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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
5
Bryan Pinchot's guest, William J. Bryan, called a sociable visit with Governor Pinchot at Harrisburg today, spent an hour with the Pennsylvania executive. Afterward, Bryan discussed the Pinchot prohibition enforcement campaign and said he watched it with great interest and hearty approval.
A vintage advertisement claims Mentho Sulphur cream stops itching and heals fiery eczema quickly. It touts germ destroying properties and rapid relief, with Royle's Montho Sulphur sold at drug stores, promising smoother skin.
Town Chairman Alfred W. V Wurdick and Vice Chairman Bridget Lester announce nine changes in the town committee. New district chairmen include Caroline Garlick in First District and Louise Wmenesve in Second District with several reelections and six women retained or reassigned. District shifts also show David Wytrlee replaced as district deputy in Fifth District and changes in Seventh and Eleventh districts with several replacements and reappointments.
Schnee & Schnee filed in Superior Court seeking accounting of suspensor profits possession of the Mohican company ar building at Main and Golden HIN streets and 25000 damages. The action alleges a lease breach citing store use on April 4 1923 violating an agreement with Samuel TW Wheeler dated February 2960.
Mayor Fred Atwater urges New Haven residents to attend the School of Citizenship lectures at Sampson Hall from October 24 to 27. The program, run by the Connecticut League of Women Voters in cooperation with Yale University, features speakers on government and citizenship with postlecture discussions. The course aims to inform and engage citizens, inviting broad participation and endorsing the League’s civic work.
Albert G Sunborn aged 48 died yesterday at his home after lingering illness. He ran a news eat at Waterstreet and Fairfield avenue. Survived by wife two sisters Mrs William Bartlett Guilford and Mrs H Bob Blake Great Barrington Mass and three brothers Howard J Stratford William of this city and Harris G Sanborn Milford Funeral Friday 2 30 pm from 27 William Street Mountain Grove cemetery Also noted are obsequies for Mrs Mary A Haux Alvin M Burt 80 Springfield death notice Sister Mary Walburga OBrien and several others with funeral details and burial plans. multiple memorials list locations Bridgeport Springfield Milford and Melrose with cemetery interments at Mountain Grove and St Michael's.
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