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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
11
Washington Oct 14 A contest over key committee posts after the death of Senator Knox of Pennsylvania grows as Senator Poindexter of Washington announces his bid to replace Knox on the Foreign Relations Committee. Senator Wadsworth of New York is also named for the post.
Mrs J W Shater leads Card of Clivic committee at the Colege club promoting the Student College Fund to aid Bridgepay girls to attend college. Avery Springfield Mase will host ten Current Hvent talks at Stratfield sux parlor on the first and third Tuesdays from October 18 to support the fund and repay funds as able.
In Tfardin county Sena tie Davis faced action over a deed transferring ownership of her three months old son to Mrs Norma Wilson. Wilson, who recently moved to Tampa, had the deed recorded, but the document is challenged as an illegal transfer of custody.
A small gathering at Mrs. Teland Harrell Rent Street celebrated a future marriage. Miss Beeroden, bride to be, was the guest of honor with music from Selmidt and A Ping. Attendees included Mrs. D. Werreray and many local residents as the party centered around a decorated autumn table.
Newman of Bridgeport sues for 550 in damages after being passenger in a car driven by Louis Sebastyan when struck by a Tego automobile at Fox street and Fairfield avenue on September 19. Another passenger Meenko seeks 709 for injuries from the same accident.
The Y M C A announces Father and Son Week for November 6 through 11 with events at churches and the Y. Activities include Church Day Home Day Employer Boy Day and a Father’s Day Banquet. details from the planning meeting outline the week’s schedule. courthe and officials discuss deed as potential inheritance issue amid disputes and legal questions.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans its first season dance on Wednesday at the State and Court streets club rooms. Tickets will be sold on site, with an informal Halloween theme and a varied program including entertainment acts and a smoker style program. Wallace M. Bayllas of Bridgeport and local business representatives will attend.
Jerome Donahue of 62 Cole Street fined 3200 and sentenced to six months in jail for manufacturing and stamping questionable rubber heels. Sentence suspended. Edward Tuble of 1d Read Street fined 3100 and jailed 10 days for driving under the influence and causing an accident. Robert Nichols of 12 Rank Street fined costs for drunkenness. Theatre notices describe Emanuel Authors production at Pt Theatre and other acts in San Francisco and New York social circles with a star cast and vaudeville routines.
A Philadelphia reader cites relief for a 16 year old girl after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product for menstrual pain backache and related female symptoms and urges others to consider a trial. It notes working conditions causing illness and presents the product as beneficial.
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