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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
7
The article covers a court hearing where aliens push for citizenship papers. It notes limited success, with only a few accepted, amid debates on naturalization and rights under the government. The piece references debates on ignorance of American governmental principles and mentions panels and hearings from the prior moon.
Hatfield will celebrate his 40 year career milestone with a dinner tonight at the Algonquin Club, honoring 10 associates in the Travel Arts organization. He previously spent many years with the Db M Bead company and has long been linked to the Main street area.
Washington August 5 by a 25 18 vote the House restored the salary provisions for the tariff board as part of a broader measure. The action, taken after extensive debate, now goes to the Senate for consideration.
Dr. C. W. King of 15 Fairfield Ave Bridgeport endorses the Comfort Cushion Plate. He claims the plate eliminates gagging soreness and irritation, improves facial expression, and prevents food from under the plate while allowing all chewing. Price starts at $8.00.
An advertisement touts Pap Cold Compound as the quickest pellet to end cold symptoms. It notes prices at drug stores and claims the product contains no quinine while warning of headaches congestion and fevers during illness.
Ton Joyner of 110 Wintstecet testified in Superion court that Ruth Joyne deserted him. He said his wife wrote asking for reconciliation but returned to live with him, then left again. Judge John W Banks noted Joyner’s claims included wartime draft exemption. conflict over support and reconciliation emerged as the couple had separated previously.
Howard O Norris of 18 Last Elm Street Port Chester New York was arrested in Greenwich for driving without a license or license plate marks. He claimed he expected to get away with it locally but admitted thinking Greenwich police would catch him. Patrolmen Husler Hous and George Peters detained him. Judge Howard set a $50 fine.
A Lifebuoy Health Soap message extols sensible mothers and doctors for daily care. It highlights a creamy antiseptic lather that protects children by removing germs from hands, keeping skin soft and radiant.
Robert Weber Jr directs the Algonquin Singers in a public appearance titled the Tarnum Migh at Pepper Crossing. The impromptu band named the kingling Band includes members from diverse backgrounds, assembled for the ceremony unveiling the Lautnant portrait.
Lilian Young, wife of Earle Young of Bridgeport, testified before Judge Toun Banks that she endured pinching, wrist twisting, head pounding, and near starvation after months of abuse over trivial issues. She sought a divorce and the restoration of her maiden name, noting financial distress and his habit of idleness while she supported the family.
Washington authorities urge potato growers to maintain planted acreage this season. Officials warn reduced output would affect supply and prices. The department notes benefits of full plantings and cautions against early harvest or neglect. Reports indicate farmers should avoid cutting fields and focus on steady yields.
A report notes an acting governor receiving roses from Branford and civic groups in a routine ceremony. Documents signed by local officials, including the Herald, are referenced as part of the event.
Members at the Hilton hotel hear varied opinions on fair profit with quotes from Ralph F Edowney William Frawley and George D Stearns among others. Discussions touch on percentages, sales, and ethics as luncheon speaker Joseph Po Misbe hosts pies from Hartford area bakery.
The funeral for Bradley, longtime resident of Newtown, was held at St Roses Church. Rev Michael T Regin conducted the mass, with a quiet service at St Roses Cemetery. Relatives include Cathy of Dainty and James Mahon among local mourners.
Local residents of Norwalk gather to mark a golden wedding anniversary for a longtime couple. The event honors enduring partnership with family, friends, and community members sharing memories and well wishes.
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