Daylight Saving Action and City Meeting Planned
The city plans to act on daylight saving tonight per a communication from General Manager Bardo of the New Haven railroad, requesting cooperation to reduce confusion from last year and noting daylight saving began last Sunday and continues to October. A report on damages claimed by taxpayers on Fairfield Avenue from Hinton Avenue in the Viaduct connection will be presented, with $43,000 in claims filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni
Melsing
Rabingon
Bardo
Hay Weilroad
Tibet
Goutorm
New York
Sind
Massachusetts
Ami
Betan Cor
Suniday
Fairield Avenue
Hinton Avenue
Harding's Address Pleases Obregon in Mexico Visit
President Obregon hailed Harding’s speech praising stabilization of Mexico’s budget and the gold standard as a monetary base. He noted plans to rehabilitate railroads within six months and to involve creditors in a cooperative adjustment. Officials spoke on agrarian delays and a peaceful, regulated approach to labor unrest and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snr
Mexico
Francisco Murguia
Gleveson
Cobregan
Congress
The Weather Forecast and Almanac Notes
The forecast notes unsettled, cooler conditions with rain possible across South New Enid and North Central New York, while the southern and central regions expect clouds and showers. Pressure patterns show high readings off the southeast coast and low pressure from Alberta to Mexico, with Atlantic states seeing warmer trends then a return to rain and cooler air. Different regions anticipate variable winds, northeast movement, and brisk showers around Hatteras to Bridgeport, per the Middlebrook Almanac calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South New Enid
New York
Calder
Alberta
Canada
Towacd
Mexico
Hic Valley
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Virginia
New England
Andy Hook
Hatteras
Famous Polish Relief Drive Opens By Noted Air Hero
Colonel Cedric Fauntleroy of Chicago and How ard Speer led a mass meeting at St Michael’s Church to launch Bridgeport’s Polish relief drive. The event urged immediate funds for Poland to avert famine and Bolshevik aggression, with donors pledging monthly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iecivskho
Sychadran
Russia
Mota
Aungust
Nerity
Cedric Iryld Mauntieroy
Chicago
Las Nigal
SH. Michael's
Ossail Street
Bridgeport
Enewpeau
Herbert Hoover
Faanileres
Jas
Poland
Faunth
Garman
Howard Speer
Hooter
Bealman
Ip Smykowski
Kociuszko
Aldermen
Beers
Mayer C.H. Wilson
St. Michaels
Colonel Fauntleroy
Louisiana
Lafayette Escadrille
Lusitania
Jang
Fourtaen
América
American Air Service
Ammerican Army
Waa
Heald Faces Bridgeport Fraud Charge on Return
Ruth Street home fire and a Bridgeport fraud case frame a chaotic report. Heald, 7? years old, Waterbury, arrived in custody from Chicago, alleged to have defrauded Benjamin Plotkin of 8590 dollars.Authorities say Heald has numerous prison records across states and may be wanted on violent parole violations. Fire destroyed the Charlies Ashley house on Fourth Street and a Beardsley store, with investigations ongoing into causes and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. Pranik Heald
Bain Street
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Chicago
John J. Curry - Heald
Mouerander
Benjamin FE
Plotkin
Heald
Nevada
Priso
California
Harry Lauder Plans World Tour After Australia
Sir Harry Lauder, best known for his flood warning instead of rain, has just returned from Australia and is reportedly planning another world tour. The singer-actor hints the United States will be his first objective, while denying any reckless spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lauder
Harry
Australia
United States
Memorial service for Miss Florence Simpson
Memorial service for Miss Wor chee Simpson, high school teacher, was held in the United Church yesterday with a large representation of high school teachers paying tribute. Professor James G. Moore, principal of Wishsehon, delivered an address. William Horace Dey, master of the choir, opened with a prayer. Mrs Beardsley played several selections on the organ. The funeral of Miss Simpson was held in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worchee Simpson
United Church
Igh
Weachera
Thei Leerted
James G. Moore
Wish Sehon
Wiliam Horace Dey
Jster
the Chinryt
Prover
Resurrection Tale Surfaces From 1908 Bath Stone Incident
Readable fragments describe a peculiar event in January 1908 where a boy or man revived after being submerged and presumed dead. The narrative references Bath stone workers, a soaked life, and a mysterious return to life amid a foggy report, with details scattered across the text.
Prodigal Son Returns in Turbulent Texas Romance Tale
A chaotic, partially legible report tells of Burgheim, a son who shuns a medical career in 1902, travels to Corinto, becomes a surgeon general in Nicaragua’s rebel forces, and returns amid a dramatic rescue and political upheaval. The piece blends romance with war and family duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Mart— Medigal
Mouston
Burgheim
Corinto
Sire
No Man's Land
Billate
Dievo Minuet Chamorro
Bridal wreaths in European traditions and garlands
The bridal wreath varies by country with myrtle branches in Germany, orange blossoms in France and England, white roses in Switzerland, red roses and pinks in Spain, vine leaves in Greece, rosemary in Bohemia, and crowns of artificial flowers in other regions. Crowns use silver in Sweden and servig, gold wire in Bavaria, and paper or ropes in various crafts, reflecting regional customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Mugland
Take
Kreneh
Spain
Greece
Bohemia
Sweden
Bavaria
Ban on Liquor Wholesalers Sparks Prohibition Debate
A draft measure seeks to prohibit liquor wholesalers and tighten restrictions under the prohibition act. Proponents argue against whiskey and wine loopholes while enforcement authorities oppose beer allowances for manufacturing and wine purposes. The issue continues as commissioners press campaigns and laws amid ongoing enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMettis iv
German peace terms spark Allied stance on Rhineland advance
Reported debate over a German offer tests Entente unity as Allied leaders weigh immediate Rhineland advance. A proposed twelve percent levy on German exports is likely dropped and Italy signals buying aims, aligning with Lloyd George's approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aréns
Heataye
Germany
Lloyd-George
Autos Crash Near Bridge Injures Two Women
Two women were injured and three others fainted after a head on collision on Stratford avenue near Tetlow Mall bridge yesterday. Albert Doyle was arrested for reckless driving and operating under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Avenue
Tetlow Mall
Albert Doyle
Central Avenue
Doyle
al Iduring
Nathan Av
Walters
Gulbert Street
Leia Fussell
JA Walsh
Unwanted man finally jailed after years of travel
William Schoenberg, a German man, was sentenced to thirteen months in Paris for returning to France after being forced to travel through Switzerland, Spain, England and elsewhere. His wartime allegiance as Alsatian, detentions, and subsequent deportations followed by a divorce from his French wife are noted, with his escape from France and arrest in Switzerland shaping his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Pwlaski
Savin
Lor
Aml
Nail
Tre Lahoviste
Russia
Hordern
Oto
Sas
Prannilevoy
Clover Wannbores
Waraly
Switzerland
Spain
England
William Schoeterg
Gierman
Paris
France
Castro
Europe
Paria
Varinus
Germain Neusen
Italy
Eagland
Sehnenberg
Schoenbergs Oper
Cage Life
United States
Trapper Rescues Self After Boulder Crushes Leg
In Mecker Park a trapper named Murphy was pinned under a large rock when it broke free after he leaped away from a bowlder. He used his hunter’s axe to chip away pieces and freed himself, though with a broken leg he crawled about a mile to reach his cabin and seek help, suffering exposure during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Metcker Park
Murphy
Rain Souls Honor Clark as Mourning Protests Persist
Thousands stood in rain to pay homage to Champlark as observers recalled Clark’s era and debated religious questions at a United Forum in St. Louis. Dr Thomas urged unity amid sectarian strains while addressing Protestant and Irish relief issues and church renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
de. J. Fort Newton
Low
Don Divine
Ireland
Maral
Washington
Houy Cartier
Cit
Ta. m
Mininin
Guy Hall
Abandoned Stolen Car After Stripping Found Near Beardsley Park
A stolen motor truck owned by FR O Block of AS Colorado Avenue was found abandoned near Beardsley Park on East Malo Street after thieves stripped its tires. The dismantled vehicle was discovered yesterday. police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburi
Golden Gill Strees
FR. O
Philadelphia police break up Red meeting
Philadelphia dispatch reports police halted a meeting at New Garrick Hall on March 5. Elian Gurley and several Philadelphians were arrested while a planned address by a principal speaker was blocked. Substantial quantities of alleged radical literature were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
RED
Elian
Aeth Gurley Iiynn
New York
New Garrick Hell
Mies Kan
Obituary notices for August D Smith and others
Notable obituaries from Munson and nearby towns report August D Smith dies, funeral planned at Mfallins Scott Redgate parlor with Lakeview cemetery burial. Also noted are Josephine Beck Valentine Secxer of Stoware Milford death, John Madigan, Richard Hubbell, Mildred Johnson, Thomas Ferguson, Albert White, Frederick Warner, Annie Smith, and Norman Buchman among others with funeral times and burial sites listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August D. Smith
Munson
Mass
Short Ulness
O'Clack
Mfallins
Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill
Street Briar
Lakeview Cemetery
Sleuy
Smith
Myre
Myre. Thudelply Forhote
Annie Smith
Josephine ¥. Beck
Josephine Valentine Secxer
Stoware
Walnut Beach
Milford
Bridgeport Hospital
Shy
Waterbury
Joseph Valentine
Montreal
Vieter
Henry
Afra William Meetan
Stanford
St. Hired
Pwillsda Vv
John Madigan
Dob Wadigan
Mary McKenne
Tree Sisters
Mary Skelly
Catherine O'Connor
Rody
Weivers
Chip
Henry Madi
Homer
Welock
St. Peles Curen
St. Michael's
Richard H. Hubbell
Viets
Richard Benny Hubbell
Shelton
New Haven
Hamu
Majin Strney
Caian
Thomas Ferguson
Myonias Ferguann
Harap
Yi Avenue
Tig Wile Fou
Medric Daucette
Asher
Anna Pesgisen
Tour Aonai Thomas
Dames
Egsistes
Sinler Aliry
Annie Maeting
Harvis
Thes Prothers
James
Joan
Joseph
Adarp Welock
Michaals Centre
Albert White
Albere White
Wall Streets
Stratford
Wileidh
Gaton
A. Warner
Eden A. Warner
Imachiniat
Ins Hone
Cora
Dyrasic
Arthur
Tridgenart
Mea
Malet
Plorehen Wartis
John Poms
Podestar
Olptes
St. Thomas
St. Mommas
Mirtory
Fairfield
Income Tax Office to Offer Night Hours
Confused OCR fragment reports that income tax officials will provide night hours at a post building. It mentions daily opening times and helping people with information, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Income Tax Office
Burglary Report At Temperance Cafe On Lafarette Street
Burglars stole 1 A47 in cash and a quantity of cigars from the Temperance cafe at 68 Commerclt street. Shoes and rubber heels were also taken along with a bundle of pubbar eels. Suspected break in occurred Saturday night with window damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Sle
Alex Skarasynski
Lafarette Hyo
Gene Ii
Clement Nuzazis
Wes
All Groups Help in Relief Work for the Chinese
New York reports rapid fundraising for Chinese relief with a total national fund approaching 294,977 from twelve denominations. Major contributions come from Catholic and Protestant groups including the Presbyterian church bodies of the north and south, and other denominations, totaling 290,432 plus a direct 52,090 from Meshe ist Episcopal. overall speed and scope show broad religious support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chinese Missions
Fatine Fund
Thomas W. Lament
Also Mentioned on This Page
New ‘Haven Road
Harding
Obregon
Bridgett
Middlebrook Almanar
New- Haven
Meridian
Mieather Bureau
Atlantic
Detroit
Clee
St. Pas
Charlies Ashley
Forth Street
Madisons Avenue
Akrigg
Sone
Arien
Rogery
Beardsley
Israel Arsens
Harry Lauder
Florence Simpson
Tal
Tal. In January, 1908. Rogtish Morkmen
Ixefer
Son
Bridal A. Adgeat
Bridge
Nathan A. Walters
Trapper
Missouri
Clark
Dr. Thomas
United Forum
Tritium
Amerie Society For
Ile
Br. Thomas
Lealand
Colleen
Bert Newtons Pashan
Lew Church
Low York
Galteil
Jost Wight
Srcal
Yale
Harvard
Newton
Jo Newton
Britain
Seoich Wees
chiweh_ tirtry
Lis Hantetas
Teres
Norman W. Buchmen
Soman W
Fredericks
Guehmee
Jane Shvoei
Dird
Veererday
Ram Parrald
Tiggial
Oryle
Eviny
American Hardware Stores
Farrtight Age
Middlest
Packard
Packard Motor Car G Company
Blue Ribbon Garage, Inc
Cannon St
Fairfield Ave