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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1922

Page

5

Derry Adopts Tentative Budget For Coming Year

The Derry Board of Apportionment adopts a tentative budget totaling 815,058.44 for the first district and 97,510 for the second district. The meeting also swore in the new board and elected Charles Marvin as chair. Mayor-elect Frank J. Conway remains indoors due to a medical condition, delaying his start next week.

Wabi Swain James DB. Atwater Donahue Louis Hi ‘Bradley John Dy Ivan William, Hession Charlesasbury William Shortell Owen McCarthy Carl Dektor George H. Gamble Charles Marvin Charles Marvin Cairman John T. Moran Boards of Education Board of Apportionment Education John Flynn Charles Marvin Frank J. Conway

Bridgeport Man Held in Newtown on Bonds

Nicholas Delazelia of Newtown and Bridgeport released under 31,000 bonds on arson charges. Authorities say he staged a December 27 fire at two stores in Newtown, including his brother’s repair shop, leading to his arrest.

Bridgeport Newtown Nicholas Delazelia Delazelia Nstown

Man pleads guilty to making whiskey distillery home

Antonio Kovlowskiy, 27, on Rail Bond Avenue, operated a 26 capacity distillery in his home. He was arraigned yesterday in the county court, pleading that he made moonshine whiskey to raise money to pay debts from his wife’s illness. He will be tried this morning.

Antonio Kovlowskiy

Pharmacists of State to Meet Here January 9

The Pharmacists of State association will hold its winter meeting at the Hotel Stratileid on January 9 starting at 2 p.m. A theatre party and banquet are planned with A. Leverty as toastmaster. Noted leaders from Hartford and Hartford district will attend and discuss the West Gen assembly. Joseph L. Hartigan chairs the program committee. K. G. Danrtolt leads the reception committee. William Suindle heads the banquet committee.

Wil Oper Stratileid Pawmine A. Leverty Ius Ton uMak Assembly Curcis-2 Glad‘Ging Hartford Joseph LD. Hartigan K. G. Danrtolt Aed William 8. Suindle

Property Sold in Fairfield by Gas Go Subsidiary

Maude Cady W of Fairfield sold a property valued at seventy thousand dollars to the Gas Light Company subsidiary. The sale included a stone dwelling, a one acre lot, and a rooming house. Purchasers released by the trust company, with plans for future development on Alain Street and a proposed extension to the garden.

Maude Fairheld Cortrol George Respect Sa Ge Port ‘Truah Company Mair Bert Strat Ehat Alain Strert

Plans to Build Old Station Withdrawn in Connecticut

The town council and mayor approved a gasoline filling station at Connectivt and Union avenues but the Sunfield company withdrew its petition for equipment installation. Residents opposed the plan, prompting a protest from nearby property owners and a related inquiry to the Motor Vehicle tower. The public hearing before the State commission was forestalled by the withdrawal.

Conmion Connectivt Union Avenues Sunfigla Gil Company Sinte Strate Commission Camity Sunfield Ing Notic Lee

Annual election of Irish Society takes place

The annual Irish Society election is held with mentions of officers and members including president Munia and Povey. The proceedings note the convention and references to the Joy branch and other named figures, indicating a routine organizational ballot and leadership selection.

Irish Society Romferro Muni Riewelt Povey

Motored Snow Plow Clears City Streets In Snow Event

Public Works continued snow removal with a motorized snow plow system named by Director Goughlin. The device proved its worth during a fierce storm as crews worked through the night, clearing blocks including docks and the river bridge area while authorities reported the streets becoming passable by dawn.

Bly Department of Public Works Ilasard Public Works Lpcker Creare Coughlin Department of Tentth Bexerdy Goughiin Atrozty Pany

Will leaves $65,000 life estate to sister in 1917 probate

Mary J. Luens inherits life use of virtually all estate from sister Mrs. Munbety C Moore. The 63,000 pound estate, probated yesterday, is largely directed to the sister with a 200-dollar bequest to Mountain Grove Cemetery. Remainders fund gifts to friends, relatives, and charitable societies. Samuel F. Beardney named executor.

Munbety VC. Moore Mary J. Luens Idata Mountain Grove Cementery Ner Slater Frhenda Dridganory Vadi¢s Chatitadin Society Samuel F. Beardney

Stamford Attorney Admitted to State Bar

Stamford attorney Tyler of New York is admitted to the Connecticut State Bar. Judge John W. Banka administers the oath with the court attending. The proceeding was led by Feederick W. Tracy and attended by Lincoln Taster, Stamford deputy sheriff, and other attendees.

Stamford Neon Tyler New York Relitian John W. Banka Plark Feederick W

Fire Causes $200 Damage to Plant On Rivard Avenue

A blaze caused about $200 in damage to a plant on Rivard Avenue near the Carnahan Industrial Engineering building. The fire affected a second floor wing and damaged a drinking system. No injuries reported.

Carnahan Rivard Avenue Fehoet Sory Rive

Farmer whipped by gang of masked men near Hollis

Dee 28 near Hollis Olla 88 a tenant farmer living six miles northwest of town was dragged from bed by nine masked men who severely whipped him and ordered to leave the community before another sunset. The attackers told him to tell no one and left him with injuries and fear for his safety. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the assault and potential witnesses were urged to come forward.

Hollis Olla Raerses Here

Trolley Income Figures For Week In Bridgeport

Bridgeport trolley income for the week ending December 18 shows a total of 38,000.51 dollars, down 125,207 from the prior week. Local divisions posted 35,009.31 against 90,261.58, with December 1 returns $88.20 above expectations, attributed to one day traffic boosts by the company.

Bridgeport Lyra Dee Fent

Non-Residents Excluded From Ansonia School

Confusing notes show Pine Trade School policy debated by Trade School Commission and Corporation Counsel F. Carthy. Debate centers on admitting non residents. under Pine will provisions and court rulings, executives consider possible exclusion and the structure for committee hearings next Tuesday.

Ansonia School Trade Schoo Commission F. Carthy Sonia Livs Angonia Deri She Ton Seymour Navishd Ln Lee Iva Fan Cie

Funeral of Noted Educator Held at Norwalk Home

Funeral services for a prominent educator were held at a Norwalk residence, with dignitaries from the Navwa Lonpregetiona attending. The event featured a formal procession and a professional tribute, reflecting the educator’s impact in the field and local community.

Norwalk Kobwala Syattin Tluls Ohvirch

Good week for Storrs egg laying contest

Storrs Mer 29 reports eighth week better than previous, production up by over a fifth. The total for all pens shows a field of yearly 20 percent, indicating improved output.

Storrs Mer Atl Pens

Motorcycle Police Receive Uniforms

Members of the motorcycle squad yesterday received new white uniforms ordered some time ago by a committee of the police commissioners.

Police

Missing Persons Report Shows 402 Noted to Police

The record indicates 402 persons were reported to police during the year. Of these, 246 were located, while the remainder remained unaccounted for.

Mechanic Resigns at Murnisipas Garage

A mechanic resigned yesterday amid claims his pay was inadequate. Anguad T. Thorne, superintendent of charities and secretary of the Garage Control Commission, accepted the resignation after a post yen. The report notes there have been no further details available.

Jen Murnisipas Anguad T. Thorne Garage Control Commission Guxe

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