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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
The newly elected chef ranger, a newcomer to Bridgeport, has held the same post for three years in the past. Names cited include Andie, Thane, Caserti, Ven eruso, Woodwide Manna, Woodward, Beadle, Vettorelli, Delle boche, Gioytani Termichell, and S Mi Sanzone among trustees and officials. The secretaries and trustees oversee the change as the community notes the election.
An old newspaper ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey claiming opens the pores and penetrates for chest colds head colds and croup. It offers cough syrup and salve for one price of 35 cents, marketed as made recommended and guaranteed to the public.
An advertisement touts Stuarts Calem Wafers as a cure for pimples blotches and muddy complexion. It says the pills drain body impurities and convert toxins into a harmless substance, promising clearer skin with a 60 cent box at any drug store.
Local hardware outlets on Fairfield Ave and Middlesl est face rebranding and expanded inventories as shoppers trend toward DIY projects. Buyers encounter broader tool selections and household goods with new displays and extended weekend hours.
Testimony details Benzel president and director of India Tea Co about money owed for merchandize and lack of ledgers. Witnesses include Weersman and Dreimer. bank relations and stockholder questions arise as Special Commissioner Klein resumes involuntary bankruptcy hearing.
Police believe Leonard Gabriello of Reilly Street killed Harry Rossignal last Sunday night with a pocket knife found on Gabriello. Testimony to Coroner Phelan cited fear of vengeance. bloodstained knife sent to the state lab. Rosso remains missing and a coroners hearing resumes.
The United States Relief Administration oversaw about 100 000 Polish children on duty last April with numbers rising. In Bridgeport local efforts and a Polish relief network headed by Premier Paderewski and Madame Paderewski collaborate with American authorities to distribute funds for Polish children. A correspondent reports harsh winter conditions, coal shortages, and needs for shoes and overcoats amid eight degree below temperatures in Warsaw and surrounding areas.
Fragmented forecast notes describe warmer Friday followed by rain and possible snow by Sunday across New England and eastern seaboard. Winds shift from southeast to fresh south along the coast, with high but falling pressure and variable cloud cover. Temperature readings and tide-like data are listed for major cities, indicating rain, snow potential, and partly sunny intervals through the period.
Obituary notes list services for Mrs Jamie Whit Lineal and Mrs Lilei Murphy Crown, with masses and burials at local churches and cemeteries. Other entries include funeral services for Harry Ressigno, Mrs Rowen, and several deaths with details of locations, times, and officiating clergymen.
The article reports that forty four states have notified the state department of the prohibition of a constitutional amendment. Virginia leads the historical report, with details following the Senate's response and a January 7, 1859 report. The piece notes delays and reactions across states as officials confirm their positions.
Legal ruling ends attempts by Berkman to remain in the United States. The report notes questions about asylum, detention and potential appeals, with references to New York proceedings and related deportation actions.
Fragmentary OCR text offers no clear event, names, or locations to summarize into a dated news item or public notice.
The readable OCR fragment mentions an old medical or dosage note with phrases about laxatives and a mysterious chronicle of names and places. It reads as garbled text with scattered references to a study, a person named Quinne, and possible mentions of New Vue or Neve.
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