Lilliendahl Beach Hymns In Jail Ahead Of Verdict
In a jail cell Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach await a jury verdict on murder charges. The defense suggests a speedy decision before Tuesday. testimony continues as witnesses recount the events surrounding Dr William Lilliendahl’s death in Mayport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Landing
Associated Press
Margret Lalliendah
Willis Beach
Owand
Wiliam Lilhendahl
Hich
Lilliendahl
Bevel
Sont
Imienditi
Wire Liiendahl
L Miendahl
Sta
Ullhead
Wall
Anderson
Bridgeport burglars strike Midla Street store
Several policemen rushed to the Reid Todd jewelry store at 1054 Midla street around 9 o'clock last night after an alarm triggered an A D T system. Police found no burglars and a thorough search showed all doors and displays intact with no sign of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid & Todd Jewelry
Midla Street
Tomorrow's Radio Bridge Game Appears Today
The WEAD broadcast site for the auction bridge series is on Page 9 in The Telegram. Milton Work, Wilbur Whitehead, and guest players will play the hand Tuesday evening with a full analysis in Wednesday's Telegram for Bridgeport readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAD
Milton Work
Wilbur Whitehead
Bridgeport Bridge
Democratic Rule Looms as Senate Gathers for Opening
The seventieth Congress faces a tense start as Democrats hold Senate control while Republicans lead committees. House leaders aim to keep their prearranged program, amid disputed seats and oath issues for Senators-elect Smith of Tennessee and Ware of Pennsylvania. A blizzard delayed many talks, nudging scheduling into noon tomorrow. Moses of New Hampshire is named president pro tempore, Pittman of Nevada is chosen for the Senate leadership role, with ongoing contests for other key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington de
Sy Associated Press
Senate
House
Frank L Smith
Timneis
Wiliam Ware
Pennsvian
Coolidgens
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Finis J Garrett
Tennessee
Longworth
Willam
Page
Nex House
Congress
Bate
Moses
New Hampshire
Pittman
Nevada
Fire claims Southington factory watchman
Peter Costello, watchman for Southington Hardware, was found dead and burned on the factory stairs. An overturned kerosene lantern, clocked rounds at 4 am, and a possible fall or heat attack are under investigation by Coroner J G Calhoun and Medical Examiner Dr William T Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southington
Associated Press
Peter Costelly
Southington Hardware Company
John Stuart
Costello
Watchmans
Stuart
William T Nagle Sid
Nagle
Coronser
J G Calhoun
New Haver
Rev James Davis veteran of GAR dies at 83
Rev James W Davis long time city pastor emeritus of the Advent Christian church and former state commander of the G A R died at Bridgeport hospital after several weeks illness. He was born January 1 1844 and served in the 12th Connecticut Infantry earning recognition for endurance and leadership. Survived by two daughters a granddaughter and five great grandchildren funeral Wednesday at the Advent Christian church with multiple clergy speakers. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W Davis
T the Gar
Christian Advent Church
Bridgeport
Rey Mr Dt
Park Avenue
Bitageport Hospital
Advent Christian Church
Chester W Parmley
Foster L Piper
Lakeview
Davis
Wilton
Ridgefield Academy
Fort Sumter
Lincoln
Dari
Ridgefield
Norwalk
Hartford
12Th
Connecticut Infantry
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Department of the Gulf
Pyery Otlic
Shoriday
Rallye
Confedente
Washington
12Th Connecticut Infantry
the Nations Capitol
General
Lieut governor's son flights toward Nicaragua city
Major E H Brainard chief of the U S Marine aviation flew from Miami to Managua in a Fokker monoplane with one stop at Tela Honduras. The trip marked the first nonstop US to Honduras flight and evidence of possible future Atlantic hops. Brainard explained weather delays and heavy winds altered plans but praised the mission and anticipated a return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faurfield
Brainards Son J Aes
Managua
Nicaragua
Danbury
Page
Westport
Southport
Fort Trumbull Beach
Page & Tiree
Cas
Stratford
E H .Branard
Miami Florida
J Edward Bininard
Branford
Atlantic
Brainard
Navy Department
Tampa
Naval
United States Marine Aviation Forces
Washington
Bruinard
George
Germany
Army of Occupation
Brenford
Bethany
Managus
Marine
Fokker
Brainsid
Associated Press
Miami
Florida
E H Brainard
M P Shepard
N OM Winchester
Tela
Honduras
United States
Tanagua
Gulick
Col Beadle
Wihuds
Brilnaid
Tegucigalpa
Tegucgalpa
Managar
Nicarapua
Elf
Lis
Nicara Wan
Traffic Light Confuses Motors On Icy Hill Westport Off
Icy road conditions on Statetreet Hill sparked crashes and slow traffic as a flashing amber light failed to guide motorists. The town turned the signal off from 10 p m to 6 3 am, letting drivers proceed cautiously. One minor collision occurred at a five way intersection involving Julius G Wetzler and Lawrence Bushbaum, with slight damage and no injuries. Connecticut Light and Power crews removed a fallen cherry tree at Main street and Ciosa highway juncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Westpoj
Spert
Slire Street
Adidwal
Hote Vashiea
Julius G Wetzler
Saugatuck
Biugatick Avenue
Ceat
Ty Fawrence Bushbaum
Enat Norwalk
Folkeman Frederick Walsh
Connecticut Company
Samuel Banks
Ciosa Highway
Acros
Wterndon
Connecticut Light End Power Company
Tow Road Department
Awa
Aser
Westport Studio Burned Destroying Drawings
Firemen fought flames in Candleberry lane at Eugene McNerney Jr's studio destroying most drawings paintings portraits and a large library. Investigators credit a overheated stove pipe from the heater to the chimney with starting the blaze. Estimated content loss near 10000 and studio damage about 61000. McNerney, an illustrator for The Daily News, was in New York at the time and had not completed inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McNerney, Jr
Westport
Eugene McNerney Jr
Candleberry Lane
William
Henrik Wilem van Loon
Gerald Mygott
McNerney
New York City
Moon
Daily News
Westport Fire Department
Fund planned for Gibney memorial in New York hospital
Alumni Society of the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled Children of New York seeks a $50 000 memorial for Dr Virgil Pendleton Gibney who died at his Marina Park home. The fund was approved November 22 and to be raised by the New York hospital charity group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Pendleton Gibney
Marina Park
Alumni Society
The
Hospital For
Birth control favored by Fosdick in Bishop sermon
In New York on December 4, Associated Press reports that reformer Dr Emerson Fosdick urged birth control as the only solution to over population. He argued the world’s population doubles every sixty years and called for scientific birth-rate control over immigration and moral restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
di Bari
Emerson Fosdick
Pu Avenue
John D Rorkefellar
United States
Pos
Dick Raid
Tomate
Becuse
Youth 19 Dies of Infantile Paralysis in East Hampton
Stephen Carnak, nineteen, died this afternoon from infantile paralysis after a three day illness. This is the third infantile paralysis death in East Hampton since early summer, signaling a continuing outbreak in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Associated Press
Stephen — Carnak
East Hampton
First Real Taste of Winter Hits Eastern States
A sleet and rain storm with freezing air and a biting wind moved north from the south yesterday morning, delaying churchgoers and continuing through the night. Temperatures ranged from 16 to 26 degrees above zero, wind around 25 mph. Officials forecast clearing by noon and continued cold through Tuesday. Trolley sweepers were active but caused no fatal accidents. minor line trouble for United Illuminating in the West End. salt and sand dusting used as precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J Meslin
Leonard M Tarr
United States
New Haven
United Illuminating Company
West End
Connecticut Company
Sleet and gale tie up New York in first winter delays
A sleet storm driven by a fifty mile an hour northeast gale swept over New York City causing shipping delays and distress signals. A tug off the Jersey coast faced wind and ice while docks and piers braced for the first major winter impact. The city sheltered its largest number at the municipal lodging house since 1916 as snow removal crews mobilized amid freezing pavement and wind driven sleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Jersey
Sea Girl
North Atlantic
Independent Wireless Company
Coast Guard
Aschmnet
Hudson River
Glle
Navagavione
Colombo
Four Die As Waves Strike Greek Tanker Kyzikos Off Cape Hatteras
The Greek tanker Kyzikos formerly Paraguay stranded north of Kitty Hawk as a northeast gale battered the coast. Four crewmen died while twenty four were rescued after lifeboats reached the ship. Nine other crewmen were saved from the Cibao, a smaller vessel driven ashore by the same storm. Rescue workers faced high seas and dangerous conditions to pull the survivors to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Assosciated Press
Cibao
Cape Hatteras
Creed Hill
Kyzikos
Paraguay
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Eyzikos
Cape Henry
Liesavers
Baltimore
Vesels
Seville
Spain
Loraine
Ohio
Wfe
Wade
South Atlantic
Hatteras
Hetteras Inlet
Port Antonio
Jamaica
United Fruit Company
Hawes to seek Congressional Medal for Lindbergh
Senator Hawes of Missouri will introduce a bill in the Senate proposing a Congressional Medal of Honor for Charles Lindbergh. Hawes, from St Louis, home of Lindbergh supporters, aims to honor the aviator who flew the Spirit of St Louis solo across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Senator Hawes
Missouri
Congress
Charles
Hawes
St Lois
Bukers
Spirit of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Husband
Sian
Eamuid & Chambers
Cammeraal
Motoriacs
Lutreian
Cansasaes
James W Darls
G Afr
Bucket Brigade
Elks
Black Rock
Tralian
Doris
Congress Drepares
Olnsral
Cape Hytterns
Lillendahl
Beata Ing
Tuesda
Methodist Head
Conver Inns
Connecticut
Fenns
Worfok Railroad
Ocean S
California
Blindred Chamberlain
Alberta
Italy
Belgium
England
Ameri
Japan
Manchuua
Russa
Toega Legion Noat
Dle
Iditortus Asdefatures
Rade Poyrame
Ted Woner
Jock Dedaliry
Chiago
Paul Beiienbach
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport Mes
Newspa PE
James W. Davis
James Davis
Nicaragua City
E. H. Brainard
Marine Corps
Gibney
Fosdick
John D. Rockfeller, Jr
Ini
Sleet
Gale
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Bard
Bill
Lindbergh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!