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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a transfer from a train to Hillside in Springfield with unclear times and names. The text mentions a boy or man moving between locations and hints at a local incident or transport record with references to Hillside Ville and a guard or official.
Promotes ZODONT dental product claiming to whiten teeth, firm gums, fresh breath and overall oral health. advertorial tone urges readers to achieve clean teeth as a sign of character and beauty.
The Columbia head, Nicholas Murray Butler, sent a Christmas message from overseas praising sacrifices by those who gave their lives and bodies for others. He urged turning from warlike aims toward aiding free nations and spiritual progress.
A petition in bankruptcy is filed in THarlford by Joseph MM, proprietor of a shoe store on Riddle Street, listing liabilities of 11044. Unsecured debts total 10498, stock 5100, store fixtures 600, cash in bank 219. Creditors meeting and trustee election not yet scheduled, Referee John W. Banks to receive creditors’ claims.
The Hebrew Children's Aid Society held its first Christmas party since the war, at Warmory lodge 1.C.B.E. on State Street. About five couples attended with refreshments served. the event marked a renewed social activity after years of war work. Committee members were Trish Bernstein Thess Wishengrad and uli Mendlelsan.
PARIS, Dec. 25. Allied governments have decided against further intervention in Russia for the present. Officials indicate that while Russia should move toward normal coalition government, large scale military action would bring many difficulties and dangers. French Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon told the foreign relations committee that the favored solution is to guarantee support to the governments arising on Russian and Iberian territory.
Frank Darbis of 420 North Are vue was struck by an automobile while crossing the street near his home. He suffered a lacerated seam, facial bruises and possible internal injuries. He was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital then transferred to a larger hospital where he is resting comfortably.
Theatre notices praise Wolf Players performance Daddy Dong-Less and a scheduled Poll Players high society comedy next week. A Shite in Piano gains praise in New York and Bridgeport audiences. film features include Nazimova in Loys of Late. Plaza staff showcase Lee Kids in Tell it to the Marines and Ruth Curtis jazz act. Waning week shows at Poli’s and West End theaters offer vaudeville, Red Cross shorts, and The Nath Carvell Case debut with Sounds of the Wee News.
A worker was burned when a kettle of hot tar overturned while sweeping a basement floor at a nearly finished house on Wairheld Avenue near rooster price. Another worker tipped over a hot tar pail. he was seen by Dr. Maris Weis and taken to St Vincent's Hospital where he rests.
New York Christmas news notes Brynhilda, presumed sunk after hitting a submarine mine off the American coast in September. A life boat was found, later identified as part of the ship, and searches by navy vessels and other ships failed to locate survivors. Owners insured the ship at eighty percent, awaiting confirmation from Algon Bay and the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Bridgeport Elks held a Christmas dinner for Private Joe Bonga of 108 North Washington, furloughed from a hospital, and Private Longo who was wounded in action in Chateau Thierry. About 50 attendees enjoyed entertainment, smokes, and patriotic remarks led by Daniel E. Clifford with assistance from Mrs. James I. McGovern.
A woman fell from a ganlegalank leading to a bargedocked near Congress Street and was rescued moments later. She was treated at Smergenny hospital and admitted to Hillside home for observation after Dr. Joseph T. Keegan responded to the emergency call.
After nearly a decade of steady play Muller displays a smooth rhythm as he stars in a standout performance. He delivers a powerful individual game Sunday, highlighting his enduring form and leadership for the team.
Although the Paterson Big Five defeated the Turners, the Newark event earned praise for the display. Jimmy Clinton and Boub impressed as metropolitan prospects alongside Turners. Arthur Powers stood out as the key performer for Paterson.
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