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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
13
New Haven June 28 Master painters deny the strike is extensive reporting that fewer than 100 journeymen are on strike among 860 employed. Union officers had claimed 33 of 40 master painters signed a closed shop pact for a year, which is also denied. The exact number on strike remains unknown due to conflicting claims.
Dr Frank McCoy promotes an orange juice fasting plan as a medical diet approach. He claims drastic weight loss, urges exclusive orange juice, enemas, and frequent baths, and hints at a diet change for the following day while urging reader adherence.
A reader letter recounts a child with milk protein poisoning not cured by drops, seeking opinions on inoculation and alternatives. A mother shares that evaporated milk and flavored drinks allow nutrition without triggering reactions, noting risks and skepticism from doctors. She suggests inoculation could help and asks for expert guidance.
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs Myre Mezer Eldred for personal guidance and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram.
Miss Davis Del Vecchio daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Del Vecchio of Pembroke street marries John J Milo son of Mr and Mrs William Milo of Savoy street at St Mary’s Church. The bride wore white satin with lace and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids wore yellow and the attendants wore green and pink gowns in alternating colors. A wedding dinner followed at Italia restaurant and a reception at Quilty’s. The couple plan to live in Richmond, Virginia after July 12 and will be at 205 Savoy street.
Mrs Margaret E Baker wife of Frederick A Baker is sworn in as New London s only woman lawyer in Superior Court before Judge Newell Jenning She was presented by Charles B Whittlesey chair of the Bar association committee Baker a Boston College Law School graduate practiced five years in Massachusetts Miss Leontine St Germain was the first local woman admitted to the bar now living in New Haven
Mrs Ward Church of North Haven was elected chairwoman of the New Haven County League of Women Voters at the annual meeting in Middlebury. Other officers include First Vice Chairman Mrs Worral of Meriden Second Vice Chairman Mrs Townsend of New Haven Third Vice Chair Mrs Mortimer Fourth Vice Chairman Mrs Warne Secretary Mrs Mooney Treasurer Mrs kheed Corresponding Secretary Mrs Mortimer presided. About 1199 members attended this afternoon Paul Meng a Chinese government student at Columbia University will spear.
A sister of John L. Liljegren of Omaha and John L Liljegren himself reunited in New London after 54 years. Mrs Wilbur F Lewis of New London hosted the reunion as the pair, long separated, renewed family ties during a visit to the Lewis home.
In Norwalk on June 26 the Woodrow Wilson club of Brooklyn’s Twelfth district held its annual outing at Roton Point. Governor Smith and Mayor Walker did not appear. Ambassador Herrick arrived with a French security pact memo. Notables included Wagner, Clany, Berry, McKee and Highways Chief Heffernan. The Clermont steamer carried the party to New York after a Norwalk stop.
Vilma EB Drake sister of George Drake of Nichols Conn died March 11 leaving personal property not exceeding 8000 dollars and no will. Her sister Addie Drake applies for letters of administration, granted today by Surrogate John P O'Brien. Drake is daughter of Jacob Drake died 1916. Surviving mother Marietta Drake and another sister Leonora and brother Harry Drake. Mother waived prior right, allowing daughter to receive letters.
The Connecticut branch of the League of American Pen Women held a garden party in Greenwich. Mrs Harmon August hosted a luncheon for national president Mrs Grace Thompson Seton and Connecticut branch president Mrs E Hathaway Turnbull. Guests included Mrs Alfred J Brosseau and the Swami of Yogananva who spoke on concentration. First copies of Ming Emily Stuart Weed’s Nosegays were presented to guests.
With only two days left of a busy period, the Bureau of Vital Statistics issued no licenses yesterday. Clerks reported relief as the license issuance lag continues, contrasting with the usual June rush.
Vital statistics notices list multiple births from families on various streets with dates in June. Names include Frank and Amelia Retallia, Leonard and Jennie Izzo, Michael and Elizabeth Chiba, Burt and Wina Moore, Antonio and Adelina Clerluzso, Umberto and Esther Sedice, Mathias and Mary Chacko, John and Jooloniga Falkowski, John and Mary Bujnovsky with addresses and child genders.
Worcester Gaslight to cut gas rates from 1.35 to 1.30 per cubic foot by order of the state department of public utilities. A 35 cent service charge remains in effect as the rate reduction is implemented.
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