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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
6
An 19th century style claim recounts Captain Collings overcoming a rupture after long confinement. He studied Almseit and devised a method to restore health. The booklet promises universal, cheap, safe treatment and offers free book and medicine by prepaid mail to readers suffering rupture.
The program showcases Mabel Ford’s "Bi-Bu-Bo" featuring D Apolon and a Stellar company with Raymena, Emily Fitzgerald and Farlow. Arthur Chatterdon and Nila Mac headline at Majestic, with "The Fast elawling Widow" announced for next week. Capitol hosts Rey Ingram’s "The Four Horsemen" two days, plus a full slate of acts and film subjects.
A damaged OCR summary highlights a Paderewski concert at Solu New Palace Theatre with praise for his tone and artistry. The piece mentions the troupe and other acts, including a Broadway revue and a Boston quartet, and notes additional programs at nearby venues.
A Norwich jewelry firm, John and George H. Bliss, reported a burglary theft of $700 in wrist watches, cut links, brooches, and trays after a stick-hooked display window raid. The incident details include the loss amount and items taken.
The article describes an Americanization class where prominent local figures will discuss naturalization procedures and historical questions. It notes classroom instruction, supplementary term work, and instructions tied to civic and social integration efforts amid broader educational aims.
Rome reports Mussolini government will raise taxes on wine to balance the budget. The wine tax increases from 20 lire to five lire per hectoliter, boosting revenue from wine to about 4.76 billion lire while bread remains the broader consumption item for Italians.
Atamford November 21 Senles Finnegan a salesman from South Norwalk was jailed in bonds of 2000 to answer charges of embezzling stock valued at 1000 belonging to Leading Perfimere and Chamiats in New York City. Joe Finnegan was arrested on a signed complaint by the company chief auditor who says the defendant was sales manager for the Stamford area.
Sifer en summoned in city court as amnnsna were issued by mi day calling ats Mleven mot wit be gaan in City court for snaking proper Nehring equipment their care e others being charge with reckless driving.
Census bureau reports US prison population rose from 140,186 in 1917 to 150,132 in 1922 not including chain gangs. Including women and chain gangs totals reach 163,898 with women in 34 religious or charitable institutions. federal to state ratio rose from 3 to 5.1, state prisoners from 7 to 74.5 per 100,000 population.
Probate court shows the Men jel Stelber estate inventory near yesterday’s date. Real estate is valued at 2000 911 dollars in Trumbull.
The action against Joan McCormack, renowned Irish tenor, for alleged breach of contract over a tractor loaned by Luther M. Wright of South Norwalk was begun in Superior Court. Wright seeks 2500 dollars. McCormack did not appear. case adjourned to the next morning after initial testimony.
The ad extols Columbia Graphophone Co. new process records as a major leap, promising lasting durability and almost complete elimination of surface noise. It urges readers to tear out the list, visit a dealer, and compare. It highlights superior tone, expression, and realism, urging immediate purchase and demonstrations.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple musical pieces, performers, and prices. Appears as a catalog or program snippet with scattered titles and names such as Suia, Charles Tack, ADRIS S150, Tay, Ruby Rings, and Japanese Moon. Includes references to venues and hotel terms, overall chaotic presentation.
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