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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
16
The Plaza Theatre hosted Anita Stewart in The Widnight Romance with strong audience applause and humor from Brown and Jackson. The program included Virtuous Wives and a vaudeville section featuring clever acts by The Ex and McBride, with lively songs and a satire on the medical plan.
A private dance class is announced at Quiltys School for Darcing Cromal with room for ladies and gentlemen. Eight lessons priced at 8 dollars total, payable 2 dollars at the first lesson and 2 dollars at each following lesson. Saturday at 2 pm for children and juveniles ages 3 to 14. Separate joven classes begin 2 pm with terms 12 dollars for the season. Adults 14 and up meet at 4:30 pm for greens and classical interpretations. Information via call room or telephone.
Omaha council votes to recruit 100 new policemen and organize a defensive force with two machine guns thirty gatling guns and motorcycles. Major General Leonard Wood recommends a militia drill and a special session is planned to decide details amid post riot unrest.
Nunne Pandolfo of Pembole Street faced Superior Court in Middle Town on a charge related to an accident at work on June 11, 1911. An undercover investigation by State Police traced the incident to Pandolfo who, while employed at Waterbury Brass Company, had his foot caught in a machine he operated. After arrest and plea change, he was sentenced to five years in state prison.
Stratifield Encampment marks its fiftieth anniversary with a gathering at Odd Tellows Hill. Several hundred members and friends attended an evening of entertainment and a reception after a 14-number musical program by N'ssens orchestra. Prominent figures included Grand Encampment officers and Charles Wo Smith, the eldest Wing Officer, who led the state branch of the organization in Leit.
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