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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
16
State and county game wardens probe the killing of three deer near Danbury over several days. Each animal was shot with a high powered rifle, two were found near Kiderbay, and officials suspect the same shooter. Wardens expect to question a likely suspect soon and renew patrols in the woods.
At a Stepney Volunteer Fire Company meeting the committee report on buying a chemical apparatus was approved. A 40 horse power unit with a 0 gallon tank, mounted on a cliff, was ordered for about 5000 dollars. Donations were not needed, and work began immediately. Private residents and nearby towns were mentioned in local notes.
The Newtown crop of native turkeys is sparse this year with few breeders left. Community figures note it is difficult to raise them, while many residents rely on standing orders from last year to secure a seasonal turkey for Thanksgiving meals. Local Grange rehearsals and social visits are also mentioned in the town notes.
A garbled telegram fragment reports a visit plan to Allingctown Norwalk dated November 21. The text mentions The People’s a niece or son, Weston, Weert, and a boy in need of clothing or figures. it is incomplete and obscured by OCR errors, with references to payments or supplies lingering.
A local notice announces Judge Brown will speak to pupils at the Avilroad school this Friday as part of a community week program. The event aims to discuss civic duties and local issues with students.
Stratford police today arrested four youths for alleged assault and attempted sexual contact with two women after a planned wedding reception in Stratford. Laws, 20, and others from Roosevelt and Junta streets face serious charges. two are held in Stratford jail on bond, others released.
In Trumbull, Phillips the treasurer of a company faced trial before Justice Beach for alleged dangerous driving. A car struck Hen ry Cipon’s daughter in front of her car, she was knocked to the ground and suffered a serious leg fracture, hospitalized at Sir Vincents. Phillips remained free on bond of $1.
A 50 member Stratfield residents chorus formed during the Wartimes Wea Liberty effort persists amid social tensions and wartime needs. New leadership under Mariesont Yeeve Shermuut Wall and others aims to organize weekly meetings at Lincoln school, while a fuel- aid fundraiser and charity drive support wounded soldiers and local families.
Special to the Pelee notes Devon's census reaching about 2500 with a two thousand population figure cited. The report describes development since twenty years ago, including streets, number of dwellings, a hotel, schools, churches, clubs, and various associations. Visitors Mr Madden and Mrs Madden and local residents from Camden Street are mentioned along with current town features and facilities.
In Ansonia, Judge of Probate Leon Molloy of Derby married Miss Annie Mye of Ansonia. The ceremony at Assumption Church featured best man George Coret of Collinsville and officiant Joseph Wrouderick of Seymour. The couple plans a wedding breakfast at Stratford hotel Striv.
A Norwalk board meeting will choose a new education head with Alexander or Dr. Tummien among likely appointees. Mary Marshall Dropley and Mrs. Brooks are mentioned in Europe or on leave as candidates. A special session will decide the superintendent’s successor and other staffing.
Mae Wasticie headlines a Parish Educational entertainment tonight at Westport Y. Petro will perform as an accordionist and humorist, while Vincon presents the program. The Stamford area tournament for boys under seventeen looms, with pool and chess games, and a prize for the Y. team.
A Greenwich note notes a pledge by Mrs. Thompson and daughter to support charity activities. Martin Quint, of Greenwich, is named in connection with the event held around Christmas time, with plans and arrangements announced for community involvement.
Josephine Ze sever year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zever, Norwalk, sues Connecticut Company for injuries from June 4 accident on a streetcar. Her right leg was amputated after being dragged 100 feet. She remains hospitalized at Norwalk General Hospital undergoing multiple graftings in hope of fitting an artificial limb.
Milford district, Navy 21, formed a Class B unit for the Milford Day Scouts of America. The annual meeting unanimously approved the charter options, consolidating executive powers with the district. Milford now runs six troops with about 200 enrolled under the reorganized national structure.
Local notes report Linda Jones returning to Kirgeport after a few days with her grandmother Mrs. Charles Bradley. Francis Maloat and family moved to Lridgeport. Rev. Mow Downs visited town Tuesday regarding Ourist church issues as vestry discussed A. Sanford’s position. Traveling salesman quotes Georgia and a Baltimore line on train delays, noting wait times and conductor remarks.
A Danbury Hospital appeal reported $39,000 in unpaid pledges for a four story addition. Despite fundraising drives and strong donor interest, many pledges remain unpaid, driving interest and threatening the project’s financial viability and future plans.
Trumbull Grange hosts Neighbors Night this Friday at Greenlinid Hill Housatonie and Tahu River granges. Mrs Wiftit and Mrs lRureh lead the program with Edgar Te Turker and others assisting. A bonfire and social after the event are planned with expected attendance from nearby towers and representatives from Tawu ball.
Dorcas society guests gathered at Mrs. Cander Baston’s home in Newtown for an afternoon event. Attendees included Mrs. Mildred TIM, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Mrs. Twin Thwaris, Mrs. Stanley Vleetina, Miss Eisie Pytaford, and nine children. The gathering featured sewing and refreshments, with reports on local farming, wheat planting, and paracy development. remarks noted farmers such as Ernest Bienke and George Wyown. Weather conditions and crop progress were discussed, including ground preparation and feed quality.
In OARLANS Cal two men walking on a pier collided with a Jeep near the Western Maize Railroad Company pier. Rev W W Reilly of Werverville and Sheldon of Pomona were identified among those involved. The ski inventor from ALN Shel ton reportedly suffered injuries in the incident as authorities investigated the scene and outlined preliminary findings.
The Milford chapter of the Delphian Society announces a Monday afternoon event at the home of Mrs. Charles J. Beardste, with entertainment and reception hosted by Mrs. Lita Ney and Mrs. Robert Stoddard. Mrs. Helene Rutney and Mrs. Frederick Barnsley will assist.
Funeral services will be held today at the late Brookfield home for Mrs Clark who died Monday night after a long illness. She was a member of the Congregational church and survived by a son, Clark Joyce. Burial will be in the family plot at the cemetery. A large crowd attended the wake and many gifts were received. A bountiful supper followed. Family members and friends from nearby towns visited.
Stratford Nav hosts a monthly dance series at Lovell building with Taylor's orchestra providing music. Entertainment dates listed include December 1, January 13, March 2, and April. Community members of all ages attend for a lively social event.
Danbury November 21. Delegations visiting farms in New Haven and nearby towns inspect cattle operations with noted breeders and authorities aboard. They will travel through Woodbury Newtown and Danbury visiting Janiar HCE farm and the Connecticut Agricultural College team, with leaders from the New England Hereford association and county officials.
An old time advertisement promotes Olgerine liniment as a safe remedy for rheumatic pain and aching joints. It claims to soothe pain, soreness, and stiffness in muscles and joints, including lumbago and backache, without burning the skin and offers a free trial.
A Bridgeport man was arrested by the Shelton Weight and Measures Sealer for short weights and measures, reportedly under weighing by up to 41x pounds in some cases. He will appear in sheriff court on Monday, bond set at $5. The report also notes a wedding at St Joseph's rectory between Helen Houeller and Lester Symonds, with Mary Dolan as bridesmaid and Fred Maat as best man, followed by a reception. The couple plans home in New Jersey after December.
Burdick's memorial prompts teachers to establish a trust fund honoring his long service. community leaders note the fund supports education and student needs at local schools. contributions from staff and supporters reflect a century of dedication to the district.
Milford November 21 Special the Toletrum Misa Nettle Smith a West Mainstrong daughter Samuel Wad given a wedding shower Tuesday evening at the home of her future mother-in-law Henry G Smith in Milford. The event featured singing dancing and a collation. Gifts included silver cut glass and linen. Attending were Mrs Wil er B Smith Mrs Frank Lenn Mrs Morris Nichols Mrs Max Pieckes Mrs Robert Jagoe M Cecil Clarke Mrs Walter Smith Florence Jagoe Miss Ann Lyn Miss Susan Bartlett Miss Mari Oviatt and Miss Marion Clarke. Saxophones, now popular, are sensitive to cold air and can go out of tune.
An ad offers a free trial of a breathing method claimed to relieve asthma or hay fever symptoms. It invites all ages and occupations, promises no cost or time loss, and asks readers to send a coupon with payment withheld unless required. It targets severe cases and urges immediate response.
An old advertisement touts Allens as a cure for rheumatic pains and swellings. It claims Dr James T Allen discovered the remedy after years of suffering and urges use by sufferers, noting alleged dramatic results and urging readers to consult a druggist for Sustantee pricing.
An advertisement describes Lashare Liquid as a waterproof makeup that darkens lashes instantly, adding lustrous, dense look. It claims to nourish growth with natural extracts and is sold locally by drug and department stores, offered at a low price with a guarantee.
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