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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
21
Fragmentary notice lists garage items and fixtures including bathroom hardware, store fittings, and a few personal names. Address clues mention Bridgeport and Fairfield Avenue areas with mentions of sales and wares like shed items and trusses.
An advertisement lists furniture and appliances for sale at sacrifice prices. Items include rugs, dining suites, dressers, stoves, and a complete aluminum working putt offer. Locations cited include 7 Middle St and 227 Middle St in an area near the Asia Restaurant. Contact Ted and P. Brown for inquiries.
A dense sweep of radio schedules lists programs on WEAF WHN WJZ WGR WIP WABC and other outlets. Entries include music, violin and piano recitals, orchestras, talks, weather and market bulletins, children's stories, and live broadcasts from theaters in New York Newark Philadelphia and Chicago with times spanning morning to evening.
A federal district court orders the receivership of a New Haven banking firm after creditors petitioned the court. Judge Paomas signs the order appointing an attorney as receiver to liquidate the estate and settle liabilities. The bank, active in foreign trade, faces an unspecified liability and ongoing asset seizure. The action reflects a broader pattern of bank asset relief efforts and court oversight.
A radio article discusses DX fans chasing distant signals and the appeal of listening to faraway stations. It notes distant broadcasts often come in with weaker signals but strong content, while local stations offer clearer reception and less interference.
Mrs. John Orford, president of the Women's Town Improvement Association, will chair the relief drive committee for the Near East campaign in Westport. Miss Haley assists as field worker. clerGymen will assign speakers to churches on June 29 as several workers are back from furloughs. The campaign aims to bring in overseas director Mercia Acquith of the Greacion Area to speak. CT volunteers lead the effort with twelve Connecticut youths aiding the Near East work, including Capt. EA Yarrow, Harold Jaquith, and Joseph Beech from Guilford.
AMBPORD June 17 Mrs Kratos Piteh koviex of New Street leaped into the canal after an incident at her home. Olaf Olsen witnessed her thrashing in the water and shear attempt to vow brought her ashore. Police say she is charged with causing a disturbance and recently left a sanitarium.
Gridley Bias reports last nights radio listening in Bridgeport with mixed reception. Boston WTAT and Springfield WS were clear while WJ station offered strong audio. stars like Hope Hampton May Breen and Bugs Baer entertained, W4 staff filled gaps, Willa’s program praised though some artists did not appear.
Stamford man Yonn Vienieets, 16, was arrested by Patrolman Frank Parker after attempting to bolt from a store entrance. He was held for trial in City Court.
WWartfors reports Pu C head says NW New Haven and Mariford F company timetable was designed to favor through passengers at the expense of local riders. Waterbury officials agreed the change shifts the Fortford Bristol morning train to a later option, prompting a commission to investigate and protect short distance travelers.
Stratford June 17 announcements invite the Stratford High seniors to commencements at the Congregational church on Thursday evening. Valedictorian Donnie Tor, salutatorian Marion L, and prize contests are noted with Storrs Trust Company honors for top students. Grammar school graduations and district celebrations follow across multiple campuses with diplomas to be presented by Dr. Deern Howland and Superintendent J. A. Thompson.
Brookfield farmer Frederick T. Elsenboss was injured in a roofing accident this afternoon while shingling. He slipped from the roof and fell to the ground. His doctor ordered immediate removal to Danbury hospital for X ray assessment of hip injuries.
Acting Judge arvence Ft. Trail of the Court of Common Pleas awards the plaintiff American T Hardware $18.86 in a suit against Herbert D Moon for non payment of a bill. The plaintiff sought $490 in damages.
Marl G. Osterhoud of the Panheaine company told the Bridge Club meeting at the Stratfield that a man who hears you 62 times knows you better than if he meets you once. Merchants fail to realize the value of steady advertising versus once a year efforts.
Obituaries and funeral notices list several 1924 and 1941 services. Entries mention Cath oing Callahan, Catherine Abearn residence at 3 Vanover Street, and St Peter’s church service details. Other notices include George Guild at 265 Carroll Avenue Bridgeport and August Luénick Miller in Milford with family details. Memorials include card of thanks from the Bernhard family for the loss of a wife and mother.
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