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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

24

Jury Delays Case as One Juror Is Ill in Norwalk Suit

In Norwalk, the civil case of Charles and Rose Errico versus Frank Lombardo proceeds with 21 jurors after a juror becomes unable to continue, delaying the hearing. The suit seeks $123 in damages for a May auto collision that injured a plaintiff vehicle, and another plaintiff seeks $1,000 for personal injuries plus claims from passengers in the same action.

Courtie Charles Rose Errico Noriwalk Frank Lombardo Norwalk Reed Common Pleas Esterday Lam Wilcexson Uvers Arthur Comley J Jol J. Walsh Tautomotiles Charles Errico Seuk

Lijitneymen Fined For Overloading Busses In Store

In a city court yesterday morning eleven linemen were arrested on charges of overloading busses during a storm. The court fined them for offences connected to the incident and disposed of automobile cases in a related session.

Dilnneymen Nied SI Allie

Goldstein and Devon cited for traffic offenses in city notices

A notice lists Goldstein of 1127 Stratford Avenue fined £1 for improper light and Witam Tan of 2436 Concord Avenue fined $10 for reckless driving.

Goldstein Stratford Avenus Ilgtita Witam Tan Concord Avenue Devon

Former Fireman Fined for Theft in Dry Goods Store

Walter Ioss, once a fireman at Hootend Dry Goods, was fined $20 and costs and sentenced to 20 days in jail for stealing a suit from Howlard Company. The jail term was suspended.

Walter Ioss Hootend Dry Goods Company Howlard Company

Newly Elected Board of Selectmen to Meet

The recently elected board of selectmen in Jackman will meet tonight at 7:20 in the town clerk’s office to organize and elect officers. Members are Michael Ios buysna, Sarah J. Grant, Howard Moody, James Small, and Howard McCabe. The board will consider the budget for the coming year and duties confined to city affairs in Pridgenoye.

Sejackman

Local Produce Prices From Cape Cod Markets

Listing of fresh produce with prices including Cape Cod cranberries 15 qt native flat celery well bleached 18-20 Golden Heart celery 15¢ Fancy Long Island turnips 28c per pack apples priced 70c per pack Boston lettuce iohead bunch beets to follow

Cape Cod Long Island Boston

Committee Rules Out Framing State Bonus Bill

Connecticut Legion officials deny any plan to frame a state bonus bill for the upcoming session. A committee led by W. Parker Seeley of Bridgeport with members from Hartford Waterbury New London New Haven and Bridgeport argues no bonus bill will be sought this session while pursuing other legislation.

Connecticut Department of the American Legion Edward L. Kelly Bridgeport Dancery Ehief Tere W. Parker Seeley New Cone Mittes Philo C. Gules Horn of Connecticut Legion Vincent Sceating E. Earle Garlick the Meyers Waterbury E. P. Armstrong Waterpure Norris Bb. Payne New London W, Arthur Countryman Wadford P. Malone New Haven

Editor 10 Speaks at Weekly Meet of Local Club

Lenn W. Wigan, local editor, will speak at tonight’s weekly Public Speaking Club meeting at Butler Hall 46 Cannon Street. The topic is The Value of Public Speaking. Nearly 100 members have joined since formation. a series of meetings is planned under Alvin W. Bearse to train members in speech and public rights. The meeting will be open to all interested.

Lenn W. Wigan Butler Hall Cannon Street Inter Alvin W. Bearse Snembers Cme

Butler’s Supreme Court Pick Confirmed By Senate

The Senate confirmed Perce Butler of St Paul as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court by a 61 to 8 vote. Four Republicans Lafollette Norris Brookburn and Norbeck joined four Democrats in support while Senators George Tramell Sheppard and Ironis voted no. The roll call ban was removed and the motion to recommit failed with a similar bloc.

Washington Tue Perce Butler St. Paul United States Supreme Now Senate Butler Niy Cantors Lafollesne Wisconsin Norris Nebraska Brookburn Iowa Norbeck South Dakota George Georgia Trammell Florida Sheppard Texas Ironin Alabama Judiciary Committee

Metal replaces wood near furnaces in portable schools

A fire near Lui nures portable school houses reportedly started by an overheated furnace. The incident involves Jaaydsiey Ayhor school 1 va RRO and nearby structures where metal replaces wood near furnaces.

Jaaydsiey Ayhor Toad of Lui Nures

Services Held For Assassinated Polish President Narutowicz

Solemn services were held at Saint Joseph's Polish Church in California Street for the murdered Polish president Narutowicz Guthrie. Rev Miklaszewski led the Polish language service as mourners observed the event with a corsage and period-appropriate rites.

Guthrie Narutowicz Poland Saint Joseph's Polish Church California Street Miklaszewski

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