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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1926
Page
15
Very new and smart are sport sandals of linen in different colors. These lace avert the instep and ankles with linen tape.
Women abandon old sanitary pads for Kotex a new protection that reduces lost days and improves health. Five times absorbent deodorizes and prevents embarrassment with easy disposal. Available at drug departments for a few cents, eight in ten better-class women use it, proving risk of old methods.
The Pootatuck Yacht Club hosts a mid summer meet on Saturday August 14 featuring canoe skiff and novelty boat races swimming diving and aquatic entertainment. Outside talent boosts this year’s event with many locals and visitors expected to gather in Stratford Connecticut.
Most Chinese abroad hail from Fukien Province. Their remittances form a financial risk as funds flow into China, highlighting how overseas earnings affect domestic currency and governance.
John Seamon of Yonkers paid a $25 fine plus costs after a reckless driving charge at Danbury court. James Bingham, of Passaic, was found not guilty. The crash occurred entering St. Rose's Church driveway on July 11, injuring no one. Bingham’s car overturned, he was freed by parishioners, and Kingman treated him at Danbury hospital. The church frolic at Newtown Inn, July 22–24, was a social and financial success with expectations of a large return. A St. Rose mission is planned to open October 3 at 8:45 mass.
Fairfield August 2 A local man identified only as John Doe, known as Simon or Louis, was found staggering in Frank Ferri's mill pond after daybreak. Constable Elwood arrested him for intoxication. he awaited trial at Bridgeport's third precinct. Also reported: a car collision at Unquowa and Mill Plain roads, a 2500 person St Stephen's picnic at Highland Park, a Fairfield Beach wedding, a horse killed after an auto strike, Greenfield Hill country club entertainment lineup, and postmaster dinner attendance in Southport and Fairfield.
London dispatch reports Belgrade orders army commanders to pursue Bulgarian irregulars back to Bulgarian soil, a move that would amount to a declaration of war. Despite border clashes, no authoritative evidence of full hostilities has emerged and Bulgaria and Jugoslav officials have issued charges and countercharges. There are also rumors Jugoslavs are appealing to the League of Nations over frontier incursions.
Thousands of teachers from schools of all levels converge on Teachers College at Columbia University for six weeks. About 500 principals join students in education courses aiming for master's degrees, with 16 000 enrollment in education offerings. Excursions and social events supplement study as many teachers return yearly seeking advanced credentials.
Auto hearings will be conducted by the commissioner of motor vehicles at the county courthouse at 9 30 Friday morning. Operators with suspended licenses may show cause why cards should be returned. Read list of those appearing and their alleged offenses including speeding reckless driving drunk driving and operating without a license from Bridgeport Brookfield Devon Danbury Stratford and surrounding areas.
Hobart Mh Beardsley died in Monroe last month leaving an estate about 46000 dollars. Eight heirs at law include two sisters three nieces and three nephews. No will. Agned AL the only sister residing in Monroy filed the administration application Monday. William Watson Beardsley of Bridgeport is a nephew.
Stunning lampshades use backcloth in a wide range of colors and are stiff enough to pleat without extra backing. The material allows elegant folds, offering decorative lighting options with minimal construction effort.
Dr S Parkes Cadman, author and radio host, reports that 65 to 76 percent of questions sent to his Bridgeport Telegram column are religious in nature. He cites love and moral topics as common, politics less engaging, and notes readers favor harmony over controversy. Cadman plans Europe trip and future radio talks.
The annual outing of the Manufacturers Association will be held August 29 on the Bridgeport Hydrandle company property west of the upper Hemlock reservoir. Members meet at North and Brooklawn avenues at 12 o'clock and travel by automobile. A lunch bake will be served by George Godfrey, with music by the Harvey Hubbell band and the Manufacturers chorus.
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