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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
8
A confusing report notes a man at 228 Hotham Street, Joseph Denk, complain to Reilly Street about thieves who searched pockets, then reportedly delayed reporting the affair. A scientist estimates four of every hundred Egyptian children are partly blind.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid for clear healthy skin. It claims pimples blackheads boils ringworm and blemishes vanish with inexpensive doses from drugstores, with a 33 cent bottle and a dollar larger size option.
South Bend dispatch reports Tiernan denying plans to remarry or return to wife number two. He said reconciliation with his spouse is harmonious and that there were no legal impediments to the marriage in Crown Point. He claimed no promises to wed again and described Mrs. Tiernan as very tired but reconciled, planning to continue with Sunday’s arrangements.
The Knights of Pythias plan a Thanksgiving Eve dinner at the Ferm Square in celebration of the first anniversary of Harry Cutler Lodges. Over 180 reservations have been made by lodges across the state with delegates from all Pythian orders attending the social season event.
Three prominent women in England's public life are highlighted. Lady Tindsor, MP from Shropshire, is described as the youngest member of the city. Lady Violet Agtu, wife of Folin Jacop Astor, before marriage Lady Mary Walibat, daughter of Lord Minto. Mrs Austen Chamberlain is noted as the wife of the British political leader.
Ottawa announces forty million dollars allocated for highway work in Canada this year. Commissioner A W Campbell notes fifteen million for mid elevated highways, six point four million from the Dominion treasury, and provinces contributing. About fourteen thousand miles of permanent paved road exist, with expansion ongoing to link Atlantic and Pacific gaps. Dominion provides twenty million for main highways and market roads, distributed by population.
National Guard units conducted their initial drill at the state armory tonight. Major Lafayete Evans and battalion leaders Captain Richardson Captain Hurley and Captain O'Reily oversaw the new winter drill rotation. The battalion plans monthly drills with companies 238 339 and others continuing weekly practice.
In North Kingston Rhode Island a motorist named R.Y. Bean was robbed while returning from Providence where he bought $1,500 worth of Honor. Thieves seized his car and liquor after forcing him off the road. Local police are investigating the hold up and seeking suspects.
A college lecturer announces a psychology meet titled The foyy mroat reliestancs of life. The event features insights on life resilience, with attendance noted for college development discussions and related lectures.
John H Williams state commander of the Vettrans of Foreign Wars said last night he attended a quarterly mass meeting in New Britain where a resolution denouncing Ku Klux Klan activities in the state was drafted to be sent to Governor Sveret J Lake. The resolution was presented by Senior Vice Commander Angelo in Hartford and passed by state post officers and the department officers. They voted to send a protest to the governor and the mayors of towns where the movement has shown notable activity. CHICAGO Nov 27 Associated Press Directors of the Semnard O8 Company of Indiana scheduled a December 9840 stockholders meeting to vote on raising capital from 150 million to 260 million to boost stock dividends of 190 percent.
Sanford Havens's son, 22, expressed confidence his father will return, telling police he has no knowledge of his father's whereabouts since he left for bury Park New York. Havens had accompanied his mother Wave from the park and spoke during an interview at the station. The family offered no new details as authorities continue to investigate the missing stock broker.
A man sought for four days surrendered to police in CY Massachusetts after a woman named Mrs. Ida Anderer was shot to death in a cellar. He reportedly made a fat confession following the surrender and police pursuit.
The Alatoric old church of Martin's-in-the-Filelda has long given shelter to the homeless but faces closure as the number of vagrants and revilers increases nightly. Rev Dick Amilk, the vicar, notes rising demand and crowding.
A fragment notes a long Africa trek from Cape to Cairo with risk and challenge alongside mention of nutria furs from Brazil and Argentina sold for high prices. The text hints at expensive coats and collars using costly skins, and describes Americans planning a transcontinental hike as a feature.
References to government outposts facilitating travel over two years and buyers seeking real Persian lamb skins. Mentions Armeer 0 Rekhara owning notable flocks. Describes lambs born and covered in sackcloth to curl wool, boosting value.
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