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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
16
The South team defeated Waterbury by a sizeable score as fans, including many rooters, packed the venue. Four players were listed for the program as the match drew strong local interest and anticipated attendance.
Advice on rhythmic dancing and movement for the season outlines precise steps, posture, and timing. Dancers are urged to focus on smoothness, balance, and proper footwork while emphasizing pace and musicality to improve progress and avoid clumsy actions.
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons he trusted Sinn Fein negotiators to honor truce terms in Ireland. He warned that if talks fail, the government would protect life and property and consider termination of the truce if needed.
An advertisement touts Phos Vitamine tablets as a convenient yeast derived vitamin supplement. It claims high concentration, water solubility, stomach tolerance, and quick results. Irving Laboratory, Wheeling West Virginia, markets sixty tablets per bottle with 4 cent tax and prepaid shipping.
The Catholic Community House at 6 Barnum Avenue announces an Armistice day celebration and anniversary of the headquarters opening. Music, staging, and games are planned with Tom Hers to entertain. Invitations have been issued for current and former members to attend.
A crowded program lists plays and acts at the Tidewater Theatre including The Love of a Bhong, Carnival Night, and The Money Master. Dusthe Farnum and Brian Wisye headline a diverse lineup with song and dance, comedy, and sensational stunts. The new production Wag for a moveful Wise Tool is praised as entertaining.
A baby monkey named Chico, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lyon, captivates residents on Laurel Avenue. Brought from Brazil by Lyon’s son in law, Chico’s soft gray fur and playful antics delight neighbors, with one resident comparing him to a child and noting the monkey’s mischievous grip on furniture.
A professor gives the first talk at a high school discussing French literature and its influence on Romantic and Natural periods. The discussion covers authors, lessons, and the broader cultural context, noting student engagement and questions about heritage and modernization.
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