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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1924
Page
10
The Clan Campbell held an annual Burns anniversary concert at Corontel Hall celebrating Robert Burns birth. The event featured Scottish dances and monologues with dancing afterward. Attendance surpassed six hundred.
A program of dancing sod soup and solo singing entertained attendees at the Elks Welfare Hall last night for the Elks benefit.
A long note reviews a touring troupe visiting Pine Shin Arie Crests and The Heritage of the Prosperi' asi Teva. claims the Julhins’ cruelty myth is disproven, praises the company’s entertainment for Daramount, and previews upcoming films and vaudeville acts at First National and local theatres with casts including Bryant Woal burn and Barbara La Murr.
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William J. Shaughnessey, president of Eastern Engineering, said three adjacent springs found near the Warren Harding High School site can be connected to the building sewers. Despite cold delays, construction advances with brick work starting over cellar walls and steel framing expected in a few weeks.
Thomas Mullkune of the first district was yesterday named to succeed Sidney Jossner as sanitary inspector. Essner had been appointed in a general department shakeup two weeks earlier and was slated to assume office February 1 but refused to take the position.
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