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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
11
An ad extols Pepsodent as a new toothpaste to combat dental film, stain, and decay. It claims film causes tartar and pyorrhea, and that Pepsodent boosts saliva alkalinity and starch digestion aiding tooth protection. The copy urges readers to try a 10 day tube and cut out a coupon.
The Pootatuck Yacht Club in Stamford will settle the 2 foot open bow championship this Saturday with a four mile flieshowt race. Skippers include Rear Commodore William Pingo Meet Captain Ernest and Captain A Oeus. Commodore Andrew Downey offers a break nap for the winner. Governors may convene tonight to discuss the two winning programs of Light Club and Capt Sl-toa, yawlingred yacht Aeolus aims to winter at Stratford.
Masons from Corinthian Lodge No. 104 Bland A M of this town plan to attend the cornerstone laying for the Acacia Lodge temple in Greenwich. The Grand Lodge of the state will lay the cornerstone, with Westchester lodges invited to participate. A special train departs Bridgeport at 1 o'clock Saturday. Twenty Blue lodges and seven commanderies are expected. Entered Apprentice candidates to be examined at the Masonic temple. District deputy to preside at meeting October 30. Corinthian Lodge Fellowcraft association to hold annual charity ball November 3 at the State Street Casino.
The Italian American Political club invites members to a smoker at Ghuh rooms 88 Goodwin street Cal winbug Dayning to celebrate the discovery of America on Oct 1499. Members only admitted and all are asked to help and enjoy a pleasant meat.
The Tridgeport Chapter conducted its annual meeting with Mrs. Samuel Cayton presiding. Membership committees showed 27 new members. the Welfare Committee reported aid for 25 needy children. Elections filled officer roles, with Mrs. Cayton succeeded by Mrs. Pinkylstone as First Vice President and Stella R. Shapiro as Recording Secretary. Lectures, auditorium use, and an October Reception Week were planned, featuring music and lectures. Mary L. Fisher of New York spoke at the business meeting.
Community groups in Bridgeport and surrounding areas report weekend gatherings and upcoming meetings. Mrs George Semers and others attended a siesta at White Key, while Bridgeport Mer May club hosts meet at N Barstow’s home. Sedgwick Stratford P T A plans a tomorrow afternoon session. Various church and civic groups schedule picnics dinners lectures and nurse association events through Friday and weekend.
Berlin plans an electric light levy to raise about 200 million marks for winter relief. Funds will aid homes using candles and oil lamps, with 30 million marks for needy children and the remainder for general welfare measures.
Modern hair dressing promises remarkable results with the LANOLL permanent waving method. Madame Vern touts its speed and gentleness, claiming no hair breakage and dramatic time savings. Appointment details call 2163 or visit 1960 Main Street Bridgeport.
An informal column describes Natalie's letters about life at Stratford and Fairfield, noting home plans at Pair Acres and Near-term renovations. It covers family anecdotes, household finances, insurance, and local investments, with references to Harold, Mrs Kamerling, and neighbors. The piece blends social commentary with glimpses of daily life and property choices.
The Bridgeport Retail Board launches a weeklong event focusing on home improvement and fashion. Shoppable store decorations and window displays lead the opening Tuesday evening, with furniture and rug galleries ready for inspection and promises of lasting influence on future purchases.
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