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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
4
A new cabinet has been installed in the office of the sheriff at the county courthouse. The item is part of ongoing improvements to county security and equipment storage.
The blue and gold sheriff uniforms may be issued and housed soon though not yet opened. Officials expect delivery any day for use at the upcoming criminal superior canny session Tuesday. Judge Kellogs is mentioned in connection with the event.
A fragmented report notes a tense bridge incident with Ser m Woing on duty and a situation involving a child. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
A 21 year old stock salesman testifies he did not hypnotize Isaac Theich into signing a 900 dollar contract with American Tire Corporation. He described his two visits to Edmond Church’s New Haven office, details of the offer, and the disagreement over the contract and payment. The trial centered on whether hypnosis influenced the signing.
Milford Church announces installation of a new minister with a morning service scheduled for a Sunday at 10 o'clock. An appropriate program, a musical quartet, and a reception for past and current members are planned.
Norwich armory transferred to the National Guard as officers assume command. Captain William Bo Denison designated to lead the armory unit. shift signals ongoing reorganization of the Connecticut National Guard amid disputed authority and regional integration efforts.
An advertisement promotes a product "Delatone" for hair removal claiming results in minutes. It warns sensitive skin may experience pain but promises clear, hairless skin after applying the powder mixed with water and washing away traces.
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