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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1922

Page

6

Touring Car Seized by Federal Agents in Torrington

Federal prohibition agents seized a touring car in Torrington amid reports of six gallons of alleged moonshine. Joseph George, claiming ownership, appeared before U. S. Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery and posted a $1,009 bond to release both car and self from custody while charge of unlawfully having liquor is pursued.

Torrington Joseph George United States Hugh J. Lavery Muetody

John McCormack Named Defendant in Civil Suit

John McCormack, famed tenor, named as defendant in a civil action in Superior Court. The suit concerns a tractor sale by Luther M. Wright to the buyer for farm use in Durien. Defense claims the farm later sold to Highland Farm Company, which assumed the tractor debt.

John McCormack Tone Tudso Christopher L. Avery Luther M. Wright Singer Durien Highland Farm Company

Readmission Granted for Disbarred Stamford Lawyer Wexter

Judge Webb grants Charles L. Wexter readmittance to the Stamford bar after three years indefinite suspension. The decision follows Maltbie’s 1918 disbarment for falsified will filings and is supported by Stamford lawyers, amid prior opposition from the Fairfield County bar grievance committee.

William M. Maltbie Charles L. Wexter Stamford Reine James Tl. Webb Webb Wexler Airfield Maltbie Fairfeld Browh Richard H. G. Cunningham Niglesa Webo

Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets November 30 as Holiday

Governor Everett declares November 30 a state Thanksgiving day calling on citizens to offer prayers of gratitude for harvest gifts and renewed industrial activity. He notes end of wartime fears and urges a nationwide spirit of thanks and worship.

Everett Take Aguan Pas Bert

Fire at Kevin Brothers Clothing Store on Wall Street

A fire started at the base of a radiator inside Kevin Brothers clothing store at 96 Wall Street yesterday morning. Clerk Albert Levy discovered the blaze around opening time, activated the alarm, and prevented further damage to clothing racks.

Kevin Brothers Wall Street Albert Levy

Regrouping Pupils Adopted in Bridgeport Plan

Board of Education approved Cortright plan to regroup pupils for February second semester. About 459 Freshmen moved. accommodations in Bridgeport High or other sites planned. East Side pupil moves to West End and North End to Shelter class. annex work to house displaced students.

Bridgeport Ligh Noard Supt Cortright Tin High School Hiss Ure O Jamnjar Schoo Adoyu Ene Mort West End

Ansonia Man Held By Derby Police In Robbery Case

Ansonia man is held by Derby police in a robbery case. Teangelo of Acetainey Hill stands in court next Monday morning before Judge Archibald Duffield. Police say Angieri is implicated in a holdup Thursday evening at a paint shop where two men assaulted a man and robbed him of small change. Ricard Yeus, operator of an auto service station, was struck by a car yesterday while changing water outside a shop corner of Atwater and Seymour Avenues. Yeus is in Griffin Hospital with serious injuries. Seeley Funeral for Genevieve Seeley of Parsworthy Avenue, who died at Griffin Hospital, will be held at Oak Cliff Cemetery. She worked for Howard and Burker Co. and was aged years. Community notes include Legion and library items and local carmen at Seymour Avenue.

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Lydia Crocker Granted Ten Day Fine Payment Extension

City court granted Lydia Crocker ten days to pay a fine of 100, with attorney A. S. Gedndig presenting, alleging attempts to evade payment. Crocker’s counsel denied evasion and said no letter indicated any breach of the payment agreement as the case continued.

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Two men named for final exam at Newport Training

Peter Mermard of 12 Paradise Place and Dames Linskem of 142 Has Main Street were sent to New Haven for final examination. If they pass, they will be sent to the Newport Naval Training Station.

Stanay Peorustins Tae Ad Street Peter Mermard Paradise Place Dames Linskem Has Main Street Nw Haven Newport Naval Training Station

Snowdrift fat promises freshness and baking finesse

A longtime cooking fat advertisement extols Snowdrift as pure vegetable oil refined for extreme freshness in airtight cans. Claiming high heat stability to 450 degrees, low odor absorption, and reuse in frying, the copy touts superior flavor, nutrition, and economy versus butter and other fats.

Wesson

Creamy Snowdrift Creaminess Promises Easy Cooking

A vintage advertisement extols Snowdrift as a convenient creamy fat that stays firm in heat yet soft in cold. It claims ready creaminess saves time, avoids hardening, and suits all uses in cooking, urging readers to try it in their favorite recipes.

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