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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1918

Page

1

British air and artillery activity across fronts July 14

British aviation reports twelve enemy planes destroyed and four out of control with four British machines missing. Bombing raids dropped over nineteen tons of bombs on camps railways trains and billets. Night bombing continued with eleven hundred bombs. American forces on the Marne faced increased artillery fire with no infantry fighting amid cloudy weather. Paris notes two large bombardments near Montdidier and raids on the French front.

London Marne Associated Press Paris Frrench War Office Montdidier

Brooklawn Observes Bastile Day with Songs and Speeches

About 150 Brooklawn Country Club members celebrated Bastile Day in the dining room with tri color decorations, vocal and instrumental solos, and speeches. The gathering closed with national anthems The Star Spangled Banner and La Marseillaise, described as one of the most enthusiastic events in the new clubhouse.

Bastile Brooklawn Country Club France

Battle Airplane Lands at Seaside Park

A hydro airplane of the battle type carrying two passengers forced to land in Bridgeport harbor after aerial instability above Long Island Sound. The craft, A 2314, returned from New London and was seen circling the Sound before a splashy touchdown near Seaside Park. An apparent Royal Flying Corps officer rode aboard as locals watched the dramatic descent.

Long Island Sound Bridgeport Harbor Naval Station Seaside Park Locomobile Company New London New York New Haven Long Island Royal Flying Corps

Labor Hearing Delayed to Wednesday in Fairfield

Fairfield officials postpone the scheduled wage hearing of Armaments manufacturers and machinists at the National War Labor Board to Wednesday after a telegram from W J Lavek seeking attendance. Meanwhile Anton Zibbun was arrested for selling beer without a license on King's Highway, with bond set at $164. A fire alarm on Jidson Avenue reported a dump fire, quickly controlled with no damage.

Fainfield Associatiion Fairfield Anton Zibbun King's Highway Zibbua William Gould Hesekiah Bua Foose Wigon No. 2 Jidson Avenue National War Labor Board Armaments of W. Jett Lavek War Labor Board Ags Jo Ik TOE War Tabor Board Maployes

Spirit of Ku Klux Klan In Long Hill Bomb Case

Police in Trumbull are probing a bomb at the doorway to a loan office, linked to a Ku Klux Klan theme. Residents recall planning by villagers and a group possible prank, with talk of pipe bombs, powder and fuse. No one prosecuted yet, investigations continue.

Spirit of Ku Klux Klan Long Hill Horselwick Trumbull Strank Carne Deng Iil I. OP Gabler Carewell Jollicers Trona

Ten Insurance Firms Ban Policies With Hidden Interests

Ten city insurance agents announce a policy change under the Trading with the Enemy Act. No fire policy may be issued or paid for if all parties in interest are not named. The clause voids coverage for undisclosed owners or beneficiaries and imposes heavy penalties for violations.

Wilson Act of Congress le Insurance Horfunder

Six Cent Fare Is Satisfactory Says Traction Trustee

A Massachusetts traction trustee comments on a proposed six cent fare, noting that while competition persists, current conditions keep the system largely viable. He indicates the outlook requires careful balance but stops short of cutting service.

Traction

Bomb wrecks home in Stratford injures residents

A crude bomb exploded on Trownis Street in Stratford yesterday morning, tearing a four foot hole in Carmelo Simeno’s house and shattering the front porch. A neighbor and others escaped serious injury as debris flew. police arrived after 2:30 pm and investigators consider two theories, while state police assist.

Carmelo Simeno Trownis Street Strat-ford Simona Stratford Troi Ken Inny Bimene Willan Tuwerthers Nichols Picteolman Smith Stratford Poles Oanin Bank Vierellh Trania Feree New York Agere Hawaii

Man Dies After Fall From Third Story Window Ledge

John Situghtus, 43, of 130 South Avenue, died in St Vincent's Hospital yesterday after falling from the third story of his home to the ground. Witnesses say he pitched headfirst after losing his balance on a wide ledge. he was taken to the hospital but died a few minutes later.

John Situghtus South Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital Mont Ward Neegan Mergency St. Vincent's Twospital Itis Tie Tad Fekon

Wilson Demand Upon Common Foe Upheld

British under secretary Lord Robert Cecily declares twenty four Entente nations ready for a post war economic association. He praises President Wilson s Dec 4 test for Germany admission and says Germany remains the main obstacle to a free interwoven commerce postwar. (Continued on Page Two)

Lord Robert Cecily London Wilson Germany Lord Robert Association of Nations Arctic Ocean Black Sea Huish Chernin Robert Econera Ord

City Honors Bastile Day With France Message at Park

Rev Dr Archibald Co Campbell addressed a Seaside Park crowd in Bastile Day observances praising France. He argued tearing down the Bastile broadened democracy and traced Voltaire and Pousseau influence on France and Europe. He linked Franco American friendship to historical events, with continuation noted on page nine.

France Archibald Co. Campbell Seaside Park Campbell Washington Paris Methodist Episcopal Church Voltaire Pousseur Franece Arope Catherine of Prussia Frederick the Great Europe America Brance Trought

Ship Worker Drowned While Going Down First Time

A shipyard incident near the Washington bridge ends in the drowning of Herbert Sherbourne, 21, of Heedfeld, MA, who disappeared as he attempted a first-time swim in the Housatonic river. Barber, Burr, and others helped search. medical examiner Wiseher declared accidental drowning. The body was recovered and sent to Smith undertaking.

Millluorth Herbert Sherbourne Heedfeld Mo Barber Burr Baing de Wo En Wiseher Smith Sherbourne Ownwal Greenport Davo Siibphand Datel Olana Wien Barber del Burr

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