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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
12
Announcement for an entertainment and dance event at the Howland Club in the Casino on Friday June 3 at 8 15 P M The Lotus Quartette Mise Ethel Hinton and Speidel Orchestra are listed as performers with music by Speidel orchestra expected to provide entertainment for attendees
Sofia Bulgaria June 1 Premier Stambulainsky announced that Kins Horis would travel to the United States in autumn accompanying Loris. The Premier stated I am going to America with King Boris to meet the great American people who have aided Bulgarians.
The Manhattan company of New York files suit against Jacob Ullian of Greenwich for 200 dollars to cover an item of 838.36 dollars in Common Pleas court. A J Morris of Greenwich sues Roscoe H Godsell of Greenwich for 1400 dollars over goods bought for 547.50 on April 21 last, with 250 paid. The goods were found to be done to DaSilva who now has possession.
A meeting of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation will be held in the council chamber of City Hall Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
An advertisement touts Kotalko as a hair regrowth product with a money back guarantee. A London report notes divorce cases in May averaging 600 per week, with over half from husbands, reflecting postwar social shifts.
Stamford June 2 Coroner John Phelan exonerated James Losier 18 who rode a bicycle against William Scofield on Saturday causing a fatal injury Scofield longtime deputy sheriff and jail keeper at Bridgeport Fairfield county jail died Sunday in the incident
A pretty June wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church as Miss Elsie Seifert became the bride of Earl Minton. The bridal party included sister Sophie Seifert as maid of honor and Walter Minton as best man. a reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple leaves for a honeymoon. Miss Seifert has been with Howland Shoe Co and Mr. Minton with Singer Manufacturing Co. They will reside on Newfield Avenue after returning. The article also lists local film and vaudeville listings and upcoming attractions at Poll’s theater.
National League standout Ray Grimes drops from the Big Five as Hornsby leads St Louis with a .413 average and Mac Henry sits at .386. American League leaders include Hellman and Cobb with strong starts. The Charities Department seeks a 92 500 loan to keep hundreds at work at Hillside Home. A 100 000 mortgage loan to Peter Theatre on Star Bridgeport Trust Dane is recorded by the town clerk.
The Lotus Quartet of Boston will perform at the Casino in Hridgeport on June 3. Miss Ethel Hinton assists as reader, with a varied program including dialect stories, songs, and impersonations. Tickets cost 65 cents and are available from Lotus members or Steinert's, Fox Piano Co., and Hart and Seeleys.
Stamford Trust Company sues Sherman P. Bunker for foreclosure on a $1 000 mortgage note dating from October 14 1913 now in Bunker's possession. Frank F. Jessup sues Daniel Butler McKeithen and Eliza McKeithen for foreclosure on a $3 000 note. Samuel Frost sues Jacob E. Berger to recover $1 823 17 on a note from April 14. Inst Charles P. Schronter sues John J. Desmond for foreclosure on a $2 700 note dated September 9 1915 with arrears claimed. Stamford parties figure in all cases.
Overworked women suffer female troubles and fatigue until run down. Mrs. W H Blake reports regained strength and ability to do housework after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She recommends the remedy to friends and promises further letters for verification.
Samuel Hardy captain of the Davis Cup team will visit Ridgeport to give a tennis demonstration at FM CA Courts on Colorado Avenue between Fairfield and State from 4:30 to 5:50 pm. At 7:45 pm he appears at the YMCA building to discuss strokes, show action pictures, and share anecdotes about famous players and matches.
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