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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

8

Restaurant Food Profiteers Face Possible Prosecution

Investigation into alleged profiteering in food by Hartford Bridgeport and New Haven restaurants proceeds. Special Agent Wasen reports lax prices in Hartford, with several cases to go before a federal grand jury. District Attorney to decide prosecutions under the Lever Act as probes target lunch rooms and eateries.

Cis Bridgeport Hiteford New Haven Edward L. Smith Wartford Federal Grant Jury William J. Wasen Bureau of Motion Department of Justicn Hartford Chas Diggins Wis Foley

Rev Terrence B. Smith Improves, Able to Sit Up

The Rev Terrence B. Smith, pastor of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, has shown improvement after two weeks in St. Vincent's hospital. Authorities report he is convalescing and able to sit up for periods, with progress noted last night.

Terrence B. Smith Terrenca i. Smith Tut Church of the Blessed Sacrament St. Vincent's Hospital

Record Number of Daily Job Applications in Bridgeport

Bridgeport offices report a surge in employment applications with an average of 200 per day at the Connecticut Free Employment Bureau. Superintendent Charles Keller foresees improving conditions soon, while agencies like Mrs. Berg’s at 654 State Street note scarce openings and a shift of workers to domestic roles. Employers and factories indicate small current crews but no immediate upheaval, awaiting natural adjustment in January.

State Bureau Keller State of Connecticut Free Employment Bureau Charles Keller cHies Deidwepore Mr. Neller Bridgeport Carlos. Berg State Street Emadt Berg Fred Manufacturers’ Association Bureau of Employment Peta Yarlong Ciy Hill

War Veterans' Fund Growing Nearing 10000 Target

Tate reports the building fund campaign of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is nearing 7000, with five factories totaling about 4000 already canvassed. Connecticut firm Lares Sales Co employees pledged roughly 200, aided by about 9 of 10 workers. Campaign officials expect strong future gifts from remaining business leaders to reach the 87590 goal and sustain the postwar Doughboys charity without league backing.

Tate Connecticut Company Lares Sales Company Campaig N ‘Committee Bridgeport

Combined Charity Drive Voted To Merge Efforts

City council of social agencies approved forming a combined charity drive in Bridgeport under a coordinating board. A committee will frame a constitution and by laws and propose a unit for the drive with reports due at the November 2 meeting at Charities Building. Representatives from major organizations attended and budgets will determine the drive total.

Council of Social Agencies Charities Bridgeport Albert B. Lavery Pratt American Red Cross Associated Charities Christian Union Ladies* Charitable Society Protective Araa Protestant Orphan Asylum Nurse Association Catholic Zble Bureau Charities Organization Society Church Federation Council of Jewish Women Hebrew Children’s Aid Society New England Home For Little Wanderers Salvation Army Temple Sisterhood of A ‘War Israel Travelers' Aid Society C. Andy Www. Co. AY Departent of Charities Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts

Personal Notes From Thursday Thimble Club Meeting

Meeting details mention Thursday at 3 PM at Sophie Smiths home. Arthur Jackson of Malden and Boston visits Walter and Edward Leveen of TR Hagiewood Avenue Bridgeport. They plan to winter at a cottage on Maple Avenue Myrtle Beach and are engaged in business. Jackson, a noted singer, was guest of honor at an informal Leveen cottage reception.

Arthur Jackson Malden Boston Mass Walter Edward Leveen TR Hagiewood Avenue Bridgeport Mapie Avenuty Myrtle Beach Mr. Jackson Leveen Cottage

Lost Weight and Fatigue After Influenza Ad

Mrs. Frank Estes of Auburn Maine recounts eighteen months of weakness after influenza. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength appetite and weight gaining to 140 pounds. She endorses the pills and says a free booklet on building blood will be sent by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. advertisement

Frank Estes Whampehire Street Auburn Williame Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Antilove Germs May Halt Kissing in Paris

Fragmentary science item claims microbes labeled antilove could kill germs and alter romantic behavior. Unknown text suggests Paris context and other garbled details about social effects and a supposed experiment.

Unclear fragment notes best time at Shire event

Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports or event blurb mentioning best time and ticketing, with names and places garbled. Unable to extract definitive people, teams, or venues to form a coherent card.

Diamonds in Teeth as Mourning Badges for 2 Husbands

Fragmentary report describes a New Orleans woman, Tevill, heir to a rare diamond set in her teeth after two marriages. First husband Augustine Kamiau died or separated, and she contends a vow to keep the jewel for both spouses. She notes discomfort in wearing the diamond but asserts the gesture honors love and memory.

Augustine Kamiau William Kmar Augustine Tevill

Diamond as Eternal Symbol in a Stubborn Promise

A fragmentary reminiscence describes a diamond as an unbreakable sign of affection. The speaker recalls a vow to wear the gem always, even if unattainable, choosing it to be kept close on the body as a steadfast reminder.

Milford Fire Commission Buys Chemical Apparatus

Milford commissioners purchase the fire apparatus of the Remington Jr. M. C. The device is a near new Exnox chemical unit expanded to only three fires at the IOM Co. yards and has seen limited use. Price paid was $2,250. This chemical is designed for Woodmont.

Milford Remington Jr. M. C Iom, Co Woodmont Meni

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