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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
6
Stray grass fires in Stratford stretched fire crews thin as blazes spread near homes in residential blocks. Residents reported smoke and heat, with streets between Lunia and Maplewood cited as trouble spots. An investigation notes vehicle and equipment damage along the roadbed and glass and windshield injuries to several people.
Stratford Grange members held Saturday talks about community plans and marketing efforts. A meeting at St. Paul’s featured refreshment and discussion of projects including orchard varieties and women’s conference scheduling.
Marti Sanford special Martin Dressler pleaded today to violating the Equor law, fined and jailed. Police found whiskey and wine in a West lives store last Friday night. Hearing followed a complaint by an unnamed person. City Court Judge Samuel Young urged cooperation to enforce the law.
A youth was struck and killed by an automobile while walking in Stamford streets. Responding officers reported the incident occurred at an active roadway area with prior traffic concerns. The victim's identity was not released pending family notification.
Fragmentary Detroit advertisement touts a weight reduction tablet with claims of rapid fat loss. The copy pressures secrecy and safety, mentioning prescription branding and low price but lacks verifiable details.
Fragmentary notes describe a Housatonic Valley Grange event hosted by Kent members with a Master Mason degree ceremony. The report mentions a church, Congregational events, the Bus House, and fund storage, plus various local participants and activities.
Stamford reports the ruin of the Olde Greenwich Inn by fire on Sunday. Officials seek a solution to the mystery though no belief of arson. Thousands visited the ruins as Sound Beach awaits owner Andrew J Billin from Tucson to respond to the loss and potential rebuilding plans.
Willison Marsh, a Civil War veteran and former captain of a G. A. R. post, dies at his Shelton residence at 243 Prospect Avenue after a long illness. He was married to Mrs. Julie Chadeayne and is survived by a son. funeral arrangements will be announced by longtime friends and family.
Fire warden announces state law in Trumbull addressing safety and attention during windy day conditions. Officials emphasize guarding against fires in open spaces and remind residents of protocols for reporting smoke or heat sources.
A late press report discusses disease impact on poultry, noting an assumed link between plague and a robust season. It cites experts on epidemics and economy, estimating costs per hen and overall output, suggesting epidemics influence supply and profits for poultry raisers.
A county education vote denied approval for a non resident entrance to Ridgefield's new high school. Principal Maricio Mitford of Tiuilton High faced a veto from the State Board of Education at Marea, blocking the Tamltun Wish school plan for the previ ae prem.
An autoist died after being brought to Milford Hospital following an incident near the hospital entrance. Despite medical effort, the man could not be saved. Dr J W T Winch examined the body and found death likely due to injuries from the incident. Local authorities and witnesses described a party scene before the collapse.
Testimony in Stamford probate court reveals Alpert J. Mouse and Herbert Van Selyer claim they were denied access to Mrs. Mary Ann Meeue, whose will is under contest. Mrs. George Tyler, daughter of the testatrix, challenges the will on grounds of undue influence by McCue siblings.
In Milford on March 17 a masquerade ball planned by Chemical Co. No. 2 will be held in the town hall with a concert, decorations by Bridger and Jackers, and entertainment by Bridgeror. The event honours Mr. Matthews on his birthday with supper, music, and dancing, and features prizes for various classes. Separate notices describe meetings of local missionary and women’s groups, a chicken supper fundraiser, and info on a rod and gun club occupying a new premises in Triven Park.
Easton voters hear of a special town meeting at the academy school house on Saturday in March to report on the tax needed to fund the 1925 1926 expenses and to hear the school board report on the 1925 1926 budget plus proper appropriations. Entertainment and social events are listed by local Grange groups and community notices reference residents and visitors along with miscellaneous local happenings and engagements.
A Mrs Reach of Iowa endorses Kellogg's All-Bran as a cheap effective treatment for constipation. The ad touts All-Bran as a dull high-fiber food that cleanses the intestine and stimulates natural action, with ready-to-eat serving ideas and a guaranteed purchase refund.
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