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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1922

Page

8

Arbor Day Observed by Westport Pupils and Town

Arbor Day activities center in Westport with Staples High School sophomores preceding assembly in the hall and services at other schools. Governor urging participation while local officials report term end, report cards, and new town projects including sidewalk bids, Riverside sewer expansion, and a new storefront display planned by a Spring Hill business.

Westport West Phna S. Gilbertig State Strest Riverside Avenue Haz Nis Louis Colin Spring Hill Road h.Consable George Mills Burr ‘Avenue Dor Iwarden Onstable Mills James M. Whittlesey Westport Wacy Company Canal Street Ipower Airs John Keene Spring “Hill Harry Langerback Riverside Ave Mr. Lauderback Sey York, New Haves and Hartory Railroad Company Gdonn Saugatuck Station Mark Luescher New York City Hull Gorners Southport Westport Water Company Tuescher

Pump law will not hurt present dealers in reality

Superintendent Patrick J. Mlanagan denied the new one dollar-from-the-curb rule will force existing curb gasoline pumps to close. He said the law will be used to prevent new pumps of this type while allowing about 300 current dealers to stay in business, though approval for drive-in stations remains in question.

Patrick J. Mlanagan Mlanagan

Smallpox checked in Stratford and local court tale

Stratford May 1 Special Dr G Fewig health officer reports no new smallpox cases in two days due to strict vaccination. Many children were vaccinated at free clinics. teachers also being vaccinated. Also noted are health issues among Legion officers and a postponed port meeting. A breach of peace case involves Ray Frank G Fawkes, pastor, and Rev Harrison amid church factional dispute with charges of debt mismanagement and withheld reports.

Stratford G Fewig Lewis Layard Sayacoal American Legion Grippe Henry Wells May Moth Nolky Ray Frank G. Fawkes Friendship Church of Bridgeport Frank Harrison New York Fowkes Harrison

Dublists Sentenced in Knife Attack Case

Jake Hewkins of 37 High Street and Leon Williams of 72 Olive Street were arraigned in county court after a Sunday knife incident on Lexington Avenue. Each received a six month jail term for the assault.

Jake Texas Hewkins Leon Duke) Williams Olive Street Lexington Avenue Warp

One Daughter to Benefit by Croker Will

London dispatch reports Richard Croker will leave only his daughter living in England a legacy, excluding his two sons and the America-based daughter. The article recalls Croker's bitterness toward his children, his deathbed conversations, and his insistence on his own philosophy as he faced death.

Croker Wis London Richard Croker England Tom Wo Bos Stillorgan America Croker Mage Irelan Ehudiah Lt Jn Tex New York Craker Glencairn Lennon Dublin

Delegates Named to Convention of the C. of C May 15

Bridgeport delegates were selected to attend the national convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington in May 1916. Edmund Wolfe of the Jocut chamber, D. Fairchild Wheeler, and others head the list, with J. Kingsbury of the Bridgeport Brass Company and Alpheus Winter of the Bridgeport Manufacturers' Association serving as councillors. Carl F. Dietz, president of the Bridgeport Brass Company, was chosen by the State Manufacturers' Association to replace C. D. Jackson of Hartford as councillor.

Bridgeport Ti Fed States Chamber of Commerce Washington Edmund & Wolfe Praident Jocut Chamber D. Fairchild Wheeer Eredford D Pierce Try BK PB. Terpill Malcolm Herr. R. WP Cruding~ Yon Seward Price Diner State Chamber of Commerce Alpheus Winter Bridgeport Manufacturers’ Association Carl F. Dietz Bridgeport Brass’ Company State Manufacturers’ Association C.D. Jackson Hartford

MG A Boys Banquet Plans Business Meeting Talk

The boys' cabinet of the X MGA will hold a business meeting and supper tonight in the boys department banquet room. After routine business, new general secretary Mr. Northcutt will deliver a brief talk on shifting the boys' defeat to the main event.

X MG A Northcutt

Dunn road building bill approved by House

Washington May 10 The House passed the Dunn road building bill by a 292 to 106 vote authorizing a 1 year appropriation of 95 million dollars for road building beginning next July and 75 million for the following year The measure includes provisions for federal funds limited to 12500 per mile for the year ending June 30 1923 and 10000 per mile thereafter Also authorizes 6.5 million for forest roads and trails for the year ending June 30, 1924

Washington House Senate Dunn New York

Churches Plan Ten Year War Against War

The commission on International justice and good-will of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America outlines a decade long, education based campaign to end war. Led by Dr Sidney L Gullick the plan calls for international law, peace institutions, and broad church cooperation to enlist tens of thousands of youth in a warless world.

Washington Crusbe Commission On International Justice Federal Council of ‘the Churches‘ of “Christ America Sidney L. Gullick Warness All Churches J Christians

Semenoff Exploits Aired In Court In Bankruptcy Hearing

New York May 1 General Gregorio Semenoff former Ataman of the Cossacks faces bankruptcy hearing disputes as his counsel seeks to vacate the order. Ezra T Prentice recites Semenoff life, with evidence from the Omsk Trailing Company and Korensky government papers. Attorneys delay further arguments until Wednesday as the case proceeds.

New York Gregorio Semenoff I Cossacks Bech Menoff Hoterse Oy Olney Henlige Youraveta Home Semenott Prentice Omsk, Rusala Training Company Semenoft Siberia

Democrats Consider Sheriff Race in Fairfield County

The article notes Democrats imagine a chance to unseat Sheriff Simeon Pease of Fairfield. Anthony Abriola, former deputy and city sheriff, announces for the nomination and expects to win. Other named figures include Lawrence Gill and Lawrence Gallagher as potential candidates in a late-summer or early-fall convention context.

Anthony Ry Abriam Pield Abriola Lawrence J. Gill Lawrence T. Uallagher Democratic Abriolla William Vollmer

City Sheriff Contends for Democratic Nomination and Pease Backer

The city sheriff is a Democratic leader in the Eighth district and seeks the nomination. Rumor has it that Sheri Pease will be nominated without opposition in Republican circles, with expectations of a strong vote. The scene hints at a battle if the sheriff secures the Democratic nod, while Pease maintains a solid chance of winning.

Binghia Sheri Pease Coure Abriola

Woman Injured After Fall From Stairs At Home

Mrs. Robert Kraft of 49 Stocht's place fell down stairs in her home yesterday, injuring her arm. Dr. J.P. Walsh of the Emergency Hospital examined her and diagnosed a painful wrench with no broken bones.

Robert Kraft Stocht's Place J.P. Walsh

Stratford Library Announces Smallpox Health Order

The Stratford library bans book lending due to smallpox health orders. Reading room remains open but unvaccinated children are barred. books may be held by the health department until further notice. Librarian Mira Frances Russell announced the measure yesterday.

Judge Arrested Over Parking Violations in Fairfield

Jonathan Grout, assistant judge of Fairfield town court, was arrested yesterday on charges of violating the twenty minute parking law. Motorists were fined one dollar each and paid in full.

Jonathan “Grout Fairfield Town Myer

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