Man Injures Another Then Improves At Hospital
Charlies Potank, a boarder at 316 Aber Street, attempted suicide by shooting Mamwell on Saturday night. Mamwell was reported improving last night at St. Vincent's Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1921
Page
16
Charlies Potank, a boarder at 316 Aber Street, attempted suicide by shooting Mamwell on Saturday night. Mamwell was reported improving last night at St. Vincent's Hospital and is expected to recover.
George Simons, nine, of Waterbury, died after being shot while playing with nine-year-old Joseph Keaitlivicz at the latter’s uncle Anthony Bernik’s home. Bernik and Keaitlivicz were arrested as police investigated. Keaitlivicz admitted firing, saying the rifle discharged as he aimed from a window. The boys had traveled from Waterbury. Simons died four hours after being brought to help.
Boston city council approved an additional $40,000 to the veterans relief fund, boosting a revised total to $875,000 as unemployment strains aid for wounded and unemployed former service members. Major General Clarence R. Edwards announced plans to campaign for veteran welfare.
In Linn Massachusetts a woman struck by lightning last Saturday regained speech after three months of muteness from a nervous breakdown. Physicians report the bolt caused her to scream Oh my baby and she now speaks clearly again.
An old newspaper ad claims men over 44 excel at climbing tests and asserts iron rich foods improve blood and vigor. It promotes Nuxate tablets as a tonic, promising quick gains, safety for teeth and stomach, and a refund if unsatisfied.
Vivid, nameless notes paint a Bridgeport street scene with Bill Keenan, Al Leary, and George Waldo among walkers, drivers, and shop fronts. Mentions include a Packard, a water bill, a gas bill, a mayoral hope, a Stepney firemen’s fair, local officials, and various vendors, all set in a bustling Main Street tableau.
The Federation of Recreation Centers plans a dance tonight at Seaside Park dancing pavilion. Members include Barnum Hall Madison and Newfield centers with Barnum center in charge and Barnum orchestra provided. A second dance is planned Thursday at Newfeld recreation gym Stratford arena with Benham orchestra.
Poughkeepsie July 11 Da Gleason referee in the Stillman divorce case admitted in evidence two letters offered by the plaintiff's attorneys. Exhibits C and R allegedly from Wre d Beauvais to Mrs Anne W Stillman include a threat to kill. The ruling focuses on relations to Mrs Stillman and her infant Guy and references to Bosuaying as father.
RIch University youth Robert Peet, twenty, son of a wealthy Washington family and Cornell student, arrested by local police in Bingiratton for boarding a train without paying. He traveled from Tiicaca toward California. wearing gold and leather clothes, he claimed wealth and said he enjoyed the adventure and vagabond life. He had eighteen dollars on arrest. recently finished two years at Cornell.
Members of the Community club in Birmingham announce their annual banquet will feature fancy dress with pajamas of fine wild texture. The event, to be held in August, vows to resist cliques and celebrate club unity amid a playful theme.
An advertising notice touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a remedy for nervous strain and fatigue. It promises refunds via Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan’s Drug Stores if unsatisfied, claiming wide use for overwork and mental distress.
The Bridgeport board of recreation launches a summer program at Seaside Park this afternoon at 2 o clock. Captain Baum of the local Lifesaving corps leads the first season with a youth drill. Children from all city playgrounds are enrolled and will be supervised by instructors from departure to return. Boys compose today's class with girls’ sessions planned for a later day.
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