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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1922

Page

14

Republicans to Celebrate Poll Victory Tuesday

Ninth District Republicans set Wednesday night for a victory celebration at Odd Fellows hall 1088 Broad Street starting at 7. The event includes banquet, toasts by John W King and a pledging entertainment. Howard S Challenger Harl Haviland Otto W Edeman oversee arrangements as supporters praise Challenger and Samford amid intra party opposition.

Foupler Odd Fellows Broad Besimvine Auth Republican Club Fenth Dwelfth King Howard S. Challenger Harl Haviland Otto WK. Edeman John TV. King Mytrid Sand Wilpert Samford

Four Dwellings Included in Proposed Building Permits

Building commissioners granted 22 permits including four dwellings and a brick residence at 740 Fork Avenue. Projects span 400 Summit Street to 198 Courtland Street, with adds, garages, and remodels totaling $153,400. Notable listings include H Rock two family dwelling at 400 Summit and J R Carpenter addition at 198 Courtland Street.

Fork Avenue State Street Tor L. Baumrind Beardsley Line Summit Street H. Rock Park Avenue Tor L. We ‘A Courtyand Street J. R. Carpenter T. Aroniog Center Street Domovick Ku House Lincoln J. Komendik Arch Street Lee Bros. Apy

Plan to organize Democrats for upcoming campaign meeting

The executive committee of the party will meet next Monday night to discuss plans for organizing the Democrats for the campaign year. The session will cover routine business and settle recent campaign affairs as the party heads into the new political phase.

Democratic Party

Girth Certificates Notice of Birth Details

Vital statistics column lists several birth entries with names and partial addresses. Includes Janie Casapelly, a daughter born November 2 to Charles Ketwin and Pauline Ketwin at 1444 Servivenue. Mario Tesmrente and Louisa Meninie, a child born November 2 at 0021 Ash street. Valenty Stodelsi, 27, of 37 Athintig Street. Olanaki resident at 1893 Park Avenue. Wasil Jesmulu, 28, of 2 Columbia Court. Helen Jacynwieg of Fairfield, Connacticut.

Janie Ganatana Casapelly Charles Pauline F. Ketwin Marrhere Mario Tesmrente Ash Street Louisa Meninie Fairfeld Connecticu Valenty Stodelsi Athintig Streat Olanaki

Roof Damage Report At Bremkhne Riding Academy

A roof damage incident was reported at Bremkhne Riding Academy this afternoon. Navy personnel assisted as a crew of four was believed to be involved. preliminary estimates place damage at about five units.

Bairpigld Navy Aha Bremkhne Lingved Behs

Hammering Bad for Homes in Dansville Plant Claim

Plain of Pembroke Street reports heavy hammering at Stinger Manufacturing forging plant causing alleged damage. Witnesses mention 600 pound hammers dropping and potential seismic effect on nearby homes. Legal action seeks privacy injunction and damages from the company as of December.

Chuang Stinger Manufacturing Company Pembroke Street Yan Pelingeing Dygenta Yesserday Christopher I. Avery Prativat the Sige Company Tuas Haltey Comap Kent

Judge Visits Site After Tenement Noise Hearing

Judge Avery and counsel toured the plan after the hearing to observe the noise and vibration that prevented renting the tenements. They aimed to obtain firsthand information on the situation and assess remedies.

Avery Viclotty

Child Hygiene Chief Addresses Visiting Nurses Meeting

Def D Taylor director of the Child Hygiene and Infant Welfare addressed members of the Visiting Nurse association yesterday in the auditorium of Welfare Hall. Members of the Manhattan City Cantey committee held a morning session to pass on the bids from the previous month.

Def. D. Taylor Department of the Board of Health Ing Nurse Association Yeterday Wellare Wal Ing Matticipa

Campaign offices for both parties closed in town

Campaign headquarters for both political parties here have been closed after the election. Chairman J A Robinson said the room in the Liberty building will be retained for keeping committee papers and books. The temporary headquarters on Main Street have been removed.

Enim Palam Ling J A. Bf. Robinson Liberty Building Hia Bommilitea Corrimil Ter Glinws Tha. Ghairwany Foln Fl. Mectuni

Executive committee to decide on permanent headquarters

The article notes that no arrangements were made for a permanent headquarters by the Chairman and that the decision will be made at a meeting of the Executive committees Monday night.

Om Hie

Natick Stars Produce Wartmouth Football Standouts

York reports Capt Burke, leader of the Wartmouth team that plays Cornell at Forge Grounds, is the third Natick graduate to rise to a stellar varsity role. Eddie Mahesh and Eddie Harvard from Natick are also noted as alumni. Word indicates charges of non-support were filed against William Cook of 06 Henry Street after being overheard.

York Captie Burke Wartmouth Cornell Forco Grounds Natick Mass Eddie Mahesh Eddie Ca Harvard Navik

Milford Inn Raided For Prohibition Violation

Milford police and state officers arrested Joseph Cassilo proprietor of the Seven Gables Inn on the Boston Post road for Prohibition violations. A raid used a wire warrant issued by Judge J J Brown Jr. Three quarts of alleged liquor were confiscated and Cassilo was held on $900 bond for trial Monday morning. Fi Lipia, a worker in the inn, was also involved.

Milford Moray Lipa

Local Inn Raid Leads to Liquor Charge and Fines

A raid on the Seven Ables Inn resulted in charges for selling liquor and a $200 bond set. Tas, spring, and Castile were found guilty of violating the Walstead act, with fines of $500 plus costs. The case references a clearing house established in the country and notes a 1888 New York context.

Honda Seven Ables Inn Tas Spring Castile Aera Peca New Yu

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