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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
11
A fragmented reminiscence follows a narrator recounting travel turmoil and emotional separations between Genoa Milan and Milan again. He describes delaying telegrams, a sister's anxiety, a long road journey, and a poignant reunion that underscores enduring family bonds and childhood memories.
In fragments the piece promises scintillating revelations about Maria and E, with Valentino recounting intimate moments. It hints at romantic entanglements, his father’s pipe, and a flirtation with Teolinda, asserting more sensational details in tomorrow’s installment in classic gossip style.
The Paris Vaudeville Theatre hosts a varied bill with Two Bloomoms and Dell Edwood leading acts, plus Hold That Lion and a Zleefeld beauty routine, as Pathe News highlights urban comedy and musical pieces. At the Park Theatre Abe Reynolds stars in Give and Take with Florence Milly, while Cameo offers So This Is Paris, Monte Pine and Patsy Ruth Mil le in a lively program with Cameo Concert Orchestra and Chaplin Coogan in The Kia and Wild Justice matinee options for Saturday.
Mary Pickford returns to the Majestic this Sunday in Sparrows, a United Artists release. Critics hail it as the peak of her career, with Pickford portraying Mama Mollie alongside a mix of mischievous exploits and tender maternal scenes. The film promises plenty of comedy, punch, and thrills throughout.
Two children were treated at the Fimergency hospital yesterday. Florence Stanxlae, thirteen, of 8 Hishlang avenue, had a wound on her right arm. Alvin Scherber, eleven, of 28 Marvel street, was bitten on the right thigh.
Queen Marie of Roumania told U S officials she will sail for the Inter States on the Leviathan October 12. Sister Princess Peatrice leaves for London today. Marie plans to return to Paris October 7 to join the queen before sailing.
The Worcester city council met this afternoon to approve a branding regulation from the state administration and finance board and the state conservation board. All cattle found tuberculous must bear the letter T branding before any government fee is paid to curb frauds now under grand jury investigation in Massachusetts.
Right Rev Thomas J Shahan rector of Catholic University Washington DC was reelected president of the National Conference of Catholic Charities at its final session. Vice presidents named include Francis Lewis Chicago James A McMurray Boston John J Nelligan Baltimore Edward Skae Detroit and John X Wageman New Orleans Secretary Rev John O Grahy Washington DC and Treasurer Thomas F Farrell New York. Los Angeles named 1927 convention city.
Washington reports a new rum smuggling agreement with Great Britain is effective as of September 29. It covers administrative cooperation to curb liquor trade, enabling direct information exchange on smuggling and aims to reduce rum running from British possessions near the Atlantic coast. Arm L Anslinger will oversee the related foreign control efforts.
Montpelier Vermont September 30 AP Elmer Barber arrested by prohibition agents on a lonely hill raid after 600 bottles of Canadian ale were found in his automobile. He was taken into custody and the case proceeded locally.
In Fall Brook, the effort to break the will of Charles Warnock, treasurer of the Charles Ine Apparel Shop, failed as Selly Kelly and counsel did not appear and the motion was dismissed by Probate Court. Warnock died suddenly at Nantasket in August, leaving $800 to $5 600 to store employees and to John A Wood, manager. the Will’s counsel had twenty witnesses present.
Rain halted play in the Chicago series between the White Sox and Cubs. The game will be made up next Tuesday with both teams resuming the matchup.
Hartford September 30 AP A Criminal Superior court session laid out the basis for testing the school vaccination rule. John Mallett and Everett Emons, charged for failing to send their children to school, will plead not guilty next Tuesday. The Society for Liberty backs them with attorney UfA Guthrie.
William Puffer of 939 Wordin Avenue was taken to St Vincents Hospital after a fall down a flight of stairs. He suffered a possible fractured skull and a deep forehead laceration. Found by his mother, he was transported by an emergency ambulance.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrived in Constantinople with her secretary for a two day sightseeing trip. She attended a dinner at the American embassy hosted by the ambassador with guests including Nusse Bey, the Angora government representative in Constantinople. A separate item notes William Iannucci of 185 Maplewood Avenue was arrested by a motorcycle officer for operating a new vehicle without a license.
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