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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
20
Officials state liquor found in a vehicle should not be transported by officers under standard procedure. The note outlines custody, storage, and reporting requirements for seized liquor in accordance with present regulations.
Fragmentary text from Worcester Massachusetts notes a host named Michal J Covargaster and an event tied to a tramplate cup, with sudden changes mentioned but lacking coherent details.
At Akron, a police pursuit ends in a gunfight that kills Officer Clayton Aprile and suspect Nicosia while another officer J. Medio dies from wounds. Police say three men attacked to murder Medio, mistaking Apple for him. two suspects were arrested later in Akron.
Amid Lent restaurateurs report shifted demand from meat to fish with higher prices driving abstention on Wednesdays and Fridays. In one market three tons of steak cod and two tons haddock weekly, plus a ton of flat fish, are sold as fishermen haul fresh catches from Bridgeport Harbor. Lobster and bluefish arrive from Boston and Stratford, with mackerel shad and herrings set to begin in early April.
In a 1916 style swirl the case ends with Misa Fiona Hollaine, a whale model, awarded $2,500 by a jury after suing Rueff for jilt after six years of courtship. Jules fuet, a wealthy jeweler on Viil avenue, is named in the uproar as the sensational backdrop and alleged backstory.
New York on March 23 Fannie Bryant was jailed on $10,000 bail for felonious assault after pressing her six year old daughter Marie’s hands to a red hot stove as punishment for drinking wine. Neighbors complained and child welfare agents from the society intervened placing the child in their care.
Greenwich March 3 Special Boys Week will run April 26 to May 2 under the joint auspices of the Greenwich Rotary and Lions Club. William H. Brettman chairs the committee. events include church, school, citizenship visits, entertainment, industry tours, health lectures, a parade, and a Father Mother and Son dinner with no funds raised to support greater interest in boys.
Poughkeepsie May 3 visiting Vassar College professor of philosophy George S Fullerton hanged himself at his home in despondent mood. The body was found by his wife and a friend after she arrived to arrange a trip. Fullerton, born 1859 in Tahehar, India, was a Yale graduate and noted author of philosophical works.
Mare 23 The annual American International ice patrol begins under United States Coast Guard supervision. The first cutter Tampa departs for the narral along with cutters Modoc and Seneca to patrol icy North Atlantic routes while Boston remains. London reports Parliament ends amid unclear events.
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