Father in Court To Plead For Lad Will Beat Mother
Stratford court hears Isidore Kalatsky aged 18 plead for not sending him to reform school after mother accuses assault. Judge Curtis nolled case upon payment of costs. Also reports lodge officers elected, Stratford fire department nominations, Child Welfare exhibit, and Bishop Acheson to confer 25 at Episcopal church with Masonic anniversary address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Reform School
Isidore Kalatsky
Surf Avenue
Howard M. Curtis
Kalatsky
Anthony Fellows
Curtis
Burton Turney
St. John’s Lodge
Clarence Garner
Raymond Jones
George W. Spall
Arbert A. Doolittle
David L. Rhoades
John Dwells, Jr
Howard Hoadley
Stratford Fire Department
George A. Bate
Harry Flood
Frank Edwards
Allen D. Judson
Center School
U. S. Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
Red Cross
Ruras
Connecticut Agricultural Experimentalitation
New York
A. I. Co
National Consumers’ League
Brgideport Good Housing Association
Department of Health
E. Campion Acheson
Diocese of
Connecticut
C! Episcopal Church
Chauncey Co. Kennedy
Acheson
Milford
Lodges of Masons
Y M C A Offers Day classes For Night Shift Workers
James I. Miller of Remington Arms and Ammunition Co will teach a 25 week day class in mechanical drafting and blueprint reading at the Y M C A opening Friday at 11 a.m. Classes meet Tuesdays and Fridays 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Other offerings include freehand drawing, Spanish, and English for foreigners with specified instructors. more courses will be added if demand exists for men on night shifts in the Bridgeport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Miller
Remington Arms and Ammunition Co
Association
Emil Bresgott
Francisco Romero
M. L. G. Proper
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Trading On Broad Declines
Trading at the New York opening showed general weakness with notable cuts in U S Steel Reading Union Pacific and Erie as motor shares like Willys Overland and General Motors fell sharply early. Noon activity remained lively in spots but turnover was moderate with Stell leading volume. The day included a Thompson Chemical Laboratory fire at Williams College causing about 1000000 in losses and a Boy Scout drive raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Erie
Ced
Willys-Overland
General Motors
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Stell
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Atchison
Boy Scouts of America
Thompson Chemical Laboratory
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Standard Oil Ship Reported Torpedoed Thought To Be Safe
Report from New York states the Petrolite left December 7 for Alexandria with oil, discharged cargo, and was returning when attacked. A London dispatch said the Communipaw, reported sunk off Tripoli, arrived at Alexandria. Rome reported no sign of the tank ship or survivors near Tobruk. Washington sought full information on the Mediterranean sinking and on shelling last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
aAeo
Rities
Petrolite
New York
Alexandria
Arden
London
Egypt
Lloyds
Communipaw
Tripoli
Alexandra
Rome
Tobruk
Washington
Mediterranean
Communipan
United States
Unclear Phrase Reflects Diplomatic Tensions and Attacks
Ambiguous excerpt notes American Petrolite and Austrian flag references amid pending details on attacks against two steamers. It states no government action will occur until full information is received, implying a cautious foreign policy stance amid maritime incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perse Saat
Bulgarian War Office Reports Vardar Pursuit and Resna Occupation
Bulgarian war office statements say French retreating along the Vardar while Serbian forces fall back after battles near Bigla Mountain and at Jama Mountain. Columns advance toward Dibra and Struga, with war material found near Djakana and Kulaluma. Governor Ferguson thanks President Wilson for federal aid at the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefia
Vardar
Monastir
Smelevo
Bigla
Resna
Dibra
Jama
Resnabra
Struga
Djakana
Kulaluma
Gov. Ferguson
Texas
President Wilson
Wilson Compelled To Name Commission Wilson Compelled To Name Commission
Bridgeport article cites Inspector Potter criticizing lax regulation of city dance halls and public amusements. He warns of fire risk in a crowded third floor venue and notes licensing exists but oversight is weak. Potter urges stricter controls, cites housing evictions, public recreation gaps, and Barnum Institute funds as examples of municipal parsimony. Matilda M. Baillie funeral noted, with interment at Mountain Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Potter
Lakeview
Board of Charities
Barnum Institute
P. T. Barnum
Matilda M. Batlite
Matilda M. Balilie
William S. Baillie
Washington Avenue
H. D. Gallaudet
First Congregational Church
M. B. Beardsley
Tracy B. Warren
Archer M. Wheeler
Frank C. Lyon
W. T. Haviland
E. W. Harral
John M. Hawley
8S. C. Shaw
Mountain Grove
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Boot Shop
Main ‘Street
Universal Electric Home
Pad Eck
Nk Sass
Universal
Vic
Disher
United Illuminating Co
Ad and
Cannon Streets
John F. Fay
Fairfield Avenue
Lord & Taylor
York
Lad Wiil
Victrola
Victor
Columbia Records
Wissner
Victor Company
Columbia Phonograph Company
Main Street
Wilson
Stephen, P. Phelan
Bridgeport High
Noble Avenue
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