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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
7
A garbled Washington report notes the House Ways and Means and Maine authorities reaffirmed stance on tariff legislation. The piece lists obscure names and roles of lodge officers and references a business meeting with unclear details and scattered typos.
Charistopher Columbus Wells of Trumbull testifies before Judge Huxford that George Bevans of Bridgeport owes him for bus service during the 2023 school year. Wells says Bevans contracted with the Bridgeport board to transport students and owes for transporting children from Greenfield to Fairfield High and related routes. Bevans is connected to a local bus company. Wells operates the Sylvan avenue line and the Bridgeport line.
In Nee, January 14, Judge Lindsey accuses the Ku Klux Klan of Colorado of planning reprisals following the Colorado House proposal to abolish the Juvenile Court and transfer its duties to the district courts. He predicts the Klan aims to influence the November election to secure favorable judges.
Cuban legislators push for ratification of the Pines Treaty urging action in the assembly. The proposal seeks to align with the United States on a mutual navigation and cooperation framework amid regional tensions.
At a Friday meeting the fraternity announced degree appointments with vocal honors. New masters included Urano Harton as first, George A. Brame as second, and a Grand caterer in third role while taxed French served Past Grand Meriert.
Judge John J. Walsh advised a bench warrant in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas after learning Antoinette Gudzinas, formerly of Fairfield, fled to Philadelphia to reside. Mrs. Fairfield posted a 300 bond when Gudzinas appealed from a Fairfield court after a 175 fine, but the pledged real estate as guarantee canceled the bond, leading to forfeiture.
A garbled report notes Connecticut delivering its third electoral vote and Rhode Island joining in, while New Jersey’s messenger arrives with its result. Arrangements were made for early delivery to Senator Cummins as the Senate and House prepare to convene on February 1 to count votes and name the next president.
Military burial services for E. S. Smith will be held Thursday evening at 8 o clock from his home 645 Carroll Street. The body will be escorted by the American Legion and United Spanish War Veterans to East Hartford Cemetery for the military honors. Smith died suddenly Monday evening after finishing duties at his office. He served with distinction in the honorable corps and will be buried with full military honors.
Services for Mary Coulter widow of Thomas Coulter of the Coulter and McKen Machine company will be held tomorrow afternoon at Melack from the home on Hough Avenue. Universalist minister officiating. Attending family from Astor Machine Co. and Jarmes Coulter, vice president. Interment at Lakeview.
Tigvayer GC L Stearns of the University will lecture on the eclipse tonight at Olivet Church Sid ill ue used to illustrate the quartet. Rebreus CE ng and Joseph We.
Fragmentary text notes an Angeline Bartlett tent setup and installation with references to a Deputy President Mrs. Coma Judd New Haetie and partial lists of names such as Jay Godbuen Mary Cassidy and Laura Ort. It mentions a later arrival of The Later Sante Clans bearing gifts.
Carl Dietz of Great Bridgeport Brass will lecture the St. John's Episcopal men at Burroughs Memorial building during the winter dinner series. An entertainment program is planned after the talk, continuing the planned three dinners for the season.
It recalls how crackers moved from barrels to packaged form and presents Sunshine Soda Cracker as a cleaner, fresher option. The ad touts it as full flavored, fine textured, plump and nourishing and expresses sincere hope readers will like it.
An advance in baking produces crackers described as plump and substantial with a real body and no parched taste. The crackers are high in calories, ranking near the top among foods. Four crackers equal 100 calories, underscoring their energy value.
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