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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
3
Doctors report Pershing’s health declining as medical briefings discuss his condition and potential impact on command. The article surveys military leadership concerns and a broader context of Allied operations amid uncertain prognosis.
An obituary page lists multiple passings and funeral plans, including Mrs. Michael J. Pauls and Mrs. Maury A. Flack, with details of service locations, burial at Oak Grove and other local cemeteries, and remembrances of survivors. The notices mention additional deaths in connected families, funeral directors, and scheduled rites at Sacred Heart and St. Michael's cemeteries.
Shriners plan the opening of Tyramnid Temple mosque on State Street January 29 with a public ceremony. A committee is arranging support events including a hand concert by the temple choir and vocal selections by Mrs. Kloretes G, Mariette, and a Made Temple chanters. Plans include a procession and temple dean’s comments as part of the program.
Bridgeport driver named by the State Motor Vehicle Department receives a one year license suspension for driving under the influence. Other Fairfield county drivers including Daley Dana East Nor Greenwich and Charles Goh are noted among the listed cases in the weekly report.
Superintendent Robert A. Leckie reports vandals stole red bulbs from trees, attributing motive to use in photography and possibly for city maintenance costs. He notes most stolen bulbs are red and cites ongoing losses and repair expenses.
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Early morning blaze at 139 440 Lion avenue, two families led by John Kiley and Herbert C. Linsley flee in their night attire. A nephew and three neighbors escaped Canadian rope rescue. firemen battled 42 minutes, final flames doused by 8:54 am. Damage estimated at 10,000 with insurance. Neighbors provided aid.
Four petty thefts were reported to the police yesterday along with one arrest. James Thornton of Fulton Street was seized by Detective Sergeant Braley after clothes stolen from William Arthur at the same address were found on him. Thornton claimed he only wore the clothes. Richard Murray of Drouve Street reported a suit stolen from his room. Israel Cohen of Pembroke Street reported seven chickens stolen from his coop and later found in a bag at the rear of Walter Street.
The Sixth District Republican Club at 1178 North Avenue plans a six annual event for district children tomorrow at 1 o clock featuring a large illuminated Christmas area. Santa will give each child a bag containing nuts fruit candy toy or book and a popcorn ball. About 250 children are expected. All district children are invited followed by an open house in the afternoon and evening.
Enthusiasts flock to Seashle Park skating rink under bright moonlight and perfect ice. The newly formed Macding pass has drawn crowds all week, with most suburban roads crowded as well.
Bridgeport, Connecticut on Thursday December 31 1825. A brief diary notice notes low prices for items on the main floor and a sale near the bridge area.
Choose your radio from best there are at Howlands with rich full tones and reliable operation. Many stores offer radios, but Howlands promises service until customers are fully satisfied and provides last minute New Year service. Brands include Radiolas Atwater Kent Stromberg Carlsons Zenith and Freshman with a deferred payment option.
Full fashioned silk stockings with liste top and sole offer durability and shape retention in black moonbeam blondine and French nude at 1.50 dollars. Mercerised risle stockings for children feature a glossy finish with fine ribbing in black cordovan and champagne. Main floor, real.
Dresses at ten dollars? No, dresses at fifteen dollars. The Howland Dry Goods Co offers silk dresses and mixes in plain and striped patterns suitable for semi formal, business or special occasions. Full cut, well made garments promise comfort and style on the second floor with accessories and shirts nearby.
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