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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
7
Abenham Judge of Odd Fellows meeting at Lid State street to choose new quarters in central city area possibly the Taberty building. A committee with full power to acquire or lease a suitable location will be appointed. The annual ball will be held at the Stratfigid hotel.
Two arrests on liquor charges reported with details on suspects and custody. Prosecution notes indicate violations of state liquor laws and ties to local establishments. No reliable names or locations clearly recovered due to garbled OCR.
The Republican administration claims unemployment ended after taking power. Pudge Frasgle, a GOP candidate for state secretary, spoke at Germania Hall last night, asserting job gains from the Wilson era and noting employment figures.
Royal pageant notes hint at a sartorial change for the crown prince in Rome this November with a new black shirt for state and ceremonial appearances. The maneuver signals a shift in attire linked to a formal welcome and public duties.
Harriet Garlick of 474 State Street writes Forget-Me-Not during the 1918 summer. Her poem, inspired by wartime service of sons Dr. George Garlick and C. Barle Garlick, speaks to a nurse, a hospital bed, and a soldier’s farewell as a son writes a note to mother about going to the heavenly land. The nurse forwards the message, touching the mother who reads it across the sea.
The Corinthian Lodge and the Association of the Maesona presented their second annual minstrel and dance at the Casino drawing 1,600 plus Magonie members and friends. Encores rang as Samuel Davis hosted, with a cast led by Lainis Onuker Jon W. Bowen and Richard Kenyon. Performers included Hot Lips Thom Tig Bass Vioi and Walter N. Gould among others. choresmen and committee members named for arranging the event.
A woman identified as Dominico, about 40, from 8Iy Wordin Avenue, attempted suicide as a squad of detectives intervened. She was taken into custody after officers restrained her and a bed of wine was found near the scene. She was remanded in city court on a bond of $300.
Readable fragments show meetings scheduled tonight at Mager Pahtior Sikanlitlon Mont Marina and Loyal Change lodge with references to Oridgenors, Humbolt Stamm, and the stationary engineers union at 176 Fairtial Avenue and Road Street.
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