St Bernard mauls man at barn near King garbage plant
Joseph Sarnack of 90 Steuben Street was attacked by a large St Bernard kept at a barn housing John T. King’s garbage contractor outfit. Henry Matthews foreman and his brother own the dog’s barn at 136 Bostwick Avenue. Sarnack suffered a severe neck and facial bite, six stitches on the lip, and a neck wound treated at the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
John T. King
Joseph Sarnack
Steuben Street
Henry Matthews
Mr. King
Bostwick Avenue
Sarnack
Matthews Brothers
Burglary at Water Street Store Nets Watches and Tools
Saul Geduldig's second hand store at 457 Water Street was entered by burglars who stole about 250 in goods including 35 watches, revolvers, razors, knives, watch chains and tools. Entry came through the transom with no damage to the door or windows, suggesting a quick job before 4 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Geduldig
Water Street
F. H. Tyrrell
Pleasant surprise marks John Horton Jr. 43rd birthday
Friends gathered at 69 Burroughs Street to honor John Horton Jr. with a cheerful afternoon of singing and piano selections followed by a bountiful supper. Attendees included extended family and neighbors from Horton, Ross, Barrows, and Jephcote households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horton, Jr
Burroughs St
John Horton
Stephen Horton
A. W. Ross
Geo. Wood
David Wilson
Joseph
Pinder
Frederick Stirk
Arthur Barrows
Pauline Hoidfelder
Helen D. Ross
Gladys Ross
Grace Barrows
Jane Barrows
Florence Liggins
Mabel Horton
Dorothy Wilson
Edith Wilson
Stephen Horton, Jr
John J. Ross
Frederick Jephcote
Frank Jephcote
Archibald Horton
Bengal baseball revival gains steam at Park City rink
Amateurs report a revived Bengal baseball effort with new manager John Halpin and Sacred Heart players. The team aims for the Park City League pennant, while other clubs and leagues prepare schedules and hold meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal
John Halpin
Sacred Heart
Halpin
Bengals
Casey
Malone
Murray
Nichols
Slattery
Boynton
O’leary
Finlayson
Fitzhenry
Park City
Yost, Jrs
West End Boys’ Club
Boxing Schedule Features Major Fights This Week
A busy card lists New England amateur champion Jack Sullivan facing Sailor Si Bartley Connelly on Monday in Lon ion with bouts including Matty Baldwin versus Tom Carey and Johnny Willetts meeting Eddie Carter. Tuesday showcases Moran versus Murphy and more along with regional matches in Boston Augusta and New York. Friday caps the week with Jack O'Brien facing Stanley Ketchel in an anticipated clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Jack
Twin
Owen Moran
Tommy Murphy
Bob Lee
Jim Penderghast
Henry Hall
Tim Sullivan
Danny Murray
Young Duffy
Armory A. A
Boston
Max Baker
Young Alger
Young Delaney
Young Cote
Kid O’dea
Young Nadeau
Robbie Goode
Shadow McCormick
Young Joe
Nns
Young Banks
George Albert
Albert Lewis
Augusta
Packey McFarland
Leach Brass
Tommy Furey
Unknown
New York
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Brooklyn
Cy Smith
Johnny Marto
Troy
Nap Dufresne
Billy Allen
Montreal
Dick Nelson
Ben Douglass
Pau McGovern
Willie Gibbs
Philadelphia
Mull Bowser
Dick Miller
Pittsburg
Big bouts for this week in New York Town
Generals of the ring promise top action this week in New York. Tonight Sailor Burke fights Jack Twin Sullivan for ten rounds with the winner likely to get a title opportunity. The middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel is slated for appearances this week as top matchups unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Town
United Press
New York
Fighd
Sailor Burke
Jack
Sullivan
Stanley Ketchell
Leach Crops
East Side
Packy McFarland
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Burt Keyes
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Four Teams Signify Plan for Junior Industrial League
Four teams the Singers, Crane No 2, Bryants and Yests have signified their intent to form a Junior Industrial League to work with the senior league. The league still needs four more clubs and invites any team wishing to join to meet at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singers
Crane No. 2
Bryants
Yests
O Rourke Calls Directors Meeting In New Haven
Secretary James O Rourke of the Connecticut League calls a meeting of the directors in New Haven Friday to review the schedule. Sid Challenger is ill, delaying report readiness, as Edgewood and St Charles negotiate about a 116 lb city title and future games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Rourke
Connecticut League
New Haven
Sid Challenger
Edgewood
St. Charles
Edgewoods
St. Joseph Jrs
St. Joseph's Hall
St Charles
William Beloin
Colorado Ave
Foley
F. B. Brill
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HUB Clothing
Main and
Bank Streets
Bridgeport Public Market Branch
Bridgeport Public Market
East Main Street
Ies Spring Millinery
W. E. Halligan
Broad St
Geo. B. Clark & CO
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport Distributing CO
State Street
Public Market
California
The
Peck & Lines Co
Middle ST
Bridgeport, Conn
Crawford Laundry
Pairfield Avenue
Ay DJ
Ladie
Bridgeport
Act
Eries
Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
N. C
U. S
O’rourke
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Cannen St
Wm. & Inn
Stratford Ave
Warner’ Bros. Co
Seaside Institute
Warner Brothers Baseball Association
P. F. Rodth
John Shanp
Frank Langhammer
Frank Damtoft
Arthur Keppy
Industrial League
Boys’ Club
St. Joseph T. L. & B. Association
Saints
West End Boys” Club
Circus Grounds
Maurice Sayers
Lew Powe
Francisco
Harry Lewis
Terry Martin
Frankie White
Dayne
Frank Mintell
Kid George
San Francisco
Johnny Lynch
Young Britt
New Ouneans
Young Sidney
Mike Cunningham
Portland
Jimmy Handler
Tommy Hogan
Memphis
Yoley
Tony Caponi
Carl Anderson
Hammond
Ill
Peter Maher
Billy Turnage
Jimmy Dunn
Tommy Lee
Terra
Haute
Frankie Madden
Jack Dwyer
Bartley Connelly
Jack Palmer
Birkenhead
Willie Fitzgerald
Pat Lavin
Ending
Kid Beebe
Young Smedley
de Corbett
Bert Keyes
Stanley Ketchel
Industrial Junior League
Lowell
Dirk
A. Elwood & Son, Inc. Auctioners
John ST
A. F Praner
Main Street
Optician and Jeweler
We Pees
Object d
John F. Turner
New York City
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