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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
17
An extensive, fragmented notice page lists funeral services and remembrances for numerous individuals across cities. It includes interment details, family invitations, and references to churches, cemeteries, and memorial halls, with dates, times, and locations varying by entry. The text preserves names, addresses, and organizations where readable.
An obituary page reports multiple funeral services and burials. Aon Matyaven Wats Fae died recently with a funeral from 682 Myrkle Avenue and Sacred Heart Church, assisted by Rev. Ty and Rev Sullivan. pallbearers included James Patrick Whaler, Edward Mulling, and others. burial at St Michaels cemetery. Additional notices describe Mrs. Nut Bed Lyllesy, Jane, and others with services at St Patrick's Church and Milford cemetery, listing several mourners, bearers, and family connections. The column notes deaths of George Franklin Miner, Clarence Siner, and others with services at Milford and St Michaels. references to origins and descendants, and a series of burials and memorials across local churches.
A fragmented English piece profiles a Greek-born woman, tied to high society, who defends her marriage to a wealthy figure amid political talk of Venizelos and Greece. She argues Greek women are capable and that American life offers freedom to study women’s roles.
Stratford women invited to Parkard hall for an 8 o clock talk by Dr. Rob Whelan on cancer awareness and early symptoms. The event is under the Stratford Visiting Nurse Association and supported by the African Society for Cancer Control.
London dispatch quotes Viscount Kane saying Japan seeks disarmament more than any nation. He notes Japan’s long history of invasions and threats from foreign powers, argues disarmament would aid national self preservation and contrasts wartime mobilization with democratic reforms including extending franchise to women. He warns against capitalist motives behind war and calls for a global disarmament conference.
New Haven resident Harry Seames was fined 250 and costs by a local court for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence with a loaded firearm in possession. Other defendants, including Bette Moore and Dr Thongs, faced charges on Hartford and Meriden roads with varying fines for liquor violations.
In Hartford City Court an appeal is filed over a rum seizure involving $25,000 valuation. Prosecution cites Long brothers owners of a city business. The case centers on a reputation clause under a state law and seeks Supreme Court review.
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