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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
4
The city Board of Health announced action on complaints about smoke from soft coal used by apartment houses in central locations. Most complaints concerned roomers in lodging houses and adjacent apartments. the fumes forced tenants to keep windows shut. Health Officer Dr W H Coon ordered use of grading technology to curb the nuisance and forwarded instructions to proprietors of apartment houses.
An appraisal in New York yesterday assessed the will of Robert M. Judson of this city. New York University receives an $800,000 bequest, plus $43,000 to Mountain Grove Cemetery and $5,000 each to cousins. Wal e has recently sold part of the Heal estate here for about $175,000, including the Studio building on Vairfiora avenue and land near Cannon street. Federal officials previously sought to purchase the land for a post office, but the owner refused offers.
Anthony Konias of Brooklyn New York was convicted on an indecent intoxication charge in City Court yesterday. He received a $10 fine and costs after being warned to stay away from Briday Fort while intoxicated. he told the judge he would not repeat the offense.
Motorists register for 1924 licenses at the Bridgeport branch of the state motor vehicle department on State street. The office hours are 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays.
Attorney Brennan for claimant William Magner of Stratford seeks damages for injuries after submarine S-4 collided in a mishap. Hearing postponed to January 8 with witnesses Owen Grourk J. C. Lynch and Samuel Brodsky to testify before Commissioner Buck L. inehant of the compensation claim against the Torpedo Boat Go.
Fairfield mem library receives an expanded collection with titles by Conraph, Beac ockimore, Yimbars, Gal, O'Belen, Morgentima, Mantle, Spayne, Poole, Stirring, Strachey, Taye, and Card. The list includes poetry, biographies, fiction, and educational works, reflecting varied subjects and authors.
A century old crime retrospective outlines elusive disappearances and unsolved murders in Hartford and nearby towns. It highlights Arthur Burgess and Joseph Parsons cases, Bosworth and Tassoni killings, and long unsolved crimes tied to elusive getaway artistry and suspect narratives.
Harvard University Stanford University and UC California in cooperation with the US Public Health Service report that properly heated canned foods are safe from botulism whether home or factory prepared. The investigation involved thousands of samples and found heat processing crucial to destroy botulinus bacteria, with the disease now rare in the United States due to improved canning methods.
Angelo Decesate filed a compensation claim with Commissioner Buckingham alleging lung injury from coal dust while employed as a coal porter at Bridgeport Grass Company. The petition cites illness tied to coal settling and settling-related conditions.
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