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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
12
Attorney General Daugherty urged state authorities to cooperate with the Justice Department in a price readjustment probe. He said local actions would help curb price fixing and ensure fair rates for essential items like bread, milk, and clothing.
An old adpromotes highly concentrated Vitamine tablets with added phosphates of calcium and sodium for easier stomach absorption. Claims rapid relief for digestion and general weakness, promising easy intake and economical use from any drug store.
Mrs Webster of Bridgeport Connecticut tests a tonic named Tanlae claiming it cured her menstrual and digestive issues. She describes improved appetite strength and sleep after four months of use and credits the remedy with stabilizing her health following a difficult pregnancy and postnatal period.
In Stratford a coroner and police await a finding on the death of five year old Wrist Llamié amid a manslaughter inquiry into a motor vehicle accident. Witnesses testified the Sloan company auto struck the child near Michael’s Cemetery as she stood by a pole while several bystanders and one injured man recount the incident.
Obituary notices from Lebanon Connecticut and New Haven area dated December 1821. Entries mark Cornelius Gewns died aged 69 years 1 month 4 days with funeral at Long Hill Cemetery. Caroline Joh Johnsson death noted with funeral at Swedish Lutheran Church and Mt Grove Cemetery. Sophronia M. Omens and several others also recorded with funeral arrangements and cemetery interments in local churches and plots.
Children of ex-service men in Stratford enjoyed a Christmas party at the Stratford theatre yesterday. Admission to the show and a free drink were provided for the youngsters, with volunteers and Legion members ensuring everyone was welcomed.
The year 1921 is described as filled with world problems solved and major international developments. The account references Armistices, arbitration terms, and political shifts, including actions by Britain, the United States, and various nations.
Washington reports the War Department has reversed its plan to sell Fort Griswold in Connecticut. Assistant Secretary Wainwright informed Congress that 1902 authorization granting use of the pork to Connecticut with a revert to the federal government if needed remains in effect. Fort Griswold is deemed no longer necessary for defense and will not be disposed of.
Fragmentary 1921 report notes tensions in Washington and Europe. Mentions Albanian and Yugoslav clashes, a revoltionary overthrow attempt, and shifting indemnity terms. References Moscow and multiple unnamed factions, with assassinations and territorial tensions across Balkan regions.
In a session of the Manufacturing Association of Grantier, Ken Hubbard of Middletown was elected president. Other officers were Wahler Camp, Cary VC, and Charles Treadways. Also listed are Ohio president Palo Ohio, treasurer Robert Dine, and several regional directors. A special tax notice follows for the Grand List of 1930 with payment due January 2 at the Tax Collector’s Office. penalties apply after February 1.
A probate notice from Milford district court sets a sale date for the estate of Pieter Gaehain Vohe Cel. The sale occurs at a specified time and place, with heirs and interested parties invited to attend and observe the proceedings as the judge presides.
Fragmentary New York despatch describes a crippled boy allegedly jeered by companions leading to self harm. The piece mentions Passaic New Jersey and a plan to seek treatment with Dr. Adolf Lare, reflecting a somber, unclear account of a family tragedy and medical attempts.
Members of the Nonchapetamauh detbe and the Order of Sked Men host a Christmas festival in the tribe’s rooms at 125 Main Street. A charity gift presentation for a sick child is planned with a choir performance and community group involvement.
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