court after an overnight apoplectic shock. He was born in Boston and rose from clock import firm to sales manager at Sessions over 18 years. Active in civic life, he served on the official board of Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church. Survived by his widow and two daughters.

Bristol Cassociated Press George W. Whittlemore Sessions Clock Company Pierson Court Whittemore Boston Bfe Sessions Company Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church

E. S. Chesbro Dies. 70 Years A Mason Leader

Erastus Smith Chesebro of Wallingford dies at the Masonic home aged 99. A Stonington native, he served in the Civil War, organized a company, led the Stonington fire department, and built an early steam fire engine shipped via Cape Horn. He was a long time member of Asylum Lodge and to be buried at First Baptist Church.

Wallingford Erastus Smith Chesebro Chesbo Stonington Mr. Chesbro California Providence R- 1 Cape Horn Pacific Coast Chesbro Asylum Lodge of Masony

Milford schools to keep present teaching staff

Milford May 10 Most of the present teaching staff of the Milford High School and various elementary schools will return for 1922 23 contracts mostly signed with only a few teachers outstanding Principal Elmer Solbeck will not return on leave of absence to complete studies at Columbia University A new high school teacher will be added bringing the total to 10 excluding the principal The total staff for all public schools will reach 70 next fall The year will be extended from 38 to 40 weeks A public exhibition at Central Grammar School Friday at 2 30 will feature a program of drills calisthenics dances and folk dances by pupils from several grades

Milford Milford High School H. J. Mathewson Mathewson Gorham Elmer Solbeck Central Grammar School Columbia University Holbeck Martin John Inson Pennsylvania Trinity Columbia W. Pisher, Jr

Mutiny Report On Eastern Ocean After Beached Voyage

Captain John Bergstein reports mutiny aboard the ship Eastern Ocean during a voyage that included beached grounding at Nevares Russia and a United States destroyer being sent to restore order. After two days of fighting the captain was forced to beach the ship and later summoned a destroyer to quell additional unrest with 40 sailors aboard.

York Shipring Board Eastern Ocean United States F Rom John Bergstein Nevares Russia Phy

Receiver Takes Over Brass and Ingot Plant in Waterbury

May 10 reports state Eastern Brass & Ingot corporation placed under three receivers by Judge E. Thom of the U.S. district court. The brass reclaiming plant, long idle, is now in the hands of receivers, with former management and outside owners maintaining control through stock holdings.

Waterbury Eastern Brass & Ingot Corporation E. 3. Thom United States District Court Not & Tiree Recet EL Rule New York U City

Springtime Household Goods Sale Advertisements

A mid century classified item list shows 65c to 3c prices for items like 24 by 52 inch window screens, 106 piece dinnerware sets with gold band, willow hampers, splint baskets, clothes-line props, and japan-made cups and saucers, noting discontinued purity and resortment contexts. The ad highlights assortment of cookware, hampers, and tableware with varied pricing and origins.

Bafec Blouses Popular in Village and City Markets

Mutik blouses once belonged to rural circles and village shops now appear in urban areas. They replace hand dyed patterns and cost considerably more than traditional hand crafted designs.

Lo Utt Toch

Children's dresses at surprising price on sale

A crowded discount offers soft finish chambray and panty dresses for children at a special price, with patterns like Puss in Boots and Goos e Gander. Maker moves shop, so mothers should buy several now. many styles include creepers and embossed trims, on the second floor.

Mothe

Silks and Woolens For Seasonal Wear In Store

Silks and woolens described as seasonable and special feature Krepe Knit silk fabrics now popular. Various fabrics include solars and taffeta silks with checks, part wool blends, durable finishes, and colors navy henna white black tan green rose. Prices range from 15¢ to $3, with sizes and widths noted and third floor location.

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