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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1918

Page

6

Fairfield Man Charged With Attempted Murder Case Continued

Fairfield March 12 Special William Burr Nichols 45 colored appeared before Judge Bacon Wakeman in town court on charges of attempted murder. Case continued to Tuesday March 26. Narrative by Constable Elwood says Nichols disturbed by a crying animal and fired a shotgun hitting a woman who protected a cat. Dr Denham treated the victim, hospitalized at Bridgeport for six hours. Funeral of Elizabeth J Lilly Child wife of Rev Frank Child held with clergy from Fairfield Greens Farms St Pauls officiating. Burial Oaklawn. Mrs Child died after weeks of illness aged 58 or 59 leaving eight children. Y M C A notes report campaign to raise 1000 dollars by boys pledging 10 each. An honor roll to be posted. Local events include gardening talk by Leonard Johnson Farm head, triangle high school group minstrel rehearsals, Jesus the Head coach lessons, Norwalk county conference attendees listed. Socials include Ladies auxiliary whist and pinochle, Knight's orchestra dance Friday at Sherman hall 6 15 pm. Town selectmen discuss town meeting prep and unclaimed post office letters. Comfort eltth meeting at Mrs Henry Glover home Friday 2 to 6 pm. Fairfield Home Guard Company M drill at Sherman hall under William E Smith. noncommissioned officers school Thursday.

Wairfield William Burr Nichols Bacon Wakeman Burr Nichols H. R., Elwood Nichols William M. ¥. B. Denham Nichols Place Bridgeport M.C. A Triangle Arthur Devo Jesus Norwalk Joseph Wakeman Osborn Jennings Arthur Deyo John Toth James Fox Rhys North Charles C. Saunders Fairfield Ice Department No. 2 Tunxis Road Gustave Nelson William, Busser Howard Slant Knight's Orchestra Sherman Hall Comfort Eltth Henry &. Glover Church Street Fairfield Home Guard Shermin Hall William E. Smith

Luxburg Still in Argentina and under Guard

Buenos Aires March 12 The foreign office says reports that Count von Luxburg a former Carman mine official fled to Argentina are false and he remains in the country under guard. The mistake stemmed from misidentification of Germans on an international train to Chile. The British government declined safe conduct for a German physician to accompany him, and arrangements are being made to obtain a neutral doctor.

Buenos Aires Count von Luxburg Carman Argentina Foreign Office Sen Chile Count von Taxburg

Hitchcock is a Prisoner in a German Camp

Westbury New York cablegram from France reports 17 year old Thomas Hitchcock of the Lafayette Escadrille as missing and then a prisoner of the German. he attended St Paul’s School Concord NH last June and is credited with downing three German aircraft.

Westbury N.Y France Thomas Hitchcock Lafayette Escadrille Thomas Hitchecock Terench Hitchcock St. Paul's Schoal Concord N TH

Bridgeport Health Department Earns High Efficiency Praise

Reports from C. Howard Dunbar, chief inspector, say Bridgeport’s health department operates at a high standard of efficiency across all divisions. He notes differing practices in New Haven and Hartford but finds Bridgeport exemplary and expects a mutual comparison visit from both cities to refine their systems.

Bridgeport Tarlford C. Howard Dunbar New Havon Hartford Wridgeport New Haven Dunbar Tlartford Connecticut

Man Pleads Guilty in Aggravated Assault Case

Charles Gilbert, colored, admitted guilt in superior criminal court for shooting foreman Arthur H. Rice after leaving a tobacco farm in Teast Granby in summer 1917. He was sentenced to state prison for two to three years.

Wartford Charles Gilbert Superior Criminal Court Teast Granby Arthur H. Rice State

Mayo Marries Miss Waterbury at Stamford

In Stamford on March 12 Virginius Mayo of New York, once a New Haven manufacturer, wed Miss Lois Waterbury in a civil ceremony with Justice of the Peace Francis J. Tipper. The unattended couple drove to New York by automobile after the license was filed last Saturday. Mrs Mayo, formerly of New Haven and Brooklyn resident Mrs Dudley, has been linked to Mayo’s marriages in past reports.

Stamford Virginius Mayo New York New Haven Lois Waterbury Francis J. Tipper Mayo Dudley Brooklyn

Yale Training Corps Officers Are Recalled

The War Department orders Captain Reginald Wield to return to the 162A regiment field artillery and Lieut Thayer to the 205th regiment. They will be replaced by Captain Wayne F. Ivers and Captain W. C. Gillespie from the 152nd depot brigade. The officers named are connected to Yale University.

New Haven War Department Reginald Wield Yale Reserve Officers Training Corps 162A Regiment Field Artillery Y. Co. Thayer 205Th Field Yale Thayer Wayne F. Ivers Camain W. C. Gillespie 152Nd

Steamer Palmar Aground Off New England Coast

Atlantic Port March 12 report that coastwise steamer Palmar carrying 2 600 tons of coal ran ashore yesterday off the New England coast. Tugs attempted to flank her today though she is not in immediate danger. Considerable water reported in her hull.

Atlantic Palmar New England

Pledge loyalty adopted by state B and P union

Pittsfield Mass March 12. Resolutions pledging royal support of members to the President and the country during the national crisis were adopted at the state convention of the Bond of Bricklayers and Plasterers union being held there.

Pittsfield Mass The Bons, Bricklayers and Plasters Union

Hilliard Dies at 79 In Boston Hospital

Samuel T. Hilliard longtime figure in New England temperance work dies in a Boston hospital at age 79. He served as secretary of the Protestant Episcopal temperance society and was known for his public temperance advocacy and leadership in the church community.

Boston Samuel Tf. Hilliard Temper Society Epischrreh de Ho

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