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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
4
A Keene official tours a dispensary facility with a focus on oversight and public access. The visit includes remarks on regulatory posture and potential impact on local services and safety.
The Senate approved the first deficiency bill authorizing an additional appropriation of about 108 million dollars, roughly three million more than the bill’s prior draft. The measure advances to Governor Warren for signing as law.
Fragmentary police notes describe a mail robbery in Bridgeport with a tipped clue found on a end dianpi avenue. Post office staff rushed to the scene as investigators traced a suspect, while officers searched for a corpus deieti and attempted to identify the hidden motive behind the crime.
A habeas corpus action cites asylum head Dr Floyd T Haviland acting at Middletown Connecticut. The writ seeks release by 10 o clock and shows cause why confinement should not continue. The petition was filed by Samuels of Porington and Senter in Lincoln County. The record notes detention at Middletown jail following a custody order.
A garbled list of warranty deeds and quit claim transfers appears across street names and names such as Philip Dimesa, John, Mars ty, Colorado, George Ki tu Gnavies, and Barnum Avenue. The fragmentary text references various properties on Ste ta Tullus Avenue, Marin Street, Maple Street, Woodhill, and Ridge Street, along with associations and banks.
A garbled fragment discusses headache relief and after effects from a medicine but content is unclear. It mentions possible brands and terms like dipadache and after effects, with references to Veen AG and REP PIR. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
An OCR fragment describes Christmas in France during wartime, focusing on church services, children, and French customs. It notes crowds at churches like Saint Sulpice and Meur le, large temporary displays on Paris boulevards, and shoppers in urban streets, with emphasis on religious devotion and gifts.
Fragmented text discusses gas belching and a vocal warning. Mentions medical preparation and a possible drug advertisement. References to names, places, and terms are garbled. Overall content is unclear but appears to mention relief, prevention, and a druggist.
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