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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
19
Stage is set for the Midnight Gambol with the Mys Quartette and other acts. Transportation plans insure front coverage from all routes with cars to all fronts. Tickets limited and allocated by number, with sales staggered as capacity sells out.
Private Te Sohn Morganti returns to Ridgefield after a storied service in World War I. He entered service in February 1918 and served with the British on the Ypres front and in major campaigns including the Somme and Argonne. Upon returning to New York, he took part in the 7th Division parade and was discharged at Camp Upton on May 9.
Jol Gulas aged five of 267 Willard Street died at home yesterday from a skull fracture after falling on pavement near Washington Avenue and Pembroke Street Monday night. Police initially suspected foul play at Ninth District Republican club carnival due to cash found on him, but his roll was intact. Dr. Elmer F. Blank ordered hospitalization yesterday morning.
Peter Zatinsky of Derby died at Griffin hospital from injuries after Friday afternoon when he fell over an iron railing on Main street and fractured his spine. He was placed in a coma at home and his wife’s attempt to help caused burns. medical examiner F N Loomis ruled the death accidental.
The Astor Hotel projects include replacing stairways and repairing the bulkhead and city dock. W. W. Hubbell & Co. won the contract from the Board of Contract and Supply for 1 037.10, beating Gray and Hughes at 1 096.40. Compensation awards were approved for several workers with varying incapacity payments. A Shapiro case on assault charges at 1 Bel Street was not solved.
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