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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1922
Page
21
A fragmentary report notes Ye 260 Fancy and related stalls drawing crowds with talk of Fancy Tarkers and young mutton. Officials emphasized market variety and pricing amid a bustling display at the fair.
In Stratford on April 15, reports say signatures for a recall petition against Town Manager Hunter are moving slowly. Council debates centering on Hubbell and Goosell’s roles, court action looming, while hospitalized Dr Hennessey is listed as seriously ill at St Vincent’s.
The case of John Smith, a one year old, connected with alleged fraud involving mail order spouses was halted for further investigation after bonds of 91,000 were set. Smith was arraigned in city court and the matter appeared to be ongoing.
Morning crowds at Stratton docks push toward a daily boat schedule. Vessels from Jaffenson to Port Jaffenson carry passengers and baggage, while motor launches on both sides of the docks serve oyster and fishing trade. The Wagner boat line plans longer excursions into May as interest grows.
Night incident at local plant office ends with intruder fleeing after leaping over a doorway. Unidentified man breached factory premises. no injuries reported. Police investigating possible motive and suspect details.
New York April 14 Bianca Arnold father of Dorothy Arnold missing since January 1911 died after years of hopeful pursuit. His will dated May 16 disposes of 62 000 in real estate 9860 000 in personal property but makes no provision for his daughter. Despite letters telegrams and inquiries no definite clue to Dorothy’s whereabouts has emerged and the long search remains a mystery.
Men and women find Easter furnishings with new neckwear and hosiery. Striped ties, four in hands, mochas, capes, and silk hose range from 65 cents to several dollars, showcasing quality and value across multiple items.
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