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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1921

Page

11

Houses For Sale In Westport Area Multiple Listings

Numerous residential properties listed with varied features across Bridgeport areas including single and multi family homes. Prices range from a few thousand dollars to seven thousand, with terms like small payments and mortgage balances offered. Contact brokers and addresses noted for purchase details.

Caeser Black Rock T. J. Lenz Warner Eldg Benn Fairfield A Seford St Brooklawn Noble Egory St Bill Dikegers Prospect ST Brooklane Prebill

Letter Carriers Host National Head in Bridgeport Gathering

Members of the Bridgeport branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers hosted National President Edward J. Gaynor of Washington and other national officers including Wilings Monica? and Clarence Stenson of Bayonne. The meeting at 04 Cah non street drew about 100 attendees from across the state. A business session followed by luncheon. Delegates from the state association, led by Samuel Merrill of Bridgeport, prepared to attend the state canvass in Ansonias.

Bridgeport National Association Yasterday Edward J. Gaynor Washington, D. C Wilings Mocnahan Brooklyn Clarence, Stenson Bayonne N. J Jesson Kenny New Haven Grover Monahan Treasur Arthur Barnsley Yalld Tonse John Kane George W. O'Shea Thomas Lyrcis J. Langham B&b. Boston William McTiroy John Callahan Chares Emery L. KR. Jackson

Horse Racing Results From a Busy Card

Racing results from a crowded program list outcomes for seven races. Notable finishes include Aunt Deda ridden by Penman at 3-1 in the first, Ba Garfigan with Tol at 5-2 in the second, Farbelaw and Kenney steady in the third, Wyrea and Hennsdy prominent in the fourth, Havana Electric and Power Company Handicap details in the fifth, Roundel and Lancaster among interests in the seventh, with several longshot mentions and multiple contenders across the sixteenth of a mile event noted.

Deda Penman Shy Ann Ourin Winali Secon Ba Garfigan Bermot Tol M. Stevens Miller Fitz Pearl Longter Games Plantagranet Farbelaw

Tuesday Entries in a Racing Card with Mixed Entries

A historic racing card lists multiple races with purses from 700 to 800, featuring horses like Bachahalian, Sayona, Tegan, and Temper Staywart. Entries include numerous claimed horses across six races, with weights and odds noted and weather described as clear and track fast.

Imo Margaret Nah Naomi Ston Johnnie O'fonnel Vera Pw Rudaviyattos Masy Treadwell Chanteur Ing Major Fiske Troy Camp Bachahalian Poor Ixi Smite Sayona M-Tinish Breadline Drarxoon Lake Claire Roath si-Prines Cama Tor Fl Corane

Stephen Horton Injured in Auto Accident

Stephen Horton of Sherman Street was taken to Briggeenor hospital yesterday with a fractured arm after an automobile incident. Preliminary treatment was rendered by Dr. TF Walsh of Tres gency Hospital.

Stephen Horton Sherman Street Briggeenor Hospital TF. Walsh Tresgency Hospital

Four Burglaries Saturday Night Hit Local Stores

Four burglaries Saturday night yielded little loot with entries via rear windows and doors. Herman Kront’s market on Bond Street saw $4 and cigarettes stolen. Frank IWebnnetts market on Steuben Street reported only a small amount missing. a house at Chalmers Street was broken into with value unclear due to absence of occupants. Rider-Higves store on Water Street had $3 taken. Reliable Fee Inc. at Water Street faced a smashed window but the burglary was abandoned. Samuel Novak’s storehouse on Mala Street was broken into with nothing of value missing.

Herman Kront Bond Street Frank Iwehnetts Steuben Streets George 1 Mishes A Tit Chalmers Philadelphia Ureak Higves Waterstreet

Irish Situation In Lenten Messages Continued On Page One

Church leaders condemn armed patrols and violence in Ireland urging restraint. Cardinal and bishops denounce shootings of police and soldiers as murder, protest neglect of peace talks, and warn partition may lead to further oppression. Cork bishop questions Sinn Fein on proclaiming a republic.

Pammil Mids le Cardina Cork Fntia Pastoral Sinn Fein Treland Corwlan Bishon

Plan Law To Permit Mercy Killing Of Insane Maniac

Franklin S Wilcox warned lawmakers that a violent patient at the institution cannot be controlled without restraints and that guards fear for safety. Legislators, horrified by the case, discussed a merciful killing bill for hopelessly insane patients but were told current law forbids such actions and will be debated this session.

Franklin S Wilcox Sven Kerings Wilcox

Raid on Bishop Avenue Suspect Held on Disorderly House Charge

Irene Czer of 41 Bishop Avenue was arrested late last night charged with maintaining a disorderly house. Police escorted her home after a raid that involved two other women and four men as frequenters. Held on bail of 29 dollars. bonds set at five dollars for each of the frequenters.

Irene Czer Bishop Avenue Addres Oriisky

Doubt on Market Capacity to Withstand Flood of Securities

Broadan Wali reports widespread worry over the U S market's ability to absorb a flood of new domestic and foreign securities. Banks strain for working capital while issuance rises, with Europe seeking credits and American firms expanding. Exports drop, gold shipments rise, and Canada eyes large bond and paper security offerings as the bond market shows signs of indigestion.

Broadan Wali W York Med Leni Securities United States Europe England France Italy China Sweden Austral Bombay Irrany Turkey Uni States Canada New York Neishver

Criminal Court Opens Here on Feb 15 for Nott Murder Trial

The February term of the criminal court will open February 15. Mrs Stella M Nott and Edward John Nott are expected to face trial alongside Blwood B Wade in the murder of Mrs Nott’s husband George J Nott last August. Wade awaits fate in the death section at Wethersfield pending appeal. The state plans to dispose of minor cases before the focal trial with Nott’s case likely in late February. Mrs Nott denies being seriously ill, stating she is only nervous and ailing for the moment.

Periar Sthel M. Noth Edward Johnston Blwood B. Wade Nott George J. Nott

Local Carpenters Attend New Haven Convention

Seven delegates from Bridgeport prepare to represent local carpenters at the Connecticut state conference in New Haven Moose Hall starting at 10 AM. International president William Herchinson will address the mass meeting, and New Haven Council President Jat De Richards will welcome the delegates.

Bridgeport Carpenters Moose Hall New Haven Todd and Lamorret William Herchinson Canton Hermanus Sonshalt Jat de Richards Tovek Timothy Pinnagay Leva Union

Churches Prepare for Lenten Services Across City

Officials in Douneamegh announce Lenten fasting rules for the diocese. The concession class including manual laborers abstains on Fridays instead of Wednesdays and Fridays in prior years. Ashes will be distributed at all Catholic masses Wednesday morning and evening services.

Douneamegh Maes John Silay Har. Ord Steelle Anw

Di Rosa's Slayer Still At Large After Knife Duel

Report states the killer of Lre Yyoung, a shoemaker, remains at large following a knife duel last Wind afternoon. Di Rosa's general will be held at 2 PM from Louis Richards Undertaking Parlors at 1476 Main Street. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery with no chapel service.

Chanas John di Rosa Lre di Roda Louis Richards Main Street Lakeview

Obituary notices of multiple local residents and relatives

Obituary items describe the deaths of Ten Dornan a widow of Summitville and others including Mrs Augusta Fisher of Stratford and an unnamed brother in law. The notices list survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial places such as Pack Cemetery and St Michael's center, with services slated for upcoming days. The tangled text references multiple families, addresses, and hospitals, reflecting a dense local death notices column.

Miss Hartigan Named Treasurer of Musical Club

Anne Hartigan has been elected treasurer of the Hengening 4. Koon Music club and will remain an active member though relocated to Waterbury. The club federation meeting in New Haven will extend the clubs, with Florence Klein Bishop hosting a program at her home on Wednesday afternoon.

Anne Hartigan Sumners Hengening Koon Musicn Waterbury Y Bridgeport Club St. Amin New Haven Avnich Dansven Stamford Florence Klein Aeenue James 4. Smale

House War Probers to Quit Hearing Witnesses

Washington reports that the House war investigating committee will quit hearings after a year’s work at the capitol. General Pershing will not appear, despite Dawes testifying last week, with final reports due to the House before March 4. Democratic members will file minority views.

Washington Feb House Pbr Rintel Testig Pershine Charles G. Dawes

Died Buckley Funeral to be held at Sacred Heart

Funeral services for Dennis J. Buckley aged 48 years will be held from his residence 281 Myrtle avenue on Wednesday February 5 at 9 a.m. and from Sacred Heart church for a solemn high mass at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Erunis Buckiey Dennet Buck Bey Ba Dyettes Avenue Ted Ceskaeitay Vincent's Hospital Tol Notie Idyn Whillam Ladders Bildpepart Michael Raleinyy Sacred Heart Chiro Huaring Wall Miehanlis Oenimlery Irs Gasiital York Richard Tay Rosary Buckley Dennis J. Buckley Myrtle Avenue Sacred Heart Church St. Michael's Assel Ruetal South Avenue St. Michael Stratford Ly Cloush Walter Clough Wakelee Avenue Stratford Rockville Colin Grove Cametery Conan Denman Eliza Heoree Denman Siiends Ma An Othe Henry IE Bishop's Wortuarn Chapel Pairfield Eong Poplar Grove Cemetery Phillipsport Lester Stradle Linden Over Stratton Wrederick Ryne Ol Wesnesday Poepquary Piie Mornlnla Rove Mtery Sherman Thia Oltr Sarueday Subert D. Sharman Neo Laure Avenue Margaret Py Sharan Phila B Weel Theodore Init SiwaAl

Personal Tax Notice from Conn Tax Collector

A damaged notice announces personal tax collection in Connecticut. It lists liable individuals, due dates, and payment location at 805 Liberty Place, Widgeport, advising compliance under the town tax rules. The notice identifies Howard S. Wakn as Personal Tax Collector and references February deadlines.

Nulion Ned Ora Saul Pert Howard S

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