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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
6
Readers note popular baby tablets praised by mothers as safe non opioid remedies for minor childhood illnesses. The text lists brands and endorsements, quoting parents and local shop recommendations while warning to avoid unknown substances.
A federal witness testified that Forbes wrecked his home. The testimony described a series of events, including threats and disruptive acts, with references to a trial timeline and related individuals. The report notes ongoing court proceedings and surrounding details.
The organization held its 36th anniversary meeting at the Aable Collegiate church. General secretary Peilenty Le Bowl announced a new open city alliance plan and adopted resolutions endorsing the Jones Sunday Fest.
Dec 8 New York reports emerging bids from merchants and associations to raise 496 600 dollars within 36 hours to fund traffic relief projects. An Earth Avenue group led by FTirtell pledged funds, but the effort was rejected by de Mlavar who warned the federation would approve later.
Employees of the Kresge company in the city will receive a Christmas bonus. A meeting in the week approved the gift as a holiday gesture, with details on distribution and eligibility noted by company officials.
Stratford Republicans at the Masonic temple heard Jamis lillin of Rostow outline support for Col Bingham for the United States Senate. The discussion stressed the need for strong party backing to deny minority charges and unite behind Bingham’s candidacy amid district and state race tensions.
The Supreme Court upheld Pennsylvania and broader U S statutes prohibiting the use of shoddy materials in mattress and pillow bolster production. The decision validates government action against inferior furniture components and cites Palmer Brothers Company of Connecticut in defining noncompliant practices.
Stratford town meeting reappointed Mrs. Mohr as secretary of the Stratford Library Board for a five year term. The session also elected school and zoning board members and library trustees, and authorized short term notes up to 100000 for improvements. Streets Gorham Street Fir al Avenue Pauline Street Hillside and Maple Streets among those to be accepted by the town.
The Boston probate court heard a petition from fellow trustees demanding the removal of Diletmore of Boston as trustee under Mary Baker Eddy’s will. The petition states Diletmore has ceased to be a follower of Eddy and would take effect at year end with the resigning trustee’s duties ending then.
The Bridgeport State Police station loses Charlen Mitt and Bernard Stully to the new Westport barracks. Sergeant Walter Lynehan will head the Westport unit with Vercelli and Wigelow remaining in Bridgeport. The Bridgeport squad is reassigned under Sergeant Virelli as Westport construction continues, while the Norwalk detachment moves to Westport shores up the new barracks.
New York notes that on December 28 Viscount Cecil will formally receive the Milson Foundation's first $25,000 award at a dinner at the Hotel Astor in New York, marking the anniversary event.
Normin H. Davis, president of the foundation in San Francisco, announced a nation wide birthday commemoration. Cities listed include Philadelphia Seattle Atlanta Omaha and Washington alongside Wood row Wilson anniversary memorial din ers.
Associated Press report notes arrests of ten men for alleged work with international communism in Paris. police warn foreigners to carry valid papers. government questions foreign press emphasis on communism while insisting it is a minor issue.
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