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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
4
City officials including the Mayor, Board of Aldermen, town clerk, and public works leaders agreed to invite a prominent Italian official to deliver the principal address at the Broad Street Carnival. Chambers of Commerce planners discussed invitations and decorating stores for the December 7 event.
Airfield Nov 27 special report: Mrs Katie Markee 47 and her husband John Marken were charged with neglect for leaving their child alone while they worked. The case was dismissed in Town Court on a promise to care for their son, while other minor incidents and arrests are noted in the report.
Maryland news reports a suit seeking damages from a trolley operator over injuries alleged from a 1992 streetcar incident on California Street. Plaintiff Ellen Olsen of Stratford claims she was thrown when the motorman prematurely raised a steel fence during boarding. The case proceeds before Judge Avery and a Superior Court jury.
Report notes three burglaries with a man held for theft. Items stolen include pencils, cigarettes, and a watch from Mills Plamisins on Middle Street and a shoe store window at 64s Main Street. Suspect Charlie Poster of Winsted was charged with theft from a cell complex near the oyster Tear Colusibla. Police to recover Milforeant in that town.
Police arrested four youths amid disturbances on Garou Avenue on a Saturday. Officers described them as insolent during questioning and charged Albert Thibhell of Devo Pol, Jaonis Dolan, and John Wolak of 262 Suinernd Avenue, with a public order offense.
Local auction led by Sheriff Jappury attracted little bidding for a prominent property in Alabama. The final bid reached $730, with cash proceeds benefiting Morris Thin team members. Attendees reported disappointment as the retained amount fell short of expectations. question remains over the buyer’s identity and the event’s outcome.
Sergeant J. Ty Polson departs the station for Seattle Washington after four months of service. Polson has been mustered out and plans to enter business in Shade with Perry M. Wolgon among others. His successor has not yet arrived here.
Judge Paul B. Miler in the probate court admitted Lou DeGrandi's will dated November 7 naming his wife Est Marie as sole heir and disinheriting a daughter. The estate includes thousands in Italian lira and several thousands in other assets tied to Maite Street business.
A chaotic mock trial in Patrick Church parlors before Judge Jelir PA features trey thtbad bei Johy WP and Brody amid murky charges. Names like William LE and Bogan appear, with attornies Dahhish c and O'Brien listed. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Local report states Thomas Proof of Wien Street was fined $50 for liquor law violations after arraignment on a drunkenness charge. The incident involved an assault allegation against Mrs. Meeray and occurred near 14 West Street. Costs and related charges added to the case.
A damaged note mentions Liverpool and a municipal project to construct new houses. It references a tentative plan and local officials. Details are unclear but indicate urban development and housing expansion in the city.
Numbers posted over Lee window in Broad Street Post Office lobby guide patrons to departments. Windows 1 Bulk Mall y No 9 Gen ery stamps 2 and 4 stamps No 6 and 7 money orders No 11 war savings newly created for redemption certificates and transfers.
An advertisement touts Sylpho-Nathol as a powerful germ killer four hundred fourteen times stronger than carbolic acid while offering a pleasant odor and skin friendly formula. It claims use in mop water for cleaning, in bathrooms and closets, in cellar damp prevention, and as a ready first aid antiseptic, available in four sizes at grocers and druggists.
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