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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
9
A testimonial touts Sylpho Nathol as the easy solution for bathroom odors and general cleaning. The speaker praises its ability to freshen rooms quickly and to sanitize sinks drains and hard to reach places, claiming long lasting safety and multiple household uses. The product is available in four sizes at local grocers and druggists under the name Sylpho Nathol.
Milford May 11 George Vault Horn camp and Songs of Veterans will lead Memorial Day exercises. A. R. Memorial service at Plymouth church May 28 with Rev Charles P Atkins delivering the address. Atkins to give baccalaureate at Milford High School Union meeting June 11. Devon Chemical No 4 plans annual concert and ball at La Chateau May 19 with Perry’s Singing Orchestra from Bridgeport and out of town guests.
The mayor signs an ordinance adopting an electrical code though the plan names a board of examiners with two master electricians and journeymen. The board, appointed by the mayor, must include two electricians and two building officials and may revoke licenses by notice after hearings. The code goes into effect with conditions and salaries noted.
The farm bloc in the U S Senate meets under Senator Capper to study bills reorganizing farm credit, aiming to eliminate middlemen and extend crop credit. Eugene Meyer Jr leads discussion with bankers and agricultural groups, signaling a nonpartisan push for a nationwide credit system backed by farm bonds and Farm Land Bank expansion.
A 17 year old, Jones, recently from the south to join a circus, admitted entering the Rose Reich store on Water Street and was committed to reformatory after periog Court proceedings. The case involved breaking and entering with charges read aloud as the trial proceeded.
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