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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
12
A report to the police states a theft last night at the Army and Navy store located at 958 Meinstreet. The sash register contained 870 in cash. Investigators seek leads on suspects and motive.
Clotted up kidney deposits dissolved and the toxins flushed out. Doctor Carey notes the kidneys' perfect function affects life. If back pain, darts, dizziness, headaches, or cloudy urine occur, try Marsh-Root Prescription available as liquid or tablet at drug stores with refund if no benefit. price offered two bottles.
Registration data for the year indicates more children enrolling in the district schools. Total attendance reached 5,446 in public and private centers with 240 women and 2R113? pavechtd. The year’s overall rise totals S278 grant among children from four to seven years old.
A reported invention by M Tampier blends a car and aircraft into a single foldable craft. The machine reportedly powered by a 14 horsepower automotive engine lifts with Hispano wings that roll alongside the fuselage.
The case of Pietiie SEE ob Mew Cannin, charged with burglary and possession of stolen goods, was continued with witnesses for the defense and prosecution presenting their records. Proceedings note the alleged involvement in automobile thefts in the state police file. a December hearing date is referenced in Tacokh.
Des 2b reports that prewar officers in the Soviet Red Army, sidelined then, gain higher pay and status as the Bolsheviks admit unequal treatment is needed for capable leadership. Training includes schools and real combat experience, with officers drawn from the old nobility and others seeking food. The Kronstadt revolt context shows ongoing turmoil.
The Barnum recreation center hosts a Christmas program Friday evening at six o clock with a Christmas tree and a visit from Santa Claus for children. The upper grades and Barnum high school department present a pageant titled Dene Taster's Christmas Star, set in a poor newsboy and his sister’s humble apartment. Two acts show Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with named cast and local participants, followed by a musical program by Barnum rowdies and church groups.
Ford plans to begin an automobile factory in Germany as part of expanding in Europe. The move signals a broader strategy to boost production capacity and serve European markets with locally assembled vehicles amid ongoing industrial shifts.
A long, jumbled review of stage shows at Lyric and other venues features The Shrew, Common Law, and various vaudeville acts. Highlights include The Love Garden musical numbers, a sawed-in-half illusion, and performances by Thornton Fran and Nana & I Grant. Also noted are films with Roger and Perry, plus upcoming attractions at Dawe’s and Park theatres with actor profiles and production notes.
Miss Fannie Smith led a kindergarten and training school party yesterday afternoon at the parish room. Children sang carols under Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, each group performing charms and verses. Santa Claus appeared with gifts, and a Jack Horner surprise delighted all before refreshments.
An article notes Christmas activities for orphans, including stockings hung above the altar at the Port City Protestant Gratin and a Sunday service. Children will receive stockings in the morning and attend a festival service at the Black Row church, with a Christmas dinner planned as a special event.
The fragment hints at two Ane Puuerlows rising among skyscrapers in a central district, promising rentals. It questions how talent ascends cheaply and cites a future housing problem, with a sunlit air and summer days implying a forthcoming urban planning scene incomplete and unclear.
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