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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
9
State support for town schools would give the state authority over maintenance as per the bill. Officials cite New Milford costs rising from 6000 to 40000 in 40 years without broader education gains. Advocates say matching scientific growth could save millions in education costs.
London reports 261 killed and 446 wounded in Ireland in 1929 described as serious outrages. Excludes 81 civilians killed in Ulster riots. Breakdowns: policemen 165 killed 225 wounded. soldiers 43 killed 104 wounded. civilians 39 killed 118 wounded. Raids: 68 courthouses destroyed, 530 barracks destroyed or damaged, 999 mail raids, 46 coast guard and lighthouse raids, 2,301 arms raids, 119 revenue officer raids. Minor outrages not included.
Milford reports the Paddocks A C from Walnut Beach meet the West End All Stars of Bridgeport at Cozy Corner Casing Sunday at 2 30 PM. Lineups include McClelland Whatlen Crangon Bentz Roach for the Paddocks. Rowers Shea Eckert Welsh Cody for West End. Manager O Connell notes this is not the West End Boys Club after a 69 to 0 victory over the Devons. McClelland scored 22 baskets.
A collage of questions and answers about silent era stars and stage names. Sylvia Gay, known as Shannon Day after a song, later returned to films with Jack Pickford in The Man Won Everything. Charles Lynn is revealed as Charles Conklin. Anita Stewart and Rudolph Cameron lived in Los Angeles. Noah Beery’s early life and marriage are noted, Edith Day’s birthplace linked to Dayne, and a teaser for next column. Also reports the deaths of Chester Glass and Captain George W Snow in New York and Philadelphia respectively.
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