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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1918

Page

11

County Bar to Pay Tribute to Late Wm T Haviland

County and bar officials prepare memorials for William T Haviland longtime clerk of the superior court whose death from pneumonia stunned Fairfield County. Services planned at Head Pel and St Johns with burial at Mountain Grove. Court sessions suspended in his honor.

Wm. T. Haviland Thorne Haviland Superior Court of Fairfield Bar Association Haviland Litchfield Bridgeport Isaac Haviland Yate Yale Law School Stoddard Ad Halt Stoddard, Bishop and Haviland Common Pleas Court Wiliam i. Shelton Superior Court Fairfield Avenue Library Board Bridgeport Bar Association Bridgeport Public Library Board

Indoor golf course at American Hardware Store

A promotion touts an indoor golf course at the American Hardware Store. It claims the Spalding Official i approved facility is available nationwide, free of charge, inviting customers to play, stay in form, and enjoy the exercise and fun despite winter conditions.

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Man Overcome by Gas From Stove Fire

William H. Toarback, 34, of 59 Smith Street, was found unconscious in a bedroom filled with gas after sleeping with a gas stove still burning. He was rushed to Bridgeport Hospital by Dr. F. A. Gavins. condition listed as serious and not expected to improve. His wife discovered him late last night.

William H. Toarback Smith Street Bridgeport IF. A. Gavins Hospite Hospital Roarback

Sherman Private Dies from Disease in Pershing Camp

Washington, Web. 24. Among American soldiers in France reported today as dying from disease was Private Far Woodin of Sherman Connecticut from pneumonia in General Pershing also notified the War Department that Cadet Harold K. Jay of the Signal Corps was killed in an aeroplane accident February 15. Cadet’s father Tidward G. Bulkeley lives in New York City. Eight artillerymen were reportedly wounded in action on February 21 in a dispatch from American headquarters in France. Frederick A. Sliter of ous was among them.

Washington France Far Woodin Sherman

Memorial Services for Rev Henry Sherman Held at St Pauls

Memorial services for the late Rev Henry Martyn Sherman were held yesterday morning at St Pauls church. A large congregation attended as Rev Kenneth McWenvie of Westport, lifelong friend of the late minister, eulogized him. Sherman, 80, was a Bridgeport native.

Henry Martyn Sherman St. Pauls Church Kenneth McWenvie Westport Sherman Bridgeport SP. MM Vehrs Wits Pauls Church

Addresses Y M C A Boys on Modern Leprosy

John Richard Brown was unable to speak at the YMCA yesterday afternoon. In his place spoke Caragan Clark of Newark, N.S., on Modern Leprosy and how to treat it. Madame Van de Zande performed selections including the Rosary and pieces in foreign languages.

John Richard Brown M. c Caragan Clark Newark N.S Chark Devarr Madame van de Zande

Brooklawn Country Member Ties To Home Organization

A fragment notes a Brooklawn Country member tied to the Home organization since its founding. The text implies continued affiliation with both groups and references a shared organizational base. Further details are unavailable in the snippet.

Brooklawn Country Amt Tie The Home

Congress to Tackle Rail War Plan This Week

Washington notes a busy congressional week as rail government, war finances, labor, shipbuilding, food regulation, coal, and draft issues move forward. Senate and House push bills on railroad control, war finance with 1.6 billion dollars, and broader reorganization, with hearings on Hog Island, sugar, wheat, meat shortages, and foreign treaties shaping actions.

Washinteton Deb Senate War Finance Corporation Grond Laxton Mead Central New Administration Food Administration Yesters Nance Vteas US North Dako Russia Shipping Board Hog Island Sardac Pindelphia Miempera Senate Coummerce Department of Justice Senate Judiceriory Sa Om Vestal Pear Allian Senate Commerce Senator Lodge of Mass Fugar Wilson Quernuss State Department Senate Foreign Relations Committee Great Britain Haserate Ming Feeti Divieval &F. Vant Speeal Henator Wisconsie Conunithea

Water Street Ban Sparked by Police Conspiracy Claims

A derailed city narrative centers on Water Street with claims the police and officials divert attention from crimes there. Reports say robberies on Water Street near Drouve Street involve a Derby resident and a colored woman, while police say the victim misidentified events. The case hinges on where encounters occurred and who profited from the alleged deception. Local leaders dismiss the idea, but critics say the administration masks a persistent problem in the district.

Water Street Watler Street Keystone Cle Ernest Pirenick Derby Drouve Street Pirenlik Drouve Pircalik Afeet Wontar Pireank

Long Lost Son Identified in Prison Case

A sixteen year old arraignment looms in Suffolk Supreme Court on enlarged charge of carrying a revolver as family ties unravel. The boy’s mother, seeking a reunion after sixteen years, finally identified him through a cousin’s testimony amid a long, nationwide search involving past homes and institutions.

York Georee Linrke Speril Rooklyn Lodoh George Phen Charitable Boully Buston George Burke Hirke John John Hanley Tia South Boston Camas

Abandonment of Heatless Mondays Brings Joy

The article notes shops and theaters plan to reopen as heatless Mondays end. Prices and hours will return to normal with stores set to resume full operations, offering relief after the prior curtailments. Local residents anticipate easier access to goods and entertainment as weekly restrictions lift.

Baptize Yankees with Bomb Fire and German Bombs

Washington reports a week of intense Western Front activity with American forces taking growing roles. German offensives against Russians appear disorganized, and British and French operations include key advances around Butte Du Mesnil and Chemin des Dames as US troops complete their first duty period.

Washington War Department Hithoria Butte du Mesnil Chemin Des Dames No Man's Lierrenehes Trent Pershing al ‘Toul Alt Fe Mereeledler Ais Les Bains Rench Spoh IV Cers Eamiers Quentin Cients Edie

Hold Man for Concealed Weapons Charge

A man was held this morning on suspicion of possessing concealed weapons. He is in custody and will be arraigned soon in the county courthouse.

Birthday Party in Honor of Miss Finklestone

A surprise birthday party was given for Miss Corrathy Finkelstone at her home 87 Jumes Street Washington on her birthday. Friends decorated with flags and streamers. Miss Hirsh recited. Roslin Cederbaum and Bernstein sang with Beuechler at the piano. A luncheon followed. Miss Finkelstone, a graduate of Algport Fish-school, is popular among school friends and prize winners. Attendees included Bessie Reich, Belle Cohen, Minnie Deworken, Isbel Bernstein, Lilian Wiein, Theresa Wearis Cohen, Lillian Krististone, Hazel Finkelstein Lane, Carl Raskind, David Davidsar, George Alper, Morris Moscawita, Phil Reich, Norman Smith, Amsel, Mir, and many others.

Mi Corrathy Finkelstone Jumes Street Washington Miss Hirsh Sey Roslin Cederbaum Bernstein Tuichard Beuechler Erkawite Isbel Bernstein Lilian Wiein N Wiein

Emma Goldman and Berkman in Hun Employ

Washington reports letters showing Alexander Berkman and Tan Guliniwin aiding Har Daral, a foreman spy in a Ti dian revolution propaganda effort, before prison for draft law violations. The October 20 and October 28, 1916 missives urged Berkman to send comrades to Totland to aid a revolution and sought introductions to prominent anarchists across continental Europe.

Washington Alexander Berkman Tan Guliniwin Har Daral Tidian Revolution Gregory Berkman Totland Hel Tne Flin Fettere Lana Europe

Danbury Election Seen Quiet With Minor Changes

Danbury eyes a calm election as Democratic primaries approach in March. City nominations for aldermen and commissioner head to the Second and Fourth wards, while council seats come from the First and Third wards. Voter interest remains high despite expectations of few surprises.

Spocinty Panbury

Ayrest Woman Arrested in George Street Raid

Mra. Taty Webster Teo at George Street was arrested by police on charges of keeping a house of disrepute following a disturbance in her apartments. Police also detained flineheling and branks Williams at the same address. Shom faced arraignment in city court on charges of frequenting a house of ill fame.

Beardsley Resigns Police to Join Factory

Beardsley quits police service to enter a factory job as Frederick Meards is named by Police Commissioners. The resignation follows prior duties as a regular member of the force with a special session to review the move. Assistants report the supervisor and plans for a meeting on Prenat street amid city discussions.

Beardsley Frederick Meards Murphys Polies Dimes OsPors Delier

Rev Joseph Munson Dead in New Haven City Known Here

Reverend Joseph O G Munson died suddenly at his New Haven home on Saturday morning. Born July 21 1840 in Middlebury Connecticut he served 45 years as a Methodist minister with postings across Connecticut and Long Island. He retired eight years ago due to ill health and lived in New Haven since. He leaves a wife Lenni Smith Alanson a son Ralph T Munson two other sons and daughters. Funeral arrangements were in New Haven with burial at Lakeview Cemetery.

Joseph OG. Munson New Middlebury Conn Hawking W Sarah C Abbott) Munser Sandy Hook Newtown Academy Noworg Wesleyan University Herman Bungs New England Aethodism Litchfield Saybrook New Haven West Chapel St Trinity Windsor Locks Madison Atilford Cheshire Durham Windesor Southington Redding Nichols Long Westhampton Amityville Bellpoint New York East Conference Lfe Washington Lenni Smith Alanson Ralph T. Munson Bridgeport Gas and Light Co Clarences A. Munson New Viaven Rose Hutcheson George Potter F Douging Pierce

Jewish Welfare and Activities league forms in Bridgeport

Attor ney Jineah Islein is honored as head of the new Hebrew Welfare and Activities league aimed at aiding Jewish sailors soldiers and families in Bridgeport. Jacob Klein elected president with officers including Mrs. Finkelstone and Miss Warner, committees formed to draft by laws and coordinate with local Jewish groups. The city’s Jewish organizations unite to support war efforts and welfare work for missing and returning servicemen.

Jineah Islein Jewish Welfare and Activities League Jein Madkicin Lawrence Finkelstone Jienny Greenstein Jacob J. Kiein Klein Stein Ida Ruth Warner J. W. Zeieler Hebrew Welfare and Activities League Bridgeport Charles H. Shapiro Henry Greenstein Kate Nelson Joseph Quint Young Men's and Young Women's, Hebrew Association Max Cohen State Street Walfare Board Jacob Sisterhood of Park Avenue Temple Congregation Adath Israel Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Connecticut Benevolent Association T. O. A. Merchants Protective Association Blalic Zionist Society Park Avenue Temple

Dr Beck to Speak Here on Subject of Conscience

The Jews of the city await Dr W C Beck who will deliver two lectures in Harmony lodge rooms on State street Wednesday evening. Dr Beck will speak on Conscience. The lecture starts at an hour to be announced, the public invited. The event is under the Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women Sisterhood of Park Avenue temple and Harmony lodge.

W. C. Beck Harmony Lodge State Street Meck Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women Sisterhood Park Avenue Temple Haraiony Lodge

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