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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
5
London Ontario October James S Black a Canadian plumber travels to Downey California to inherit a fortune left by a deceased sister. He believes he will receive at least $100000. Lawyers searched Canada and the United States for a year but found no Canadian relatives.
Fragmentary text notes Jim in London location after death discovery. It mentions he never married and lived in a small apartment behind someone’s house, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
A man identified as Unari of New London was arrested Tuesday for allegedly intoxicated driving on Washington Avenue. He received a 10 day jail sentence in city court yesterday, with the sentence suspended.
At a joint meeting of the United Congregational church the United Congregational Society extended the call to Bartlett of North Scituate Mass for the pastorate. Bartlett is son of a Methodist minister. He graduated Union Theological Seminary in New York class of last June. He worked in finance and with pastors before entering the ministry.
A man named Massey was struck by a tire rim during a tire-changing incident at a pile near 228 Olive. He suffered injuries and was treated by Dr Suselin at Brierganey Hospital. The accident involved a red Jacerbons vehicle and an apparent tire maintenance operation.
In Rosovi village a herd of wild boars rampaged through homes causing fear and minor injuries. Residents report damage to property and several villagers were hurt during the encounter before the animals dispersed.
Broadway residents press the council to reopen the Main Street to Blu Street route, arguing for reconsideration of the road closure. Attorney Moorehouse notes potential actions and the town plans to embank, drain, and repurpose the old road, with property owners allowed to respond under current law.
A court in Lerure Lay Naturalization hears the first case under the new citizenship act. Mrs. Dorothy Weiner of Whittler Street applies for naturalization as per the act, with the court noting requirements such as continuous residence and English proficiency. The article outlines classes of alien husbands and wives, declarations of intention, and conditions for naturalization under the new law.
An old medical advertisement claims rheumatism can vanish fully, promising cure through a strange blend of remedies. It cites dramatic symptoms like swollen joints and chronic pain, asserting guaranteed money back if relief does not occur. The piece uses sensational language and persuasion typical of period health ads.
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