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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1921

Page

5

Yellow Bowl draws Bridgeport visitors to Sport Hill show

A crowd from Bridgeport and surrounding towns frequents the Yellow Bowl atop Sport Hill. Guests include Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Newton of New Haven and several Misses and Mr. Reynolds partners in New York and East Orange. Norma Talmadge and Eugene Brien star in a Folf's theatre piece with Abraham Lincoln in a dramatic set. The piece’s impact may be underscored by a notable Poll performance element.

Bridgeport I. C. Banke E. J. Taylor Taylor F. J. Newton New Haven W. 4. Watts Marjorie Northrop Mfiss Frances W. M. Reynolds Catharine Reynolds A. Breat Roger M. M. Whitmore Norma Talnedge Eugene Brien Abraham Lincoln Folf's

Pathe News Show At Pol’s Highlights ZR-2 Tragedy

Pathe News features at Pol’s this week recount the ZR-2 disaster near England. Only one or two survivors are reported as images of the crew and Captain Maxwell reach Poris, just before the doomed airship’s planned voyage.

Pathe News Pol’s Bridgeport England Pathe Poris Maxwell

Hitlies Defeat Springfield 10 to 5 in Offense Rally

Springfield fell 10 to 5 as Pittsfield hitters Haley and Williams staked the Hillies to a seven run surge. Three straight doubles in the Secor inning chased Springfield’s pitcher, while a five run rally in the seventh sealed the outcome. Baker delivered the standout hit.

Springfield Pittsfield Haley Williams Sinile Williams Baker Capes I Gerdelin Hammond Ab Bates Stapleton O Bosse Uv Areraves Scrattl Shee Po Becker Rf Gonzales Zimmerman Clark Simpson Naughton Springs Wilms Fierotti Ave Dalves William Ay Pierotti Hal Loath McLaughlin Watera

56th Regiment Men Will Meet Tonight

The final meeting of the committee of arrangements for the Regiment Convention to be held at Pleasure Beach tomorrow will be tonight at the home of the chairman at 161 West Westminster Avenue. All former members who have not attended any meetings are urged to attend. The Bridgeport delegation will decide whom they will recommend to the regimental commander at the convention.

Pleasure Beach Wesmeaton Avenue Bridgeport

Wilson at Jersey City to complete training

New York August 24 Johnny Wilson of Boston arrives to train for a Labor Day middleweight title bout with Ryan Bowney of Cleveland in Jersey City. Wilson weighs 162 pounds and plans light training for a week to make 160 pounds. Bowney has already started training in a local gym.

New York Tohnny Wilson Boston Ryan Bowney Cleveland Jec Vey City Wilson

Chicago beats Philadelphia in 13 to 6 slugfest

In Chicago on August 25 Freeman’s wildness and erratic pitching opened the game as Chicago rallied with solid hitting. Lefty Russell pitched effectively into midgame before tiring, with Treeman Nayer Perkins Russell and Schalk among the standout players in a 13 to 6 victory over Philadelphia.

Qhicagg Freeman Chicago Philadelphia

Washington tops Tigers 9 to 1 in Detroit finale

Washington won the final game of the series against Detroit 9 to 1 as Mogridge pitched effectively in the late innings. Leonard allowed twelve hits over seven innings, with Gharrity, Leonard, Ollins and Bassler scoring for Washington.

Washington Tigers Detroit

Gay Paree Night Out In Boston Back Bay

More than 3,000 people attended a street party on Newbury Street in Back Bay hosted by the Girls' City club and the Sceallag Square Service club. The event featured dancing on a public street with a carnival mood reminiscent of Gay Paree and Mardi Gras New Orleans.

Boston Newbury St Back Bay Girls’ City Club Sceallag Square Service Club New Orleans

Red Letter Week for White House Policies

President Harding has enjoyed a productive week with Congress finalizing a major policy program. Notable moves include peace with Germany, a response to the disarmament conference invitation from Britain and Japan, and funding to clean up the Shipping Board mess, along with steps toward a return to normalcy.

Mark Sullivan Washington Harding Congress Germany Great Britain Japan Shipping Board Tas Treac Hartina Senate Russia United States Rus Terman

Accidental Death Case Involving Klein at Westport

Coroner John J. Paelan ruled accidental death for Clarence W Klein of New Devon who died August 1 at Westport. Witness Donald H Andrews of Southington, injured in the car crash, said to avoid another vehicle they struck a hummer on the road causing wheel collapse and Klein to be thrown headfirst. Paris reports a long plague of houseflies this year. A motion picture machine can photograph the flight of an unseen bee.

John J. Paelan Clarence W’. Klein New Devon Paris

Special Delivery Warnings As Stamp Not Insurance

Postmaster Charles F. Greene reported renewed warnings to users of the special delivery service. The stamp speeds delivery but does not insure or safeguard valuables. valuable mail should be registered or insured. A Washington order requires a rubber stamp marking on all letters with the special delivery stamp to indicate this service distinction.

Charles F. Greene Washington

Stamp on reverse side misread in lottery note

A brief lottery update notes that stamps placed on the reverse side may be overlooked, affecting the handling and verification of entries. The report highlights potential misreads and calls for careful review of submission sheets and stubs.

Vocational Training Bureau to Close in Bridgeport

The Bridgeport office of the Veterans Bureau, once the federal Board of Vocational Training, will be discontinued next month. Local work will shift to the New Haven office, with Bridgeport staff either reassigned there or released. The change affects more than 100 attendees awaiting services and follows national bureau consolidation.

Bridgeport Vet Arans Bureau Federal Board of Vocational Training New Haven

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