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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
3
A man, father of two Patsy Graggo aged 28 of Ivescourt, was found dead by his daughter who tried to wake him early yesterday. He likely struck his arm against a gas mantle cord labeled pilot and it broke. Medical Examiner Samuel M. Garlick ruled the death accidental.
The Milford Better Government league will host an open meeting Friday night at the Devon Improvement Society hall to discuss adopting a town manager form for Milford. Judge Char Root of Waterbury will speak. The league, with 190 members, aims to bring a town manager to Milford and plans to present a charter proposal to the State Legislature.
Over 300 pupils are enrolled in theState Trade School evening classes with about 200 applicants on the waiting list. Six classes were added last night, bringing total to 23. Courses include plumbing, printing, pattern making, linotype operation, electricity, shop mathematics, carpentry, needle threading, tool making, machine work, print reading, screw machine operation, drafting, painting and millinery.
J S Birn doun of 90 Poplar street reported a theft on Ogden street last evening. A spotlight, motor meter and one bag of 1001s were taken after his car was parked for a few minutes.
Anna Ditko aged 12 of 37 Cherry Street reported to police that an old man snatched her $20 on Hancock Avenue between Cherry and Pine Streets while she was sent to the store by her parents.
Motorists are informed of a high quality Powertown 3 and Taves-che ui hi tires, strictly handmade and guaranteed in writing for 3900 miles. The policy announces an allowance on any old tire brought in, regardless of make or condition, as part of the new program.
A damaged OCR fragment states no reduction in size or plies and no mail orders filled. It notes orders fled, restricts sale to dealers, and limits purchases to five res per one purchaser, but lacks concrete specifics.
Washington October 17. Twenty one women have entered the congressional race challenging male incumbents in the House and Senate. Alice Robertson of Oklahoma defends her seat amid a district once Democratic. Candidates include five Republicans six Democrats six Socialists two Prohibitionists and two Single Taxers. Senate hopefuls named Mrs Dickie Oleson of Minnesota and Mrs Jessie Hooper of Wisconsin.
A military test at Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, Michigan, showed an airplane without landing gear safely reaching ground from several hundred feet. Lieut. Johnson piloted a Sperry plane that rose, retracted gear, and slid to a stop within 100 yards with no damage. Future tests will gauge high speed landings without gear.
The Knights of Columbus announce the first big house dance of the session to be held Oct 25 following a council entertainment meeting. The club plans monthly winter dances, with a large November event at Quilty's hall and a carnival to raise funds for a proposed gymnasium and swimming pool.
Montreal police arrested Farry Stone, 40, an escaped federal prisoner from Atlanta since May. He had served about a year of a six year term for narcotics peddling. He is being held for transfer to U S authorities.
A catalog style notice lists fur chokers and neck pieces in many varieties. Fox scarfs priced from 22.50 to 90, wolf scarfs 22.50 to 543, stone martin scarfs 29.50 to 45, other furs including bay sable mink lynx and skunk with prices up to 65 and beyond.
Fine silks offered at stand prices with limited quantities. Paisley satins in navy black brown tan jade for 2.65 a yard ideal for blouses trimming. Crepe de chine extra fine for blouses or dresses in tan gray red apricot ivory navy at 1.75. Canton crepe versatile 2.65 yard navy brown tan black. Silk jersey tubing for undergarments pink orchid white 1.35. Satin Canton heavy drape satin black 2.50, Satin charmeuse black 4.65. Third floor front.
Get Kroll overalls at a special low price. The ad touts strong dark blue denim overalls with neat fit and room to move, offering a one dollar cash guarantee and replacement if a seam rips or stitching fails. Visit the Men's Clothing section in Maine or rear.
Fashion notes claim Queen Bertha created the model piece now named after her. The Bertha lace returns to vogue with Parisian sponsorship, praised for dainty beauty and versatility. Prices span from 50 cents to 2.50 dollars, with yardage at 1 to 1.50. Local shop offers front door access and center front display.
A display of Fall dresses showcases Poiret twill and tricotine garments in navy black and touches of crepe de chine or du veign. Sleeves dominate designs, with generous fabrics and careful tailoring. Dresses range from $25 to $39.50, plus a wool jersey special at $7.50 on the second floor.
Wise buyers turn daily to Queen Quali famous shoes. The name stands for style and fit in the fullest measure. Available in black kid and black patent leather for informal dress or street wear. Price eight dollars. Fairfield Ave.
A heavy roll collar sport sweater hangs below the waist for golf or hiking. Knit with substantial yarn to resist stains and wear. Available in white, buff and navy for only $5 on the second floor rear.
Beacons on perilous coasts warn mariners while commerce uses ads to guide buyers through daily choices. Advertisements spotlight products that pass scrutiny, delivering value and honest pricing. Let advertising light your purchases as it guides many savvy shoppers.
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