City settles with Cornell out of courts
The Telegram reports a settlement reached out of court in a tax case with attorney John A Cornell. He will receive about 23,395 in legal fees, with the Board of Apportionment to allocate funds. Judge Baldwin praised the amicable adjustment and the public interest in avoiding trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cornell
Cornell
John A Cornell, Jr
City of
Bridgeport
Edward A. Drew
Superior Court
Alfred C. Baldwin
Henry Greenstein
Baldwin
Baliwin
Greenstein
Ware
Orwell
Carl Foster
John G. Stevens
Board of Education
Halawin
Chambers
Foster
June Baldwn
Stevens
Man Struck by Automobile In City Collision
Mauiael Costa, twenty six, of 872 Finnett street, was injured yesterday when struck by a car at Witlam street and Washington avenue. An ambulance took him to Emergency Hospital. Dr G E Tla berlin treated facial lacerations and body bruises. The car operator was Fred Starabin of 67 Wetfield avenue. Japan has 5006 women and girls employed as telegraph operators and in office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauiael Costa
Finnett Street
Witlam Street
Washington Avenue
GE Tlaberlin
Fred Starabin
Wetfield Avenue
Japan
Obituary notices for Stratford area residents and relatives
Obituaries span Rachel Robinson Emmitt J Morris Edith Bolliger Joseph F Eaton and Edward Francis Rourke detailing funeral times locations services and interment plans. The notices note surviving family members and respective addresses and cemeteries including Park cemetery Immaculate Conception cemetery St Michael's cemetery Union cemetery and St James church Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitt L. Morris
Emmitt J. Morris
Park Avenue
St Almwustine
Hoe
Agnes
Catherine of Dayton
Immaculate Conception
Port Jervis
N.Y
Edith J. Bolliger
Fidith J. Bolliger
Matthew J
Ida @ Bolliger
Christchurch
Stratford High School
Roland Lane
Eben Wooley
Wiliam Curtis
el Sanford
John Efford
Michael Marsick
H. Francis Hine
Union Cemetery
Edward Francis Rourke
Sherwood Place
Stratford
St. James‘church
St Michael's Cemetery
Thomas F
C Rourke
Stephen Gursey
City
Walter
Woodcliffe
N. J
James J. McCue
Danbury
John Rourke
Newark
H Duffy
H. Quigley
John Q Quigley
Boston
Murder witness jailed in statuary murder case pair
John Deaczigante aged 33 and Anna Gray aged 20 were arrested on statutory charges. Deaczigante was sentenced to months in jail and fined 100 and costs after arraignment before Judge William J Buckley. Gray's case continued two weeks for medical examination. The pair were longtime material witnesses in the murder investigation of Sarah Lussier. they were found living together at 188 Nichols Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deaczigante
Anna Gray
William J. Buckley
Descrisante
Miss Gray
Po- Hce
Sarah L. Lussier
Evitts Lane
Nichols Street
Thomson McNamara
John Doyle
Descerisante
PARENT TEACHERS TO GIVE CONCERT AT MAY FESTIVAL
The Beardsley school Parent-Teacher association presents a May festival at Warren Harding High School featuring a school chorus directed by Mrs. Paul Becker and a leading part by Miss Janet Clark in Consider the Lilies of the Fields. About 50 girls join in the performance with kindergarten songs led by Phyllis Stevens and Viola Brainferd. The Yankee Doodle Dandies group of 30 pupils incl Bryan and Robert Tomlinson George MacDonald Lews Reimers performs the patriotic finale. Committee includes Miss Jennie Fitzroy chair, Mrs Watson Tomlinson president, Mrs Carl Becker and Mrs George MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harding High School
Beardsley School
Paul Becker
Janet Clark
Edna Brown
Phyllis Stevens
Viola Brainferd
Bryan
Robert Tomlinson
George MacDonald
Lews Reimers
Jennie Fitzroy
Watson XII
Tomlinson
Beardsley Association
Carl Becker
City finances show year end disbursements hit 9.34 million
City Treasurer Otto K Edelmann reports total disbursements for the fiscal year ending March 31 at 9 345 350 34 with district balances and fund statuses including 546 110 82 in First district 265 72 76 in Second district 1 327 07497 and 654 21718 unexpended bond issues in Second district 29331 in school funds 1 09894 expended 3 60062 firemen relief 1 22237 police pension 24098 widows pension after distributions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto K. Edelmann
Widows’ Pension Fund
Pattuzzi Woman Fatal Fall From Window
Mrs Josephine Pattuzzi thirty wife of John Pattuzzi a cellist in Penn Palace theatre orchestra is dying of a fractured skull after leaping headlong from a second story window at 120 Poplar Street. She had mental strain from domestic difficulties and had just returned from New Haven hospital. her husband and mother were with her earlier. Local ambulance responded but she refused transport then worsened and was moved to St Vincent's hospital. She is mother of John Pattuzzi Jr a juvenile violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Street
Josephine Pattuzal
John Pattuzal
Pen's Palace Theatre
St. Vincent's Hospital
New Haven
H. A. Savitz
John Pattuaat, Jr
City Dispensary Treats 19 472 Patients in Year
City health report details 19 472 patients treated in the last fiscal year. New patients numbered 2 901 with 2 403 Americans and 498 foreigners. Breakdowns include Bridgeporters and outsiders, ages under 16, and dental care. Facility notes 969 examinations, 2 061 permanent extractions, 5 493 permanent filings, 5 089 prescriptions, and $798.10 in free prescriptions. Ambulance calls totaled 2 346 with 4 134 aid applications. hospital referrals and clinic statistics are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrens
Jplaarmacy Division
Bridgeport Hospital
St. Vincent's
Medical Social Service Department
DOUSE SMALL FIRE IN PAPER MILLS
Firemen answered near seven last night at the Tall Paper mill on Railroad Avenue where bales of paper burst into flames likely from spontaneous combustion The blaze was controlled with minimal loss though crews stood by to prevent a rekindle Yesterday afternoon at 1 30 two box alarms were reported for a small shed fire at 84 Highland Avenue behind Benjamin Delveno s property Two boxes Harral Lexington and Washington Highland streets issued alarms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
Highland Avenue
Benjamin Delveno
Harral
Lexington Avenues
Washington and
Highland Avenues
Youth Dies After Train Cuts Off His Legs
New Haven May 13 AP Herbert Peterson seventeen of this city died at Grace hospital from injuries suffered earlier when struck by a work train in Cedar Hill yards of the New Haven railroad. He was not an employee and was walking the tracks when hit. both legs were amputated above the knee after arrival at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Herbert Peterson
Grace Hospital
Cedar Hill
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SDS
Rachel Robinson
North Avenue
A. R. Abriola
Joseph F. Eaton
Harry
Lillien Strasburger Eaton
King Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Harry Jr
Gerald
Mildred
Eleanor
Marion
Nichols Avenue School
St. Michael's Cemetery
Pattuzzi
Train
Oakland
Overland
Ford Sedan
Chandler
BUICK
Chevrolet
Star Sedan
Maxwell Co
Chevalet
Eeene
FORD
Franklin
Durant Ford
Bridgeport Auto Co., Inc
John Street
West Avenue
John St
Emd
West Ave
Neuhoff
Theo
Berets
Milan Bengaline
Poursy, Vortontadhn
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