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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
20
Robert F Weed of Fairfield sues Marmon Fairfield Co in superior court to recover 2350 dollars plus three months interest and a claim of 4000 dollars. Plaintiff says note dated February 28, due May 28, unpaid.
Stratford churches and missions list service times and activities for Calvary, Advent Christian, Black Rock, Bethany, Nazarene, First Baptist, First Methodist, Universalist, Mill Week Tea, Nativity, Olivet, Park Street, St. Luke’s, St. Paul’s, St. George’s, Saint John’s, Trinity, Second Baptist, United Church, Washington Park, and others. Includes morning services, Sunday schools, children’s programs, midweek prayers, and special observances with leaders and locations across Stratford and environs.
The Fairfield County association at the county courthouse yesterday recommended admission to the bar for Mrs Minerva M Davis, president of the Fairfield County Republican Woman's League and a member of the Republican State Central committee from the 26th district. Judge John H Light of Norwalk presided.
Mrs. Alice Downs widow of Edward Wallace Downs died yesterday morning at her daughter Mrs. Bronson Warren's Brooklawn Park home after a lingering illness. Born August 18, 1858 in Bridgeport to William Benedict and Margaret Benedict, she married Edward Downs of Shelton in 1879. Survived by sons Nelson and F Wesley Downs, sister Mrs. W W Spencer, brothers George Benedict of Waterbury and Charles Benedict, plus many relatives. She was active in the United Congregational Church Contemporary Club DAR and Associated Charities.
Roy Andersen and Chinese envoys depart for Paotzuku Mountain for the final negotiation session over the release of eight foreigners held by brigands. The party carries clerks, enrollment papers for outlaws in the army, hundreds of uniforms and arrears of wages claimed by the brigands from prior service.
Rome June 8 Pere Pius has decided to inaugurate a monument to Pius X in the Vatican basilica. The ceremonies will take place on the eve of St Peter's day June 28. Pius the 259th pontiff died in 1914.
Oscar Odd McIntyre born in Plattsburg Missouri is praised as a keen observer of New York City life. He roams cafes theatres and docks to portray the metropolis with photographic realism and vivid humor. Critics note his octaves of humor tragedy pathos and romance in urban reportage.
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