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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1922

Page

5

Stratford voter weighs in on town manager controversy

Meiss B. Russell of Stratford writes to the Bridgeport Telegram asserting many locals misunderstand the Stratford town manager dispute as council power shifts unfold. He argues open governance exposes politicians and praises reform measures while warning voters against recall and manipulation by the Rudder Club and Middle-of-the-Road factions.

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Health Commissioner attacked by Connecticut Medical Liberty League

Resolutions condemn the state health commissioner over actions tied to smallpox in Bethel Westport and Danbury. The league accuses him of spreading fear, calls his methods autocratic and unconstitutional, and criticizes public school medical inspections. Protests span statewide, with leagues formed in Devon South Nor walk Morstan and Hartford.

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Arrest Made For Liquor Law Violation Sale At Store

John Olisinl of 1271 North Avenue was arrested yesterday by officers of no Fourth precinct for violation of the state liquor law. Police said he was selling liquor from a store. A number of jugs and bottles containing hooch were seized as evidence. He posted a $500 bond.

John Olisinl North Avenue No Fourth Preeincy Yesterdahy Lqstem

Amusements Spread of Fox and Premier Plots

A long OCR fragment reviews a slate of film showings and vaudeville acts at Plaza and HIPPODROME venues. It notes The Leather Pushers, The Rainbow Trail, Gas of the Planes, The Lone Ranger, Me Bar with Jackie Cootan, and emerging acts by Watson, Grit Garvey, Godfrey, and Burnd.

Maurice Flynn Fale Halfsback Eva Novak Wallace Beery Rosemary Theby Eiucen O Sheba Emmett J. Flynn Hippodrome Fippodcom Theatre Mohr & Flovidge Neler Gon Grit Garvey Giner Godrey Jon Elisa New ‘York Holman Darenovo Maurice B. Flynn Wallace Beery Toyland ENA Crayton & CO Witmer Mary Earle

Gas Poisoning Victim Discharged From Hospital

A gas poisoning victim, Joseph Maskiski of 403 South Main, was discharged from emergency care after treatment. Hospital staff report recovery and return home, noting exposure from inhalation and dining incident.

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Higher wages and prices urged by mine operators

Samuel C. Wariner president of Jie WeK Valley Coal issued a statement asserting that miners strike demands would raise production costs by about three dollars per ton, potentially increasing prices to consumers. The remark came amid a resumption of wage contract talks between miners and operators and ahead of the operators presenting their formal response to the 19 wage demands.

New York Samuel C. Wariner Jie- Wek Valley Coal Mint Savisation Company Forthe fSnithrwella Mint Warriner

Seven Autoists Taken by Police

A police roundup arrested seven motorists for license and driving violations. Notables include John Vargo of Stratford and Jess Saving with no license, released under $10 bond. Howard S. Wyllie faced reckless driving with $250 bond, others released on own recognizance.

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Personal notices and club meetings in Worcester area

A collection of social items from Worcester with announcements of a polarizing set of events. Donald Fish returns to Worcester Polytechnic after vacation. Members of the Business and Professional Women's club plan a social and business dinner at the Liberty Building. Virginia Ives visits from Halton Arms School in Washington. Caroline Graves hosts a hospitality event. The W C T U fundraiser sale at headquarters on Gilbertstrom is postponed to April 18. Black Rock school PTA hosts a joint meeting at 1 PM with remarks on the Organization of Boy Scouts. Teenagers gather at 36 Court Street for a Veterans group session and a parliamentary game. A shower honors Mrs Harold Burnham Tarmery and Miss Loretty Archambault at 28 Lenox Avenue. Various attendees named with multiple social and community ties.

Famed Marionettes Set for Bridgeport Shows

Tony Sarg and his marionettes are scheduled for two performances at Beardsley Park for the Anne Hathaway cottage fund. The afternoon program will feature The Love and the Ring by Thackeray and Rip Van Winkle by Irving, presented by the Bridgeport Art League committee chaired by Mrs Philin delazer.

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Six Arrested as Police Break Up Dice Game in City

Six arrests were made Saturday night by Sires Precinct police when they interrupted a dice game at a house on Water Street. Christopher Averageson, the stated proprietor, faced charges along with several frequent guests.

Sires Precinct Bag Water Street Christopher Averson Fle

Wagon drivers injured when wagon seat collapses

Andrew Olak aged 45 and Nicholas Obok were injured when the wagon they sat on broke near the railroad viaduct at Railrand and Howard avenues. Obok suffered a brain concussion and possible skull fracture, taken to St. Vincent's Hospital by emergency staff. Olak sustained a deep scalp injury. both men were attended by Dr. F J O'Brien and later sent home.

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