Recreation Head Plans to Dismiss Volunteer Guards at Seaside Park
Place V. Gahan of the Board of Recreation announced plans to abolish the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps guard service at Seaside Park. Guards would be placed under direct Recreation Department control, with $1,000 allocated to equip the new corps. The Park Board and Recreation Board disagree on funding and the Seaside corps's continuation. Irving Bison, captain, says the corps will resist dismissal.
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oLit
Fayerweather Sisiana
Seaside Park
V. Gahan Superae
Board of Recreation
Recreation Department
United States Volunteer Life
Olg
Volunteer Corps
Hhe
Rk Department
Park Guard
Polunteer Corps
Board of
Park Comrs
Y Irving Bison
Hammer
Riker Chosen Head of Fairfield Luncheon Club
Fairfield January 23 Special Riker was unanimously elected first president of the Fairfield Luncheon Club at the regular meeting held at the airfield Beach. Officers named include vice president G C, secretary R A Knight, treasurer E Dillistin, and directors H M Rennell WH Williamson J F Deyo A Huntington Dr W N Donaldson and Rev C Silcox.
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Fairfield
EL Riker
Fairfield B
Ancheon Club
Airfield Beach
G.C
Iroll
Sec. Eatery
R. A. Knight
E. Dillistin
H. MH. Rennell
Wh, Williamson
J. F. Deyo
A. 3
Exclusive Sketches of Ancient Egyptian Relics Revealed
A 1928 North American Newspaper Alliance feature describes excavations by Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter. It highlights artifacts from Tutankhamun's tomb, including an alabaster vase with lace-like handles, food bowls, a gold throne, and cedar statues, noting their craftsmanship and utilitarian origins.
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Alliance
Lord Carnarvon
Carter
Wing Tut-Ankh-Amen
Jesus
Solomon
Haye
Claims Committee Meeting To Review Tax Abatements
The regular weekly meeting of the Clariiy committee of the common council will be held Thursday night to consider a large number of petitions for tax abatements and other matters.
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Reguar
Clariiy Committee of the Common Council
Withdrawal of Local Candidate May Help Hill
Shelton January 23 Frank Ballard of Bridgeport withdraws as Fairfield county commissioner candidate. Implication favors Representative John H. Hill for the post as Ballard’s term runs to October 1. Mayor Beard has recovered from a cold. Representatives Hill and Sinsabaugh left for Dartford to join the legislature session. Alyse Osborne of Howe Avenue visiting Hartford. Methodist Episcopal Church official board to meet Wednesday with wives as guests. Mrs Brinsmade of Coram Avenue improving after serious illness.
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Shelton
Frank
Ballard
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
John H. Hill
AG. Ballard
Beard
John N. Sinsabaugh
Dartford
Alyse Osborne
Howe Avenue
Hartford
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brinsmade
Coram Avenue
Mooring Rack 10 to be Repaired at New Haven Road
Harbormaster William A. Lalmond says the mooring rack adjoining the city dock will be repaired once a work boat is secured. The pier broke down about three weeks ago, forcing barges and towboats to tie at the only other public dock, the foot of Wall Street, crowding the municipal wharf.
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William A. Lalmond
City Dock
Wall Street
Trolley Company Defe ndant in Personal Injury Suit
Emma Fy Strassburger of Hartford filed a Common Pleas action against the Trolley Company for 2000 damages claiming serious physical infirmities from a fall when alighting a trolley with a Tanity platform on October 16, 1922 near Barnum avenue and Wing street. The accident allegedly occurred as she alighted from the defendant's car.
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Emma Fy Strassburger
Hrdgeport
Common Pleas Court
Connecticut Company
Barnum Avenue
Wing Street
Eye of pig grafted in socket of youth
Pa’hason New Jersey reports a surgeon known for public service performed a pig eye graft in the eye socket of a boy named Alfred Lema Nowles. The pupil had been blinded seven years earlier by a fireworks explosion, marking a controversial medical trial.
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Pa'hason
N J. Janu
Edward B. Morgan
Alfred Lemanowles
Novelty Company Files Bankruptcy Petition in Bridgeport
Wybe Seeley, president of Uhead Novelty Co. of Bridgeport, files a voluntary bankruptcy petition. The firm makes eggs and novelties. Liabilities listed at about 2200 with assets pegged at 860.
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Ufhead Novelty Co
Bridgeport
Wycb Seeley
Traffic violators cited in Maui Isham and Dibla Pairel case
Two individuals were cited today for violations of the traffic ordinance. Maui Isham, residing at 63 Mue, and Dibla Pairel were charged after a routine traffic stop and processed at the city station.
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Maui Isham
Dibla
Pairel Myenne
Milford court contest leads to appointive resolutions
Special to The Telegram reports a Milford town court composition dispute. Joint resolutions proposed by several representatives would appoint Jervis D. Brown Sr as Milford judge and Wil liam McCarthy Norman Buckingham and George A. Smith as deputy judges for two years. Other measures seek to reduce county commissioners to one, authorize local zoning commissions, and rename Bridgeport Morris Plan to Moros Plan bank. House leader Bell presided in Buckley’s absence due to illness.
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Tartford
Milford Town Court
Jervis D. Brown
Milford Court
William McCarthy
Norman Buckingham
George A. Smith
Smith
Platt
Milford
Woodruff
Blyde
Brooklyn
Hubbard
Greenwich
Bridgeport Morris Plan Company
Moros Plan Bank
Kelly
Colchester
Joan Buckley
Union
Bell
Salisbury
Klan Member Discharged By City Court After Car Engine Issue
William Jerrenen, a Ku Klux Klan member, was discharged in City court yesterday morning after arraignment for possessing a car with no engine numbers. He claimed ownership with papers, blamed wartime engine replacement, and said he joined the Klan in Chicago while serving in the merchant marine, estimating 60 percent of crews were Klan members.
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William Jerrenen
Ku Klux Klan
Werrence
East 72Nd Street
New York
Chicago
Merchant Marine
Liquor violator fined and jailed in city court
John V. Clark of 62 Beach Street, once a saloon keeper, was fined $100 and given 10 days in jail for liquor law violation. An additional 10 days was added for alleged assault on his wife. Mrs Clark testified he sold whiskey at home for 25 cents a glass and forced her to act as bar maid.
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John V. Clark
Beach Street
Irs
Clark
Woman 102 Recovering After Gas Inhalation Incident
Mrs Florence Kowalski aged 102 of 8 Kossuth Street was overcome by fumes from an oil stove at home yesterday. Found in a semi conscious state the room was thick with soot. Dr Louis Simonsen reports she is recovering today.
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Florence Kowalski
Kossuth Street
Louis Simonsen
Fishing Through Ice Season Closes February First
Sportsmen must complete ice fishing before February 1 as the season for fresh waves lakes and ponds ends that day. The closed period lasts until April 1 and violations of the close season law carry a $60 fine.
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Riker
Easles
Ture
Toms
Tut- Ankh Amen
Yoreus
Claims Cominuer Meeting
Pat. McGee
Community Chest Fund
New Haven Road
Trolley Company
House
Representatives Platt and
Liquor Violiator
Bosak
Bosak Manufacturing Co
Scranto
Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Sarto
Fairfield Ave
Wallace
Smith-Marraylo
Ameri
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
George S. Hawley
Sera Hack
Radway
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Opticura
Ital
Nujol
Sythe
Gude
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