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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
9
New York dispatch says officials report no explosion aboard the steamer Mexico at Tampico. The Mexico arrived at Vera Cruz on Saturday. details from Mexico City indicate no incident was found in a Sunday despatch.
The display highlights Milver lace collars used to enhance wide Bertha necklines. The silver lace makes a striking impression on velvet garments, with a youthful appeal noted for modern fashion.
An old advertisement promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It claims most cases stem from neglect and promises long term relief with two tablespoons per meal, praising its safety and lack of habit formation. The copy urges universal family use and notes recipes on packages.
Public hearing on Stratford’s 1922-23 budget to be held in town hall Thursday at 8 o'clock. Total budget 448,800 with 210,380 for Education and 52,970 for Public Works. Includes details on salaries for town manager, finance, police, fire, roads, utilities, and health.
Welfare and charity services dominate the local ballot with 17 488 in welfare and 18 985 for charity tasks. The probate judge contest centers on Judge Charls H. Welles and Attorney John Smith, both Republicans, while the People's Committee backs several candidates for representatives and justice positions in a complex primary setting.
A creditor meeting is set for tomorrow in Bridgeport as Havens faces claims totaling over 128000 dollars. Houseman Corp representatives said four checks for 19000 dollars were dishonored for insufficient funds. Police plan searches for missing broker Havens, last seen at Poquotatuck Yacht Club.
The life of former governor and U S senator Bulkeley unfolds from Civil War service to Hartford leadership. Born in Haddam Connecticut he led Aetna and local banks, presided over the National League, and served as Hartford mayor and U S senator. He helped inspire a constitutional amendment on electing state officials by plurality vote and was connected to numerous historical societies.
The American Legion flarey Wr. Congdon post held its regular meeting last night in the club rooms on Golden Hill street. J T Cronin was named chairman of a committee to plan a smoker and related events. A delegation will travel to Nor wills Saturday afternoon for Armistice day plans. Initiation of members is scheduled for November 20 and officers will be elected.
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