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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
7
A fragmented passage notes Vesemeo T Thoreal and others in a show with students facing charges or payments related to their experience. References to wars, teachers, and varying names appear amid unclear lines and names.
R E Bledsoe son of S T Bledsoe general counsel for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe company died by his own hand in New York City after reportedly hiring a boat and diving off. He had been living in Phoenix since World War I and is survived by a widow.
A jury sentenced a woman to prison for attacking her husband with acid. The trial highlighted emotional restraint and the defendant's youth. Judges imposed a range of penalties from one to fourteen years, with the court noting the defendant’s demeanor during the proceedings.
An elderly Norwalk postal employee, born November, will retire May 18 after forty years of service. He began his career at the local post office on June 1, 1884, and has served at various routes, including the main Met road station, with health considerations noted.
A apoplectic stroke claimed Pop Garwood known as the daddy of athletics. He was long linked with Franklin and West Sail Athletic associations and supported the national track scene. Authorities reported his passing after a lengthy career shaping local sports efforts.
Special to She Telegram Washington May 3 Bridgeport had one of the lowest infant mortality rates in Connecticut in 1924 per the Census Bureau State Department report. The city recorded 1527 total deaths in the year with 144 deaths of children under one year, and births totaled 3 75, placing Bridgeport behind Manchester and Windsor in infant mortality among cities and towns.
Leo Sheffield and Russe Hereaument berg of Batteries 11th Coast Artillery stationed at Fort Wright were held for trial after pleading guilty to forgery in Superior Court. Sheffield, living at 118 Gall Street, Sea Britain, signed Bank names to four checks and obtained $200. Hereau, from Seymour, secured $200 from a local bank.
A garbled report describes coast guard actions and bystanders in a pursuit game. It mentions government officers and an apparent incident near a reef opposite Porter, with unclear outcomes and missing details about people involved.
A local primary contest features a woman challenging her former spouse. The scene centers on campaign activity at the Shopping Point area with taxpayers and supporters present.
Lorie May 3 report states former millionaire Reilly described by a large banker as charged with petty larceny and sent to bail set at 1000. He pleads not guilty. Attorney says the defendant has wealth well above assets and was once president of Victory Gas. His fortune and alimony details are noted, with seizure of Brookyn furnishings and two automobiles after cashing two worthless checks at the Waldorf Astoria.
President Coolidge leaves the Armour Morris packet amalgamation decision to Secretary Jardine. Jardine will study whether selling Morris assets to Armour violates law or risks sanctions. The President sees no need to consult the Justice Department for drafting opinions.
Agents in Springfield Massachusetts announced the Albany pool will cease operations in New York after this week’s play. While authorities have halted the Albany pool the network, not connected to it, continues a smaller but active operation, with plans to promote the New Jersey base within two weeks.
The Bridgeport Junior Chamber of Commerce will host its second dance of the year at the Ritz on Friday evening May 15 with the Rio Orchestra providing music and special attractions. The group, for men aged 18 to 36, aims to engage young professionals and promote local commerce and educational development.
Danbury Normal School alumnae announce a reunion at the hotel Gran in the afternoon. A reception will be held and dinner planned. Members and alumnae from the school year will gather and elect officers for the ensuing year.
A Buffalo man was found dead in a Chicago hotel. The deceased, a 45 year old bachelor and banker, recently resided in Buffalo and was reported missing by peers and correspondence. Authorities noted no immediate signs of foul play and investigation continues.
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