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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1923
Page
19
In a public meeting the Stamford mayor urged city officials to care for blind residents. Proposals included securing housing, providing aid through public works, and ensuring access to services, with the aim of improving living conditions and independence for affected individuals.
A flurry of acquisitions reshapes the team as numerous new players arrive from various leagues. Key additions include pitchers, infielders, and outfielders from teams such as the White Sox system and the West Coast circuits, aiming to bolster a struggling lineup before the season's close.
Fragmentary report describes a prison incident where inmates assaulted the police chief. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event appears tied to county authorities and a specific date in a local jurisdiction. Further confirmation needed.
A chaotic fragment reports a rail incident in New York involving a missing man found dead and a woman recovered in the aftermath. Officials note a railway engine, a mangled victim, and a payroll pay check revealing the deceased’s identity, while investigators search for relatives amid public attention.
Lower Gateway Bridgeport residents long plagued by Berkshire pond mud stench reached a partial agreement after a mayoral meeting with Director of Public Works George A. M. Cough and Schwartz brothers. The plan includes closing gates and completing the covering works, with water quality improvements to follow as the facility returns to operation.
The report lists players and names tied to Wil Healy and Medvas, detailing expectations for a major reshuffle of the local grid team. It notes several standout stars and other athletes from nearby schools, with references to new tactics and anticipated lineup changes.
The obituary notices report multiple local deaths including Elvabeth A. Pugn Mis Angabeth A Fog and many others. They list funeral details, interment at Mountain Grove cemetery, and church service arrangements across Stratford and surrounding towns.
Stratford officials convened for the first post election meeting. Donald M. Saminis was named council chairman with nine committees reappointed. Bartlow was assigned to the health and other posts as vacancies were filled. The council planned to secure a state allocation and arrange a bridge project cost sharing while discussing legal and financial actions. The session touched on town attorney services and anticipated further business.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Eaton in Norwich and Stratford, listing. Mrs Almira V Gordon died Oct 4 1943, funeral Oct 2. John Paston in Norwich aged 11 months. Thomas H McQuillan 61 years. Mary Sekelsky 46. Shrelsky Mary. Services in Stratford and local cemeteries, with interment at St Johns Cemetery and nearby church services.
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