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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
13
A local retailer promotes Christmas jewelry shopping with a two-gift purchase offer claiming savings at the Logical Place. The prompt highlights affordability and a wide selection for holiday gift buyers.
In Roquo is apartment matter, Tudeo Jehan Keeler will lead in Superior Court with Judge William M. Bly presiding. A receiver is sought for the Katy & Maljon company over a $50,000 mortgage while coal funds and depreciation issues loom. Tomorrow Judge Malrose resumes three Makara actions for property division and a divorce based on cruelty.
The Bullard organizat in was Christmas Lest ing, Slate strot, at gielack Wednesday December personal letter of invitation president TH. 2, Bullard, Jn. wentent to every employs and in 'udes in the case married men their wives and ildren. Children in the Bridgeport Protestant Orphan lam have also been Invited to ate The children wil receive RiZLA sealed according to their ages and estimated that there will be about 3,500 large sift boxes and about £ 00 boxes for basics. Christmas carols and songs led by Alvin C. Breul and a pantomime. Nigh: Before mas oy izh school girls under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Shermian lyer are on program of entertainment. Special decorations and a. 20-fool Christmas gred are added attractions.
Clinton December 20 The boat used by Wier H H Howland and Ernest Schwabe in a duck hunt last week from which they did not return was found bottom side up with four oars in Gardinay Long Island yesterday. The drifted craft crossed the sound and bodies may not surface soon as searchers found rubber boots and likely ammunition in pockets. authorities doubt recovery soon.
Investigation into Frederick Schultz's death continues as medical examiner Dr. S M Garrick delays reporting to the coroner. Schultz, an employee of City Tee and Coal, was found dead Saturday in the rear room of a saloon on Bunach Street, leaving two brothers in Courtland Street, Brooklyn.
In a Superior court action filed by Mark KK and others of Dariex against Charles A. Insselee alleged obstruction of a long standing right of way from plaintiff’s property to the Boston Post road. Damages of $1,000 claimed. obstruction placed on October 1.
The Irving National Bank of New York sues John D. Lawson and Katherine S. Lawson of Westport in Supreme Court to recover on two notes. One note for 10000 dated September 7 1920 claims 8746.05 due with interest. the other for 4484.39 dated September 29 is wholly unpaid. The complaint states Katherine S Lawson guaranteed the notes.
Harmony Council will hold a memorial meeting on Tuesday evening December 21 with State Post Councilor Julius Kellnar and State Free Councilor Chaytina A. Barrett in attendance. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the evening.
With courts closed last week, 115 divorce actions were resolved since October. New cases continue to arrive, leaving about 475 divorce matters pending in the court system.
Damel Mooney of Glenwood Avenue sues Bridgeport claiming $3,000 in damages for unauthorized entry onto his property. He says the city demolished his front yard and constructed a sidewalk encroaching on his land. No action filed with city clerk.
The notice lists mahogany music cabinets and various blankets 30x40 and 36x50 inches with silk bound edges and lace trim. It also describes lawn and swiss fabrics, filet lace, Normandy Val medallions, aprons with Valen ciennes, and dotted Swiss aprons with pink or blue ribbons priced from 1.00 to 5.00.
A stock of Indian blankets described as the Beacon line offers a wide color range with arrows crosses and zig zags forming tepee like shapes. Colors include red yellow green tan and gray making a warm decorative throw suitable for boys rooms or at the foot of a couch.
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