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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
9
A Legion meeting of the Building committees of the Harry W Congdon post held yesterday noon resulted in laying aside the committee's action. No definite information was provided, but plans were suspended for the present.
Dyspeptics are urged to take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve indigestion after heavy meals. The ad claims the tablets provide an alkaline effect, preventing sour stomach, heartburn, belching, and gas from common fare at banquets and diners. A 60 cent box is advertised.
In New Haven Star 28 the Nations Women's party announced the "Zibilla" bills will be renewed at the next session and at every session until passage. Mia Derechter of Meriden, chair of the party's executive committee, stated the measures seek absolute legal equality for men and women, deemed immoral by opponents.
Dr Charles F Brown of Yale Divinity School told United Forum last night that forces opposed to the church failed to direct civilization and would speak badly of the church. He warned against diplomats secrecy and greed in finance, saying civilization rests on a spirit of cooperation not greed. He warned lack of friendliness and fear hinder euro reconstruction and warned religion and business must blend or both fail.
Park City Auto Show at the Armory features a $12,000 Commodore custom car with a Rolls-Royce style long wheelbase, blue paint, drawing crowds and strong sales for agents Cleveland Franklin Btar and Durant. Pierce Arrow ventibule sedan bought by a visitor. music by Menard’s orchestra. evening dancing. Community Chest proceeds from admissions pledged without deductions.
About a month after the burial of Thomas Fay Jr., World War II veteran, a letter reveals he is alive and employed in Wisconsin City. The earlier body reportedly from a railroad accident bore Fay's pocket card, prompting family mourning. In other notes, fashion reveals slipper decorations with satin ribbon tongues.
Frank L. Taylor the former president of Warren National Bank was arraigned in U S District Court in Boston charged with embezzling over 200000 dollars from the bank. He pleaded not guilty and was held on ten thousand dollars bond. Taylor named Abraham Goldman as involved but denied guilt.
A crowded funeral week in Sacred Heart and St Michael cemeteries marks the deaths of Patrick Fitzsimmons, Lilian Keiser, Mary A. McDonald, John Hodgetts, Anna Tein, Sarah Fox, Anna Newman, Alvine Clark, Amelia Green, Harry Van Houten, and William Kirby of Derby. Requiems, deacons, and family funeral processions featured across multiple churches, with burials at Lakeview, St Michael, Mount St Peter, and Park cemeteries and local comittal rites conducted by numerous priests.
Andrews Bodnar was elected president of the Hakevez Hungarian Sick Benefit Society at Rakoczi Ball during the three day national convention. Vincent Troll named treasurer with officers Furjed Vosas Piet Koteles and Roll. Delegates from seven branches attended as Bridgeport hosts the triennial gathering. Insurance rates were raised 58 to 22 on Monday.
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