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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
9
Judge Shapiro found the defendant not guilty of alleged attempted assault on Miss Dorothy Jadik. Testimony from Chief O'Donnell of Angonia Police and others influenced the court as it weighed the girl's account and the Patrolman Shea record. The court finally rendered a verdict of actuality.
Red Cross volunteers will begin a house to house membership canvass Thursday across 12 city districts. Each district will have a chairman in charge with 300 to 400 canvassers expected to work through the week ending the 16th. Bank tables will be set up in each bank amid weather delays.
The planned display of sidewalk flags was scrapped due to threatening skies. City leaders say the drive targets 10 000 members and expect the goal to be comparatively easy to reach.
Stratford Public Library ends a weeks long closure for extensive repairs. The building has been cleaned repaired and renovated. it reopens Tuesday with a near new appearance.
The record lists ambulance calls from 4:40 p.m. to 9:10 p.m. with names and addresses. Patients include Margaret Norke and Rose Androsky each moved to St Vincent's hospital, and Mary Locke, Mrs Louis Tozser, Elizabeth Frank, Mike Bronomo, and Mary Smith received private transfers to Bridgeport or St Vincent's hospitals. One entry notes a pedestrian struck by auto with injuries.
The Bridgeport Engineering Institute begins Friday at 7:30 PM in Central High School with a meeting. Board chairman William R. Webster will speak on industry needs and A. B. Keating, dean, will outline the school. The four year program covers fundamentals plus foundry and machine tool training through state cooperative efforts.
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