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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
18
Robert Gabler of 143 Holley was struck by an automobile while crossing Main Street yesterday and suffered a fracture to his left foot. He was removed to the hospital for treatment.
Michael Keroski, seven, of 430 Spruce Street, remained in critical condition with a fractured skull at St. Vincent's Hospital last night after being struck Thursday by an iron pipe wielded by a youthful playmate. Howard Smith, former fax collector, is among the missing. Walter S. Warg will explain several unclear items to officials.
Fraternal editor notes meetings for lodge changes and announces a Pyramid temple parade from the Stratfield Hotel to the Casino on State Street tonight. Visitors from New Haven Hartford and others will attend with a concert at the Stratfield at 4 pm and a banquet to follow. Parade details list marching units and route from Chapel Street to State Street via Main and Courtland streets.
Senator Cummins of Iowa led a protest against tariff schedule changes on steel in the Payne Aldrich bill. He argued against government price fixing while backing fair foreign competition and noted the need for accurate information before broad tariff revision. Democratic leaders Underwood and Stanley argued US steel could be cheaper, deeming duties unnecessary.
Charles Shallue of 352 French Street suffered grave injuries when he and his wife were struck by a car driven by Homer L. Taylor of 1913 Norman Street after exiting a streetcar. Mrs Shallue was not seriously hurt. Taylor was charged with driving and evading responsibility and released on $1,000 bond. his case was continued for two weeks.
Obituaries announce Vera M. Craig of Buffalo who died after pneumonia two weeks ago at home. Survived by husband Robert A. Craig, sister-in-law, two brothers, two sisters, and others. Funeral from Angus G. Baker mortuary chapel, Lakeview Cemetery burial. Also William E. Titon of 141 Adam Street buried Lakeview after services. survived by wife and one son. Johanna Dalton’s funeral held at Seaview Avenue residence with high mass. pallbearers named. burial in St. Michael's cemetery. Robert Cameron funeral at 413 East Malthreet. burial in Lakeview. survived by wife and four children and relatives.
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