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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1922
Page
5
Italian residents plan a Columbus Day program at an Irish school auditorium with speakers Professor Francesco Fetteri and Rev Gaetano Sciasco. Prizes will be awarded to pupils who write the best essays on Christopher Columbus.
The credentials committee will meet promptly at 9 am and the meeting begins at 7. The Pacrlarone of Waterbury is in charge of the entertainment for the regites at Odd Fellows Hall on North Main Street.
Encampment reports overhaul of Revoting machines in Waterbury City Hall starting yesterday. Two Third district machinists Corhelus Henly and Marcus Lucas test and adjust apparatus. Forty seven machines to be used. work aims to ensure accurate counting for the upcoming election.
Authorities link sickness to constipation and urge daily Kellogg's Bran intake for all ages. Bran cleanses the eliminative tract, reduces health risks, and aids growth in children. Directions advocate two spoonfuls daily, versatile in meals and snacks, with broad family appeal.
The Palace Theatre opens with a lavish vaudeville bill featuring renowned Russian dancers led by Michel Folin and Maslova and Cobelom, plus a strong cast including Wanda Hawley and Letty Fionne. Big film offerings from The Bat to The Crossroads of New York draw crowds amid police presence and record attendance.
The 22nd regiment band gave a concert yesterday afternoon in Silverview Park from 2 o clock afternoon. Hundreds of people gathered to hear the concert which proved to be as pleasant a success as the previous events held. The committee in charge includes Fr. D B Wanning Tr Go A Skelton and B E J Buckingham J S Oralstres and A K Hooker. Residents Framed by this city motored over the Mohawk Trail. Mr and Mrs Norman Gee of Warren Ohio returned after visiting Mrs Gee's parents on Corin Avec. Thomas Motakay Vincent Tracey returned after spending a week at the Wharf Cliff on Sudke Housatonic.
Spencer Clark of Michsipact held on $1000 for aggravated assault. Monry Schoolmaker of Third Avenue, Sopneday night, case continued. details about appearance and records at St Vincent's Hospital. Schoolmaker allegedly involved in a brawl. Clark denies assault claiming self defence. Josep Went of 23 Columbia Street jailed in same case with bonds set at $500.
Delectable Irish note and Graves involvement appear in fragmented text about a theatre production. Readable details are limited and entities are unclear, but indicate a likely Irish themed play with two named persons and a performance note.
More than 1,290 people packed the Park theatre last night for The Batt a mystery play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood. Theada company and cast included Mabel Wright Celia Van Gorder and Clara Cowen with Ellivy the Cutter Sam Nuster Brooks and Richard Mans delivering notable turns.
Fragments show multiple individuals including Dale Ogden Jane Ba vent Dr Walls Rawley George A Lestley Richard Sleming Wyrleyn Binch Resl hald Beresford Edward Martyn and an Unknown Man Roy bo Rue. The text is incomplete.
Fairfield Legh 18 special Frank Muskn seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Muskn of Post We seriously improved this afternoon when struck by automobile driven by Joseph Walsh of 1888 South Lena Bridgeport and owned by FD Bril president of Meigs company. The lad was taken to the Bridgeport hospital with internal injuries.
Special dispatch from Stratford reports the Democratic Town committee elected officers including Chairman John Iurless and Vice Chairs Chirles E. Welles, with Walter Gaddard as treasurer and Mrs Eugene Wel as secretary. A vote to not instruct delegates to state conventions was recorded, while early plans for a fall campaign were discussed.
Cleveland Ohio September report states Stanley Coveleskie ace pitcher for the Indians is out for the remainder of the season due to prolonged intestinal troubles. He has returned home to recover, ending his pitching duties for the year.
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