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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
2
Colonel Mitchell testified for two hours on the Shenandoah incident, defending his statements about the airship. He faced questions challenging prior remarks about overweight condition and anti freezing measures as Capitol observers condemned the court martial outcomes as harsh and partisan.
PMANIERO GIVES FIRST CONCERT A neuzhitis into adictory concert . Was siven list evening in the bake room of the Stratfeld hotel by Sig mar Guizi Meurnern dramatic tenor. Mr. Marnier formerly resiled in Bridgeport and left about 13 years ago to study wwe abront Since that time he his gummed mien sites eers gin dvittane, and was ute a member of the Boston Opes, com pany Tie reterned to this ery subontt two months ago youd plans to re main ' on the concert List eveuug he! Wes Assisted by Mis Marzarer Ley den, Iytig suptany, formerly of the Nevosal Oper. Company Home, Italy. Mass Caroling Blaney Spring er, contralto from the New York Opera company and Yrenor Arture Haparaute, furserly of Der Verme, Milany, Italy Mrs Garde Elizabeth springer, and Magnes Vint Messate tovestor ofthe Guild Upent company of New York were at the praino.
Boston December reports say the five masted schooner Bessie M. Dustin, listed overdue since December 21 near Miami, is probably becalmed off the Bahamas. Owners request coast guard search among a dozen or more large boats becalmed in the vicinity.
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Tablets as a preventive remedy for colds grip and influenza. The copy bears the signature FE W. tiove and lists items priced at 30 cents.
Transfer to St Win hospital for Murray at 168 street on request of private physician. Then transfer to St Vincent's hospital for William Marcella of 33 Thompson street. G Goldberg of 621 South avenue to St Vincent's hospital on private physician request. Wrank Kerna at 198S Franklin street to Hillfield hospital on private physician request.
Hartford December 21 AP The charges against Arnond A Alling state’s attorney of New Haven county were destroyed by judges of the Saprenze and Euperior courts in New Haven today. Chief Justice George W Wheeler said there was nothing more to say on the action if any. The charges had been under investigation for about three months and were brought before the judges who hold appointment and removal power over the state’s attorney.
Debates flare as lawmakers challenge enforcement tactics under the Volstead act. Rep Hill argues funding gaps for narcotics and motor vehicles, while Rep Blanton accuses Mellon of bias in enforcing prohibition. Lawmakers push to restrict use of covert evidence and police methods in prosecutions.
A scrambled list of lodges and meeting venues appears for tonight in Rodgeport and surrounding areas. It includes K of P lodges, Masons, I O R M groups, Daughters of Liberty, and various temple and council locations with broad street references and partial addresses.
Fire crews responded to a small alarm at Dewey Street around nine o clock. No damage reported as engine T assisted and quickly contained the incident.
Dec 21 Stamford special report notes taxi driver Anthony Lucernovat fined $25 and costs after a state court charge of arvalry to an annual primpal witness. Former Mayor Alfred N Phillips testified about the accident on Slate Street that led to the dog's death. The car’s passenger Lawrence Santora, 18, pleaded guilty to theft and was sentenced by Judge Samuel Young to 30 days, execution suspended, and one year probation. Santora claimed to have hidden a radio set garnish to a manager. War veteran Whiting, 86, civil war veteran, died of apoplexy in Stamford while smoking a pipe. Burglar Raymond Parker, felled with a flat iron after being interrupted, was moved to city lockup with scalp wounds. Mary Grande and Samuel Tiranova sentenced to six months each for keeping a disorderly house after a raid. Louis J. Ronistello fined $261 for transporting alcohol without permit. Frank Motto’s case continued as counsel questions paternity. Anthony Locicero fined $24 for carrying concealed weapon.
A West Haven death case sees four defendants charged amid testimonies from dex Viible company workers and medical examiner Victor Kowalewsky. The examiner described a skull fracture possibly from a heavy blow or a fall. Niece Alice Jons described Johnson’s white stone and black setting ring worn two weeks before death. Electrical welder Joseph Petrucci recalled finding ten dollars in Johnson’s possession. Witnesses reported Johnson staggering on Combee Street and being dragged toward a taxi, with two young men entering the cab. Police closed gaps as they sought identifications. Officer McDermory linked suspect Macri to the case.
Harry Clark of 73 Chase Street was arrested last evening on drunkenness and breach of the peace charges after a quarrel at home, following a complaint by his wife. He is detained at the fourth precinct station.
Bridgeport Fire Department veteran Daniel E Johnson marks his sixty fifth birthday with a routine day at the fire headquarters on Middle Street and an evening at home with family. Born in Lowell Massachusetts he moved to Bridgeport early and has led the department since August 1915.
The city council approved broad raises across police and fire ranks. Patrolmen, sergeants, detectives, and officers in the wire department saw substantial increases, with several titles advancing in rank and pay. City officers including the treasurer and clerk also received raises, while two deputy registrars and other staff were elevated to new salary levels. The ordinance also covered garage operations changes and funding for new accounting systems.
Christmas postal rush swelled to record levels as 66 extra workers and 30 trucks handled waves of letters and parcel post. Officials foresee further overtime with no new staff. Saturday and Sunday totals included 140 214 letters and 1 301 parcel packs.
The council approved settlements and awards in several matters. Caroline Arnold's appraisal recommended $126.60 after compromise on a $544 benefit claim. Lilian Gischan's damages suit settled for $400 due to a defective sidewalk. Arthur Holdes received $10 for injuries from adjusting burning apparatus. A request to dispose of Floridan school annex land was granted. Payroll and building-line hearings were scheduled, and building lines on Pembroke street and Grand Street projects were discussed.
In a conference on property taxation, Connelly argues the statute aims to raise revenue rather than exact market values. He proposes starting from book values with allowances, acknowledging limitations, and seeks cooperation to develop a reasonable, spiritful basis for assessment without universal book access.
The speaker urges frank facts from assessors and insurance values for city taxation. He warns past embitterment may hinder cooperation, calls for a sound business basis, and says mistakes will be honest judgments not political. He stresses caution and discretion in information sharing.
The Universalist church held a quarterly meeting with insufficient attendance to form a quorum. Rev. Charles A. Kramer noted the low turnout due to Christmas season. Plans for a farewell Turkey Supper by the men's club on December 81 were announced, with serves from 6 to 9, plus an entertainment and a Watch Night service at 11:30. The Mission Club meets at the church this afternoon. Black moire chair covers in gold piping and other decor were chosen for the event.
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