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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1927
Page
3
The article describes a shifting scene where divorce proceedings and related gatherings move into Riveria as lawyers and tax experts observe a culture of wagers and high stakes. It notes gamblers, emotional displays, and readers of the divorce market, with claims that millions are risked at gaming tables and in Paris courts.
A Stinson-Detroite monoplane named Royal Windsor, carrying Paul Wood and C A Duke, was christened at Walkeville field near Windsor Ontario after landing from Curtiss Field, New York. Police dispersed crowds as the craft touched down, with departure plans delayed by weather and mechanical concerns.
A health column argues epilepsy largely stems from intestinal poising and fasting dietetic treatment can cure many cases. It cites Dr Lane on colon issues, notes brain injuries as only surgical cure, and shares patient anecdotes including a wedding couple's experience with nocturnal spells.
Premier Stanley Baldwin told a Canadian audience that the dominion’s British character built its prosperity with capital and skill. He warned unions against industrial upheaval, urged cooperation, and contrasted Canada’s growth with dangers he attributed to communism and Russia. He spoke before about 20600 people in Lamark Shire, England.
Florence Anderson twenty seven a Los Angeles schoolteacher was fatally wounded in an attack while returning from Metco City. Her coffin was transported to the United States amid a crowd gathered at the border. Officials vow to maintain federal security as the case unfolds.
Readers are urged to write Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred to discuss intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram.
In Bethnal Green a new Lenin estate opens as part of a Communist oriented effort amid a weaving slum. The 32 two or three bedroom apartments feature enclosed entrances, soundproof walls, modern fittings, and included electricity. Rents run 18 to 21s weekly with 1600 applications on file.
A competitive examination for the United States Military Academy entry from Connecticut will be held October 15 at the Fairfield post office. Applicants must be U S citizens, residents of Fairfield County, 17 by entrance and under 22, with July 1 as the entrance date. Merritt asks candidates to notify him by September 27, 1927, and the top candidate will be the principal appointee with two alternates chosen in order.
Fred Leneau of Worcester recounts his rescue from a 40 foot well in Auburn after being trapped for about 38 hours. He describes digging with a pipe, a cave‑in, boards pinning him, and the hopeful moments before rescuers freed him. He was hospitalized in Worcester and expected to recover within a week or two.
Miss Tila A Berwind hosted a lavish annual ball closing Newport tennis week at the Berwind Elms estate. About five hundred guests attended from upscale Newport dinner parties, marking the season’s finale with the society colony’s grand setting inspired by Versailles.
Matthew Falcone forty five of 11 North Leotard sweet was solested on charges of robbery and carrying concealed weapons after police say he held up John Tslougs proprietor of a pool room at 70 Bank street and took 900 dollars The robbery occurred in the poolroom and Falcone locked the door he left but people seized a dial and smashed two windows The arrest drew Patrolman Patrik Murphy to the scene as Falcone was coming out.
New York August 28 19xx a liner France steamed away to Europe as a baroness and her husband barely reached the ship officials helped with trunks and bags while the couple waved from the pier a waiting moment turned tense before they boarded the vessel amid crowding onlookers and a sad misstep resolved before departure
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