Radio Programs Schedule From WOR WGY WEAF and More
Daily broadcast roster lists soprano Kathryn Hennen and Mary Bartholomew recitals, Strauss arias, readings from History of the United States, ensemble numbers by Al Fairbanks orchestra, Boy Scouts program, George Clark lecture on the Ten Commandments, tax talks, the Sunshine Girls, Wilfred Edge recitals, and late night dance music. Also top listings for WGY and WEAF programs include weather, stock quotes, concerts, church services, and a wealth of musical and spoken entertainment across multiple stations and time blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Kathryn Hennen
Denver Cole
Michaela
Bizet
Rogers
Robey
United States
Kathryn Hennon
Hero
Strauss
Mimi
Puceni
Dorel
Albert E. Sonn
al Fairbanks
Mary J. Bartholomew
Divington
Quilter
Lehman
Needham
Arundale
Newton
Boy’s Life
Boy Scouts Magazine
Nan Beard
Remngton Schuyler
Frank Rigney
Thomas NX
Wren
George Clark
Berle Chazy
Bronnoss
Shedovks
Haleivy
Rachem
Rubenstein
Ethel Hinton
Sunshine Girls
Blanche Loraine
Rodney Saylor
McFadden
Wilfred Edge
Glen Ridge
Blanche Lorraine
Jessie EB. Koenng
le Nile
Leroux
D'Hardetot
DY Hardetot
Gorge K. Weston
The
Singer Manufacturing Co
Elizabeth
WGY
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
U. S. Naval Observatory
Tme
Llewellyn Legge
P. m
Martha
Flotow
Mighty Lake Rose
Nevin
Jesrell
Hotel Ten ‘Eyek Orchestra
Eugene Beerman
Armand Baer
Stephen Balogh
Akeyes
Mandalay
Speaks
Albany Community Chorus
the Woodpecker
Nelson
Dickinson
Marietta
Werhert
First Reformed Church _ Choir
Our Albany
Mrs. Hubbard
Cornet
Clark
Sayle
Fred Clinplek
Gaine
Choms
Fartone
Jave
Lone
Molloy
John ‘Dick
Barnby
Tave
Old Virgininy
Mes Margaret
Ryan
Mele
Test
Faraphrase
Tootsford
Hiks Glee Club
Fuller Chorus
A. Tidmarsh
Sidewalks of
New York
Hart Chorus
Mah
Lindy Low
Monday Musical Club
Keep On
Trevey
Adeste Fidetes
Porto Gatlo
Au Revoir
Edty
Vorce
Pleas For And Against Street Projects Heard In Hearing
Attorney Robert G DeForest opposed extending Harrison street citing traffic danger and debt burden while pro extension supporters argued it would ease Main street congestion and help northwestern residents. Debates also touched Broad street, gasoline station sites, and Water street layout with no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. DeForest
E. W. Harra
Archie C. Wheeler
Harrison Street
Airfield Avenue
State Street
Paritel
Board of Aldermen
Council Chamber
Deforest
Lafayette
State Strosta
Joseph Nolan
W. Smith
George J. Crawford
Arthur M. Marsh
William P. Kirk
James C. Shannon
Autaists
Broad Street
Elm Street
Buils Head Way
Takenay
Alexander L. DeLaney
Jank Finn
James Dimond
Pasquale Russo
Main Street
Mugh J. Lavery
J. Sherrin
North Washington Avenue
Grand
Atlantic Refining Company
Stratford and
Swough Avenues
Tor
Water Street
South Avenue
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Groups
Editor notes time changes should be notified in writing to the Bridgeport Telegram. Listings include Park City lodge NN FE at 1087 Broad Street and numerous fraternal, civic, and service groups across Bridgeport venues such as Mary Street Main Street and Broad Street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Park City
FE. Oo. P
Broad Street
Arion Society
East Stree
Bridgeport Medical Associaton
Barnum Institute of Science and History
Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armory
Bridgeport Athletic Club
Golden H
Koncekspotunauh Tribe
A. M
Maya Street
Harmony Council, Jr
State Street
Mithra Lodge
Main Street
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Mary Street
Pequonnuck Lodge
O F
Bread Street
Carpentrs
Elm Street
Emmett Cub
Middle Street
First Hungarian Sick Benefit Association
Bostwick Avenue
Republican Club
State
Colorado
Water Place
St Joseph's
Bt. Joseph's Convent
Madison Avenue
Twelfth District Women’s Repub
Tf Hican Club
Enion Avenue
Gilding Star Commanders
Ee. Oy G
Americus Tent
Knights of Ule
Maccabees
Dorie Lodge
Iang A. M
Seaview Lodge
Broad Sire
Thmediate Relief Association
O. O
John C. Futhill
Woodimey Circle
Statin Street
Hiarbers
Pairfield Avenue
Abraham Lodge
O. E.R
Mainetree
Victoria Lodge
FE O. de
Cearne
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Order of de Moay
Masonic Temple
Sac
Broad
Bridgeport Lions Club Orchestra Recital at Ave Marie
The Lions Club Orchestra of Bridgeport plays at Ave Marie featuring Werher Dai and works by Schubert Brahms Rimsky Korsakov and more. Performers include N. Mariconc!, Gilbert, Donaldson, and Irving Goldsten among others. selections include Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and Venetian Love Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Evelyn Charles Platt
Werher Daivoprang
Schubert
Slandohm
Brahma
Denee
Watts
Beenusa
D'Marde
Kaikowsk
India
Rimsky-Norsakoft
WKAX
W. A. MacFarlane
Bridgeport
Conn
Lions Club Orchestra
N. Maricond
Gilbert
Cart Donaldson
Fi Mint
Irving Goldsten
Dee Nridge
al Menard
New Orleans
Mill River Road
Love
Chicago
Fragmentary headline hints cure for coli claim
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a claim to cure coli in one day, with scattered names and terms like Yoko Tokatise and BAOALG Quinning and a note about signage at W Grove. Details are unclear and unverifiable from readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoko Tokatise Baoalg Quinning Fawlets
W. Grove
Prohibition Agents Seize Cargo of Liquor at Short Beach
Stratford police and federal enforcement caught rum runners at the Housatonic mouth as a motor boat named Giant was beached. One hundred cases of Scotch whiskey valued at $15,000 were unloaded and stored in a cottage to be moved upriver. Officers surrounded the cottage and forced entry, prompting surrender without a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic
Stratford
Specelal
Prohibition Enforcement
William
Tuttle
Short Beach
Housatonic River
Stratford Center
Herbert Buck
Stratford Avenue
Aiso
Harold Peterson
Vincent Sullivan
Barnum Terrace
Edward Flaherty
Fred Donaldson
Prohibition
Stratford Police
Flaherty
Victor Wardwell
Edward Doolan
James Hott
Ainforcement
James Fowler
William Nichols
Stratford Police Force
Sergeant Benmith
David Dinan
P. J. Flanagan
Donaldson
Leonard Holmes
Edward Manchester
Stratford Breakwatery
William Tuttle
Minor
Washington Bridge
Salt Meadow
Wiliam Nichols
Tuttle Cottage
Salt Meadows
Nichols
Ben Smith
Frederick Donaldson
Victor Marcus
Endward Manchester
P. I. Flanagan
Stratford Force
James Holt
Dinan
Wardwell
Chief Nichols
Jim” Holt
Harding administration reshuffles Cabinet and agencies
The Day in Washington notes President Harding and Mrs. Harding heading to Florida for a month with friends. Changes include a declined recess appointment for a currency comptroller, Civil Service reform favoring war veterans, recess picks Elmer Landes and Morton Corey to the Federal Farm Loan Board, Hubert Work assuming Interior duties, and New succeeding Work as Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Florida
James G. McNary
Southwestern
Civil Service Commission
Elmer S. Landes
Ohio
Republican
Morton L. Corey
Nebraska
Federal Farm Loan Board
Hubert Work
Interior
Harry S. New
Indiana
Mass to Fix Rebate in Bridge Row Receives Court Aid
The United States Court of Appeals requires a special master to sift through extensive books and documents to determine the rebate owed by Western railroad for freight overcharges across the Mississippi River. The sum may exceed 5 million dollars covering more than a decade. The case involves eleven Eastern lines and the Terminal Railroad Association and related companies, with the Missouri-Kansas-Texas and other railways backing the plaintiff positions. The 1914 decree barred discriminatory practices, disputes over obedience led to a 1920 petition, and a 1924 supplemental suit threatened federal receivership for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loigs
United States Court of Appeal
Western Railroad
Mississippi
Bridge Architeary
Eleven Fastern
Terminal Railroad Association
Merchants’ Bridge Terminal Mailway
Wiggins Ferry Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway Company
J. Lews and
San Francisco Railway Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Terminal Association
Deny Knowledge in Murder Case
Testimony from Sergeant Vocolfo details a fracas over Mrs Cannizzio with Condella and Palumbo involved. Weapons escaped recovery including a large pocket knife and a razor while Palumbo’s child’s paternity ties to the hospital birth. The incident stemmed from a Fulton Street dispute ending in murder. Patsy the shoemaker currently serves an eight year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocolfo
Condela
Self Berens
Condella
Het Fe
Mrs. Cannilzzo
Condells
Palumbo
Valumbe
Palumba
Cannizzio
Fulton Street
Lexington Avenue
Patsy
Police fail to establish motive in slaying case
Last night investigators resumed questioning witnesses in the fatal quarrel that left one dead and three injured. Names of material witnesses Giuseppe Nussoeen 84 John Santora 18 Joseph Cannizzio 1 Labrizzio Gousso 24 Hallett Street are cited as under scrutiny after hours of examinations and cross questioning failed to reveal a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Nussoeen
Hallett Surest
John Santora
Jr.oganstinet
Joseph Cannizzio
Hallett Street
Labrizzio Gousso
Thawing Out Frozen Pipes With New Portable Unit
A device using a gran eritur set with a switch board rheostat and extension cords provides electricity to frozen pipes. It is hauled from door to door by motor, resembling a cleaning or fumigating machine in operation.
New Electrical Charge System in Derby Ready
Derby March 3 The Derby Gas and Electric Co says starting April 1 residential lighting will be billed under a new rate system. A fixed charge based on floor area covers 6 cents per 100 square feet with a minimum 1,000 square foot charge plus a variable charge for electricity used at 6 cents per unit instead of 18 cents. The plan aims to lower costs for most homes and has seen success in Waterbury Hartford New London and Middletown. Stores and businesses are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Mar
Derby Gas and Electric Co
Billy
Waterbury
Hartford
New London
Middletown
Women hold hall talk on birth control lessons
Mrs. Sanger urged delaying childbearing and wider access to birth control information to reduce infant mortality and ease maternal strain. She argued couples should space children and that economic status should allow better opportunities, noting migration laws and public charity considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Abs. Sanpap
Banger
Lanrer
Fifteen Year Old Boy Ill From Drinking Liquor
A fifteen year old East Main Street boy was found in serious condition last night. Dr A B Margulis of Emergency hospital moved him to Hil'side home for care. Police were told by the mother who supplied the liquor and steps will be taken today to arrest the person responsible for the intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
A. B. Margulis
Emergency Hospital
Hil
Jammed collision wrecks car between trolley and truck
John E. Morris of 419 East 7th Street New York drove west and hit an oncoming street car after colliding with Clinton W. Webb's truck of 1842 Barnum Avenue on Fairfield Avenue near Tranistan Avenue. Webb's truck failed to stop and struck Morris's car, which suffered extensive front and rear damage and was towed after crews freed it. two passengers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Morris
East 7Th Street
New York
Faifield Avenue
Tranistan Avenue
Morris
Clinton W. Webb
Barnum Avenue
Webb
Sympathy message for Mrs McFayden over loss of ex Alderman
A joint resolution by Aldermen Prices and Beers urged that the board send a letter of sympathy to the widow of ex Alderman Malcolm McFayden. The measure passed unanimously at the city board meeting last night amid a discussion that referenced local civic losses and a court filing in New Haven Connecticut involving American and British Securities Company and associated receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Prices
Ralph T. Beers
Board of Aldermen
Malcolm McFayden
United States District Court
District of Connecticut
New Haven
William Dewey Loucks
HE ¥. Poor, Esq
Mexica, Larkin, Rathbone & Penry
Central Union Trust
Company of New York
Arist
Mortgara
Charles F. Choate Jr
Dria Quickaliver Mining Company
G. W. Bmcenear, Inc
Morteageas
Cart Foster
Louis H. Stuouse
Fosser
Louis H. Stroush
American & Prins Manufacturing
District of
State of
Connecticut
Heraly
City of
Bridgeport
County of Fairfield
State of Connecticut
Wits
Crescent Avenue
Helen Count
Allee O'Toole
Church Street
Tia
Waterview Avenue
American Ordnance Company
American Machine and Ordnance Company
A. PD
Bridsenart
Vent Avenue
Bale
John St. Tedgey
Patrick Burns
Audrey
Catherine Blurper
Bridgeport Land
Timothy Davennort
Catherine Scareca
Tebdgeport
Pairflete
Stade
Commedtear
Heande
St Cy Helen Court
Eqilad
Anc
Veter Tipeks
Peer Bepk
Dan
Fiormer
Patrick Vinx
Pyngk
Hind
Michwel
Peter Vatree
Tha
Esnite Westony Sr
Belin
Aayion
Auievies
Hridgeport
Funeral notices and estate proceedings bombard Bridgeport
Local notices list multiple obituaries and funerals in Bridgeport and Stratford for March 1923. Items name Morris B. Beardsley Imogene Weekes William Chesnut and others with service details and cemeteries. Also includes court orders for a receivership sale detailing bids deposits and property allocations.
Nine Detectives Promoted to Sergeant Rank
Ning police detectives from the Investigation bureau were promoted to detective sergeant at a noon meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners attended by Mayor Fred Atwater. The promotions, dating from March 1, raise pay by 250 dollars yearly for D. E. B. McPadden, W. A. Auger, D. A. Broley, W. A. Foster, J. J. Doyle, M. J. Larney, and T. M. Maloney. Commissioner Thomas J. Pardy was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Investigation Bureau
Detective Department
Board of Police Commissioners
Fred Atwater
Board of Aldermen
D. EB. McPadden
W. A Auger
D. A. Broley
W. A. Foster
J. J. Doyle
M. J. Larney
T M. Maloney
Thomas J. Pardy
Knapsack Based On Lines Of An Indian Pack
A trapper designs a combination pack board and knapsack for hunters and hikers inspired by crude Northwest Indian packs. The device folds into a compact pack and serves as a practical tote for outdoor use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Taxes on Grand List of 1922 Notice
Taxpayers of Bridgeport urged to pay first half 1922 taxes at City Hall tax collector’s offices on April 1 1923 with daily hours nine to five and Saturday morning. after May 1 1923 interest accrues at three quarters of one percent monthly on unpaid amounts. Edward A Drew tax collector. Also notices on 1921 unpaid lists and stockholders meeting for Warehousing Co with meeting on Stratford Avenue Tuesday 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bridgeport
City Hall
A. Drew
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Stinghouse Elec
Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cameo Motion Picture Theatre
New York Lock Exchange
Sentie
Wilkinsburg
Robinson
iWomesick
Bertt
Durante
Cohan
Granny
Akst
Wild Plower
Teraiak
Mozart
Dusack
Westinghouse Elec
Mfg
Women's Wear
Sigmund Spaeth
Ampico
Tim
Danet
Hotel Pennsylvania Grill
Rudolph A. Hoplstone
Ng Brodway
Kyrtha Brainard
Navy
WEAF
American Te! & Tei Co
York
New York Times Land
Washpeton Test Marel
Chimes
Normandy
J Vale
Lampe
Mery
Tlalf Holly
Council
Harrison and
Broad Streets
Washington
Mrs. Macfayden
Madras
Intatol
Parcer
Pola
Ana Meerhineline Iyelongi
Haniot
Mt. Grove
Boughton
Imogene Weekes
John A. Boughton
Hawley & Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Springfield
Mass
Chalmers
Stamford
Wiliam Chalmers
Park Cemetery
Chesnut
William C. Chesnut
Leahy
Edward, MM
Patrick J
Hannah Leahy
Railroad Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
Central Union Tage
Comparny of
Vridenport Land Iecordy
Oin Quicksilver Mining Company, & Corporation
Wyroming
G.W. McNear, Inc
California
Lennon
Thomas J. Lennon
Washington Terrace
Maran
James H. Moran
Brooks Street
St. Charles
Cfearege TE. Dillon
Main Se
Chard's Corner
St. James Church
Norman Street
Rye N. Greenwood Cemetery
Michael J. Gannon
St. Augustine's Church
Hannah Giirey
St. Charles’ Church
Marely Sth
Anewer
Taun
Pistriot Court
Lye Soutitava Distriet
Suvk Auclinn Sila
RVWLN
Tromas
Willand HR Wahelee
Cameron
Charles C. Clark
St. Charles Ehurell
Seaview Ave
Eyra
Stratford Ave
Hughes & Chapman Co
Stahatford Ave
Bridgeport, Cone
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield Hotel
EF. A. Cantwell, Mer
Maay UI As
Eure van Pet Aan
mOlGte
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