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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
16
Reports from New York Oct show Hioters ready to act as German opera at the Lex wheater halted pending court action. Police were reinforced as civil authorities prepared for potential protests or disruption surrounding the Meistersinger performance. About 400 officers stood by while organizers and civic leaders debated next steps amid tense conditions.
Admiral Conz expresses gratitude to Bridgeport for aid received yesterday as part of a drive for the Department of the Italian waterplant. Rear Admiral Mic eo Cong of the superdread plough Center Cavour in Naples conveys thanks on behalf of the people of Bridgeport and the committee members.
A noble effort during the drive is praised as certain to be known across Italy. Yuri is expected to be highly appreciated by the entire nation for the work and dedication shown.
Olga Filenovich sues for $1,200 alleging her husband misused funds held in her name and refused to transfer the account or return his money. The case contends a wife controls the joint funds and a claim arises over alleged improper deposits and deprivation of property in the city.
The Matted Chiaveh youths formed a dramatic club under Mrs. Far Sherman Pryor to aid community service through plays. Carl Fet ed, Minnie Brown secretary, William Suffern chaired the committee to organize future activities. Members plan to attend High School Monday night for remarks by Ltar Walker Cindy Judge John S. Pollan and aim to stage notable local works.
The condition of Hugo Haase, leader of the independent Socialists shot at the Reichstag, has worsened after a second operation. He suffers septicemia with high fever, doctors fearing a fatal turn in his illness. Franklin Bartlett Camp No. 8 hosts a gathering with New Haven Camp No. 7 and ladies auxiliary on November 1 to entertain visitors. Ladies plan an exhibition drill. Stamford camp meeting participation is also noted. Lady Newborough, once hailed as England’s most beautiful peerage figure, visits the U.S. to help entertain the Prince of Wales and his hosts.
Frances E. Osborne Derby’s leading businesswoman married Waldo Lielovg a New York architect at Lochl Methodist church. Rev Z. Fiam mond officiated. only close friends attended. After a wedding trip the couple will return to this city to reside.
The Pullman Company shows a surplus rise for the year ending July 31. The company reports revenue in excess of expenses lifting the surplus to 20,364,832 dollars. Under contract with the director general of railroads the year earnings were 11,730,000 dollars, with dividends totaling 9,9979 dollars versus 9,544, prior year.
The readable fragments reference Beechland cargo status and crew fate, an American access road, Africa, and a note on ships and weapons. It also mentions new poisons discovered by recent military activities in the InSled Shales, with scattered references to figures and locations.
A vintage advertisement discusses fragile teeth in young children and warns of gritty tooth powders containing pumice oyster-shell and calcium carbonate. It notes Albodonia calcium carbonate mixed with clove and cinnamon oils as a safer option used by professionals, with a five week tube priced at two and a half cents.
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