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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1922
Page
5
Milford Oct 8 The Milford Chamber of Commerce meets at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday at 7:15 p m to discuss Fire Prevention Week. William M O Hara, president of Milford’s Fire Commissioners, will speak on Milford's Department of Fire Service and fire fighting organization.
Opening last night Poll's Palace shows Manslaughter a deluxe photoplay with Rome set pieces and a love adventure. The Palace Orchestra performs Southern Rhapsodies and a colored Egypt scene titled Dawn to Dusk In Egypt. Also featured are Ingres and dance ensembles by Paul Oscara, Lucile Collette in a Hammerstein picture, and a vaudeville program with Miss Hammerstein. The Empire presents The New Moon, a Russian-set drama, and The Blue Grass region of Kentucky noted in previews.
A Trene Comer booklet is issued upon request by the telephone bureau of Western University of Tennessee. The notice outlines how to obtain the booklet and contact details for the WUT office.
Wet Republican gathering plans a late evening update on the ninth district race. The report lists applicant names and election figures as voters prepare to see results. Registrars expect complete lines by tomorrow night.
Milford voters endorsed William T. Hoyt for the 14th district state senate seat at a Milford town hall convention. Hoyt, previously connected with Cheshire, accepted the nomination and pledged to serve the people if elected. Speakers included C. M. Hotchkiss and H. C. Miles, with a two-year statorial committee appointed.
Derby Democrats set Oct 17 for primaries and Oct 22 for ward caucuses. Former Alderman Michael Manion faces Alderman Wallace on the Democratic ticket in a hot third ward contest. John Fitzgerald withdrew from nomination for Low Clerk. Officer William Stalt injured after motorcycle collision with car on Seymour Avenue. Personal notes list Mrs. Chris Berhie, Miss Marion Anderson leaving for Haverhill and Helen J. Nivison et al.
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