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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
15
SFETRLD July 28 A heavy hailstorm swept over a region near Sititta Tuesday causing more than 4000 acres of tobacco to be ruined. Estimated losses range from 30000 to 840000 with crops uprooted and fields damaged by ice inches. Local authorities consider compensation and possible legislative action.
A jumble of names and dates shows multiple death notices and funeral arrangements. Entries mention Jean M. Fring and others with service details at local residences, cemeteries, and churches, inviting friends and relatives to attend.
A series of birth, marriage, and death notices list names and addresses, including new daughters and sons born to couples such as Te Vinnanszo Russo and Gloria Reilamtina Russo at 265 Lexington Avenue, and Jely Ly Wo Onde Aontessi and Loa Baldusart Montessi at 13% Avente. The notices detail multiple towns and streets with dates in July, June, and August, reflecting a community record of family events.
Debates in the House focus on revising revenue and tax exemptions with a Republican majority seeking limited changes to the tax law. Witnesses and committee members discuss potential surtax adjustments, exemptions for public utilities, and the overall direction of revenue measures for the session.
Mary Pitan Athry OG Conte Wutman widow of Rev. Joseph Pullman died yesterday at her daughter’s home in New Rochelle. Born in Youlgrave England April 8 1848 she was married January 6 194? Dr. Pullman longtime pastor. Survived by six children and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include services at the daughter’s home and burial at a local cemetery. Also noted: Mrs Margaret Reynolds widow of John Reynolds died yesterday at 42 Bron Street Milford Shawnee, survived by daughter Charlotte Beach and son Argouldus. Services for Private Leroy Show in Lancaster. Infant John Naylor death and other notices with private funeral plans and memorials forthcoming.
In Bridgeport a next hearing on JTPNEY permit applications was not dated, with Public Athilities commission guidance cited. The commission reviewed franchise and station details, noting 22 representatives and pending cases, while local parties and supporters pressed for delayed schedules into September.
The text describes Kiwanians discussing a bread product, referencing Tansee and various figures, with dramatic allusions to events and methods. It mentions taxes, roles, and a crafted drama about a breadlike enterprise, set in a public service context and tied to local figures and discussions.
In Boston, depositions from New York and Cambridge related to the Tufts divorce case were read. Mrs Florence and Mrs Helen Lewn testified amid defense and prosecutorial maneuvers, with references to payments and alleged arrangements involving Tufts.
Fragmented text describes a truancy officer needed to keep Congress in session and questions about who bears responsibility. It references political figures, duties, and historical context with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases. The piece hints at legislative oversight but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A thirteen year old Italian boy fled from Italy three months ago with his mother and relative, sailed on a steamer, climbed abroad over the hull, slept in a lifeboat, and landed in New York. He told Lieutenant Collins he left Linley two weeks earlier, wore worn clothes and had no money. The police arrested him. no charge has been filed.
The review praises Stepanat and his company for rhythm and intelligent motion, noting Herber Ashley and Geraldine Varra as standout performers. Stage settings by Bernard Townes and Pelix Bern receive high marks as the evening offers praiseworthy merit and engaging artistry.
A new P Club chapter led by Alfred T. Knann plans a citizenship drive and an exhibition in Stonewall, highlighting Americanization efforts and party politics. The item notes party tensions, female voters focus, district realignments, and a turnout emphasis ahead of primaries with transportation logistics and community meetings described.
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