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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1922

Page

8

Injunction Granted To Halt Gasoline Station Plan

Judge Christopher J Avery granted a temporary restraining order against General Auto Supply to stop building a pumping station along the Harbor Line east of Ska iatfora avenue bridge. Davud Holdeworth of Bridgeport claims possession rights and seeks to prove ownership while contesting the defendant’s land claim. The case questions actual ownership of the Harbor line as the injunction awaits further motion.

Christopher J. Avery Yes Arday General Auto Supply Company Om Ti Ska Iatfora Avenue Bridge Hspenvines Manlee Resnick Davud Holdeworth Bridgeport Harbor Sv .Ehe Duminion Kay Company Penussions Mae Compani Ssome Tegal Hi Dr Imine Hie Sunply Auto Supply +company Theic Etory

Chieppo Given Heavy Fine and Jail Sentence

Louis Chieppo, 20, of New Weven, was arrested after a reckless driving incident in the city. Police found 45 quarts of liquor in the vehicle. He was sentenced to seven months in jail and fined 390 dollars plus costs, arraigned in City Court yesterday morning, and he took an appeal with bonds set at 1,000 dollars.

Louis Chieppo New Weven

Wilson M Kes Reply to Statements by Burns

Wilson M Kes replies to statements by Owen Burns on board elections. He argues that members are elected by the people, not appointed by party conventions, and asserts the board’s members derive power from the public rather than from appointing conventions. He contends vacancies should be filled by board vote and defends electoral parity with other public offices.

Wilson M.kes Burns Lynn W. Wilson Hhres Dent Owenburns Board A. Education Board'of Education Democratic Republica Ho Wag Memon Bov Ara Supreme Court Burns Rhes

Five Baby Elephants Arrive From Germany At Circus

Five baby elephants arrived at the Barnum and Bailey circus winter home, imported from Hamburg Germany. The infants will be trained for stunts under the circus trainers, with additional arrivals expected later from Connecticut.

Barnum and Binaling Circus Circus Taney Hamburg Germany Connecticut

Woman Saves Eight From Fire In Tenement

In New York a woman and her husband woke to flames in their tenement. Fire started at the door as eight tenants, including six children, fled unharmed before firefighters arrived. An alarm spread. no injuries reported.

New York Cassocific Ironian Diana Atenement Jessie Sarotti

Mayor Urges Two Minute Pause Saturday Armistice Reflections

Pred Atwater asks all city residents to pause two minutes at 11 o clock tomorrow in memory of arms ending hostilities. No official holiday proclamation. flags to fly on banks offices stores and factories. City Hall open except Clerk’s office. American Legion Veterans groups plan participation in statewide Norwalk event.

Horning Atwater American Legion Veterans of Torsion Wars Connecticus National Guard Norwalk Veterans of Foreign Wars Ger

Dorothy Gordon Lane Former Guardian Admits

Dorothy Gordon Lane heiress to a large estate was not insane when she was committed to a sanitarium for the second time. In March 1921 Willi Jardine, former guardian, admitted under cross-examination proceedings brought by the girl's uncle John P Gardiner of Baldwin, L. 1, opposing Jardine's petition for reappointment as guardian.

Boston Dorothy Gordon Willi Jardine Waverley John P. Gardiner Baldwin, L. 1

Chamberlaw Seeks Permission to Fly at Meet

Clarence TD Ghantkeblain, barred from entering planes at the Yale Bowl incident, requested entry for the New Flava aviation meet in Hartford. After a hearing, officials denied his flying but allowed him to stay three days to aid the event. We are told more than eight Danes glrsity entered.

Hattford Clarence TD Ghantkeblain New Jersey New Flava Hartford Chamberlain Gewird

D. J. Holmes Co Awarded City Cinder Contract

The D J Holmes Co of this city was yesterday awarded a contract to supply 1000 yards of cinders for street repairs at 75 cents per yard. The bid from Karm Terminal was 1.00 and Doherty bid 1.20, with the award confirmed by the Board of Contract and Sup.

D.J. Holmes Co Yesturdw Holmes Co Karm Doherty

Brain operation suggested for Lester Ibrain

New York November 9 a brain operation to cure weakness for forgery was recommended by Dr Ernest Vaught medical attache of the staff of District Attorney Ruston of Kings County. The notice names Geofr: Vi Lester the fiction writer as the patient and subject of the recommendation.

New York Vi Lester Ernest Vaught Ruston Kings Count

James Price Arrested After Breach of Peace Claim

James Price of Poplar Street was arrested yesterday on a breach of the peace charge. Police say he interfered with sidewalk work along Maplewood Avenue at Hancock Avenue adjoining his property. Price says workers took materials from his land and he was threatened with an axe when he objected. His bond was set at 23 dollars.

Jamey Price Poplar Street Maplewood Avenue Hancock Avenue Price Workme Up Axe

Clara Phillips Story Refuted by Surprise Witness

In Los Angeles the defense disputed Mrs. Clara Phillips story about the hammer used to kill Mrs. Alberta Mathews. A surprise witness testified that Peggy Caffee bought the hammer and planned to use it on her husband, supporting a conflicting account of the murder weapon.

Los Angeles Clara Phillips Alberta Peggy Caffee

One Way Traffic Ordinance Awaits Signing

An amendment to the one way street rule changes Benk and Cannon from Main to Broad in a westward path and Court from State to Gilbert to a southerly path. It requires drivers to pass only in designated directions. police to enforce. Mayor Atwater has not signed yet and no evidence of withholding approval.

Benk Cannon Main Street Broad Street Court Street State Gilbert Street Atwater Sone

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Harbor Line Chieppo Gity Dorothy Gordon Lane Guardian Chamberlaw Yale D. J. Holmes CO Lester James Price Lipton's Tea Lincoln van Dyk Duchess Mara Victory James van Dyk Main ST Stratfield Hotel Brunswick Altona Ultona Gilman Music Store Ford Golden Hill Street
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