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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1923
Page
4
James Martani of 278 Lough Avenue was arrested Saturday night by Police Commissioner John C. Stanley on charges of reckless operation and driving past a standing vehicle. He was released without bonds and to be arraigned in City Court this morning.
A historical overview notes how eighteenth century state and private lotteries funded major projects and cultural gains in London. It cites the 173 authorizing act that funded the British Museum’s creation, the Sloane and Harleian libraries, and Westminster Bridge financed by a 1738 lottery, with prizes up to 30,000 pounds and officials receiving 100 pounds for oversight. The Adelphi Lottery Act of 1771 funded grand developments, including new streets and warehouses, linking grandeur and commerce with improved access and urban planning.
Elizabeth Sullivan known as Sheba, 21, tells of joining a bandit ring of eight youths, how she and Glen planned a double life, and how cash and stylish clothes drove the robberies. She describes first hold ups, the thrill of deception, and the impact on her hopes for marriage as police investigate.
St Patrick's new parochial school at Wells and Charles streets will start classes on February 3 per an announcement by pastor John Lynch. Three grades will open initially with more to follow. Ministers will oversee operations. About 150 children expected to enroll.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Southport Congregational Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Freshments will be served after the business session. The Mid-week devotional service in the church chapel follows, with the second meeting of the institute of Religious Education tomorrow evening at First Church of Christ. An impressive program has been arranged.
Menard Lyneh of Gyrek and company pinnopers of Tot Tim street collapsed on the lis er Saturday night from apoplexy. He was removed to his home where it was reported he was resting comfortably. A new species of worn bears the name Cholfingia MeIntoshii because the scientist who discovered it described it during a game of golf with his friend, Prof. McIntosh.
Washington dispatch notes Carnegie Institution of Washington says scientists may reduce quake damage by choosing safer locations and construction methods. It outlines quake mechanisms, fault lines like the San Andreas rift, and the value of earthquake rift maps for engineers and public works.
Police report arrest of Anato Dillucca of Clarence Street on a Saturday as he was leaving SS Vincent's Hospital. He was a patron for some time due to a shoulder wound and charged with fraud of the peace. He allegedly participated in a minor shooting affray near Lesligion Avenue.
Judge Frank Blakeman, stricken with heart trouble and hospitalized in Hartford after Monday night attack, is reported slightly improved. Mrs Blakeman and other family members at bedside express cautious optimism as his condition shows modest progress.
Bridgeport records the greatest snow fall in 17 years with 39 inches since January 1 and a total winter accumulation of about 617 inches since 1805 06. Weather Observer William J Mealin reported the December January totals, noting the season far surpasses averages.
Joseph Smotka of 1689 Seaview Avenue, 27, father of three, was arrested Saturday night on accusations by a 14 year old girl. He was held on bond of 1500 dollars. Police say he admitted the charges.
Firemen extinguished three chimney fires Saturday with no serious damage. The incidents occurred at 318 Reservoir Avenue, 408 State Street, and 126 Manhattan Avenue.
Mrs. I V Brown of 94 Henry Street New Haven claims Tanlac restored her health after three years of stomach trouble and nervous weakness. She says appetite returned, weight gained, and energy improved, praising Tanlac as sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
A vintage advertisement warns that careless shampooing damages hair. It promotes Mulsified coconut oil derived shampoo, claiming it produces rich lather, cleanses dust and oil, dries hair evenly, softens the scalp, and leaves hair lustrous. It touts affordability and availability at pharmacies.
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