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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
14
London authorities report a surge in cigarette use among women amid wartime stress. Medical experts warn nicotine effects heighten nervous strain and may impair motherhood, noting public smoking by women has become normalized and even fashionable in English society.
Mortgage deeds list transfers on Read and Cowles streets Mead Street Capitol Avenue Buckingham Street and more totaling dozens of parcels with prices from 500 to 4500. Quit Claim deeds include transfers of Leontine Delcampo to Tony Pascal and Benny A Lewis to Henry Recklat. Costume accessories and Paisley silks feature in the fashion notes.
A Yale University professor presents a Shakespeare lecture course at United Congregational Church Broad and Gilbert Street starting Monday October 16. Readings cover Origin of the Modern Drama Mystery Plays of the Middle Ages and works by Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Johnson with a schedule through March.
The Connecticut D. R. gathers at Second Congregational church Manchester on Thursday October 2 with the president general, state and national officers. A 9:40 AM welcome and a 7:40 PM reception in Geney hall are planned. Members to wear chapter or state pins for admission.
The Bridgeport chapter of the American Institute of Bankers plans an informal social dance in Stratfield's ballroom on Wednesday October 11 Music will be by an orchestra of members. The event aims to build on past entertainments and boost this year's social activities. Committee: Dennis P. Tobin Raymond L Thibault Miss Wilma L Bakes John Solomon Jr James Staples Miss Dorothy MacGregor.
Mrs Monyiee A Grady of the Fifth District Women’s Democratic was chosen as the woman member of the Democratic State Central Committee from the first senatorial district. Her election was unanimous with 713 delegates at the convention. The selection marks the first staff woman members and followed a delayed election.
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