Embling House Keeper Fined Fourty With Costs
Anthony Giannini of 20 Pem ake street charged with keeping imbling house was fined 540 when arraigned yesterday riing In City court. Seven ric ters were fined $7 each. A further fines totaled for violations including concealed weapons and liquor law violations. Mary Tebersk! of 351 Main street arraigned on the game charge fined $150. John Farrell of 599 Broad street violated the liquor law at 368 Main street. Wentwood Social and Athletic club quarters fined $74 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Giannini
Pemake Street
Wred Fabrisio
Hallett Street
Mound
Widnor
Joseph Sagro
Angelo Minto
Mary Tebersk
Main Street
John Farrell
Broad Street
Wentwood Social and Athletic Relub
Reduction in price of soft coal predicted
Washington reports that soft coal prices, rising in recent weeks due to transport and distribution constraints, may begin to ease as a widespread transport tie-up eases and domestic demand expands. Federal Fuel Distributor F R Wadleigh notes car shortages are being relieved and demand is shifting to meet anthracite supply gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jdl Rales
F. R. Wadleigh
War Savings Stamps Redemption Hits Bridgeport Banks
Thrifty Bridgeporters have cashed in to the extent of $600,000 from the 1918 War Savings Stamps. Postmaster Charles F Greene and local bank officials confirm the figure within the broader Treasury report noting about $200,000,000 redeemed of the $625,000,000 maturing value from the 1918 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Greene
Treasury Department
Confession Frees Umpire Accused in Murder Brawl
Cleveland, Jan 15 One Chill veteran American League umpire was exonerated from all connection with the murder of Edward J. McGregor 26 who was shot during a drunken brawl. The alleged confession named George C Roedi Chili and Robert J Burke. Roedi was charged with first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
O1ne Chill
Edward J. McGregor
George CC
Roedi Chili
Robert J. Burke
Roedi
Roed
Boxing Federation Exonerates Carpentier Report Declares Innocent
Paris January 15 Associated Press report to the French Boxing Federation states the committee investigating the Battling Siki versus Georges Carpentier championship frame-up declares those accused innocent. The findings were submitted to the Trench Boxing Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fresa
Battling Siki
Georges Carpentier
Trench Boxing Federation
Obituary notices span Bridgeport area deaths in Foxy City record
Miss Hilen Sheedy a longtime City School District teacher dies at home 463 Grand Street. Funeral from home with requiem at St Patrick's Church Burial in St Michael's cemetery. Also listed are John F Waters Elks member and Park City Council Knights of Columbus official who died recently Funeral Thursday at 1153 Park Avenue with requiem at St Augustine's Church Burial in St Michael's. Ernest Ulrich funeral at St Charles Church. John Howell funeral at Sacred Heart Church. Mrs Anna O Brien funeral at St Mary's Church with Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery Waterbury. Pauline Viola Maine eight year old died from scarlet fever funeral at Charles Dennis parlors. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Thomas C Dawn former resident died in Hartford funeral at Remington Mortuary Barnum Avenue Burial Lakeview. Joseph Nolan funeral at Sacred Heart Church burial St Mary's Cemetery Milford. Annie Lucey funeral Milford with St Mary's Cemetery. Bertha Neumann mother of Dr Harry Neumann funeral with burial Hebrew Sick Benevolent cemetery. Mary Sullivan three year old dies. funeral at home 275 Myrtle Avenue Burial St Michael's. Anna Louisa Christiansen funeral at home 652 Union Avenue with burial Lakeview. August Kaempfer funeral at home 508 Stillman Street with Odd Fellows ceremony Buried Park Cemetery. Caroline E Wheeler funeral at Easton home Burial Union Cemetery Easton. Ellen Dunn dies in Ansonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eien Sheedy
Hilen Sheedy
Grand Stroat
Sytem
Washington
A. Ajater
Margaret Sheedy
John Sheedy
Far Hills
George Sheedy
New York City
Edward J. Tole
St. Patrick's Church
Walher Sheady
St. Michael's Cemetery
John FL Waters
John F Waters
Bridgeport
Park Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
Waters
Bridge_port Deoxidized Bronze & Metal Co
Bridgeport Lodge of Elk
Ernest Ulrich
Barnum Avenue
St. Charles Church
Thomas B. Gloster
Dennis Moran
Patrick J. McGivney
John
Frederick Schwenck
James Dooley
Francis Schuttheiss
Willem Anton
Joseph Broadiey
John Howell
Black Rock Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Richard F. Moore III
John A. Sullivan
Thomas Mooney
William Casey
Philip Breen
Harry Howell
Patrick Corrigan
Howard
Edward O’brien
Father Mooney
Thomas
Daws
Thomas C.dawn
Tartford
H. A. Remington
William Street
George Geisel
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Joseph Nolan
State Street
Charles Dennis
John A Sullivan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Milford
Mary Sullivan
Mary Sulliivan
James Sullivan
Ahyrtle Avenue
Anna St. Christiansen
Anna Louisa Christiansen
Union Avenue
Mr. Chapman
Christian Christiansen
Martin Smith
Christian Nelsen
Peter Rasmussen
Otto Meine
Foren Jorgensen
August Kaempfer
Stillman Street
Carleton
Muensterberg Lodge of Odd Fellows
Park Cemetery
Ansonia mourns multiple deaths with services planned
Longtime Ansonia resident Lila Carney Dunn died leaving a daughter Anna T Dunn and two sons William L and Alderman Edward J Dunn all of Ansonia. Surviving siblings Mrs T Bagley Mrs B Bennett Mia Charles Cahill and brothers William James Carney and Thomas Carney. Funeral arrangements set for a Tuesday morning service at 9 and 9:30 at the Church of the Assumption with burial at Mt St Peters. Arthur W Whittemore a noted Ansonia photographer died at his home. Funeral and burial details follow in Rochester. Patrick County Civil War veteran died in Derby. funeral held at 1:30 pm from Lewis Street home with services at St Marys Church and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Ansonia
Losa
Anna T. Dunn
William L
Edward J. Dunn
T. Bagley
B. Bennett
Mia
Charles Cahill
William
James Carney
Thomas Carney
Milford
Arthur W. Whittemore
Jan
Whittemore
Main Street
Kiva
Grace Whittemore
Franklin Siren
Rochester
Patrick County
Derby
Lewis Street
Bethel Church to Take Up Bruces Exclusion
Reverend Burchell Jacobs of Bethel A M E church announced a Bridgeport NAACP executive meeting on Thursday will consider Bruce exclusion at Harvard. He said the issue belongs in church discussion but merits NAACP consideration before pulpit preaching. Floyd A. Clough and George B Crawford re enlisted at the Army station, with Clough headed to Georgia in the 452nd artillery and Crawford to Portland Maine with the Infantry.
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Bethel Church
Burchell Jacobs
Bethel A. M. E
Roscoe’ Conklin Bruce
Harvard University
Bridgeport
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jacobs
Floyd A. Clough
George B. Crawford
Army
Clough
Georgia
Crawford
Portland
Caskets Priced Like Other Goods Spark Burial Bargain
Caskets and burial furnishings are produced and valued like ordinary merchandise, yet price comparisons with common items reveal surprising disparities, prompting questions about why consumers should pay inflated amounts for burial goods.
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Eambling House
Boxing Federation Exonerates
Carpentier
Tetleys
Tetley
Anna H. O Brien
Anna OH
O'Brien
Stratford Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Matthew J. Traynor
William O'Neill
Edward Bowen
Harry Wilson
Martin O’donnell
Philip McGuire
Wiliam Tuckey
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Waterpury
Conn
Pauline V. Maine
Pauline Viola Maine
Paul Maine
Hillside Avenues
Stratford
Annie Tuccey
Annie Lucey
Milford Point
Devon
St. Mary's
Peter Meclean
Bertha’ Neumann
Bertha Neumann
Dre
Harry Neumann
BBS
Kotler
Adaty, Israel
Hebrew Sick Benefist Association Cemetery
Caroline E. Wheeler
Mirst
Easton
MsCullum
Union Cemetery
Ellen’ Dunn
Ansontia
Ellen Dunn
Michael Dunn
Mueller Egg Noodles
Mueller
Muellers
Jcc
Adams-Roth Baking Co
Housatonic, Remer, and Garland Sts
Julius R. Roth
David F. Howe
Benj. F. Creamer Pres.Treas
New Haven
West Avenue
Geo
HW. Gould
Ben J
F. Creamer
Telephone
Barnum
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