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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
4
In Bristol, Connecticut today Plea Sullivang and Joseph Kennedy were found guilty of carrying and supplying alcohol. Judge Padi Mink suspended a sentence for each, with fines of 250 dollars issued to both defendants. The case involved Run as noted by officials in Waterbury.
Six members of Bridgeport's Health Department led by Health Officer Dr. William Hall Coon will address the four day annual convention of the American Child Hygiene Association in New Haven. Delegates will discuss current work in Bridgeport schools and homes aimed at improving child health conditions.
Leavenworth Kansas Oct 30 Kansas boasts a railroad owned by farmers with satisfactory wages for workers and fares for riders. The Leavenworth and Tope line runs 48 miles from Leavenworth to an eastern point, serving 60 employees. After decline, farmers raised funds, repurposed a locomotive, and now run daily trips profitably while seeking to expand freight service with a gasoline motor. Farmers claim increased farm values and steady passenger and freight reliability, securing ROI and independence from unions.
Three hundred American ex soldiers are jailed in French prisons. H Cleveland Coxe, former American vice consul and linked to prominent figures, campaigns for their release. An American army official in Paris argues most are not hardened criminals and deserve swift rehabilitation, while others say many are tough elements drifting after the war.
Starry C Seaman of 179 Meadow Street New Haven was fined $260 and costs for driving under the influence and possessing a loaded revolver. Bettie Moore, 27, with him, forfeited a $25 bond after a collision with Dr. Thomas J. Luby of Hartford on Southington Road. Luby’s family attended, injuries minor. Frederick M. Faith storekeeper and Teac Denk of South Meriden were fined for liquor law violations.
Judge Eisner in Hartford City court grants judgment pro forma in City of Hartford vs John C and Timothy Long proprietors of Long's Totel. Raid on their house yielded seized liquor. Lower action was dismissed. an appeal to the Supreme Court will seek abatement.
Noman Cathole and Episcopalian churches observe All Saints Day as a feast and holy day of obligation. Masses run from 6 to 10 tonight at Saint Trinity and nearby parishes. Tomorrow All Souls Day Masses will be held in local Catholic and other churches during morning hours.
A verdict by Coroner Mhelan exonerates George W. Glan in Noroton, linked to a fatal shooting near a lawn on October 31. The manslaughter charge against Given was dismissed by Judge Mead in Bridgeport court.
Fairfield Ohio post of the American Legion opens Armistice Day with a dance to kick off winter events. Adjutant John Johnson chairs a committee including Risley Nichols, R. Smith, J. Carlson, Ber. Wurtzen, and William A. Kinsella. The post hopes to present basketball, dancing, and hunting events as part of the season with local dancers and an orchestra provided by James Traneis for Armistice Day.
An advertisement touts Dr Carey’s Kidney and Bladder Root Prescription No. 0 as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to dissolve deposits and drive out poisons, urging readers to obtain the liquid or tablet form from Hindle’s Drug stores or other reliable druggists with a two-bottle price offer.
Musterele offers simple chest aid using oil of water and minimal massage. The text promotes the product as clean and quick to apply, suggesting gentle fingertip massage for relief. mentions jars and tubes and hospital usage.
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