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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
30
A dental advisory urges parents to avoid film on children's teeth and promote a new toothpaste, Penso dent, claiming it safely removes the film. The public is invited to try a free ten day table via a coupon offer.
The Chamber offers support to the mayor for the annual Clean-Up Week planned for May. Secretary Crosby leads chamber efforts with long experience, urging citizens to paint houses and refresh the city as part of the campaign.
Southport Current Events club held its annual meeting at Wakeman Memorial building. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Oliver Jennings as president and Mrs Predarick Tisheep as vice president with Mr Samuel Jennings as recording secretary, Miss Wilson as treasurer, and Miss Jessica Legier Payne secured as lecturer for next season. The group plans six lectures on Socialty in the Making at the Pequot school auditorium and approved a $5 appropriation to purchase cigarettes and sand for disabled soldiers in Allingtown hospital.
Mrs. William Marquardt of 921 Dewey Street was slightly injured when struck by an automobile on John Street while crossing with a baby and a child. Operator William F. McCombs, 19, of 5 Linwood Avenue, said the woman walked in front of his car from behind another vehicle and he reported the incident to police. no arrest was made. The right leg was injured and two bystanders aided her. the children were not hit.
In early aviation a designer unveils a craft powered by rear exhaust rather than forward propulsion. The concept, once dismissed as inefficient, is claimed to have surmounted key hurdles and attracted government attention.
Unquowa school pupils will stage a morning program in French Thursday April 9 at Stratfield Baptist Church near the school. Parents and the public are invited. Group 6 opens with a song, then "A Bouquet of Flowers" by named students. Group four performs "Mother's Pinger." The main event is the play "The Three Tempans" by the 4th Group French class directed by Madame Glueck, in three scenes lasting 49 minutes with English synopses for each act.
The Third Precinct yesterday conducted two liquor raids. Those held on bond of 300 dollars for trial in City Court this morning are Jacob Levy of 464 Bostwick Avenue and Samuel Roth of 119 Howard Avenue.
John Anastasia of Malden Mass was sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Samuel Young after pleading guilty to theft. He attempted to steal four suitcases from Mrs James Elder of Pittsburg on a New York to Boston train and was detected. The cases contained valuable property.
Delia Legere funeral from 700 Laurel avenue with high mass at St Augustine's led by Abbert F. Driscoll. Burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Sarah Burton Blake funeral from H E Bishop mortuary chapel with burial at Snakeview cemetery. Numerous other obituaries and funeral arrangements follow for Kemper, Murphy, Harris lodge, Lovejoy, Fanning, Ferencek, Wellington, Golish, Robertson, Serre, Brown, Rowe, Wilber.
The Rt Rev John Newton McCormick D D bishop of Western Michigan will preach the last of a series of United Episcopal Lenten services at Christchurch on Thursday at 7 80 pm under the Episcopal Men's club. He is a noted author and church leader serving also as Bishop in charge of the American Church in Europe and head of Michigan State Welfare commission. The program features Henry Zeloff tenor soloist and Manufacturers Chorus with Theodore W Braitling at the organ. The piece ends with a note on John Montague fourth Earl of Sandwich said to have coined the luncheon name and endowed it for posterity.
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