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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
8
An advertisement from Dr. C. W. King of Bridgeport argues that bad teeth are a punishment from Allah in Mohammedan belief, but in the local context neglect causes dental problems. He promotes affordable services including tooth fillings at $2, gold crowns at $5, bridgework from $5, and a cushion comfort full set to reduce irritation.
The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South voted 141 to 187 against unification with the Northern Church. The decision was by voice vote after years of study, with ratification by regional bodies required, including a three fourths favorable vote in the Southern conferences. The Baltimore group covers Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia.
London March 25 The case surrounding Sir John Cowans and Dorothy Dennistoun remains unsettled as jury deliberations continue. Earl Birkenhead denounces the evidence as odious and debasing and urges guarding the soldier’s memory, while legal proceedings proceed in a charged courtroom atmosphere.
In New Fairfield on March 25 the Women’s Church club of the Congregational church held a special meeting at Mrs. Morris Hatch’s home. They voted to use sub treasury funds to finish the church exterior foundation and to appoint Morris Hatch to supervise the work when weather allows. The evening featured discussion of plans for an entertainment and included reading from a volume on the Ecclesiastical Society dating back to 1755, with members noting old penmanship and the society’s early names and structures.
NAW BRITAIN March 25 The cease of Robert Hartnett a Hartford New Britain trolley motorman charged with criminal negligence after a February 120 crash at Stanley and Chestnut streets was continued for trial Judge William Hungerford presiding John Trauling another conductor was found not guilty Witnesses from the Connecticut Company and the Public Utilities Commission testified about the car speed and curve Bond set at $1,000 remains in effect
A quirky archival note features Uncle Moses denying chicken theft accusations while addressing witnesses and a Pathfinder figure. The fragment suggests a local oddity or playful dialogue within an old community account.
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