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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1922
Page
14
The Y M C A announces a winter program beginning Sunday and continuing each Sunday with a 5 o'clock musical program and a short address. A fellowship tea at 6 follows, inviting all city visitors, then a church service downtown. An evening program of male speakers closes the day. A supper for members ages 17 to 21 is planned.
A tanker carrying oil for A T and Co ran aground at the mouth of Yellow Mine pond and waited for high tide. A derelict at Stratford Avenue Bridge marks harbor mudflats. The Pequannock Yacht Club urged removal but towboat captains say the hulk guides pilots. The Long Island Sound ferry now follows Fall Winter trips Greenwich to Oyster Bay with revised departures. Five coal barges for Bridgeport and Stratford arrived Saturday.
James M. L. Cox portrays Czechoslovakia as the most prosperous European country, detailing land reform, elected government, and the vigorous social order. He profiles Masaryk and Benes, examines land policy, and outlines constitutional provisions and voting rules shaping the new republic.
One Sunday collection taken by 1 Bridgeport Catholic church group to aid relief work in Central and Bestear areas. Local churches join in fundraising effort to assist distressed communities.
Stratford Oct 14 Indications point to a large turnout for a Pootatuck Yacht Club gathering Tuesday Oct 17 where Congressman Schuyler Merritt and Archibald McNeil Jr Democratic candidate for Congress will speak. Club aims to improve harbor access and river traffic after dark. Dancing to follow remarks. Lordship residents push for a permanent school building as portable facilities reach capacity with lease expiring in spring.
The ad touts Tanlic as a cure for rheumatism claiming thousands testified to complete relief. W L Wooding of Whitneyville Conn says twenty five years of rheumatism and kidney trouble vanished after six bottles. It states impurities build in muscles when organs fail and Tanlic helps by aiding liver and kidneys. Get a bottle at local druggists.
Residents discuss school attendance in Stratford area with students forced to ride shore land trolley routes via Stratford and Hollister to reach Stratford. Probate race heats up as Judge Welles campaigns against Attorney John Smith. Boxing bout cancellations loom with Villa Mason match off. Tunney still eyed for Loughran bout. Hawaii notes linger on child curiosity, Mt Whitney tops U.S. peaks at 14,501 feet.
About million dollaty are used in private homes in this country for heating with steam hot water and vapor systems.
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