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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
25
Thieves who steal valuables from autos are again active, police report. On Saturday night an auto owned by Leon W. Tarnay at 9 Goddard Avenue was broken into and two fire extinguishers and tools were taken, and tools were stolen from Frank Doyle’s car at 49 Colony Street.
George Cottis Nas filed a claim in Probate court against the estate of Lillian Northrup who was murdered at her Main Street home. He seeks 1500 dollars, saying the deceased owed him the loan. Charles Brody, administrator, discloses the claim and commissioners may be appointed to hear it.
Coroner John Phelan to hold inquest into the death of Louis Masucci aged 60 of 698 East Main Street who died Monday night from injuries after being struck by Samuel Salic of 545 Huntington Road in Bridgeport. The inquest is set for 20 Gelwek County Courthouse.
A large Democratic rally is described with references to candidates Spellacy and others, a parade led by veterans and local party figures, and planned marches from districts to the casino area. The fragmented text notes speakers, marching bands, and a statewide reach to include multiple districts and counties.
An employee of the United Wimeiipting company invites colleagues to a Halloween party on Tuesday evening March 31 hosted by the Meter department on Joho Street. The program includes dancing games and dinner.
The Sanford Rows company shifted dredging in the harbor, removing two feet of mud from the bott om of the main harbor from the Puquonnock river to the Burkeiire bridge. Officers of City Jee and Seal named, barge Haery rk Waler linked to president and secretary, and the harbor mouth buoy reported damaged.
Judge Christopher de Avery presides in Norwalk Superior Court as Ida Lois Werme and Ray Werme allege injuries and property damage from a collision on a Darien highway. Ida Werme seeks 2009 dollars for injuries. a second suit seeks 509 dollars in property damage. Jury expected to report this forenoon.
Percy Buddington charged in Watertown for desertion after disappearance in May 1921. Police traced his motor registration, aided by a bureau of Missing Persons, locating him in a search spanning months.
Rotary guests toured Hillside Home, the city model orphanage and farm, learning of its operations and patient care. Superintendent Thorne praised the facility's air, sunshine, and purebred cattle program, noting improvements and future funding plans for inmates and staff.
Princess Hermine of Hiss has spent a week at former Emperor William's chateau near Bogan Tiolland directing preparations for her marriage and the installations. A responsible source says she will leave Nav and return following formal announcements. Dr Schmidt of Tierlin is present, not to treat the emperor, but due to Hermine's condition.
Announcement lists election moderators by precinct and party. Republicans to oversee odd numbered lists and Democrats even numbered lists. Names include Lawrence Chambers John Kempe Hamp Wilson James Welch John Carter Martin Lugey John Sheahan Richard Telly William Allen Philander Tibball Henry Spiro Thomas Henry Peter Seatley William Clarkin Herman Winkles George OLausrin.
Judge Paul J. Miller of the Probate Court granted an application by Maria Sleknegy a sister to admit the will to probate. Carr died September 20 last year. Jill, executrix since 1921, cut it off leaving the estate to strangers.
In Charlevoix today the trial of A J W Grete nicknamed the Earl of Dunblain began on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The case concerns the organization and alleged wrecking of the Title Guarantee and Casualty Company now in the hands of the state insurance commissioner. Greig has been jailed since his return from Montreal months ago.
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