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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
9
A reader extols Sylpho-Nathol for odor and germ destruction in sinks, garbage areas, and damp corners. The product is described as safer than harsh acids, easy to use in water to create a fresh smell, and available in four candy sizes at local grocers and druggists.
John Danko of Beech Street Port Chester dies from injuries after an automobile crash last night doctors say. He leaves his parents George and Maria Danko a brother and sister. He was 24 and a member of the Cygnet Athletic Club and affiliated with Woodmen of the World and the Protective Wire Co. Funeral services tomorrow at the Church of the Sacred Heart with burial in St Marys Cemetery Port Chester.
Alva Madeline Masters Grop, formerly of Chicago and New York, was granted an absolute divorce from Ell Gron, a Danish diplomat, in Superior Court. She announced she would take the name Green. Custody of the child went to the mother. the dispute centered on rearing.
An overheated lamp started a fire causing about $250 in damage in a residence on Dec 4. Neighbors reported the blaze. the fire department responded and contained the flames before spreading to the cellar area. No injuries are listed.
Willem Benedict, charged in statutory offenses, appeared in Town Court and was bound over to the February term of the Criminal Superior Court. Bonds reduced from 10,000 to 5,000 with interest noted as widespread and many spectators present. The case involved a girl described as five years old and the proceedings drew significant attention.
Rome report states the steamship Livania, earlier aground off Bornholm Island, has been refloated and is proceeding on its voyage. The vessel had vanished briefly before being located and refloated.
Funeral services are planned for a Shelton resident, a one year old, who died Sunday at her home in White Hills. She is survived by her parents and grandparents, with services to be held this afternoon at 2 in the residence, followed by burial at Lawn Cemetery Huntington Center.
Iddleward J. Welly of Bridgeport, commander of the American Legion, urged aiding disabled veterans at New Haven's Adagtown hospital and pushing for land purchase. He announced a $500 grant to establish a dental clinic in public schools and an additional $300 for Monday lunches in Bedford school.
Fifty saloonkeepers were summoned in a probe as part of a broad inquiry. The report names Ralph Greene as attorney and notes proceedings related to alleged illegal activities and related financial matters.
A readable fragment details general exercises for school closure and related schedules. Mentions locations and months with training, supervision, and planning notes. Specific names and places are unclear, but the item outlines prep activities for a closing period and associated routines.
A large gathering of prominent locals attended the funeral for Benfaraitr Betts at his residence 578 Fos Road this afternoon. Rev Charles Sito and Rev Air en EH conducted services with Florence Hayes offering selections. Pallbearers included Dr. William MH Donaldson, Wallace MM Bulkley, W. Hayes, Raymond Randgas, Arthur L Donovan and Jose Smith. Interment followed at Gakdawn Cemetery. A public meeting emphasized the importance of the subject under discussion and the look for improvement continues.
In Fairfield court H Sonnenberg arraigned for alleged rum sale. Hugh A Murphy of Bridgeport drove an auto that killed Wrickson on December 4. Sonnenberg received a $100 fine and ten days suspended. Joneon Sharray of Fairfield fined $35 and costs for reckless driving.
A blaze leaped from a fireplace in the Gould Homestead living room at Post Town causing about $200 in damage. Neighbors assisted with quick actions to control the flames while a caretaker remained in charge as the incident was reported.
Fragmented report about a drama lecture at a club meeting in Dec 18. The event mentions Matriforld and Southport Beenty ghib held in Waseman Memorial, with garbled lines about reorganizations, founding water, and planned next meeting on January 1. attendees served refreshments during the session.
Selectmen await delivery of bonds as Fairfield’s first bond runs to 485 000. Final determination on interest for the bonds arrives Thursday. The advisory notes require Baston Lines to prepare and sign the releases for the 42 bonds.
Application filed in probate court to appoint an administrator for the estate of Sau Roth Alunk who died recently. The filing seeks letters of administration and cites an estimated estate value around $120. Local hearing schedule not clearly stated.
The bankruptcy petition for Metal Special and Manufacturing Company of Gannon Street has been referred to Referee John Keogh. Petitioning creditors claim about 803.16, with listed parties Barnam Farge of Struts ford, Ch Boutiy of Scratford, HL x Hasworth, Josepho Sine nu, George BH Taylow, Te. M Wemines, and Stamy Company of Bridgepot involved.
The maintenance budget for the Welfare building was completed yesterday and officials plan to request an additional 300 dollars beyond the appropriation. The request notes increased needs for coal and related work to be completed this year.
A report from yesterday notes detective Chiaming Iyo investigated an incident at 2159 Slate Street involving John Uorvack. A minor injury was recorded as a slight hurt after a collision or accident.
A period report details multiple cases where individuals were fined up to 200 dollars and given jail terms ranging from 19 to 20 days for liquor law violations and drunkenness. Names and precise addresses appear, with sentences suspended in some instances and remedies noted by authorities.
Salvation kettles brought in 670 dollars to aid families with Christmas dinners. The State Vision Army reports many requests for help as donations continue, with organizers noting strong support from the community despite some unclear figures.
Amid a Saturday afternoon blaze at Beards school, students evacuated calmly under supervision. Miss Eve and Miss Frances Lavery commended for maintaining order as minor damage was reported.
Congress member struck on the floor of the House. A sum of money lost in the hoop house was found, turned over to officials in the cloakroom. The note mentions clerk Clayan and immediate action upon proper identity, with unsure language surrounding the incident.
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