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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
18
An advertisement touts Lastbrow Liquid as a water resistant, smudge proof product for lashes and brows. It claims quick drying, no bead effect, and thick luxuriant lashes, urging readers to try it at a low cost from department stores.
Stillman seeks to overturn a Supreme Court decision denying his divorce and upholding baby Guy Stilman's legitimacy. Attorneys argued in Brooklyn appellate court that letters said to be written by Mrs Stillman to Beauvais were improperly admitted. Former Governor Miller claimed letters are the case’s backbone, while Mills for Mrs Stillman challenged their authorship.
Joseph Perry of Madison avenue was arrested for obstructing tram bag defined in City ordinance after turning his automobile around on Fairfield Avenue. He was released on his operator's license for appearance in City Court today. Summonses were served on 12 other motorists for court hearings this morning. Charges included driving a truck with more passengers than permitted, seven drivers cited for lackless driving, one for evading responsibility in an accident, and another for a car not properly equipped with brakes.
Premier Baldwin urges support to fight unemployment as polling day arrives. Readers will learn about election dynamics, key figures like Lloyd George Churchill and Asquith, and the anticipated delay in final results across London, provincial boroughs, and rural constituencies.
California man Sailstad former president of Multitone Phonograph Co. of Eau Claire Wis arrested on murder and arson charges. He confessed to using Allen McFee s body in Lake Nebagammon Wisconsin then burning the dwelling to fake his own death. Insurance action for about 62000 remains under appeal as details of the case emerge.
Ducumaging, in charge of the local army recruiting station, touts advantages for enlisted men including steady pay, no weather or sickness worries, free clothing and meals, and travel opportunities funded by Uncle Sam. The article notes pathways to civil life after enlistment, potential commissions, and enhanced physical and mental development through service.
Senator Moses of New Hampshire proposes replacing the Teague era World Court with a Hague seat at a dinner of the American Association of Woolen Manufacturers. He argued America backed The Hague tribunal and questioned turning away from a homegrown creation, citing concerns about tying the court to foreign diplomacy and the Narona dialogue.
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