Bridgeport Soldiers Return Home from Overseas
About a dozen Bridgeport soldiers arrive home, listed with names and addresses. Corporal Francis A. Dunn. Private John Hulgen. Private Carmelo Damico. Sergeant George E. B. Weller. Private Arthur Penney. Corporal Froman Rozek. Supply Sergeant Joseph Gregory. Private Clifford W. Barritt. Private John M. Soundview Avenue. Private Victor Flor ingassi. Gladys M. Hoss civilian casualty. Squads and units named, including 28th Infantry, Mobile Laundry, Mobile Veterinary, and others. Captain Frank Somers and multiple others noted among returning personnel.
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Siboucs
Francis A. Dunn
Stratford Avenue
Seu
Batation
John Hulgen
Linden Street
No. T
Carmelo Damico
Tumi Street
Tnd
Arthur Penney
Marlisett Avenue
Mobile Veterinary Sestin No. 1
Froman Rozek
Prospect wuVenue
Westport
Malice Camipian
Joseph
Gregory Reet
Clifford Www
Baritat
Hive Ite
Hiraca
The
Slovo
John M
Soundview Avenue
Strattoril
Infantry
Victor Floriganssis
Vanstatecourt
Gladys M. Hoss
Suwanee
Daniel
Dennis
Radio Avenue
Guiseppe Deer Sett
Hamilton Street
Vincent Perry
Holster Avenue
Co. M
16Th Infanty
Frank Somers
White Street
Stratford
Memorial proposal for Bridgeport Fire Department
A movement led by John A. Leonard to honor Bridgeport Fire Department members who served in World War I proposes a bronze tablet at Fire Headquarters on Middle Street. Nineteen war service members are listed, including killed Sgt. Peter Pere and others: John Flynn, Lawrence Oslan, Mey, Thomas Shaw, James Neary, Antony Seaman, Bray, Schmidlin, Gottschalk, Thompson, Flynn, John McCarthy, William Wilson, William Biebel, Edward Davey, Frank Bobalko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Fire Department
John A. Leonard
Board of Fire Commissioners
Middle Street
Eter S. Pere
Truck Company
John H. Fiynn
Lawrence JL
Rlan Mey
Thomas A. Shaw
James KR. Neary
Antony Seaman
Treor Bray
Charles Schimidlin
Abwerd
Geéree Gottschalk
Phillip J. Thompson
Thomas BF. Flynn
John J. McCarthy
William J
Wilson
William Biebel
Edward Davey
Frank Bobalko
Mingarello Held by Coroner for Murder
Louis Mingarello of 764 Grand Street is held criminally responsible for the death of James Banco. Inquest details show Banco quarreled with his wife two days earlier after she went to the post office with Mingarello. Mingarello is held without bail as police continue inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mingarello
Grand Street
James Banco
Oroner Phelan
Banco
Mingarello
Mins
St Vincent's Hospital
Mingareila
Bridgeport Knights to Take Part in Parade
Eminent Commander W. er of the Hamilton command Knights Templar announced that the Jocel e commandery will be represented at the triennial conclave in Philadelphia during the week of September 6. The local contingent leaves April on the Colonial express wearing complete uniforms for the parade, said to be among Philadelphia’s largest, about seven miles long. Mayor Wilson to speak at New Britain rally, with Will N. Is chairman of the Republican National committee and Senator Lennott of Wisconsin, Congressman Longworth of Ohio among speakers. Estate of Lerma Hockenberger valued at 10,000 filed in Probate Court, including 4,000 in real estate and 6,000 in personal property. Mary Je. Jones estate of Nas county, New York, filed for administration. total value around 8,000,000 with 49,600 in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Er
Hamilton Comm Knights Templar
Esterday
Jocele
Philadelphia
Wilson
Sphhrk
New Britain
Will N
Republican National
Lennott
Wiscor
Longworth
wWhio
Lerma Hockenberger
Keridgeport
Mary Je. Jones
Nas County
W York
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Bridgeport
George EB. Weller
Multen Court
No. al
Monite
William Devorken
Beechwood Avenue
Morris Gold
Trainover Street
Co. C
28Th Infantry
Stanley B. Jewett
Kossuth Street
Seventh Field Artillery
Washington Doo Jewett
J. A. Leonard
Wanns Banco
Bridgeport Knights
Harniilton Commandery
Colonial Express
Hadley
Oger
Estenda
Montile
Antaurtinge
Gompare
Incitymcom
SCV
Bhaualley Ley
Tihley
Diane
Tate
Cradan
Ad Hadley Compiere
New Ping
Morris
Avery
Mali
Broad and
John Strests
RED Cedar
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