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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
14
The knitting wave among women and girls spans Philadelphia as spinners stay busy. Red Cross appeal urges knitters to make sweaters jackets and woolen comforts for distribution. Demand grows with widespread need across the United States while costs remain small per person.
Commissioners and department leaders gathered at a banquet on Oakland Avenue last night. Samuel Daa presided without political significance, with attendees including Sam Drew, W.Va icin, Dy Tons Tridv, Michael Eenant Devis Joby Mares, and Chief Ene eineer Tanta I. Pohlaseun.
Vintage advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural, non habit forming remedy for constipation. Claims include permanent relief with daily use and added benefits like clearer skin and fresher breath, plus versatile recipes and pleasant taste.
The New York divorce case of James A Stillman involves custody questions for a son and disputes over guardianship. Mrs Stillman contests guardianship while assets around 160000 dollars and gifts are mentioned as part of the ongoing proceedings.
The third annual military ball of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at the casino on State Street tonight. Prizes donated by Caesar Misch Company and Connors Halloran Clothing Company. Two silver cups offered for the fox trot. Committee in charge: John H. Williams, Albert Smiley, Rugs, John E. Kelly, and Glardaes Offing.
Fragmented text outlines a religious gathering with references to church services tomorrow morning at Saint John’s and a memorial channel. It mentions Tory communion, Murroughs Memorial channel, and commissions at a limitation of numbers. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Togl Richard Bright and George A. Tsright, tailors of Greenwich, sue HM O'Neil of Port Chester for 4000 damages alleging breach of an agreement not to compete. Plaintiffs say O'Neil operated as a tailor in Greenwich since June 1817 in violation of the contract. The case is filed in the Superior court today.
The report states a 20 percent Marine force under Postmaster General Hayekpin is deployed in New York to guard mail during transit. Marines will accompany drivers and assist with registered mail aboard trucks and at 22 post offices, with motorcycles for patrols amid renewed security measures following a major robbery last month.
A garbled OCR item references varying values for bonds and notes, mentions $20,000 in circulation and $8.00 figures, and alludes to a scheme or risk involving bandits. The incomplete text lacks clear actions, dates, or authoritative entities.
A rummage sale will be held Saturday at 2 PM in Hollister Chapel with Sunday school members in charge. Men’s and women’s clothing and shoes, nuts, cakes pies bread and candy will be for sale to raise funds for church social and entertainment programs.
Marshal Foch will be awarded a Doctor of Laws at Yale University on Saturday. The ceremony follows a program similar to the one honoring Cardinal Mercier two years ago, with Reverend Brown and the Yale Divinity School involved. Professor George H. Nettleton will present Foch, and President James Angell will confer the degree. The choir will sing Marseillaise and Bishop John M. Nilan will give a benediction.
Special evangelistic services are held this week at the Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church Beeel Wood and Dranistan Avenue. Rev Robert Carlsen of the Ewfeld Methodist Church and Captain Carl Fredriksen of the Salvation Army lead the meetings. The gathering opens at .. mm.
Nov 1 in White Plains New Mexico a large buck deer blocked traffic and caused injuries including broken legs to a wandering vehicle. A local police officer reported the incident and a nearby resident Miss Mildred Weed who often sees deer in her yard recalls the animals browsing around garb vans.
Democratic Town Chairman Jon A. Cornell and Mr. Cornell depart for Atlanta to recuperate from fatigue after a lengthy municipal campaign. He plans to attend the Yale Princeton exam in New Haven Saturday before returning to his Manhattan Avenue home.
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