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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
6
Kiwanis club hosts Miss Hermine Sehwed field secretary for the National Association for Constitutional Government as noon speaker. Her topic is Confessions of 2 Parlor Bolshevist.
Judson N. Perkins, a Shelton resident, died at Griffin Hospital after injuring a toe in a Premier Potter Printing Press Co. plant incident two weeks earlier. He previously lived on 77 Ii Street, recently moved to 64 Cornell Street, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
In Shelton Swelton on May 23 Special to the Telegram Mrs. Sarah Daisy Allen wife of Fidward HK Allen 531 Howe Ave Shelton dies after months of illness. Born in Manchester August 20 187? she moved to Shelton young and became active in music the outdoors and World War I relief work. A charter member of the Golden Circle of the King's Daughters and a church worker she left a husband three sons and a sister among survivors.
An ad urges awareness of first impressions formed by others in social and business encounters, noting teeth as a key focus. It promotes Listerine Tooth Paste and a new dentifrice, claiming quick visible improvement and enamel safety, and includes a coupon for a free sample.
Washington notes recount a 1900 episode where the United States initiated the march on Peking to relieve besieged foreigners in the Boxer incident. Wu Tingfang and Yuan Shih Kai acted quietly to warn Washington, leading to a timely American assault that helped free the legations and avert massacre.
Ansonia residents voice alarm after reports that Ke eau Street lights were damaged by unknown suspects. Police consider the act a public danger and say revenue renewal issues may be tied to a near-term vandalism surge. Authorities urge caution as youths may be involved, with speculation linking the incidents to other local disturbances.
The House committee on cities and boroughs chaired by Smith amended the bill to set the mayoral election for the first Tuesday after the first Wednesday in January, directing the election in New Haven. The measure advances through the chamber with time for readings and potential floor debate.
The text notes Monday in November biennially with state elections. Mr Smith sought reconsideration after the bill was tabled. He proposed an amendment to choose all elective officers on the bill’s date, but the bill was ordered tabled and printed in the journal.
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