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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
8
A convoluted Danbury report details a Fairfield clerk's escape with cash from a chain store and a manhunt for a Michaeled romt youth blamed for deposits over 209 dollars. Police traced the suspect through Westport, Bridgeport, and town connections, while local Legion and civic groups debated bills and events, including a postponed dance and plans for veterans’ activities.
Ridgefield Garden Club reports a busy season with entries in December. The notes mention Bloomfield and Mountaintop teams, a Vilnius player and a January 27 date tied to Vooch Te Va. includes references to local youths and guardians in Bridgeport clusters.
Sherlon T Baldwin, 28, son of Fire Commissioner Lewis P. Baldwin of Devon, was appointed electrical inspector for Milford at a Board of Fire Commissioners meeting. The position carries a 1600 salary, with duties including establishing an electrical code, attending the New Haven School of Inspection, and coordinating with the fire board on town standards. Baldwin previously worked as an engineer and has long served with Devon’s Chemical Company No 4.
A New Canaan ban on roaming dogs follows reports of multiple chicken killings on local properties. Warnings have been issued to dog owners, with enforcement to be immediate and dogs found loose may be shot if they threaten livestock. Community members gathered for the annual event as officials push toward stricter pet controls.
A fragmented report recalls a holiday banquet and a saved company by steadfast workers. Mentions Mistate UF OP Vader and Foundinghar with timing around a Wednesday evening, noting a turnout and a vigil for the enterprise.
Funeral services for Tehn Grace 1 of Norwalk were held at St Mar s to mark his death from pneumonia at his home on 1M Street. Interment followed at Warv's cemetery. Grace was a longtime locksmith for Norwalk Lock and a 35 year employee. He left a daughter Anne, three sisters, and several nieces in Norwalk and Bridgeport.
New Fairfield residents are organizing a social Friday at 7 30 pm in the community basement. The event, hosted by the local club, includes refreshments and a program. Proceeds will go toward paying the debt on pulp furniture.
Norwalk electrician attends Edison reunion amid scattered OCR garble and partial phrases. The readable fragments reference locations and individuals in a historical newspaper context, with minimal coherent facts remaining.
Ansonia residents report theft by two men posing as Puffgate phonograph firm recruiters. They offered jobs at Waterbury with $35 weekly pay and overtime, then kept $30 retainers and fled. Nearby business owner James J Mead sold his store to Charles Ziehert. Mayor John Mead noted the 26 year partnership behind the sale. Theodore Jacob Jr of the National Guard unit is recovering from double pneumonia. Charles Powandie of Noah Main Street bought the stock and fixtures of a local store on Lower Main Street from Das Sevich and others.
Pohtatuck Grange members gathered for a novelty Valentine exchange at their semi monthly meeting. A program featured a song, a paper by BanK P’s Missie of Pohtauick G mac and readings, followed by silent auction quotations and light refreshments. The gathering also included a discussion of district real estate assessments and tax changes affecting residents, with notes on increased levies and property values.
A Norwich youth died after a three story fall near Franklin Street. Witnesses described a dangerous fall from a building as bystanders rushed to aid him. Authorities investigated the incident and noted the fatal injuries.
A dance at the WCA Industrial Service Center on Bartrum avenue raised funds for Bryn Mawr Summer School scholarship. Exhibitions by Ela Stewart and William Madigan entertained attendees while a lucky number dance highlighted the program helping a working girl attend Bryn Mawr College. Two years ago the honor went to Mrs Robert Jessel. last year Miss Adelen Pavlik attended the school.
Nearly 10 women attended the Cupheag Club card party in Stratford as plans to extend club privileges to wives and friends were discussed. Rain flooded streets and cellars while a missing boy was found safe after an extensive search by police.
Huntington HL STING 1ON and guests visited Miss Lanne Buford in Stratford. The Hap Sewels held no meeting at White Hills School on Tuesday and were instructed in making dish towels by Mrs George Tudseye. Donard A. Beers and Mr Birdsays were dinner guests in the evening.
Joseph Gluk of Caroline Street appeared before Judge Archibald Dufield in city court charged with failure to remit the entire fine of 233.90 for prohition violations. Lacking funds, he was offered the option to pay then or serve time in Whally Avenue jail. impending confinement was expected that day. The Derby Public Library and public schools will be closed tomorrow for Lincoln's birthday. Weather notes report unusually high water above the Housatonic dam possibly signaling flood risk for Island Park. William Todd of Shelton suffers injuries from work accident. condition reported as fairly good at Ilfin Hospital. The Women’s Benefit Association held a meeting and card party at Pythian Hall with prize winners listed. Katherine Downsley of Fifth Street is recovering from a severe grip.
Rey and Mrs Biggs are to be honored at a farewell party by Pokono Grange members at Joyous Hall Tuesday evening. The event will feature a program and refreshments, with both Mr Biggs and Mrs Biggs long affiliated with the grange. The Grange installation for 1825 was led by State Deputy Chaniea Lacey and assisted by several members from Warmongs Grange.
In Easten a skunk invaded a chicken coop. Investigators found the animal shot and killed during an evening incident. No other signs indicated intruders or human involvement.
Easton Prspan and Davis families attend gatherings at homes of friends and relatives in Bethel Paston and Shoehan. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Rew and Mrs Betsey Shercod. School closes Thursday for Lineina’s birthday observance.
Danbury prepares for a seven week run to the city election with a coalition forming between Democrats and Progressives to back D Frank Stevens for mayor, while Mayor Fillow teeters for re election. The race could bring a full slate from mayor to city auditor, with petitions due February 28 and primaries slated for early March. Also noted is the forming of a Junior School band in Danbury elementary schools to supplement the regular band as vacancies arise.
Norwalk Feb 1 by Te e grant Service William Jam fined $100 and costs by Judge Nehemiah Candye on concealed weapons charge after breach of peace claim dropped. Edward Hendricks of New Canaan Vincent Sullan of Norwalk arrested with Jam Sunday morning, each bound over on $1,000 bonds. state could not prove breach of peace or intent to rob Water Spray.
A Derby man, 6 o clock injury time, had his left arm caught in gatehouse machinery at Shalton Derby dam. He was taken to hospital, Doctor Plunkett attended, condition described as resting comfortably. The accident details remain sparse.
New Fairfield residents enjoy visits with relatives and friends in Danbury and nearby towns. Charles Bintburg recently moved to Dakota for extended stay with family. Several families including the Moodey, Moody, Kellogg, Dost, Disbrow, and Peck households hosted or visited relatives over the weekend.
Ridgefield Feb 11. The Hamiltonian, Hamilton High School’s student paper, receives high praise from Charles A Federer who is visiting England. He commends the staff and faculty, notes the paper’s world reach, and wishes the school continued success as it grows from its early humble beginnings.
New Canaan NSW February 1 Event to benefit New Canaan or chtsia features Chinquilla performing in Village hall on February 19 Bal Lad symphonic selections and native costume pieces highlight the program Column Mtio and Mrs Padraic Colum join the colony. Colum is hailed as a distinguished Irish poet. Mrs EU Keeler ill at home. Mrs Herbert Johnson to host Hannah Benedict Carter Chapter event at her South Main home Thursday afternoon.
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