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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1925

Page

2

Decker Rebukes Senate Killers of Wheeler Bill

Rev Charles A. Decker rebuked lawmakers who blocked the Wheeler law enforcement bill in an address before the First Baptist Church class yesterday. He urged progress and warned officials to stand aside if they block public welfare, noting bootleggers’ gratitude for the setback. The DeKoven Male Quartet and Mayor Behrens participated, with Selections by the class orchestra.

Decker Senate Wheeler Bill Charles A. Decker Bill Nes Mm Deckers Gormon Connecticut America Fect DeKoven F. William Behrens James Thorp

Western storm leaves Greenburg area wrecked

A severe wind storm with hail and rain devastates Greenburg and surrounding counties. Roofs ripped from buildings, downed poles, and shattered windows appear across Irwin and nearby towns. Despite property damage, no fatalities reported at Greenburg, with heavy losses noted elsewhere in the region.

Greenburg Irwin Hanna Frank Hessner

Bridgeport Daily Snips: Workforce, Travel, and Transit Tales

Bridgeport workers toil at dawn on State and Main laying trolley fuses in an annual job halted only by worn equipment. Hikers Elmer Tillman and Al Steade return from Florida via New Rochelle and a Bridgeport bound auto, while post office hobby rivalries unfold. Vehicle registration lines swell and streetcar riders cling to trains as Stratford avenue sees the boldest streetcar antics.

Elmer Tillman Mead Street al Steade Park Street Fiorida Edward Parrott Orlando Fla George S. Nothnngle Parrott Philadelphia New Rochelle N.Y Nothnagle

Thief in New Togs Thwarts Police by Window Break

Traffic officer Henry J. Desengy investigated a burglary at 1320 Main Street, owned by Max Lifkeff. A thief, wearing a new outfit, entered through a broken skylight, forced a large front window, and fled after smashing away. An old suit and overcoat remained as clues.

New Togs Henry J. Desengy Main Street Max Lifkeff Deveney Liberty

Portugal Rebels Routed After Bombing At Sveti Kral Cathedral

Reports say rebels were routed with many killed or wounded in capi tal and provinces. Troops captured an accomplice of the band. police seek others. A Frenchwoman hid explosives and a woman at a railway station was arrested as a Communist agent attempting to flee. Several women linked to the plot are said to be involved. The Bulgarian war minister cites 3,000 volunteers to bolster border defense.

Sveti Kral Bulgaria Council of Ambassadors New Haven James Mazzoltti Fs Wooster Street Mazzolith

United Church Service Highlights Laymen Speakers

The United church congregation heard Rev Dr William Horace Day and laymen Herman K Beach Henry W Hincks discuss The Church We Build The pastor spoke of the church as the instrument of worship education service and evangelism and a fellowship of God’s household The layman Beach outlined progress by the building committee and said the project fulfills years of promise with contractors ahead of schedule and $65000 needed to complete the structure by June 8 the church’s 230th anniversary

United Church William Horace Day Herman K. Beach Henry W. Hincks W. Hincks New United Church Old First Beach

Norwalk Fire Debates Paid vs Volunteer Force

Councilman Frizzell defends live issues in Norwalk fire service arguing four paid men sufficed for night shifts while volunteers at Putnam Hose rooms contributed to the blaze response. He criticizes open gambling in the rules and praises Chief Bogardus while pressing for a full paid department to end side discussions of sidewalk firemen.

Frizzell Norwalk Bridgeport Putnam Hose Company Putnam Hose Mr. Frizzell Putnam Hase Mr. Fizzell S*figzell Bogardus Nrizzell 130-Jquidus Mr. Krizzell Bogardun Myr. Frizzell

Bristol Man Killed In Wet Road Crash

Rain soaked roads provo ked a series of accidents on state highways yesterday with one death and several injuries. George Kalafas of Bristol died when his car struck a telegraph pole near Southington. Joseph Callahan of Bristol faced liquor charges after the collision and injuries were reported in Bridgeport and other towns.

Ulleamspont Tallent Betwen Ste Moers Lock Hasen Ryuse George Kalafus Bristol Southington Oronoque Road Aris George Kalafas Bridgeport George Kualafas Joseph Callahan Brte'ol Oak Ell Southingtop Callahan William T Nagle Balafas Victory Bria O Ralph Dello Cave Madison Avenue Frank E. Hawley Jr Crown Street Capitol Madison Avenues Hawley Courtland John Streets J. D. Slady Algonquin Road Andrew Sirotnak Bryant Street Giovanna Paplio Main Street

LATE BULLETINS BRITISH AIRMEN KILLED IN MESOPOTAMIA

A Bagdad dispatch reports British Air Force lost three planes and several men in weekend bombing raids. One aircraft was downed by tribesmen near Sinjar while another perished near Sulimanyeh. fate of the men aboard the latter remains unknown. Other items include Forbes leaving hospital, a fatal fire in New Jersey, and various regional incidents and deaths.

London Mesopotamia Bagdad Daily Express Sinjar Vilages Sulimanyeh

Fosdick Advocates Pursuit Of Higher Purpose In Life

The speaker rejects a let it go philosophy and argues life rests on long contemplation and commitment to higher ideals. He insists true psychology binds all actions to the search for a higher life, urging youth to seek freedom within life’s basic laws and dedicate themselves to a noble purpose.

Planes and Blimp to Race for Pole Trial Flights

James Wharton reports from Spitzbergen on April 19 about a race between Norway’s Aero Club Tolar expedition planes and Algar's blimp Therefore Roald Amundsen Ellsworth and others push to assemble two Deurniers Fram and Hubby reach land after breaking through three miles of pack ice One plane named twenty five has landed. twenty four rests alongside the Hobby Plans shift to Danes Island or beyond when water opens First flight possible mid May. weather clear but cold ahead and crews brace for hardship

FRAM Gingbay Spitzbergen Norwegian Aero” Club Tolar Algarsson Roald Amundgen Ellsworth Hubby Algarsag Kingsbay Danes Island Amundsen Alarsson Liverpool Spitabergen Aprii Algarseon Ghatka Landy Gad

Dirigible Los Angeles to fly from Lakehurst to Boston

The navy airship Los Angeles will be walked from its Lakehurst hangar tomorrow morning for a flight to Boston for Patriot's day events. Weather forced a halt to overnight stays, with a Bermuda leg delayed by fog and light damage. A return trip to Takehuret is planned, landing home early Tuesday.

Lakewhurst N. J Los Angeles At & Oelock Boston Concord Lexington Paul Revere Bermuda Hamilton Harbor Los Arrelea

Stream of Life film shown at First M E Church

The Stream of Life a motion picture with a scenario by Rev James K Shields was presented at the First M E church. Clergy across the United States praised its theme showing a farm boy’s drift from faith and how his mother’s visit guides him back to God.

James K. Shields M. FE United States

Indirect Palm Beach Fire Tied Death of Woman

Adele Fistle of Waterbury dies at Summit View sanatorium Gloversville after illness linked to Palm Beach fire. Daughter of William and Mrs Brown, she escaped The Breakers blaze and contracted a cold that developed tuberculosis. Survived by sister Behe Brown. body to be taken to Waterbury for funeral and interment.

Gloversville Adele Fistle William Brown Codd Road Waterbury Summit View Palm Beach Fla Fist Misa Behe Brown Mra Mistle Breakers Pistle

South Norwalk Woman Dies After Shooting

Rosa Bray, 25, of South Norwalk Conn, was shot and killed at Chester Darling’s home in Great Barrington Mass. Darling and John Freeman, both described as negroes, were held by police. Susie Coffin of Millbrook Conn was held as a material witness. The shooting occurred at a party that started Saturday night. formal charges await Tuesday’s hearing.

Great Barrington Mass Rosa Bray South Norwalk Conn Chester Darling Darling John Freeman Susie Coffin Millbrook

Bishop Brewster Confirms Large Class At St George's

Rev Chauncey B Brewster Episcopal Bishop of Connecticut presided at St George's Church confirming 44 at the service There was a second confirmation from Calvary Episcopal Church at the morning service The St George's group included William Bailey William Barker Russell Cate Williot Eberhard John Fox Edwin King James Lewis Ronald Mott Walter Richter Morrie Smith Jr George Strom Evelyn Buchanan Winifred Leeper Mabel Dickinson Thella Fox Laura French Ivig Caunt Grave Hoyt Dorothy Moore Emma Morton Mary Naramore Mildred O Hara Julia Palmer Helen Smith Charlotte Smythe Frances Strasburger Helen Whitney

Chauncey B. Brewster Apiscopal Connecticut St. George's Episcopal Church Calvary Episcopal Church Chilldren St. George's Church William Bailey William Barker Russell Cate Wwilliot Eberhard John Fox Idwin King James Lewis Ronald Mott Walter Richter Morrie Smith George Strom Evelyn Buchanan Winifred Leoper Mabel Dickinson Thella Fox Laura French Ivig Caunt Grave Hoyt Dorothy Moore Emma Morton Mary Naramore Mildred O'Hara Julia Palmer Helen Smith Charlotte Smythe Trances Strasburger Helen Whitney

Great Patriot Day rites mark Lexington anniversary procession

Militant crowd at Faneuil Hall and Lexington honors with a military parade including Dawes and Pershing. Thomas J. Smith of East Boston receives a heroism medal for rescuing a comrade from ice in Boston harbor. Graves decorated in Concord and Lexington. Paul Revere and Dawes commemorations planned across Middlesex County.

Faneuil Hall Dawes General Pershing Uni Minute Men Lexington Artillery Faneuil Thomas J. Smith Boston Boaston Harbor Pawl Revere WH Nam Taws, Jr King's Chanel Willam Dawes, Jr Boxton Paul Revere Middlesex County Concord Paul Revere Frothingham Hoston Neetine Monument Hall Battle Green Lexington Historical Society Sons of the American Revolution

Bridgeport Jews Pledge For Religious School

Bridgeport Jewish leaders pledged 1509 a year for six years totaling 7500 to Rabbi Stephen S Wise of the Central and Free synagogues New York to build a religious school for Jewish men preparing for the ministry in New York City. Wise urged greater support for recruiting young men into religious leadership noting over 100 competent rabbis head congregations but only one Jewish school the Hebrew Union College. About 40 were graduated last year and 75 guests attended a Stratfield reception with 32 pledges. a committee was named to raise funds to 300 a year for five years.

Stephen S. Wise Central and Free New York City Stratfield Hotel Bridgeport Ite Rabb Wise Rabbia Hebrew Union College Rabbi Wise Isaac M. Wise Cincinnati Stratfield Rabbi Jacob Meyerowitz Joseph G. Shapiro Maximiliian S T Judge Shapiro Maximillian Stern Rabbi Meyernitz Harry Goldstein M. J. Hows M. J. Horn J. Akowicz Juenh Goldstein Philip Carlson I. Gould Frank Jacobs Blumbersa Lefsecitz Joseph Gilman Henry Sritz Charles Brody W.W. Towitz T. J. Cohn M. Finkelstein Philip Covitt Joseph Lederer Jenny Goldstein H. A. Neumann Arthur Weiss Clara Shapiro M. Schwartz Max Blumberg J. Masch Council of

Chicago Bandit Battle End Sees Police Stand Pat

Police halted fire and urged surrender as bandit Podolski, wounded, was escorted to a hospital and jailed. Detective Kennelly and officers Fitzgerald and Cunningham were wounded in a melee that followed initial confrontations. Podolski’s partner John Soctnic and his wife Marie were involved, with Marie disarmed after attacking officers.

Peter J. Kennelly David J. Fitzgerald James Cunningham John Soctnic Podolski Marie

Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges and Societies

Page lists gatherings tonight for Okenuck tribe Loyalist lodges and IOOF units at Stratford St. Charles East Main Bridgeport T. O. C. Sons of St. George and Samuel Harris lodges Sigma Iota Phi at St. Pauls Church Pequonnock Hose Clos Masonic temple Hast End camp Corset workers Electrical workers semi lodge O 5 of B Cannon Street Patriotic Order of America Obeh Grotto and related groups meeting at multiple addresses including 108 Broad 347 Main 62 Cannon and 164 Monerr lodge locations.

Episcopal Broad Street Pequonnock Masonic Temple Woo. W Union Stratford Avenues Main Street Cannon Street Patriotic Order of America M. Oo EL R Cannon Streets

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