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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1924
Page
4
Washington May 9 the new government today paid to Federal Reserve bank at sew 164 080 an installment of annual interest on an obligation of 6 566 000 in the purchase of materials.
Albert Bartol of 78 Washington Street Roslindale describes a nervous breakdown at sixteen with headaches dizziness fatigue and loss of ambition. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring his strength and urges others to try the tonic, requesting a free booklet from the Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady NY.
Mary Hamilton Frye of Cambridge Mass a renowned glass designer holds the order for the great church windows at Trinity Church Courtland Street and Washington Avenue The talk by the Rey Fidhe Isia ney in Trinity church on Sunday May 18 at 930 am during the children s service will present Catholic catechism instructions and outline Christian verities The service ends at 1030 am and is open to the public
The plan describes designing and executing fourteen large windows along side walls including the west window over the musicians' gallery and eight chancel windows. It notes that if the designer dies the commission can be completed by another who follows the agreed plan. Mahogany furniture was ordered by the rector last winter to be carved in Santa Cruz, Virgin Islands.
The legion launches a city wide subscription drive for a 30 000 American Legion building fund with a Monday start. Donations to date total 14841 toward the goal. efforts focus next week on selling 25 cent bricks buttons, to be given to donors and distributed to soldiers in city banks early week, with expanded sales to firms later in the week. Numerous new subscriptions listed include American Chain Company 300, and several individuals and firms contributing amounts from 5 to 100 dollars as the drive nears its May 17 close.
Miss May OConnell of Danbury sues for breach of promise. She alleges the defendant Simonet asked her family hymn, she consented, and he promised marriage but refuses to keep the vow. Superior court judge John Wo Binks ordered bond within two weeks.
Woodmont Choir plans a joint dance and entertainment program at Redeemer New Hopeven with tenor soloists Bernihem Wiss Ward and others. The event features Sheuliaist strings and a one chorus work to attract attendees.
Special to thekgrim Loven int Vis al bert Wilbur of Meriden today tonk hon oof the baton Aran opast wy Sou h Narn Tesudleet Bosihy and Mrs Watham Perkins who went to Meriden Toe mew an wan ana fama was gen a welcome party at the organization headquarters this evening.
Washington released letters between Secretary Hughes and the British ambassador outlining a plan to improve the St Lawrence waterway. A national nine member advisory committee led by Secretary Hoover would guide the project, with Canada gene ally accepting two Canadian technical officers and an enlarged joint engineering board to review water level impacts and project practicability.
The State Department of Health filed in Superior Court a plea of abatement stating Dr Aathan M Burstan did not file an appeal from the Connecticut Medical Examining Board and Health department revoking her license. The department says only notice of appeal arrived 42 days after revocation, beyond the 30 day limit.
Special to the logram reports Westport Republicans seek a GOP postmaster who can pass civil service exams amid canal service redevenments. May 9 note says another candidate already has papers and is bound to pass the exam while Postmaster William Wood remains in office amid claims he is the best Democratic postmaster the city has had.
A garbled consumer notice discusses Joint-Ease as a remedy for burning feet and swollen feet linked to foot trouble. It mentions soaking and pain relief claims, referencing long-standing beliefs about toes and joints and older generations and powdery remedies.
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