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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
3
Buenos Aires reports that ambassador Naon will return to Washington and that the government approves his actions and policies aimed at mending relations with the United States. An Associated Press correspondent cites an authoritative source for the statement.
Stratford report notes Charles Bachman was arrested February 28 by Special Officer Pixly for riding on a sidewalk near Bernese avenue and Thompson street. Bachman fined $7 after warning boys repeatedly, with safety concerns cited near school routes. Also mentions a parish lecture on India by Rev. Lyman Wheaton and local civic notes including suffrage meeting and Boy Scouts activities.
Shanghai report says at least 730 people died when four bleachers collapsed at the Hong Kong Jockey Club track in Happy Valley last week and were consumed by fire. Charred bodies have been recovered from the ruins.
Bulletin from the Bureau of Internal Revenue warns trade organizations that previous bulletins misstate invested capital. It clarifies that excess profits tax uses cash and property actually put into the business, not present value or appraised assets. The bureau urges widest public notice to prevent government and taxpayer inconvenience.
Yalelmus corporation of New Jersey plans a two story brick factory building on Thompson Street. A building permit was granted yesterday by the building commissioners, with eight permits issued for work totaling 54600. Other permits approved include two two family dwellings on Read Street, two farmhouses on Trowel Street, a one story frame building for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Whiefer Street, a private garage and paint shop at 78 Carlton Street, a private garage at 223 Helen Street, and a two family dwelling on King Street.
Tour men were accepted for service in the United States army yesterday through the local recruiting station at 15 Fairfield avenue. Names include O. L. Wolgren 18 of 172 Linwood Avenue aviation corps James Hurley 34 of 304 Clarence Street cavalry Clifford R. Lewis 20 of 85 Earl Street Stratford coast artillery Fort Adams R. I Leon W. Smith 20 of 8 Reed Street Milford coast artillery Fort Wright N Y Private George F. Roberts 49th Aero Squadron turned himself in after 15 days AWOL, police to arrest him on sight after leaving Bridgeport, returned to Morrison Virginia last night.
Alkin Daniels once chef at Bullen's now a U S Navy sailor on three days shore leave in Bridgeport. He has crossed the ocean three times and holds first class cook rating. Born in Constantinople he calls the United States the best country. John Daniels, Athin’s brother, serves with American forces in France after enlisting in Bridgeport.
The nominating committee of the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce will meet Sunday at noon in the University Club to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sige as a solution to hair aging and loss. It claims to rejuvenate hair, make it appear healthier and fuller, and promises money refunds if unsatisfied. The copy emphasizes easy use, non greasy feel, and a discriminating appeal to women.
Bridgeport local War Savings Stamps drive aims to exceed double last month’s $110,000 on track with postmen and volunteers aiding. Company A, C. W. S. OR, at First Bridgeport National Bank building recruits fueled by 200 workers pledging to buy stamps. Building offices show 108 percent ownership in the movement as sales could reach $10,000 in the building alone. Bridgeport public schools push the campaign with high school sales reaching about $2,500 on Monday, likely lifting weekly total above $5,000.
Prohibitionists in Bridgeport may affiliate with a National party, formed by Prohibitionists Socialists and minor reform groups, to pool issues and contest national convention gatherings in Chicago. Fehn Kood and WW Stockwell serve as Bridgeport representatives, elected as delegates but replaced by alternates.
The Y M C A boys plan a farewell banquet for departing Secretary Cope at 6 5 tonight supervised by grammar school boys. Tonight also features a telegraphy class on wireless, gymnasium sessions, Bible club, and various shop and psychology activities in rooms 202 and 201. Bowling alleys will be occupied by the Wit A for the evening.
Washington reports delayed consular telegrams stating several thousand lives were lost and millions of dollars in damage in Kiev amid fighting between Ukrainians and Bolsheviks. The dispatch also mentions Austrian and German troop advances toward Kyiv as of late February, and notes Acref's weak Bolshevik defense offering little hope for the city.
Rail road officials announce divisional head changes. Wm Regan becomes New Haven division superintendent replacing Hibbs who moves to Old Colony. Frank M. Clark is named New Haven division superintendent after previously leading the Old Colony division.
Waterbury case details a man named Andrilis who accepted money for medical treatment of a sore leg for a friend. Judge Meacirath imposed a fine and costs. The court session included a luncheon speech by M. Yared at the Commercial Rutture, discussing the Orient.
An old advertising feature promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild, reliable laxative and liver aid that substitutes for calomel. Claims include rapid relief, tooth safety, and improved energy, with the product offered at 25 cents a box through all druggists.
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