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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1922
Page
3
A woman recalls a yearlong facial rash turning into hard red pimples that itched and disfigured her. She read an ad for Curicura Soap and Ointment, used three cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment, and was cured.
A chaotic docket describes a bankruptcy related case where a temporary receiver seeks to compel a bank to disclose details of a loan and related securities. The filing notes an unknown value loan from City National Bank and lists subpoenas, creditors meetings, and court actions as part of the effort to reveal holdings and arrangements.
An attorney threatened deformation action but the court did not honor the request. The report lists participants including Ay Houdini and associates, noting liability concerns and credits discussed in relation to a consumer settlement and perceived improprieties at a Now orc ceremony.
The National Chamber of Commerce reports Bridgeport posted the lowest death rate for the week ending November 11 among 66 cities with more than 27.9 million people. The infant mortality rate was also among the lowest, while Trenton, New Jersey had the highest mortality rate at 24.2.
Applications for redemption of War Savings stamps sold during the war will be taken at virtually face value to the amount of about 4,000. People may apply at any Savings bank private bank or post office. Certificates will be mailed to reach owners around January 1934.
The Boston mayor Curley vetoed a permit for a public performance by dancer Isadora Duncan. The veto followed reported remarks attributed to Duncan during her recent visit, including controversial comments about Puritan society.
A graphophone formerly owned by Pullman High School, sold earlier, has been reclaimed by Constable Hesekle Bl iwood who returned it to the school as a lawful seizure.
Reported remarks from the White House indicate President Harding has not altered his long held stance on prohibition. A White House spokesman said the president had not publicly detailed views but noted his belief that prohibition remains a political issue aligned with his convictions.
Norwalk creditors with 16 474.82 in debts voted 16 962.07 against a 20 percent compromise proposed by Referee John Keoh. The City National Bank of South Norwalk led the opposition with claims over 12 000. A court review may follow in the federal district court. The firm had filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy weeks earlier.
Miss Boancha Gratfam of this Elts has been appointed clerk of the Ansonia Probate Court for the next term by Judge Maltoy of Derby. Miss Chaffiin served as clerk for the past 11 years. Ro Ponce, of North Reat, underwent an appendectomy today at Gia Hospital. Mrs Jennie Gillard German, wife of John German, who died Wednesday, was laid to rest this morning from the family home. Services were at the Assumption Church with a ceremony and graveside in St Peter's Cemetery.
Wauby Novy Tes Saba Diekples Kavoer of 41 Seymour Avenue Derby died this morning from heart trouble. Edward Knorr, age unknown, was at her side. Survived by a mother and other relatives. Funeral details to be announced by the family.
Thieves damaged several properties near Yorun breaking doors and destroying works of art, silverware, and jewelry valued at about 50 000 dollars. A stockpile of oil paintings and other valuables was looted, with substantial losses reported as investigators probe the scene.
A Shelton resident received a fifty dollar award for injury in a court or official proceeding. Details mention Simglvgn Nav bo dokh Daw glewieh of Uliseho and Stan Vedi with preceding events and a related award of forty dollars.
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