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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
3
An old ad promotes Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand from Hindly Pharmacy and Hart gan Drug Store. It claims relief for nervousness anxiety and indigestion in three days with a money back plan. It markets to those overworked or smoking, promising improved mood and appetite.
The newly renovated YMCA opens to the public Monday from 7 30 to 10 with a varied program. A 6 30 complimentary dinner honors John V Cook of the Metropolitan YMCA Brooklyn. Speare of Northeastern and Mr Cook will speak as part of the festivities and a university education address will conclude the evening.
The United States government maintains five Hoating courts conducted on coast-guard cutters. One court serves in the Arctic Ocean, three are located in Beringaga, and one operates in southwestern Aldske.
Last night closed the first portion of the Teacher Training Institute under Miss Margaret C. Hickey. Thirty five teachers studied English instruction methods for the foreign born and prepare for Monday’s school opening. Continnuation and Americanization classes will start in twelve school houses. Classes include elementary speaking, correct writing of English, and advancement to citizenship requirements.
Milford board votes to proceed with Milford’s new $59,000 hospital. Architect Walter H. Skinner to solicit bids by October 16. Two weeks of fundraising yielded about $38,000 in pledges with $16,900 from last year’s drive plus $50,000 to raise before completion. Work to start if bids align with funds on hand.
Long Hill plans its annual town meeting Monday in the town hall to review the budget and elect officers. Nominations split along party lines with nominees for assessor, board of relief, selectmen, finance, registrar, auditor, and grand jurors. The Trumbull A. C. hosts a dance. Long Hill Fire Company stages a harvest fair. road construction progresses toward Bridgeport with concrete laid on one side. John Johnson named delegate to the National convention of the Hommes et Chevaus society in New Orleans.
Claim credits Tanlac with proven results by hundreds of thousands who have taken it. Readers are urged to visit their nearest druggist for purchase and further information.
Dressy coats feature velour and cut polivis fabrics with navy brown and black colors. They offer versatile wear for any occasion with large sleeves and optional fur collars. Silk embroidery enhances some, with satins and crepe de chine linings. Prices run 25 and 29.50, Second floor center.
Sale lists Coty L Origon and Paris extracts in multiple sizes with prices from 75 cents to 4.39 for a half ounce and up. Chypre options include half ounce and bulk by the ounce, with several formats and a two dollar range for toilet waters. Mair floor center.
Men receive a warm, finely styled coat sweater offering genuine warmth per square inch. It fits under a coat or can be worn as a golf or driving coat in sizes 34 to 50, priced from 7.50 to 8.50, available on the Porth floor front.
The notice describes tan or grey tweed middy suits for boys up to age three with sailor collars and cuffs trimmed in black braid. Suits are neatly tailored, trousers are fully lined, and the price is stated as good value for durable wear.
Jersey blouses for women feature a warm comfortable worsted jersey slip on with a high round neck and long sleeves. The design includes two patch pockets and a long knotted tie girdle for a mannish touch, shown in navy brown and black at 4.56 dollars.
This ad touts suits for boys aged eight to eighteen featuring sturdy materials, Norfolk coats, and durable design. Each suit comes with two pairs of trousers, a long lasting construction, and mohair linings at a price of S11,75, offered at Basement front.
The store lists good books by well known writers including The Tale of Triona by William J. Locke and Tales of the Jazz Age by F Scott Fitzgerald with prices from $1.75 to $4.75. The Book department is on the atrium floor at Fairneld Ave.
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