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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
8
Special Telegram report from Greenwich dated Get. 29 notes a petition by residents near the dog kennels operated by Mrs Hellen Sutchkles Ehriman. They seek to bar the kennels claiming barking disturbs sleep and annoys neighbors. Mrs Ishmano seeks an injunction to prevent enforcement.
Trade Commissioner Perry J. Stevenson reports U S commerce with South Africa is rising in volume and improving in character. He notes South Africa markets are highly competitive, with strong demand for American products, and urges increased trade promotion funds.
The annual Community Chest drive workers plan the 1924 pledge drive with Colonel Richard Opel as commercial division chair, Summer Simpson general chair, and George Woods vice chair. Six captains will outline plans as the drive opens November 19 and closes November 30 with pledges payable in 1924 for Bridgeport’s combined charity maintenance.
Rev. Charles Decker spoke at Lordship Sunday services with six attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Marold Dunning moved into 505 Grove Street. Lordship Boy Scout Troop Nod plans a meeting at the Country Club Tuesday. The troop joined the Yale Brown game trip. JJ Lyder of New York visited his daughter in Stratford. The weekly charity poker of the fire company is planned for Tuesday at the town hall, with proceeds of 290.
The Samuel Harris Lodge No. 8, I.O.O.F. held a regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Broad Street to confer the third degree on a class of candidates. Next Monday night the initiatory degree will be worked and guests from Mount Vernon and Marmaroneels lodges will attend the last mentioned meeting.
Police suspect a dog caused the death of 100 chickens owned by Dondrick Mucelli at Clark Street and Madison Avenue. The birds were found dead yesterday, and investigators are pursuing the case as a possible animal attack.
An old advertisement promotes Zemo antiseptic products for eczema itching burns wounds and chafing. It markets Zemo liquid for quick relief and a soap and ointment line sold by druggists with a one dollar large size option.
Prudence enamored with Berteay Ore meets the fascinating philanderer Bryce, while Aine Merced and Virginie Date entangle with Peter Arinstier and Trayuiones. Virgin seeks Percy’s heart amid social veils as Mr WSC’s world unfolds. The story follows desire, deception, and calculated romance.
Prudence wakes to a vivid morning world with birds and blossoms. She plans a Friday dance, aided by her mother and Miss Jiggs the dressmaker, while Bert shyly anticipates the moment. A tension between happiness and modest means frames the scene as Prudence imagines love and society.
The Mexican Education Department has opened about 200 new rural schools to bring education to peon communities along the Meáxico river area. The plan aims to expand facilities in Sonora and Norphorn regions, with committees researching Indian populations. Growth includes library efforts and broader access, reflecting substantial national investment in education.
A solemn funeral for attorney VG [aheaud Winey aioring vit de Corey scre wled politician who died suddenly last Thursday was held yesterday at Saint Lear, Sevres uM duis ijvos from the Ganeeetiout rer OVEN, LbCH Tbidgeport fudse and the Second District Republican elms attended. Re Richard Aoare officiated with Rev. TR. Moon ey as deacon and Rev. Hugh Carrip assisting at St. Michuel's cemetery. A memorial sentiment followed.
Lloyd George addressed a gathered crowd in Mikwaloni Virginia urging American aid to humanity and peace. He warned that without decisive steps, civilization could fall. The scene included wreaths at Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson statues as he traveled through the city.
At Angora the national assembly unanimously elected Mustapha Kemal as president of the Turkish Republic. The constitution had prepared for a republic with a four to five year term, and Kemal Pasha, already commander in chief, is credited with guiding the expansion at Gallipoli.
Local meeting discusses a proposed road ordinance affecting farmers and builders. Council members argue it could hinder farming, coal dealers, and development. A public hearing is planned. nominations for boards open until November 2 with several terms ending.
B H S officials wait for the Waterbury report on an incident during a Bras City game last Sunday. Officials vow to act after an investigation showed blows were thrown at players and the bench area was damaged during the contest.
San Jose dispatch reports alarming conditions as the disease spreads in the province. The government has been appealed for aid and a pellet-based preventive method prevails.
In a fervent rally, Mayor Atwater urged voters to sustain his administration and avoid a return to the prior chaotic city government. He touted improved finances, halted wasteful spending, reduced indebtedness, and a lower tax rate while defending his record and promising further progress if reelected.
Milford dispatch reports Chemical Company No 1 responding to an early morning alarm for an automobile fire on the New Haven turnpike. The blaze, starting from a backfire, damaged a machine owned and operated by Philip Mastobian of 1830 Oak Street New Haven to an estimated fifty dollars.
An advertisement extols Pepsodent as a new toothpaste that disintegrates and removes sticky film on teeth, prevents decay, and whitens teeth. It claims dental science produced two film fighters, adds saliva alkalinity, and includes a 10 Day Tube coupon offer to try the product.
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