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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

Page

4

London Bishop Wonders How U S Went Dry

Ames Iowa AP reports Bishop of London Winnington-Ingram during a six week tour of American universities questions how the United States moved to prohibition. He criticizes wage levels and political divisions, but praises American students for Christianity and plans to explain the League of Nations from a Christian perspective while studying United States working conditions.

Ames Iowa Ingram House of Loris Britain America League of Nations National Student Council Episcopal Church Tail Jean Thehurchman Ife Intram Todas

Queen Marie Plans U S Visit After Luncheon Talks

In Bucharest King Ferdinand, in good health, hosted luncheon with American minister William Culbertson and Mrs Culbertson. They discussed final arrangements for Queen Marie's United States tour, which officials say are complete. Queen Marie expressed enthusiasm for her arrival day, while officials deny abdication rumors as baseless and Communist-driven.

Bucharest Romania Ferdinand William S. Culbertson Calpbertson Culbertson Queen Marie United States Macfie Ferda Foreign Office Marie

Designing Engineer With Experience in Consumer Appliances

A positioned role seeks an Eesigning Engineer with six years of design experience in consumer products such as candies clocks meters and testers. Details requested include education experience and salary expectations.

Property Attached In Divorce Suit Reveals Settlement Details

Louis A. Veesey is defendant in a divorce suit with the Poplar Street property attached for $20,000. Papers filed in town clerk’s office disclose the case. Plaintiff Catherine Curtiss of Stratford cites intolerable cruelty since December 1925 and seeks freedom and restoration of her name through her mother Catherine Curviss.

Louis A. Veesey Olive Vee Catherine

Station Painted To Halt Rust Destruction

The understructure of Bridgeport’s railroad station is scraped and painted to prevent rust and deterioration. Crews scrub iron and wood, applying battleship grey paint as weatherproofing extends into winter. The project, part of the rail line’s cost-saving preservation policy, employs many workers for weeks at Water street entrance.

Bridgeport Water Street

Woman Granted Divorce on Desertion Charge

Mars Fratey Lamanna of 695 Barnum Avenue was granted a divorce from Anthony Tamanna in Superior Court Judge John W Banks citing desertion. Mrs Lamanna testified they married in Stamford in 1915 and moved to the city years later. She said her husband was an indifferent provider and she supported the house with her wages. he beat her and she was forced to work. He left on January 2 1923 after packing his belongings. Custody of two children awarded to the plaintiff.

Mars Fratey Lamanna Barnum Avenue Anthony Tamanna John W. Banks Superior Court Lamanna Banks Stamford Lamanner

War on venomous snakes planned by Antivenin Institute

Scientist-led effort in Clabridge Massachusetts outlines creation of Antivenin Institute of America to develop and distribute polyvalent venom serum. Dr Afranio do Ameral directs, with Harvard and the U S army backing. field work linked to Glenolden Pennsylvania and stations in San Antonio New Orleans and San Diego.

Clabridge Mass Antivenin Institute of America Afranio Do Ameral State of Sao Paulo Serum Institute Snake Farm Brazil Harvard United States Harvard University United States Army Mulford Company Philadelphia United Fruit Company Boston Central North America Waryard Glenolden San Antonio New Orleans San Diego Lasseo Meldota Amar South America

Byrd Plans Flight Across Country Tour

Commander Richard E Byrd plans a 7000 mile cross country air tour in a reconditioned Fokker starting from Washington next Thursday. Floyd Bennett and Lt Brent Balchen will co pilot as the trip visits New York Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Texas before returning via Salt Lake City Denver and the Pacific coast over about six weeks. The tour promotes commercial aviation and is sponsored by the Guggenheim Foundation and the Department of Commerce.

New York Richard E. Byrd United States Fokker North Pole Haegbrouck Heights N. J Washington Kyrd Hyr Salt Lake City Rocky Mountain District Pacific Coast Denver Atlantic Coast

Bridge Winners at Trinity Parish House Gather in Nichols

The Nichols community held a bridge event Tuesday evening at Trinity parish house drawing 52 players who vied for silver cream ladles prizes. Winners included Mrs. Sidney Slaupley Mrs. A. R. Watson Mrs. Clara Mills Mr. Norman Sperry and others as social time followed with coffee and cake.

C. Curtis New York Preick Voorheas James Shaw George Doods Tor Richard Broan Hell Tts Eliot Curtis John Walters Longann Warren Plumb Myr Schultz Nichola Avenue

Broadway Pondering Over De Mille Rift

New York Sept 30 Broadway is buzzing about possible estrangement between Anna George De Mille and William C De Mille the playwright and moviemaker. Anna recently returned from Europe with daughters Agnes and Margaret aged 15 and is said to occupy bachelor quarters in the city as speculation swirls about the couple’s future.

New York Broadway Anna George de Mille William C. de Mille Movnz de Mile Duarters

Royal whims reveal crowd friendly curiosities in royal gossip

London dispatch notes King George wishes to attend a race and mingle with crowds while Queen Mary would ride a London bus all day. King Albert of Belgium imagines foreign travel and flying, Alfonso of Spain would live as a peasant, and Queen Victoria dreams of extensive travel and writing. The Prince of Wales recalls childhood climbs, and the Queen of Spain contemplates appearing on stage. Victoria would ride streetcars though never held a railway ticket.

London George Mary Albert Felginia Alfonso Spain Queen Victoria Alway Triree Wales Devs Queen Victoria

Kangaroo Court Still Held in Prisons Across Nation

Retiring Chicago jail warden Capt George H Weideling notes the so called kangaroo court persists in nearly every jail. Inmates organize and conduct petty offense trials with fines of ten to fifteen cents for infractions such as untidy cells or failure to wash. Some cases involve self appointed judges bailiffs and lawyers with fines pooled for penniless inmates.

Chicago George H. Weideling Cok County Weidelins Leclares Kangaroo Court Weiderling

Oldest Connecticut state forest to be inspected tomorrow

Hartford Oct 1 The Meshomastical Poriiant, oldest state owned forest in New England, will be inspected by state officials at the fall field meeting of the Connecticut Forestry association. Under State forester Austin F Hawes the group will visit tree plantings, rock and wood formations, and a log cabin near the Portland Water Company reservoir, the 248 meeting place. The forest began in 1903 with a 9 acre purchase for 105 and has grown to 1 443 acres costing 314 417.

Hartford New Maxland Connecticut Forestry Association Austin F Hawes Portland Water Company

Valuable violin lost from auto along Post road

Kedwin Idler of New York reports the loss of a black violin case found after a brief drop near Branford and Bridgeport. The instrument is valued at 2000 dollars and was left in an auto between Branford and Bridgeport, with the owner notifying the Detective Bureau.

Post Road Branford Pridgeport Kedwin Idler West 8Th Street New York Hhis Detective Bureau

Man Sues Stamford Concern For 10000 Dollars

Plaintiff Manmford Gay and Electric Company brings suit in Superior Court claiming 10000 dollars in damages. He alleges a blasting accident while constructing nail and says workers blasting rock 200 feet away caused harm. The incident occurred May 8 during excavation work near the plaintiff’s site.

Rom Oppolite Stamford Manmiford Gay and Electric Company

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