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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
3
In the Next Sunday Post the Fire department history column covers steam fire pumps and their discard. A desert sunset morphs into an electrical storm in response to an Indian ceremonial. Harrison G. Streeter recounts a 10,000 mile summer motor trip and visits with Indian tribes.
This week's fiction offerings include the Fannie Hurst tale Yum Yum and the blue ribbon Meddlers. A fresh chapter of They're Both Right adds to the lineup for fiction lovers.
A painter uses a stacked concrete sculpture as a symbol of gratitude to a city’s skyline. The artwork blends industrial material with public praise, signaling communal appreciation for urban development.
President F P Keppel of the Carnegie Foundation defended foundation work and criticized Madison College’s refusal of future aid. He argued trustees must uphold the trust to enable public understanding of how educational foundations operate and protect funds from improper use.
The item lists George Ade with a Rip Van Winkle style fable and a Prodigal Son theme alongside alleged bootlegging suspicions. It notes accompanying features by Ring Lardner Will Rogers Potash and Perlmutter Stephen Leacock C O McIntyre Barns Mantle and various letters and humorous pieces.
Funeral services for John W. Delaney borough superintendent of roads will be Monday at 10 from his home on Division Street and at 10 30 from St Mary's church with a solemnal requiem mass. Burial will be in St Mary's cemetery. Delaney succeeded Thomas J. Deegan two years ago. A large social event occurred Friday night in the M C A under the auspices of that group and the WGA with nearly 2,500 attendees. Angelo Caserio was arrested, then released on $500 bonds after a truck crashed into Walter Dusenberg, who suffered a fractured leg. Clarence O. Baring, once linked to a reconcilitation with his wife, has moved to New York at 42 Madison Avenue.
Firemen removed the body of a about seventy year old man from the upper part of a trestle of the Naugatuck division of the New Haven railroad over the Naugatuck river near Waterbury. He apparently walked the track, slipped, and fell. head injury caused death. Identity not known.
Charles W. Sutter post of the American Legion plans a benefit concert for Laurel Heights State Sanitarium at Coram on November 6. The program features Elizabeth Gurrell Whiting, a New York City lyric soprano, performing The Booynerang, with Henry Rappa tenor and Stanley Need piano as supporting soloists. Last year the event raised funds for the institution.
A group of four bandits forced entry into the Story and Flickinger Contracting Company on Great Janes Street. They bound a girl stenographer and two men and escaped with a payroll totaling about $3100.
Pretty little panty dresses for children aged two to six. Jersey bloomers to match and hand embroidered contrast color. Shown in attractive seasonal shades for a coordinated look.
Specially constructed footwear for men and young men with tan or black calf broad toe oxfords tan calf medium shaped vamp oxfords tan calf laced shoes in two styles and black kid laced shoes with broad toe offered at Malin floor rear as a big value.
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