Marriage Licenses Listed in Vital Statistics Column
A list of marriage licenses noting couples and addresses, with several entries showing births on dates in 1921. Names include Lona Schwarz, Pietro Beraridi, Mary ftagu, Frank and Marian Shea, Keirn, Witham and mana Thompson, Samuel and Jennie Wolf, Joseph and Azael Chechio, Hi and Margaret Dube, Patrick I. Williams, Marty Shannon, Ton, William Gren Ban, Alber and Jonnin Case, Peter and Sophia Cure, Frank and Mery Canevari, Allan and Ruth MacDowell, Herbert and Josalia Qaberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Schwarz
Florence Ford
Pietro Beraridi
Cylvania
Mary Ftagu
Lindler
Frank
Marian Shea
Arthur Street
Keirn
Join
And
Life Forest Avenu
Witham
Mana Thompson
Infield Avenue
Samuel
Jennie Wolf
Madison Avenue
Joseph
Azael Chechio
Cedar Street
Margaret Dube
East Main Street
Aoemee
Patrick
Wiliam Tioher
T Marty Shannon
Ton
William
Mar Gren- Ban
Alber
Jonnin Case
Ant
Frank Street
Peter
Sophia Cure
Broad Street
Mery Canevari
Westfield Avenue
Qtary Canevati
Itso Central Avenue
Somiota
Allan
Ruth MacDowell
Keni ‘Oun
Gridgeport Hospital
Bort
New Haven Road Orders Major Locomotive Purchase
New Haven Road announced contracts for over a quarter of a million dollars in locomotive stock. Fifty one locomotives will be built including eight electric motors and twenty four trailing units for the New York division, three Mallet engines, and heavy freight engines for the Maybrook corridor between Boston and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Road
Eprenibar Ta
Pearson
New York
Maybrook
Boston
New Hace
Sarvine
Court to Settle School Board Row
Court intervention looms as the school board rift deepens amid vacancies after Dr George W W Osborn’s death. Democratic and Republican factions clash over legality of the board’s organization and its immediate business, delaying routine matters and building supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webs
George WW. Osborn
Devanerat
Webster
Montie
organisu_y
el Denl
Seul
Apnoyanca
Ceu
Alleged scandal details surface in partial interview
The report outlines a continuing probe with Fowler mentioning a pending cage and precautions not to reveal developments. Director MacKenzie denies Cohen case knowledge and states no reports or pending Fairfield County cases. A payment of 19000 faced a hitch as recipients returned funds under federal pressure to Cohen and his Philadelphia partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Fowler
MacKenvin
M Bethel
Mackenzie
Cohen
Fairfeld County
Intervie
Towler
MacKensi
Kensie
Tdoulen
New York
Danbure
Calon
Well Wisher Promises To Pay The Deficit
A political report notes a well wisher pledged to send funds to cover a campaign deficit. Democratic leaders, including the Liberty building director, expressed confidence that the bills would be paid and the deficit reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caramittes
Liberty Building
Unsure fragmented note on headaches and remedies
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning headaches and various terms and phrases without clear context or identifiable names. No coherent event, person, or organization detectable.
Bridgeport Oratorio Society Prepares for Final Rehearsal
The Bridgeport Oratorio Society conducts a last rehearsal ahead of a concert season, with notes on audience anticipation and program details. Arthur Brees discusses the language and timing, while the group gears up for a performance at Mish School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lha
Arthur
Bridgeport Ovratoria
Wife of Stillman May Change Plan
A damaged OCR item reports a divorce case involving Mrs. Anna Stillman and James A. Stillman. It mentions paternity claims, prior travels, and planned witness testimony. The story references the St. Regis hotel and legal figures, with notes on contested behavior and guardians for Guy Stillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman
Nea
James A. Stillman
Anna
New York
Danie
Gleason
Ploresine H. Lewis
Broadwat
Stiltman
Gaye Milman
Eullman
Stillman Ie
Indas
Myr
Stilman
Uwn
St. Regis Patel
Pebruges
Hinania
Guy Stillman
Stillmana
Uvert
Hofel
Brennan
iStillmay
John
Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Guy Stilman
Stontreal Tomerrownish
Stttmen
Venuvais
Obituary for George Wo Wheetey and funeral details
George Wo Wheetey Wheeler 48 of 54 Broad Street died recently at Bridgeport Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2:20 pm from the ing partners of James S40 alm Street with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Survived by wife and one son George Woodt Laven 1, details show later home at 400 Ogden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ghorae
Wheeler
Broad Street
Bridgeport Hospital
James
Buvin
Lakeview Cemetery
Kearns
Georige Wodt
Leonard Outpoints Ward In Madison Square Garden Bout
Benny Leonard outpointed George Ward in a six round lightweight exhibition at Madison Square Garden. Leonard dominated rounds five and six with swift, hard blows while Ward showed speed but remained outmatched. Willis Jackson defeated Jim Anton in a ten round lightweight bout by decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low York
Twofard
Bright
George Ward
Igigabeth
X.d
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
Cieast
Ward
Water is Sold for Alcohol on Riverside Street
A contaminated can scandal unfolds as inspectors find cans filled with water tainted to resemble alcohol and funnels hidden beneath dented lids. Suspects linked to the theft ring are named, with arrests and court actions proceeding as investigators trace the sale and distribution of illicitly flavored beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucurt
Keathy
Steves
Sperior
Nis
Schwimmer Case Ends in Court
Schwittiner, a private resident of Poplar Street, was arraigned and sentenced to six months in jail for withholding and related offenses. Co-defendants faced charges of transporting liquor with fines of 209 to 3209 and four months to five months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwittiner
acTinis
Getobert
Rum Rhoters
Sesterday
Sis Montis
Bentence
Schwimmer
Sinovini
Kar
Poin Mahelsky
Ivansporling Liguay
Sabke
Yonkers
Faii Lestt Julinsoan
Iquan
Ini
Three suspended with cases named in city brief
Three cases were suspended this morning involving Louis Dubin of 114 Straiy Street, Dorking Hauer, and Nethaniel of 404 Hancock Avenue. The report notes the suspensions but gives limited details on charges or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dubin
Straiy, Street
Trens- Dorking Hauer
Nethaniel
Hancock Avenue
End of Storm Seen by Bureau Amid Ice and Outages
Weather bureau predicts end to four day storm that crippled Central New England towns. Power and telegraph lines still down in many areas with ice on wires and cut streetcar service. Emergency crews supply hospitals as shipping and press operations face outages while communications slowly resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard and Anchor
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Mediterranean
Egypt
Palestine
Paris
London
Frank G. Clark
Times Bing
N. N.Y
Savannah
Andere
New Tagluna
Pinbus Services Corporation
Sperrer
New England ‘Eriephone and Telegraph Company
Boy's face slashed in mysterious street incident
Joseph Giaquinto, a 13 year old from 288 Grand Street, was walking on Main Street yesterday when a sharp instrument struck his face. A laceration was made on his left cheek. Dr. J. F. Walsh at Emergency Hospital removed five slits from the wound. Officials say he may have been hit by a stone or a knife, with the possibility of foul play under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Giaquinto
Grand Street
Main Street
J. F. Walsh
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Sscenter &Freight
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Southampton
Carmania
Aquitania
Bec
Fes
Liverpool
Albania
New
Fen
Scythia
Balifax
Plymouts
Amatrg Saxonia
Bondonderre Axd
Grassgow
Algeria
Tnow
Assyria
Iverpool
Glasgow
Cameronia
Vigo
Gibraltar
Naples
Pate
SS Dubrovnik
Trieste
Prem Italia
Caronia
cFaree
Newark
Jacksonville
Sinter Eatiar
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Ferfield Ave
Sn Middle St
Haraware
Ant Maye
NEW Haven Road Places Contracts
Bridgeport Oratorio Society
Arthur Eee
Poe
Ebay
P Stevens
Accor
Ranist
Er Norte Flat
It Warner
Wribyr
Tear Socety
Statlare Aw
Enor Ann
Wong
Laven
Ston
Shaye
Glad
Ogden
Migs
Moss
Aisci Piavelier
Besse
Greyet
Benny Leonard
Schwimimier
iPrivate
Zemo
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Broomfisid
N. J
Bureau
Good Housekeeping
Kathleen Norris
Coningsby Dawson
Basil King
Jewelers
Opticians
G.W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main ST
P.O. Arcade
Brinageport
Conn
Coats
Relly
Whisessor Lau
Phe
Aed
Aésar Ni H Stores
Main
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
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