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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

7

Press. Liquor Charge Against Arbuckle

San Francisco April 13 The remaining Manslaughter charge against Roscoe Arbuckle, acquitted by a jury, was dropped today by the district attorney after a conference with Arbuckle’s counsel. It was understood he would plead guilty to the federal charge of unlawful possession of liquor growing out of the St Francis party linked to Miss Rappe’s death. The penalty for such an offence is a maximum fine of $549.

San Francisco Roscoe Arbuckle John I. Willams United States Gavin McNab Ar- Buckle Arbughia Hanor St. Francis Toliawnd Miss Rappe

Bridgeport Men Commended for Life Saving

Park board seeks Carnegie Hero medals for H R Sargent D G Carson and James O Mara of Bridgeport for saving Henry Davis and his two children from drowning at Searkde Park on July 19 1821. Carnegie Fund says evidence shows no risk to life during the act and withholds honors.

Department of Publc Parks Carnegie Hero Fund Commission H.R. Sarwent D. G. Carson James O'Mara Henry Davis Williston Searkde Park Carnegie Commission Davis Benjamin F. Cooney Park Board Carnégie Commission Mr. Cooney Park H. TR. Sargent Garson Jamey O'Mara Carnegie Hero Fund Nper

Easterm Torpedo Plant Rabbit Race Ends in Blast at Bartlesville

In Bartlesville Oklahoma on April 14 a laboratory mishap and a running rabbit led to a fatal explosion at the nitro glycerine plant. R G Gamblin reports a quarter mile dash as a burning rabbit escaped the boiler area and the ensuing blast wiped out the plant. Official notes commend the men for risking their lives in the rescue effort though no extraordinary risk to the rescuers is asserted.

Bartlesville Okla Rabbit Torpedo Company R. G. Gamblin Gamblin Ife

Mflord council invites bids for highway work

Midford April 3 The first step in the town wide highway program was taken at the Board of Selectmen meeting voting to call for bids on a new permanent road from Guwalrest corner of New Haven avenue northerly to Cherry street with 15000 authorized. Funds come from 223000 in special bonds with total year expenditures at 156009 for proposed roads including North street Broad Street and Post Road from various points. Delegates elected by the local Chamber of Commerce to Hartford May 7 and 24 include J Fred Van Syckle A W Skinner Morton P The calls David J Green Willam B McCarthy William T Hoyt Carl Wietzal.

Midford Ste Board of Selectmen Callor Guiwalrest New Haven Avenue Cherry Street Regent Ju Jg North Rom Cherry Orange Town Broad Street Library Glark Moat Broadway Broderick’s Corner Myrtle Beach Seaside Avenue Trombull Beach Hullside Avenue Hillside Avenue Sauterly Marnagsids Daniell Street River West River Street West Main Street Chamber of Commerce State Chamber of Commerce Hartford J Fred van Syckle A. W. Skinner Morton P David J. Green Willam B. McCarthy William T. Hoyt Carl Wietzal

Good Friday Service and Lenten Devotions

Good Friday services will be held at First Congregational church Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock under the Women's Mission circle. A program of mission study work and Lenten devotions is planned. Mrs. George Strobridge of New York City visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ford. Mrs. M. T. Farrell hosts Miss Eleanor Atwood. Akenagsh Tribe of Redmen plans a town hall dance after Monday night. The Hole in the Dyke will be staged by Walnut Beach children, followed by a second sketch for the next Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting at the church on Friday April 21. Charles P. Atkins of Plymouth Congregational Church will speak on Prohibition.

First Congregational Church Women’s Mission Oa George Strobridge Cleanor Atwood Chestar Redmen Walnut Beach Women's Christian Temperanes Union Charles P. Atkins Plymouth Congregational Church

Bridgeport Damage Suit Yields Judgment Over $681

Judge John J. Walah in the Common Pleas Court yesterday afternoon awarded a judgment in favor of Jaco Ginsburg against Stephen Sabo both of Bridgeport. The suit sought 658.78 with damages up to 900. The court awarded 655.75 plus interest from September 15, 1821 totaling 681.46.

Prdinium John J. Walah Common Pleas Court Jaco Ginsburg Stephen Sabo Bridgeport Saptember

Bootlegger Agrees to “Show Up” Ring Ties in New York

Convicted in Brooklyn of removing goods from hoarded warehouses on forged documents, James Williams today won a one week stay of sentencing by pledging to expose the bootlegging ring. He said he would involve a city alderman and a relative of a former Prohibition official.

New York Cassociated Press

Eastern Homeopaths to Organize for Research

New York April 13 eastern homeopaths from New England and the eastern Atlantic states plan to form an association for scientific research, announced at the New York State Homeopathic Medical Society annual meeting. Peter A. Yarrant, ex Customs guard, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in New York on April 19.

New York New England &A l Atlantic States Homeopathic Medical Society of GuLury Peter A. Yarrant United States Customs Stee

Judge McIntyre Finds Man Guilty In Galloon Shooting

In General Sessions Court Judge McIntyre presided today over a case charging a man with shooting and killing Thomas Kenney, a World War veteran noted for his long service. The incident occurred in a galloon where authorities described the fatal confrontation.

Judge McIntyre Serfions Thomas Kenney

Meriden Mail Clerk Held on $1000 Bond

A Meriden mail clerk Kingston McCarthy appeared before U S Commissioner F in Hartford on a charge of theft from mails. He was held in bond of $1000 and the hearing was adjourned to Friday at 2 p m.

Hartford Kingston -McCarthy Meriden United States F. In Corbett

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