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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
6
Federal agents conducted a railroad raid seizing UEK and arresting foreman Josephwell and others. The operation targeted a whisky and vinegar production cell in New Wak, with plans to transport and obtain excess consignments. The detainees will be brought to New Maven for storage and processing.
Redding May 11 The Demc clubs plan a joint meeting Thursday evening at the church parlors in Reddug cen. Speakers include Vig Mise Fizabeih S Huhn and others highlighting the organization and upkeep needs. A delegation from the Womens beduxiliary will attend Lyons Plains Thursday evening. Local social visits noted with several named residents visiting in town.
Reported highlights from a regional meet noting NG Hill School as a state athletic winner. The account mentions numerous attendees, local figures, and related ceremonies with names of residents and educators present at the event.
A community toast will honor a mother and daughter at Fairfield Church of history. Mrs Carl Ghuica will speak at the event held in the parish hall during evening services. Mia Frank Salih will present the feast, with Margaret Lesh Vusa arranging festivities.
In Newtown on May 11 a concert by a local chorus delighted guests led by Jennie Cree and under Danbury’s supervision. The event featured soprano George Cackle of Seetown and culminated in the marriage of Miss Viola A Geckle to Nicholas Maderna of Derby, with a reception and farewell toast.
A Wilton church group notes the birth of a daughter to Mr Donald and Mrs. Brask at a local hospital. The family attends the Church of the Ascension and plans a quiet celebration with relatives. A community gathering at the Young Peoples group is mentioned, along with other local social updates and planned church activities.
Stratford news notes Governor John Brubu l invited to attend Alemoruo Day ceremonies on May 30 with plans for a morning visit and potential Hartford review. The event includes a large gun exhibit, a parade, and the local railroad exhibit.
Harmony Grange announces the initiation of the Monroe class with a Thursday ceremony. The event includes committee roles and mentions several local names and groups associated with the lodge.
Milford prepares elaborate events for the new Fort Trumbull firehouse opening with invitations, a reception on Thursday at the beach, speeches, entertainment, and dancing led by Miss Weeds orchestra. A public open house is slated for May 16 from 1 to 5 pm with tours of the new facility and its equipment.
Danbury gains momentum on a proposed normal school dormitory and high school project. State officials report favorable committee findings and possible approval for land purchase near White Street, with Danbury awaiting required appropriations to proceed.
A Greenfield Grange program took place in Trumbull Hall featuring fourteen members and six guests. Local readings and musical selections were performed with community participation and a community supper served afterward. Police report a separate incident describing an assault and attempted robbery near New Haven. arrests followed.
Easton Grange holds a special meeting on Tuesday evening to present a prepaid program. The program includes songs such as The Grange Old Story Reading by Abel Mutman and several solos and duets. Attendees listed include Mrs Chester Hust and Mrs Wall Seeley among others.
Rev Hugh Shields of Ridgefield will speak on Wells Religion with readings from the poet at the First Church of Christ chapel service on Sunday evening May 31 at the Ridgefield chapel.
The article lists Huntington and Nichols parishioners who attended the Diocesan Lenten Mission Service for children in Hartford, presenting their mite box offerings. It also notes a moved shooting event at Jumington Fish and Game club, perfect attendance for April, electrical wiring in White Hills homes, and a parish supper planned by the St Pauls Episcopal Women’s Guild with a long list of local attendees and guests.
A Darien motorist, Sholman, was fined 25 dollars and costs in Darien Court before Judge Selleck for reckless driving. He admitted speeding, claiming he did not know how fast. Police reported speeds of 50 mph from the Durlen to the Episcopal church and 54 mph to Helfants Gag station before being caught.
Central Grammar School hosts the spring exhibition for 21 grades and departments. Ferrence Rose supervises manual training while Miss Milfred Chapman leads home economics. A wide display of student projects from art to crafts will be shown with free admission and invites the public to attend.
Bridgeport resident William Simpson alleged as a western circus man was fined six dollars and costs and given ten days in jail after being arraigned in town court on a charge of stealing a harness from Walter Beckwith a year ago at Giaamere.
Garden club members will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Lawton estate to hear nature talks. Pallets and a spring flower show are planned with about 25 exhibit classes anticipated, including roadside beautification themes.
Lordship May 11 Special reports a reorganized club replacing the former Lordship Country Club, nearly 40 members pledged with more to come. Opening night set for next Saturday with an entertainment program and a short business session to name nominating and other committees.
In Siamford on May 1, an organ grinder from Bridgeport named with address 404 Crane Street was fined and costs after a Humane officer reported a lame horse drawn without shoes. Marien Keele and an officer examined the animal. the horse was found worn down, then sent to a stable for shoeing.
A special town court session set for Tuesday morning will hear six men arrested Saturday on liquor transport charges. Bail set at 5090 each. defendants include Joseph Waldman and others from New York City and nearby towns. arraignment to follow. Mother’s Day service at Greens Barmes Congregation drew a large crowd with violin and piano pieces, vocal selections, and readings by local church members.
Washington May 11 Associated Press War department officials consider the joint maneuvers in Hawaiian waters may require setting priorities for assigning modern planes to the Army Air Service for Hawaiian and other overseas defense.
Judge Frederick W. Fosdick of the Superior court was operated on for appendicitis today. Dr. Frenkin G Balk of Boston announced the judge is resting easily.
May 11 defense and state lawyers clashed in the trial of Manes Barile charged with first degree murder for allegedly shooting his wife in Ceres last March, delaying proceedings amid entanglements. Also a separate item notes a restaurant keeper at 470 Pacific Street cited for violations, with a 30 day jail term.
The monthly supper conference of the Sunday wheel workers of the First Church of Christ will be held in the church parlors on Friday night May 22. The event aims to gather members for fellowship and plans.
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