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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
7
Kiwanis members received a 100000 ruble Russian bank note as a gift from Robert D Goddard of Bridgeport Trust at yesterday's Stratfield luncheon. The note equaled about 52000 dollars prewar value and sparked talk on how that money would be worth today.
Increasingly respected Bridgeport doctors refer ruptured patients to the New Haven Surgical Company at 353 Fairfield Avenue for tailored, immediately relieving appliances. Free private consultation offered, no obligation, with testimonials from relieved sufferers and assurances of no branch offices.
Fourteen students at Bridgeport Trade School received diplomas for completing their courses last month. Ex servicemen Frederick Graves Dominick Barbieri Constantine Phylaski plus 11 others including Grace Gieger and Lillian Petronia earned diplomas in various trades and dressmaking.
In Fairmont area, Rev. Carl W. Becker of Pittsburgh and Dr. Alice Fasole of Pittsburgh died when their car veered off the road and plunged down a bank near Fairview today. The crash occurred in western West Virginia, with authorities reporting the fatalities.
Members of the Daughters of the Revolution will attend the Blisworth Memorial association annual meeting tomorrow to unveil a memorial tablet for Mrs. Mary Kinmey former state regent and Memorial association president.
A garbled health and action note mentions a figure named Assithin and OL ABIUM in a strange vitality context. The text references a doctor, a drop of something under a microscope, and claims of strength, vigor, and extreme nerve power, set in an unclear local scene.
Police report show 12 bicycle collisions and heavy congestion in Bridgeport on Memorial Day. City court arraigned 27 motorists for traffic law violations with fines up to five pounds and costs.
Francis Riley of 1078 Kossuth Street is alleged to have been intoxicated when he fell from a motorcycle he was driving on North Avenue.
Fines of $50 and costs were imposed in City Court yesterday morning on Abraham Yassin of 32 Me Kinley Avenue and Hyman Eichenblatt of 34 McKinley Avenue for breach of the peace and assault on each other. Eichenblatt filed an appeal under $250 bond.
Delegates from around the world gather in Pottschach Austria for the second World Conference of Y. M. C. A. Workers with boys. The event runs for more than a week with reports by observers and officials on working conditions of boys in various countries.
A reference notes an effort by a group to better the working conditions for boys around the world. The article outlines goals, early initiatives, and the international scope of the campaign. It highlights involvement from organizations and advocates pushing for improved labor standards for youth.
A ten year old boy, Anthony Columbo of 444 Pequonnock Street, was struck by a motor truck driven by Daniel Newmans of Swift and Company on Pequonnock Street near James Street yesterday morning. He suffered a fracture of the right leg and was transported to St Vincent’s Hospital Davis.
A suit for annulment was filed by Mary Healey 18 of Brookfield against Robert Healey of Danbury alleging she was a minor at the December 6 1920 marriage and lacked parental consent as required by Connecticut law. The complaint filed through Juling Zeensky as friend states the marriage occurred two weeks prior and accuses the husband of actions following.
A play titled The Em House in three acts will be presented tomorrow night at the Woo Memorial Building of the Black Congregational church. The venue hosts the performance in the church setting with a multi-act structure.
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