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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
14
An old advertisement touts Gets It Wonder Corn Peeler as a remedy for corns and calluses with a money back guarantee. It promises quick pain relief and easy removal in two minutes using drops, urging buyers to purchase via B. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago.
An old advertisement claims Brownatone hair dye can restore faded hair to natural color. It promises fast results in two hours and offers a trial package for 13 cents postage, packing, and war tax, directing readers to Kenton Pharmacal Co. Covington Kentucky for ordering.
An old advertisement promotes a home treatment for catarrh and related ear and head symptoms. It prescribes an ounce of Parmin double strength dissolved in hot water, taken four times daily, with possible quick relief as breathing eases and head noises fade. Claims nine in ten ear troubles stem from catarrh and hearing may be restored.
Report details Barnett's order to repatriate Haitians and a high level Marine Corps inquiry. It references a translation of communications with Col. Russell and a radio notice, while noting Spain's El Pais denouncing U.S. actions in Santo Domingo as a violation of liberty and independence.
A farewell reception for Dr LeRoy A Wilkes former director of the Bridgeport health department division of child hymens was held in the Welfare building. He will move to Trenton New Jersey to continue similar work. The event drew gym commissioners and departmental staff, with songs performed by James Saunders George Mandell and Harry Rawlin. Committee members included Ida Della Catherine Tufte EB Gohitne J Keating Bessie OHar a Martina Keane Minnie Stan Gahi Florence Knabiln and C Howard Dunbar.
A motorcycle hill climb contest will be staged in Danbury under the Danbury Motorcycle Association and Motorcycle Club of Danbury this Sunday. Riders are expected from New England New York and New Jersey with local clubs promoting the event.
Kuenunel head of Chic American Dress Cutting and Designing School opens Friday at 2 30 P M in room 46 Cannon Street for women working by day at 7 30 P M. Lecture and demonstration on street tailoring of coats suits and tailored dresses. All women interested in home dress making invited.
Senator Johnson and Senator Borah are slated to address a Republican campaign rally at the Casino on Thursday evening October 28. Johnson, en route to campaign across the Midwest, aims to speak for Senator Brandegee against Democratic opposition led by President Wilson. Local Republican leaders said the event is part of coordinated efforts with national campaign headquarters and state committees to bolster Brandegee’s bid. Johnson plans to continue campaigning through election day, then return to San Francisco to vote and resume duties under the party committee directives.
A report notes a serious midwest coal shortage but domestic consumers are receiving coal through a systematic distribution. An interstate commerce commission order freed 0,000 coal cars for rail transport to mobile, saug, gravel and other commodities, enabling 33,000,000 tons weekly. The Wholesale Coal Trade Association says the Tidewater Coal Exchange will remain as a permanent pooling organization.
J Alex Robinson begins work today as secretary of the Republican town committee. He will coordinate campaign outreach from headquarters at 2116 Main Street in the Keller building. Town Chairman Leonard and committee members met at the Algonquin club to plan activities with a large staff of workers. The rally at the Casino next Monday will feature possible presiding official and speakers Brandegee and Everett W. Lake, the gubernatorial candidate, among others.
Senator Harding will not proceed beyond Rochester during the national campaign, with New York events still listed. He will address Hecheeler in Buffalo on October 2 and failing to appear at Madison Square Garden, other engagements may shift as the campaign proceeds. ENbu Root speaks October 18 at Carnegie Mall for the National Republican Club.
The YWCA announces Sunday afternoons at Home for the city's women and girls. Aimed at easing idle Sundays, the Open Hearth, the Tea, and general hospitality will be offered. The Golden Hill building lobby opens this Sunday Oct 1 at 4 o'clock with a cordial welcome to all interested.
A very pleasant party was rendered for Miss Bertha Bechlein at her home last Saturday evening in honor of her birthday. Games and dancing followed, refreshments were served, and music was provided by the Park City orchestra. Guests included Misses Wilmar Mauritz Helen McCauley Lillian Wagner Augusta Bromo Bertha Bechlein Mes. JT O'Brien Messia Fred Leonard Brooks Fred Tanner John Keller James Reidy Mrs I J Schadow Mr and Mrs Cy Gandorf Mr and Mrs Wr Bechtels Bechlein Sr Harold Schedo.
The speech defends protectionism for the south and agriculture while opposing entangling alliances. It argues for an industrial south and self reliant America, criticizes Democratic control, and pledges to restore constitutional checks, enforce laws, and seek Senate advice on treaties.
A quiz style exchange covers exterior lighting for night filming, King Baggot’s stage background, Hobart Wentworth’s first major feature Parentage, Mirjore Daw’s debut, Dorothy Dalton and Lew Cody’s marriage and divorce, and a definition of mopping town camera terms.
Rioting in Londonderry and a new military raid in Dublin accompany Irish political strife over home rule. Reports cite hunger strikers in Cork jail, casualties from a lorry ambush, and calls for accountability as British and Irish leaders face mounting pressure.
Fire Chief Daniel T. Johnson investigates a string of false alarms in the city. Two youths were arrested yesterday morning near Pembroke and Willard streets after a noisy false call at 1248 o'clock led to their detention. Both were released on $80 bonds each as their cases were continued to October.
W Moore of this city was elected president of the Connecticut Lite Underwriters Association at their Hartford meeting Tuesday afternoon. Herron and Griswold, both of Bridgeport, were elected members of the executive committee. Mr Moore reported on the national convention held in Basson last month. A discussion on insurance ethics featured the meeting and an address was delivered by the new president. The association is aiming for a membership of 225.
A vinimage sale will be held at the Memorial chapter house on Baldwin Stowe chapter 12 to raise funds for the Berry School scholarship. Donors communicate with Miss Marchin at The Geisor telephony or Miss Anne Wenn of Rogers by telephone to arrange contributions and attendance.
A garbled old clipping describes California telephony where a beetle or bore penetrates hard wood and softer metals, causing sparks and a blight on service. The fragment hints at danger from insects or devices affecting lines, with warlike imagery tied to the lead sweat of the wires and crews.
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