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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1926
Page
18
Hartford report quotes Professors Vere Mon KR Ketchte and John J Fortra arguing that modern fashion relies on chemists. They say everyday items from boots to belts are influenced by chemical research, with synthetic materials and lab-made fragrances shaping attire.
Stamford officials approve a plan to replace the existing school with a new 2500 pupil facility at a total cost of about 1.025 million dollars. The project includes a 345 thousand dollar extra appropriation and uses Indiana limestone. The decision follows current enrollment of 1327 pupils and aims to avoid later additions, with Robert A. Reynolds named chairman of the town board of finance.
A fragmented note describes sciatic neuritis with back hip pain radiating down the thigh, worsened by walking. It references persistent pain and lists a dubious “Special Formul No. 2” for relief and a second entry “Special Form of No. 3” with unclear directions, typical of ad like remedies.
Stanley Mead, clerk of the building committee, told the New Canaan School Committee that the new high school will be ready and fully equipped by the February opening. The committee rejected Dr Whee-Wek’s request to raise the physics teacher’s salary from 200 to 400 dollars, noting it has already asked the Board of Finance for 300.
Hartford Tec. 14, 194- AP reports Eirold Evans faces ethical charges and possible disbarment after a plea to resign was considered by Judge Edwin C. Dickenson. State's Attorney Alcorn described Evans admitting to employing agents to solicit bootlegger clients and paying commissions, with Evans expressing remorse.
The State Board of Fisheries and Game will continue a daily calisthenic routine of five minutes twice daily despite a brief pause to complete the annual report. Initiated about a year ago by a young woman employee, the program is said to refresh workers, improve efficiency, and even allow airing windows without drafts.
Stamford December 14 Special The mayor argues the city charter fits current needs and need for amendments is unnecessary He proposes a plan to avoid borrowing from January to September until taxes arrive He notes $522 63% of appropriations since April funded permanent or semi permanent payments and cites bond issue of 268000 for roads while sewer, paving and curb projects rise
William and Mary Flannery, described as a sixty-year-old couple, were found dead of accidental gas poisoning in Lowell Massachusetts. They were last seen yesterday evening and a strong odor of gas was detected in their apartment this morning. Police found three burners on a gas stove open when they entered. The medical examiner ruled the deaths accidental.
Sara Wambaugh, a former Peru advisor on the Tacna Arica plebiscite, argues in a signed article that Secretary Kellogg's settlement proposal would turn Peru and Bolivia into jealous rivals. She proposes ceding territory to Peru while granting Bolivia a sea outlet at Arica with a free zone and port facilities to satisfy all three nations. She urges Chile’s cooperation, noting its strained finances and recent loan needs.
Walter Bartlett, once in serious condition after an African harbor boat accident that killed Norman Loud, was discharged from New Haven hospital. Bartlett described how a duck hunting trip ended with the boat overturning as Loud shifted weight, forcing them into the water. Bartlett survived by clinging to the boat for an hour before rescue.
Antonio Marguillo, long sought by New Haven authorities for breach of peace, is believed jailed in New York. A New York communication confirms he is serving nine to twenty years for robbery and shooting a grocer and a police officer. The pursed case stemmed from a complaint by Mrs. Ametia Harris alleging he beat her.
Rev John W Grainger pastor Memorial Baptist Church residing 1236 Howard Ave was admitted to Bridgeport Hospital under Dr Co L Massinger for a kidney ailment aged over 60. He previously dislocated his hip delaying recovery. condition not alarming. William Jones to lead Bible class during absence.
Eighty eight disabled world war veterans, most penniless, appeal to Homer Wheaton Post VFW for funds to pass Christmas at home with loved ones. They have not yet received adjusted compensation, more than eight years after the armistice.
Sir Alfred Mond told the American Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon in London that the United States is a happy land where politicians only argue over the size of the treasury surplus and how to use it. He spoke on his return from a U.S. trip.
The Majestic theatre will show Love's Blindness this week with Mme Glyn supervising every detail of the cast and costumes. Tomorrow the romantic comedy The Cruise of the Jasper B starring Rod La Rocque and Mildred Harris will follow for the rest of the week, with Lilyan Tashman Sam Detrusse Kate Price Ned Sparks and Douglas Gilmore among the cast. Rod La Rocque hails the film as a romantic comedy hit and marks the week’s program at Poll’s Majestic.
PALAOF presents Men of the Night at the palace starting tomorrow a crook drama with Gareth Hughes Wanda Hawley Lucy Beaumont and others. Orpheum and Lyric feature vaudeville acts Fiddle Stanley Ginger Joyner and Foster plus a lineup including Choo Ling troupe Lee Wong Chinese Orchestra and comic turns. Hoot Gibson in The Flaming Frontier runs at the Palace as last showings today with Voices of America singers Cody Murphy and others. Lyric hosts Abie’s Irish Rose with a strong cast and Colleen Moore stars in Twinkletoes at the Lyric for a week starting Sunday night. The program showcases Broadway and film acts throughout the week.
Sime Siverman editor of Cameo Variety lauded the opening Vitaphone Don Juan pairing starring John Barrymore. He calls Barrymore superb and the film a romantic spectacle with unmatched novelty. Cameo closes to install the marvel, aiming to reopen soon. Bridgeport to lead Connecticut in bringing this modern entertainment.
National celebration of Keith Albee's Vaudeville Centennial moves through the week at Poll's Vaudeville with Joe Small's Seven Stylish Steppers Earl Hampton in Meet Dad and a tabloid playlet. Alice Morley In Songs Marie Prevost in Almost A Lady and Modena's Fabulous Revue headline closing programs. International Week wraps with Edwards Morria flix Daddy and the Baby and Stranded in Paris.
An enormous water spout over St. Michael's island in the Azores wrought extensive damage destroying roads and houses. Early reports from the island stated no casualties.
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