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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

2

Three Destroyers Lost Claim by Berlin

Berlin reports that British forces attacked Zeebrugge and Ostend harbors. Four marine uniforms were to seize the Mole, with several vessels sunk near the harbor entrance. Berlin says three destroyers were sunk and many torpedo and motor boats were lost, while Allied casualties were small.

Berlin Brlin Ostend Zeefugee Zeebrugge Main Igie Virginia Janterprise Hus

Nearly All Fly Loan Honor Flag Observance at Carsen Dry Goods

Barnum and Bailey troupe sent in aggregate returns to local HQ. Carsen Dry Goods plans a Liberty Day observance with Wheeler and Wilson band playing 2 30 to 5 tomorrow. Four Minute Men and 32 Minute Women to push bond subscriptions led by Ass. M. J. Blume. Ioocamobile plant workers join in patriotic celebration with factory band and a Riker truck sign hoisted to rally cheers.

Barnum and Baileyeireas Carsen Dry Goods Company Wheeler and Wilson Alen Riker Shawn

Will Decide on Housing Request Continued From Page One

Bridgeport residents urge senate committees to fund housing for newcomers and Remington Arms plant workers. Local housing officials say construction should start soon to prevent crowding as the city absorbs thousands of new workers.

Bridgeport Senate Worl Bridgeport Housing Company Remington Arms Plant

Jitneys to Stop Running Today

Jitneys face suspension as planning unfolds for rerouting lines to ease traffic. Officials aim to solicit public support via printed petitions to Police Commissioners, hoping for a less disruptive solution. A test case may be considered to gauge court response to the slated injunction. The Stratford Fairfield jitney group meets to decide next steps while police and traffic officials pursue alternatives.

Connecticut Police Commission Taifield Avenue Alain Street State Street Barnum Avenue

Tanks Lead German Forces In Advance

British and French lines report German tanks leading a frontal push south of Amiens toward Castel and Villers-Bretonneux. British and French troops and tanks counterattacks, with heavy fighting along the Somme front and near Hangard en Santerre. Artillery and aerial observations confirm breaks in Zeebrugge and Ostend harbors as observers note naval actions.

Castel Paris Bailleul Merville Bee- Yin Bethune Lawe River Wns Zebrugge Ostend Zenbrugge France Somme Germany Holland Netherlands Berlin Hague The Congress Bulgaria Turkey Wilson Mole London Zeebrugge Mola Admiralty Avre Hangard En Santerre Hailles Senecat Wood Ayre Hangard Wangard Haines Heebringre Associated Press Villers-Bretonneux Kangard Villers- Beetonneux Villers' Bratonneux Enem Jesanie Villers- Bretonneux Vondh War Office Hangard-en-Santerre Alsan Vilage Hill $2 Wurther Meuse Doha Lakes Duvoli Vrba Sals Strelea

Weeping Eczema Remedies Claim Quick Relief

G W Hall reports severe weeping eczema improved after using Sootha Salva and Fruit-a-tives. He says three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives cured him entirely. The remedies, sold by dealers or Fruit-a-tives Limited of Ogdensburgh NY, come in 50c and $2.50 sizes, with a trial 20c option.

G. W. Hall Fruit Tives Limited Ogdensburgh N. Ye

High Heels Cause Corns, Warns Advertisers

An advertisement warns that high heels cause corns and infections, urging readers to buy Freezone to remove corns quickly. The product claims it dissolves the corn root and dries on contact, with a quarter ounce sufficient for foot relief.

Camp Upton Quota to Report to Boards Today

Three hundred thirty six Bridgeport men will report to their draft boards for final instructions before entraining to Camp Upton L I tomorrow. Sanford Stoddard, chairman of the local boards, arranged depart details. Five cars will be used on the siding at the westbound station for entraining. Captains and lieutenants will be selected from each board. Relatives may not join departing men on the station platform and farewells must occur in waiting areas. Patrolsmen under Captain Z H Regan will enforce order to prevent overcrowding and confusion at the platform.

Bridgeport Camp Upton L. I Sanford Stoddard Z. H. Regan Str Stoddard Publica

Laymen's Registration Committee Plans Campaign at Bridgeport Banquet

Laymen's Registration Committee of the Laymen's Missionary Movement held a well attended dinner at the First Baptist church. Albert J. Lavery presided as chairman, with speakers including Ilerbert Brown Day and William Monoway. The group outlined a systematic church outreach in Bridgeport and vicinity and requested prayer for the convention speakers and victory for Christ and democracy. Boysworth Tone and Christian Endeavor will meet at First Presbyterian church.

Bridgeport Te Mirst Bapetist Albert J. Lavery A. Chattee Ammons Ilerbert & Brown Wi 4Z Day William FB. Dlonoway Troy Boyworth Tone Chrristian Endeavor First Presbyterian Church

Holcomb Orders English-Only Education In 1918 Hartford Proclamation

Governor Marcus H. Holcomb issues a 1918 Hartford proclamation ordering English to be the exclusive language of instruction in all public and private schools for specified studies with a devotions exception, bans non English instruction and employment of enemy aliens as teachers, and calls state officials to enforce the order.

United States State Board of Education Cliven Song Hand Geal Hartford Smarcus Holcomb

Monthly U boats report replaces weekly losses

The Admiralty in London announced the cessation of the weekly shipping losses return and its substitution with a monthly report issued on the Thursday after the first of each month. In Paris the long range bombardment continues with no new victims reported.

London Admiralty Paris

Dresses for little girls on the second floor

More real enjoyment in choosing dresses for little girls than for anybody else. What delight to watch them as the pretty affairs come forward one by one. Then later, how great is enjoyment of each little girl as she wears each new dress. Pretty white voile dresses with hand smocking and trimming of Chiny lace and buttons 3.50. Vine white voile with hemstitched ruffle top embroidered in same pattern as sleeves, unique collar with four points 5. Crisp organdy dresses with double-ruffle skirt edging of Wallace, smart straps across front 5. Smart Empire dress finished with lace and rows of tucking 4. Net dress with two deep tucks on skirt, peplum 4. Lawn and organdy in models, trimmed with lace or embroidery, some with smocking or pin tucks 1.50 to 6. Second floor.

Wallace

Sailor Recruitment Ad by United States Shipping Board

A wartime style recruitment notice asks if you have sailed and want to join the merchant service. It urges readers to contact United States Merchant Marine via a three cent stamp inquiry and names Frederic Jodlaskin as director.

United States Shipping Board United States WL Kerchant Marine Frederic Jodlaskin AW Aelinatun Ddl Jayclusea Rep

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