Oaken screen dedication at St John s Church by children
Children at St John s Episcopal church blessed a carved oaken screen donated in memory of Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle. About 2000 dollars were raised by the youngsters for missionary work. Ten children received pins wreaths and bars based on mite-box contributions. Wheeler Parrott Virginia Lincoln led boys and girls in largest amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Cookman
Morristown
New Jersey
St. John's Episcopal Church
Daniel
Sylvester Tuttle
Stephen Fish Sherman
Wheeler Farrett
Duncan Carson
Robert Lovegrove
Daniel Storing
A. R. Fresh
Virginia Lincoln
Rather Edwards
Mary Barlow
H. P. Sterling
Jean Betty Hogenaust
Wheeler Parrott
Man found carrying drugs in Stamford city
A man arrested in Stamford tonight on suspicion of drug addiction was found at the police station with heroin morphine syringes and a forged prescription. Police say he had purchased drugs at two local shops while employed as a plumber and new to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Gel
Telestan
Walter Hutchinson
Stamford U. of. C
J. A. Hendan
Renehan
Multiple Obituaries From Newtown and Stratford Areas
This notice compiles several obituaries and funeral notices from Stratford and Newtown Connecticut, listing names such as Emma Le Hewitt, Kate Cummings, Edward T. Gilespir, Daniel B. Wepkins, Chauncey M. King, James M. Lafferty, Willem D. Oefinger, and Joseph Waldman. It details funeral dates, times, and locations including Pine Grove Cemetery Ansonia, St. Charles church, St. Michael's Cemetery, Mountain Grove Cemetery, Oak Lawn Cemetery, and local residences, with interment specifics and family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Conn
Emma le Hewitt
Adam Hewitt
Awe
Charles Cole
Sandy Wook
Pine Grove
Cemeter
Ansonia
Tara Thin ¢Ly
Kate Cummings
John
Elizabeth Cummings
Noble Avenue
St. Charles' Church
St. Michael's
Gillespir
Sratford
Edward T. Gpiesom
Michael FP. Gilespir
Main St
Stratford
James Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Hupkans
Daniel B. Wepkins
Edward F. Nopkins
Selleck Place
Portland
King
Osvedber Toth
Chauncey M. King
Fairfield Avenue
Mountain Grove
Ceraetery
Lafferty
Southport
James M. Lafferty
Tate
Efelack
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Fairfield
Oefinger
Willem D
Laura J. Davis
William
Borke
Lakeview
Waldman
Joseph Waldman
el Tuners
Étiman wUrpet
Wa “Ghlracht
Witnesses differ on speed of fatal car strike
Testimony at a coroner’s inquest into the death of Joseph Waldman described October 16 when he was struck by a New Haven area automobile near Round Diamond Awken. Driver John Helmo said Waldman stepped into the car’s path and brakes could not be applied. Other witnesses placed the speed between nine and 26 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coron
John J. Phelan
Joseph Waldman
Iy Automobile
Diouas Awken
Sontipert
John
Helmo
New Haven
Waldman
Bilolo
Rhineland Republic Declared Amid Occupation Turmoil
The Rhineland occupation sparks a local republic proclamation in Aix la Chapelle with calls for independence, a new Rhineland franc, and a move to govern under a local executive council. Belgium and French authorities show mixed signals as plans unfold for elections and governance amid a tense security backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinciana
Nberty
Gerson
Rivnelind
Auware Pete
Iso Deckers
Guhardt
Rhineland
Deckers
Associated Press
Amirenes
Yelxlan
Elberfeld Land
J Deckers
Brussely
Paris
Cologne
Joseph Matthys
Leo Deckers
Aix-La- Chapelle
Cota Ana Chemical Mapufacturer
Sopariien
Suide Riies
Uno
Tropa
Denlin
Aix
la Chanelle
Merlin
Ruhr
Gel
La-Chapelle
Sovernmente
Rhinéland
Arthur P. Seaurregard Claims Insanity Defense at Gate
The fragmentary item notes a declaration by Arthur P. Seaurregard asserting he will not be sensible for debts or cries after a gate, indicating a possible insanity defense or mental state claim amid a legal or personal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Seauregard
Raids Lead to Arrests of Seven Across City
Saturday night seven people were arrested for liquor law violations and other charges in multiple raids. Miss Mary Tie and Frank Bubowink owned establishments cited. Bobownnk accused of selling whiskey to drivers under influence cases tied to Lawrence Jewell and T McDonald reports. Residences at 82 Midland Avenue and 56 Midland Avenue also raided for alleged disorderly houses. Edward Ones and Oliver Davis held as frequenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Wenry
T. McDonald
Avon Eyveung
Inluenss
Ianor
Bobownnk
Ihemovhiskey
Charles Nichols
Midland Avenue
Hattie C. Robinson
Migiland Avenue
Tach
Edward Ones
Oliver Davia
Resign Threats Stir Summerfield Churchrow
Dr. Quigley faces removal as Summerfield church debates finances and donor support amid dissension. Board members plan to rent parsonage to a young pastor. Quigley defends tenure and cites conspiracy against him. He notes church seeks a new building but recalls unity among parishioners to keep him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Dr. Quigley
Ulgley
Syhole
Ridefield Avenue
Quigley
Nastor
Ehldd
Stamford
Kidd
Bridgeport
Summerfield Church
Summersfield Church
Summerfeld Church
Summerfeld
Ole
Jaga
Coal wholesalers profiting heavily in prewar to 1922 era study shows
The Coal Commission reported wholesale distributers earned profits well above prewar margins, with 1920 as a peak year. It urged federal regulation to stabilize prices, reduce speculative gains, and ensure a public service role in coal distribution while noting retail markups remained comparatively lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asslington. Oh
Coal Ecomisasion
Coolidge
Fie
Clark Howell
George Otis Smith
Edward CL. Devine
Charles F. Nelltany
Niy Faw
Lstrike
Comipiaeon
American Wholesale Coal Association
Commissian
Stoeckel Plans 10 Licenses to Curb Reckless Driving
Police announce a statewide effort to reduce accidents by issuing 10 license suspensions for offenses and by creating enforcement units in each town. The project includes accident data sharing, town level prevention programs, and a cooperative agreement with Masa Behusetta. September saw 408 suspensions, with Bridgeport leading in accidents and 3 highway fatalities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astate
Behusetta
Hiekford
New London
Orbury
Meriden
Stoeckel
Hye
Department Sinictoy
Misajoner Stoeckel
Registravona
Motor Velielos
Connecticut
Astalaticas
Connecticut Motor Vehicle Registrations Rise in Nine Months
Last year total registrations reached 151,014 with private owners registering 141,034 cars. Receipts for nine months ending October 1 rose by 53,978.5 from 1923. County tallies show Hartford 42,849 New Haven 96,636 New London 11,344. Weather event noted as largest in Hartford with 15,090 and Bridgeport 13,206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Wallfield
New Haven
New London
Litchield
Middlesex
Whidham
Tolland
Bridgeport
Webb Expected To Be Absolved
Fragmentary notes describe a case involving Mrs Webb with alleged poisoning suspicions by Anna Herzog. Doctors cite pneumonia as secondary causes and an analysis dated Sept 11. the report questions observation of dangerous conditions and points to a sudden Sept 5 ailment as the primary driver of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Webb
Accident Victims Tuesday Robbed Police Informed
Werbert N Carter of 22 Poplar Street lingered in danger at St Vincent's Hospital after a Tuesday night automobile crash on Transatlan avenue. Police were told Saturday that cash and a gold ware were stolen from Edward Symes who was killed. adjuster Carter near death. Howard Wheldon of Butler Avenue, with injuries from the crash, was reported to be improving at St Vincent's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werbert N- Carter
Poplar Street
St. Vincent’s
Transatan Avenue
Elain
Edward Symes
Carter
Howard Wheldon
T Butler Avenues
St. Vincent's Hospital
Registrars Revise Lists as Selectmen Cue Voting Day
William Tounaberg and Thomas F White announce revisions to voter lists at registrar and selectmen offices from 2 AM to 6 PM for correcting records. No new names will be added after Saturday. On Wednesday officials hold first session to process eligible voters. the next session is Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tounaberg
Thomas F. White
Genera Reglaivars of War
Seteelmen
Wilson and the League of Nations in the Versailles Treaty
A detailed summary of Woodrow Wilsons views on the League of Nations within the Versailles framework. It explains the League structure the council versus the assembly the necessity of unanimous votes and Wilsons concern about reform provisions and reservations proposed by Taft and Root. It notes Americas duty and Wilsons stance against conflicting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dressea
Arcansey
Wilson
League
League of Nations
M Wilsom
Critioa
Aia
Council
Assembly
Wilson Agasaet
Shantung
uUtar
America
Mr. Taft
Mr. Root
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Taft
Mr Root
Mr. Soley
United States Senate
Tatt
Root
Veteran Local Journalists Die After Long Career
A veteran journalist and boxing reporter known for decades at local papers died after a period of illness. Born in Tennessee and entering Bridgeport in 1908, he mentored many Connecticut photographers and contributed to the art department. Funeral arrangements are handled by St. John's lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toennersee
Barber
Toy Bridgeport
New Yort
Ing
New Orleans
San Fratcinno Far
Tennessee
Connectivits
Hie Wis
Masome
Meskc
John
ACW
Me. Burkes
Whilfred Vieker
Texas
Heralds
Gob Vickrey
Butler
Sud
St. John's Lodge
Wage Increase Granted for 69 Carriers Employees
The United States Railroad Labor Board announced raises of 1 to 2 cents an hour for clerks station forces dock warehouse and platform freight handlers among 35 carriers. The decision sets the increases to be distributed jointly by carrier and employe representatives to ensure fair regional rates. A dissent accompanied the denial for signalmen. Carriers include Atlantic Coast Line Boston and Maine Erie Maine Central and Portland Terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Prast
Brotherhood
Railwey
Brotherhood of Railway Station
Bra
Moeyes
International Longshoremen’s Association
Atlantic Coast Line
Boston Ay 21Pany
Boston & Maine
Erie
Maine Central
Portland Terminal Company
Meetings Tonight Notify Changes By Written Notice Only
A fragmented notice lists multiple lodges and societies in Bridgeport Stratford and surrounding areas. It instructs not to telephone and to notify in writing if meeting time or place changes. Groups referenced include Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge Pioneer lodge Sons of St George and several veterans and service organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Stratford Man Dies After Brief Illness
Edward L. Gillespie, prominent in Stratford circles, died yesterday at his parents home 4026 Main street Stratford after a brief illness. A St Charles and Bridgeport High School graduate and former Students Army Training Corps member at Storrs College, he served on the Park City Council and was a Knight of Columbus. He is survived by his parents four sisters and six brothers. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. and at St James church 9:00 a.m. Interment will be in St Michael's cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Gillespie
Michael L. Gillespie
Main Street
Stratford
St.Charles
Bridgeport
Students Army Training Corps
Storrs College
Park City
Knight of Columbi
Instermont
Fmmaliy
St. Michael's Cemetery
Ambassador Woods and party returning home to Rio
United States ambassador to Japan Cyrus BE Woods will leave for America with his wife and her mother the first of next month. The trip is to provide expert medical care for Mrs Woods mother, injured in the September Japanese earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Associated Press
Cyrus BE. Woods
United States
Japan
America
Woods
School Board to Meet Tonight for Regular Meeting
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting in the closed rooms tonight. Routine business is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. John's Church
Dean Donald M. Cookman
Daniel S. Tuttle
Baers
Board of Selectmen
Tower
Selectioy Micha
Assognay
Howard A. McCabe
Lies Amalll Haward Moldy
Sana J. Grant
Charles L. Dennis Katarer
Flome
Mtna
Coal Commission
Nual
New England
Carliere
Marine Domi-Elle
Weatter
Belugeport Aber
U. S. Railroad Labor Board
Okenuck Tribe
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Loyalty Lodge
Pioneer Lodge
Sona
St George
Stratford Avenue
Barronte Gleeglob
St. Charles' Hall
Bart Mary Street
Samuel H. Harris
Broad Street
Signa Tota Phi Society
St. Peuts
Episcopal Church
Bertha Lodge
Hertha
Cannon Street
Court Fark City
F. of A
Justi Broad
Brickner
Wout
X. W. Bishop Ramp
United Spanish War Veterans
State Armory
Worty Hommes
American Legion
Ambassador Woods
Manhattan
Hrory
Bae Liver
Emi
Tare Planton
Fiza Uenss
Planter 2900, Inc
Brooklym
Leverty Drug Co
the Electric Shop
Edison Electric Irons Special
the United Illuminating Co. Cor, Broad & Cannon Sts
Barnum
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