Legion presents The Mar Without A Country at Lyric
Members of the American Lesson presented a 44 picture production called The Mar Without A Country at the Lyric last night. Proceeds from the show benefit the local post.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
11
Black and White Beauty Soap Advertisement Promises Clear Skin
An old promotional copy touts Black and White Soap as a beauty aid for blemishes and irritated skin. It claims nightly bleaching effects, skin cleansing, and a fragrance, urging readers to ask druggists for the Black and White Dream book and to contact Memphis Tennessee headquarters for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. Enough
Memphis
Tenn
Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as restoring natural hair color. It claims the mixture darkens faded or gray hair, applied with a sponge or brush, results seen by morning, and improves with further use for a glossy look.
Attitude Says Hayti Policy Is Hypocrisy
New York, Jan 29 By the Associated Press Pierre Hudisours Haytian delegate to the Hague conference on his way to Washington to protest American occupation calls the US motive odious hypocrisy. He denounces humanity pretext and interests cited to justify a Hart reign of terror and extortion since 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Pierre Hudisours
Hague
Washington
United States
25 Auto Cases on Schedule for Wednesday
The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles will hold subemobile hearings at the County Court House Wednesday at 10 50 a m and 1 30 p m. Defendants to be called in the morning include Edward Bear Hon Patrick J Ryan Harons Burr Michael J Plench Michael Lord Darien Ernest J Hiner Martin Gallagher Frank Flosioner Stuart C Edmunds Andrew Gondale Hyman Gimb ers Edward G Hyr jend William Bennett Henry Doherty Arthur H Board Paul Cankany George F Williams Howard J Roberts Stamford and Antonio Delson. Afternoon defendants include Leonard T Clark Frank P Meed Hiram Kirk John Caltabiano Beatles Poulars Howard J Roberts Stamford Paul Cankany George Williams Howard J Roberts Stormford and Antonio Delson. The latest combs are tinted huge fan shaped with black and tinted alternate sections in red green and crystal reflecting Spartan vogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
Edward Bear- Hon
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Patrick J. Ryan
Mayes Street
Harons Burr
Redding
Michael J. Plench
State Street
Michael Lord Darien
Ernest J. Hiner
Fairfele
Martin Gallagher
Sterling Street
Frank Flosioner
Norwalk
Stuart C. Edmunds
New York City
Andrew Gondale
Stamford
Hyman Gimbers
Columbia Street
Edward G. Hyrjend
Danbury
William Bennett
Broad Street
Henry Doherty
Riverside
Arthur Hboard
Leonard T. Clark
Stratford
Frank P. Meed
Fairfield Avenue
Hiram Kirk
Stratford Avenue
John Caltabiano
Pequonock — Etront
Beatles Poulars
Main _street
Howard J. . Roberts
Paul Cankany
Spruce Street
George F. Williams
Jwiam Street
Howard J. Roberts
Stormford
Antonio Delson
Kings Highway
Bridgeport Coast Artillery Band Elects Officers for Year
Bridgeport Coast Artillery Band names John H McClure as president and manager for a seventh consecutive term at its 18th annual meeting held at Sokel hall Hatlest stress. new officers include Stephen Imrischak vice president Fred Brenner as secretary treasurer, William Dixon leader, Peter Birchak bandleader. Contracts already signed for appearances in Newburg Fondora N Y and New Haven. Band members include James Phoenix Keill Kiroschak William Dixon Tom Patterson and others affiliated with Local 58 AFM. The unit traces roots to the 8 Coast Artillery and served overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.mcclure
Coaat
Sokel Hall
Stephen Imrischak
Fred 2 Frenneritlbrstlas
Wiliam Dixon
Peter Ian
Willkie Tixon
Agv
James Fhoenix
Newburg
Fondora N.Y
New Haven
Peter Bironchak
New York Symphony Orchestra
Branmer
Fernets
James Phoenix
Keill Kiroschak
William Dixon
T. White
A. Yurcha
Troamboats
Thomas Patterson
Gus Bireschal
Stephen Emmsehas
Richard Smith
Fred MM. Benner
Joseph Hlosaan
Louis Charrles
Alogolo
Cute
Charles Weidentamer
John H. McClure
Coast Artillery Lana
Estfit
Mystery Shroud Shooting Shocks Vernon Shack
Rockville Jan 29 The state police probe a mysterious shooting at a Vernon shack that left two men wounded and a third, Mark Hewitt, detained as a suspicious person. James Sargant and John Jets, living with Hewitt, were shot. Johnson in serious condition. Hewitt later arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Atate
Vernon Iate
Mark Hewitt
William Grady
James Sargant
John Jets
Hewitt
Johnson
Sargant
Grady
Sispleton
Permanent World Court to Meet in Peace Palace
The Hague Jan 29 The first permanent World Court will convene tomorrow at the Peace Palace with 11 judges elected by 51 nations. Initial sessions will organize the court and address interpretations of conventions and interstate disputes under compulsory jurisdiction of eighteen nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice Py
Peace Palace
League of Nations
United States
John Bassets Moore
States Department
Pan- American Society
Hasue
First Court
Viscount Finlay
Great Britai
Andra Weiss
Jurisconsult
Ministry of Foreign Affile
Commendatore
Denmark
Cairo
Egypt
Yoronu Oda
Tapan
John Baskett Moore
Antonioo de Bustamente
Cuba
Xe Dun ‘Niu Negulescu
Roumaniat
Wang
Nikhailo Jovanovic
Plot to assassinate minister raided in Gairo
Police in Gairo on January 21 thwarted a plot to kill Justice Minister Ad de Khalek Sarvat Pasha. Officers found six bombs and several pistols at a residence, and multiple suspects were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gairo
Khalek Sarvat Pasha
Justice
Mission Month Observed at United Church Program
United Church marks Mission Month from February 1 to March 1 with Wednesday lectures on the Near East. Professor Joan C Archer of Yale will present titled talks with slides, including The Peoples of the Near East and The Life and Ways of the Modern Mohammedan, followed by devotional periods and a Daily Dozen study. The Missionary Education Committee chairs include Thomas R. Sev ena and Stanley C Burritt with several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Missionary Education Committee
Owith
Near East
Joan C. Archer
Rie O'Clock
Archer
Yale University
Wear East
Old
Turkey
Thomas N. F&evena
Stanley C. Burritt
Lucy S. Curtias
Frederick B. Curt
Diet Yeast Experiment Claims Constipation Cure
A dieting study under a leading scientist reports that a month of meals based on eggs milk cheese and Fleischmanns Yeast cured constipation. Adding three cakes of Fleischmanns Yeast to daily diet allegedly normalizes elimination and removes need for laxatives. Thousands nationwide are said to have benefited with the familiar yellow label powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Fleischmann
Fleicchmann
Piolachmenn
Embezzlement Charge Against Former Treasurer
Charles Brundige, former treasurer of the Connecticuk Toultry association, arrested in Hertford today, brought to this city, released on $9,000 bond for tomorrow's city court appearance. Accused of embezzling $1,716 of the association's funds. Brundage owns farms nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanbury, Jun
Charles Brundige
Connecticuk
Toultry Associatiay
Hertford Cs
Gaurtromorrow
Brundage
Travelers Shun American Liners Congress Told
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts told the House the Shipping Board is hamstrung by Volstead policy, causing travelers to shun American liners and bookings to suffer. An effort to boost board advertising funds by 300000 was defeated, and a proposal to strike 60 million for claims against the board also failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gallivan
Massashusetts
House
Shipping Board
Volutead
Omcos
Fosten
Byr
Democrat
South Carolina
Ipping Board
Republican
Ohio
Wages Cut Spurs Baker Strike Threat in New York Area
In New York on January 24 3 000 bakers in Jersey City voted to reject a proposed wage cut of one dollar weekly. Union leaders warned that a strike could be called if the Master Bakers association insisted on the reduction, with action to depend on employer plans. The dispute centers on saving time in meal prep and baking with drier potatoes and other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Jersey City
Master Bakers’ Association
Hartford hotel funds theft reported at Bethel meeting
A man reported to police that funds in custody at Hartford hotel were stolen from his room during a meeting in Hartford. The association elected one new treasurer to replace Brundage but took no formal action regarding the missing money’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Asadelalinn
Gfart
Ford
Churaday
Hartford
Asaociation
Brundage
Hides Entertain Friends at 188 Marion Street Party
Tahnnig Miles of 188 Marion street hosted a last night gathering for nine dozen friends at her home. Guests included Misses Dive Woodalde Sally Gould Helen Dwyer Myron Sherwood J Hub bell Fitzgibbons Russell Naramore Cyril Bert Keeling Mr and Mrs F J Miles Mr and Mrs T H Keelics Mr and Mrs F T Miles vir and daughter of Hact ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahnnig Miles
Marion Street
Hie
Niancou
Dive Woodalde
Sally Gould
Helen Dwyer
Myron Sherwood
J. Hubbell Fitzgibbons
Russell Naramore
Cyril
Bert Keeling
F. J. Miles
T. H. Keelics
F. T. Miles Vir
Hactford
Cold Water Rinsing For Oil Glasses From Milk
Advice notes that when rinsing oil glasses previously used for milk, use cold water to avoid streaking. Hot water can cause the glasses to streak and be harder to wash clear.
French theatre censors cut guillotine scene at Daybreak
Paris police censor Grand Guignol trims a brutal production. A prisoner shown guillotined was reduced to avoid real blood flowing in buckets. Performances still drew audience fainting and threats of staging violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paria Police
Jratest
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Legion Presents Picture
Hlack c
Hayti
Ruby Ayres Story
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Coast Artillery Band
Vernon Shack
Pisischmann
Congress
Boston
N.Y
Hides
Courtland Streee
Harnum
America
Russell Stover Company
Mallers Building
Chicago
Huber Ice Cream CO
Wadham Ice Cream CO
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