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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1923

Page

20

Suspension of three state cops and two resignations

Hartford March 5. Suspending state policemen Thomas E. Ley of Norfolk and William V. Millkey of Waterbury on March 14 with acceptance of their resignations two days later, was announced by Superintendent Robert T. Hurley. John F. Marsh Jr. of nburr had been under suspension since January 8. Reasons for suspensions not provided, cited as conduct not approved by the superintendent.

Tlartford Thomas E.ley Norfolk William V. Millkey Waterbury Robert T. Key John F. Marsh, Jr Nburr Hurley

Earl of Carnarvon Shows Slight Improvement

London March 30 The Earl of Carnarvon who is seriously ill at Cairo with what is understood to be pneumonia of the right lung is slightly better, according to a message received at his London residence. His condition is described as still very grave.

London Earl of Carnaven Cairs Egypt

New Connecticut Co Bus to Run City Waterbury Route

Four buses of the approved model will operate between this city and Waterbury. The first bus made its initial trip yesterday. It seats about 40 with baggage, weighs four tons, and costs 10,000. It can reach high speeds with four entrances per side. Interior lighting and ventilation use dome lights and a vent system.

Public Utilities Commission Waterbury

Exhibit Articles Claimed Used in Destroying Bodies

ATLANTA Georgia March 10 A meat whopper cauldron and a grably j of lye said to have been used fore to destroy the bodies of Mrs Bidixe Dennis and her sister Miss Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta who disappeared mysteriously in San Antonio seven years ago were exhibited by court during the trial of Victor J Innes for using the mails and Mrs Dennis The prosecution introduced the exhibits to substantiate its theory that Innes killed the Nelms sisters dismembered the bodies and destroyed them with lye after defrauding the victims W S Bushes a grocer of San Antonio testified Innes purchased a quantity of lye age soap and ammonia from him in Toile 1214 Other witnesses testified to having seen the young women in San Antonio shortly before their disappearance Innes and his wife were tied for their murder the indictments being dismissed following failure of the state to produce the bodies Innes is being tried here on an indictment charging he persuaded Mrs Dennis to place with him money for investment in Montana and Utah lands Testimony indicates Innes never made such transactions.

Atlanta Mra Bidixe Dennis Beatrice Nelms San Antonio Victor Jed Dennis Innes W.S. Bushes Ines Toile Womet

Parchesi Game and Baked Beans Prompt Pastorate Change

In Mansfield Center, a parchesi game and baked bean supper led to Rev. Harold W. Tillinghast leaving his Congregational church post amid accusations of sermon purchasing by Deacon Archibald W. Buchanan Jr. The village, steeped in history, saw rumors of a “jollification” and parishioner uproar as the minister and his wife prepare to seek a new pastoral call.

Mansfield Center Harold W. Tillinghast Congregational Church Tillinghast Archibald W. Buchanan, Jr Tlinghast New England Churen Mr. Tillinghast Paul Revere

Bridgeport Fare Change Settlement Cites Appeal Doubt

City officials dispute the Connecticut company plan to extend a two cent fare increase and two and a half cent transfer fee. Mayor Atwater and Attorney Cornell question the order’s legality under Section 39.42, noting a short 4 day window before it takes effect. They favor a trial period and rehearing instead of immediate litigation or injunction.

Connecticut Meytor Bridgeport Fube Utilities Commission Cornell Public Stilities Commission Corneil Itwater Connerticut Company Atorney Cornell Atwater New Haven Lucius Etorre George J. Watrous Connecticut Company Ulder Huchard JT. Higgins Public Utilities Commission Commission

Fire kills two New York firemen as four buildings burn

Fire destroyed four century old buildings in Manhattan center's manufacturing district. Two firefighters died and 16 were injured as flames spread from a paper box factory and wet wash laundry to adjacent lithographic works. The wall collapse trapped rescuers Julius Spanier and William Aiello. an explosion followed.

New York 26Th Street Armes Bellevue Hospital Amon Julius Spanier William Aiello Aiello Spirnor

Obituary notices from Fairfield and surrounding towns

Multiple funeral notices and obituaries, detailing services, burial locations, and survivors. Thomas R Sweeney of Fairfield. John P Whalen of 447 Bransford Ave. Frederick L Jennings of Stratford. Mrs Mary Roache of 225 Pequonneck St. Mrs Sarah I Fox. Miss Ruth Mae Johnson of Ansonia. Miss Macrelly of Westport. Services held yesterday or upcoming. burial at St Thomas, St Michaels, Lakeview, or Mt St Peters cemeteries. various survivors and affiliations noted.

Thomas R. Sweenm Thomas R. Sweeney Fairfield Mullina, Scott & Redgate Golden Fir Street St. Thomas' Church William J. Blake Michael Neary William Boyham Frank Archambault Michael Whelan Albert Muttet James Yarrell St. Thomas’ Cemetery John P. Whalen Bransford Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital Twosons John R James F. Whalen Catherine A. Pak Ellen Keefe St. Patrick's Church St. Michel's Cemetery Mary Roache Thomas Roache Pequonneck Street Thomas Michael John Chicago Park City Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem St. Augustine's Church Sarah I. Fox Saran Louisa Fox Henry FE Fairfeld Avenue Willand H. Dey United Congregational Church Lakeview Ansonia Ansokla Ruth Mae Johnson Nichola Street Mt. St. Peter's Cemetery

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