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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1922

Page

2

Mind a Blank in Rosier Murder Trial

Philadelphia court hears Catherine Rosier deny intent to murder her husband CACAC and stenographer Mildred Reckitt. She recounts entering his office with a pistol ready to die if pleading for his approval failed. Psychiatrist says she was insane at the crime moment. she claims she did not mean to kill.

Philadelphia Associated Preas Catherina Rosier Cacac Mildred G. Reckitt Roster John RK. Scott Speiser Rozier Igngta Court Speiger Charles Kyula

Penn schedules announced for upcoming college games

The University of Pennsylvania basketball schedule lists games with several opponents including McGill Annapolis and Delaware. The page cites matchups against Wiseyan and Mercer College amid a slate of local and regional schools.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Degeindes Wiseyan McGill Aniversity Annapolis Nayak Academy Mayuis Acuar Mercer College Bova Symmouse Joseph's Colleges Mulenbergs Collless Drexel. Institute Dickingen Scollegé and the Universty of Delaware

Rev Myron Munson of New Haven Dead

News of the death of Rev Myron Munson of New Haven at his home at age 61. A Congregational minister and author, he retired from active ministry years earlier and spent his final years in study. Born in Chester Massachusetts in 1845 he studied at Harvard Andover Theological Seminary and Yale. He served pastorates across New England and belonged to several scholarly and clerical associations. He wrote on ethics and conducted research on underground water in Connecticut. He married Miss Jessie Dew in 1884.

Myron Munson Mr. Munson Cheaters Mass Harvard Andover Theological Seminary Yale New England Hartford Central ‘Ministerial Association Connecticut Historical Society American ‘History Associatiion Autnor's Club of London Jessie Dew Wen New Hay Thidsey New

Sarazen Cleared in Fatal Accident in White Plains

American open golf champion Sarazen was exonerated by Coroner Fitzgerald after Luke Robinson of White Plains died when struck by Sarazen’s automobile. Witnesses testified Sarazen did all to avoid the man, but the collision proved accidental.

White Plains Atrseny Ronlent Fitzgerald Luke ‘Robinson

Olive Tablets Adverts Promising Health Benefits

An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve skin tone and energy. It claims the tablets stimulate the liver and bowels, replace calomel, and produce pink skin, warning of a lazy feeling if not used. Multiple sales pitches urge nightly use and note box quantities sold annually.

Eawarda Edwards

Miss Lansdowne Weds M. Friedberg at Groom's Home

Miss Lansdowne daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Earle Lansdowne wed Milton Friedberg son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Friedberg at the groom's parents home. Rev Drea Levy officiated in Tempe. Bride wore crepe satin with pearls, bouquet of swansonia. maid of honor Minnie Gustig wore violet chiffon. sister Blanche Lansdowne in nile green taffeta. flower girls Lillian Slosberg and Blanche. After reception the couple left for Niagara Falls.

Lawsdol Women's. c Mies Tenbelle Victoria, Lansdowne Robert Earle Lansdowne Milton Herbart Friedberg Samuel Friedberk Federal ‘Street Drea. Levy Minnie R. Gustig Bredberg Niagam Palls Garfield Avenue Friedberg Dorce The Locomobile Co Ate New

Obituary notices for Olsen and several local residents

Obituary notices in Englewood area papers report Ralph Henry Olsen of 180 Arctic Street died in Englewood Hospital and was buried at Lakeview Cemetery after a morning service. Also listed are details of deaths from Louise C. Dohrer, Helen Kutscher, Annie Hunt, Anne Murphy, Thomas Sullivan, Joseph Lanterner, and Joseph Lanternier with funeral times, locations, and burial sites including Mountain Grove and St. Mary’s cemeteries.

Ralph Henry Olsen Chris T. ‘Olsen Arctic Street Hnglawood Hospital Lakeview Yester A. J. Okerblom Englewood Hospital Helen Kutscher Helen Louis Kutscher Hant Kivitty Lows Kutscher, Jr Oscar, Rutacher Atlanta Garrie Sanger Fred Schussler Maple Street Mountain Grove Annie T. Bunt Antle T. “Hunt Herkimer Steed St. Augustine's Church Jane, Camsidy Edward Cassidy Clifford Cassidy Joseph Vv. Caraher John Reidy Oliver Patterson St Mleechad's Cemetery Anna Campbell Murphy Anneampbell Sturphy James Murphy William Chew Fairfield Avenue Greenfield Ht Riobert Campbell St Thomas’ Cemetery Fairfield Thomas J. Sullivan Tor Fairfeld Avenue Lurne Brovaster Weber Eurics Thomas Monks Peter Dowheety John Doherty Jui McCarthy Thomas Casey John Mc Josph Lantertter Joseph Lanternler Devon Liehomey Eras Lantrnler Isins Street Levan Hey P. A. McLellan St.Sury's Church Milford Burlyl St.Mary's Cemetery

Simple Way to Remove Blackheads with Calo Rite Powder

A reader friendly guide explains using calo rite powder sprinkled on a hot cloth to rub over blackheads. It claims to dissolve dirt and secretions in pores, washing away grime and leaving skin clean. The method emphasizes varying sizes of blackheads and promises quick disappearance.

Near East Row S Blamed On Allied Powers Lecture

Southport Current club members heard Miss Eunice Avery of Massachusetts discuss Near East events and Italy Yugoslavia, noting England France and Italy seek to push machines to Russia’s doorstep, causing tensions. Future meetings include lace, drama, and story telling topics with Miss Avery scheduled for December and January sessions.

Southport Eunice ‘Avery Massachusetts Savary Desirope Bone England Italy Russia Raasons Svants Club H. M. Wharton Gertrude J. Perry Miss Avery Oy Mins Avery

Newsies Must Have Licenses Or Stop Sales

Under 14 year olds may not street sell newspapers and ages 12 to 16 must stay within hours 6 PM to 6 AM. All sellers must obtain a license from the police department and wear a prominent badge. The Board of Police Commissioners urged strict enforcement of licensing rules amid past leniency and complaints of disturbances and loitering near theaters.

Coust Torsata Board of Police Commissioners Police Commissionnes Iosblea

School Board Debates Expanded Superintendent Powers

A local school board heated discussion approved expanding superintendent authority while preserving board limits. Changes include shifting the superintendent’s term from January to September and adjusting responsibilities across five education departments. The vote also set support staff roles, reviewed clock maintenance, and addressed quarantine-related school absences at multiple sites.

Antii Athens Wynkoop Aus St Rotested Ilegal Cortright Auks Corselady Fecor McDougal el Ementary Youne “of Wert Port Prll Reguslar Sche ‘Oy Thor Drew McGovern Young Peel Bletaudd Barnum Sohagl Seth ‘Thomas Sheilan Schoel Newfield Waultersville Mian Susie Chichaster Waltersville Ethel Chichester

Rev J F Plumb of New Milford to resign

John Plumb longtime rector of a New Milford church announced plans to resign after 27 years to become executive secretary of a newly created executive council in Connecticut. He has been a diocesan officer and remains connected with the Episcopal church in Hartford.

J. F. Plumb New Milford Gharga John Plumb Necticut of T Boon Tor House of Bishops Hartford Conhe

Red Men Attend Exemplification Work at Norwalk

A levee delegation of Binaggpart Ted Men warriors traveled to Norwalk last week as guests of Cockence Tribe. Deputy Great Sachem Low Wwest accompanied them to witness the Chen's degree exemplification by Compaunee Tribe’s degree term of Bristol. The article also notes the ancient Scottish coronation stone of Scone and a Runic alphabet fact, with scattered references to Westminster Abbey and 1296 events.

Binaggpart Ted Norwalk Cockence Tribe Sachem Low Wwest Chen Scone

Teachers Council to be formed in Bridgeport schools

Public school teachers and principals met and voted to form a Teachers Council of 2 members to work with the Board of Education and agencies on child and teacher issues. A constitution and by laws will be drawn up within a month by a committee led by Miss Margaret Kiely and William McAnran.

Teachers’ Association Bridgeport Board’ of Education Ander Margaret Kiely Pve Kauiation Rouneil Ty Baucytion

Shanghai Ally Head To Speak At High School

Shanghai ally head to speak at high school as Mr Clark visits eastern states addressing YMCA groups. He is a key organizer for the boys department and will address students in an assembly at the high school auditorium tomorrow afternoon.

Shangh Ally Clark Shanghai Flig Sumehai Y. M Wiliam “Apbatt Moore Oxy ‘Committee YMC. N Groay Yall CA Hise

Headact Towsat ve ralleve bite Sold HES Bromo Quinine

Advertisement fragment mentions BromO Quin ine sold in Grove area with slight entry on colds Caliper cue. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a sales notice for a medicinal product.

Headac Towsat Bromo Quinine Grove Beatte

TWO KILLED AND COMPANIONS HURT IN PLANES CRASH

At Oahu a collision between two army airships during aerial maneuver practice left two airmen dead and several injured. Lyle Hynes and Sergeant Owens fell into a channel near Lakehead. Captain Allen and Lieutenant Hebbard survived with injuries. Naval divers work to recover Lieutenant Owens’ body.

Onoletu Cassociated ‘Press Lleyt Thanos V. Bynes Rees Owens Parallil Rouadron Linkefield C. W. Allen Lieu. A. ‘Hebbard Schofield Barracks Ynour Hynes Owens Lake Field Allen Hebbard Oahu Alen Lasut Les Leutenant Itt Ody Sorgeant

Old Parish House Destroyed in Windsor

A fire of unknown origin today partially destroyed a two family house in Windsor causing about $6,000 in damage. Both families were away when the blaze broke out. The building had been the old Congregational church house owned by J Barker. loss partially covered by insurance.

Windsor I Barker Josa Wiley

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