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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
14
The British women's field hockey team defeated Philadelphia 168 to 4 in the opening tournament match at Germantown Cricket Club. Philadelphia struggled defensively as the visitors dominated the play from the start.
Promotes constipation relief through daily bran consumption. Claims Kellogg's Bran strengthens digestion, purifies blood, prevents bad breath, and supports family health with versatile serving ideas. Encourages including Kellogg's Bran as a daily staple.
Motorists form a protective league by unincorporated association named Gallagh Hugh A. Murphy Claudi, Dunhem as incorporators. Attorney W. T. Phillips named counsel. Offices at No. 61 Liberty. Objective is oppose increased motor taxes and other legislation raising motoring costs and to support pro motorist interests.
Rival candidates attended an Algonquin meeting where tensions ran high. Mayoral hopefuls DilVord B. Wileen and Peed A&tawnrer, both Democrats, debated policy and contest the party’s nomination amid mild resistance.
An informal gathering turned contentious as opposing candidates clashed over proposals and leadership, with reports of vocal disagreement and party infighting shaping the public’s sense of the campaign. A later briefing noted shifts in candidate support and a reception following the event.
Federal offices will stop work at 12 noon November 14 to commemorate World War Heroes. Government buildings will fly flags at half mast and public ceremonies are planned with city officials coordinating nationwide observance. Citizens are urged to cooperate and participate as possible.
Jules Berger brother of the Alwine Hotel manager was fined 400 for liquor on the premises. He served twenty days in city jail and appealed the 899 bond. Joan Christianson of 02 Broad Street was fined 200 and sentenced for intent to sell liquor after a raid found the business operating.
The market shows gains with rail and steel shares advancing while financials hint at cautious sentiment. Trading activity totals about 42,400 shares with bonds and money rates reflecting a firmer, uneven advance and a persistent inflationary backdrop.
Iron rich breakfast claim markets Hot Fruited Toast Raisins as daily iron for blood strength. It asserts iron supports vigor, bright eyes, healthy energy, and rosy cheeks in women, urging a small daily amount.
Advertisement promotes Sun-Maid Raisins and American Raisins crafted from California grapes. Claims emphasize seedless, high quality raisins and their use in bread and desserts, noting savings of about 30 percent versus prior prices and urging bakers to choose top brands for home baking.
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