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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
4
Fragmented text shows a legal notice about a fatality suit ending without court action. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable, but the outline indicates the dispute between involved parties was settled privately, eliminating further courtroom proceedings.
A Pennsylvania official states that the gubernatorial ally has known for some time that Pinchot would not seek the presidency or run for nomination. Governor Turnscght declines to discuss politics as the issue remains unsettled.
Odd transcription describes a radio based night school for farmer boys. It notes a program schedule and location details, mentioning a broadcast site and timing. It implies a community effort to teach agriculture via radio in an evening session.
A report from the Cincinnati meeting of the AAAS details Prof Miller of the University of Toronto on the verge of determining the chemical constitution of bios. He predicts a spoonful of the distillate will unlock the method of living synthesis, revealing how life builds from basic substances and potentially transforming biology and chemistry research worldwide.
The Conde Nast Publications Inc case against the International Typographical Union and others moved slowly as witnesses testified about plant conditions and alleged injunction violations. Local 303 president Pied Miller said he had not been served, and counsel pressed hearsay limits as the trial paused for conferences with lawyers. The proceedings resumed with the judge and expected to finish later today.
Gulf Refining Company has purchased a large tract of land adjoining the Bew Haven railroad tracks at Lust Avenue for yard purposes. ADL Yarbrough Real Estate notes secured the property from AW Euliritt Company, local lumber dealers. The cash in the deal was $4000. A new garage and tanks will be erected at the site adjacent to the original yards. Papers in the lease of the Park Theatre, filed yesterday, show the $1900 annual rent for a five year term. The Park Theatre Corporation is second party to the lease.
Riverside Cemetery Association sues Mind P Mille r of West Haven and others in Superior Court over a will directed memorial for Colonel Watson J Miller. Plaintiffs seek to substitute durable materials for the granite chapel due to costs and depreciation of securities totaling 347,5028.
In Stamford a Common Pleas judge presided over Willan Cohn of Stanford versus Isetc Hubbard of Greenwich. Hubbard appeals from a Stamford city court ruling where a wholesale plumber’s partner liability left Hubbard claiming only partial charge. The dispute centers on a $600 bill with $55 alleged overcharge.
Elocution classes of Fannie Smith Kandergar ten Training School presented parent and friends yesterday afternoon on Iranistan Avenue. The senior class staged The Forest of Everyday with roles for arithmetic grammar pleasure contentment imagination envy jumper and self control. The juniors performed A Hapless Solution featuring holidays and birthdays through the year.
At the annual council meeting tributes show Methodists and Episcopal Church members donated over a million for church purposes and additional millions for benevolence during 1923. Tim Wade, secretary, led the benevolence council report as seventeen bishops and nearly 200 leaders attended.
A reader testimonial extols Petersons Ointment for rapid healing of a long standing ankle injury and general skin ailments. The letter credits past doctors and asserts the product cured toe and skin conditions, touts relief from itching eczema and blemishes, and promotes the ointment as a universal remedy with strong personal endorsement.
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