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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
8
Julius Ulrich of Stamford as administrator of Minnio Ulrich estate sues New Haven Hartford railroad company for 20009 damages. Case proceeded in Superior Court before Judge Christopher L. Avery and a jury yesterday and continued until Tuesday.
A fatal traffic crash occurred on December 8 1921 when a vehicle carrying Deress D was struck by an approaching car on Willow Street in Stayford. The incident ended in her death and is being investigated by local authorities.
Democratic women invite members to a district gathering at 8 o clock at the home of the president Mars Wht Mm Fant, 204 Beach Street. All district Democratic women are urged to attend this Monday evening event.
Kellogg's Bran advertised as a permanent remedy for constipation urges regular daily use. It claims to cleanse the eliminative tract, prevent disease, and improve skin and breath while boosting brain and nerve health in adults and children. The cereal is praised as a delicious daily addition to any meal.
Stratford council moves to implement an instalment plan for sewer assessments, with a Friday session likely to decide the issue. Officials warn delaying could jeopardize property owners' rights to rebates, while concurrent budget talks and street line hearings also occupy the agenda.
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad asks passengers to purchase tickets before boarding trains, especially in suburban districts. Placards urge quick collections and caution passengers against delaying conductors with cash fares and large sums. Officials say cooperation will speed service and relief crowds, though density of crowds complicates the issue.
Henry J. Burns is charged with murder in the death of his wife Hazel Burns. Her mutilated body was found in a shallow grave seven miles west of Painesville. Police say clothing and wounds indicate a violent struggle. Burns denies involvement and claims injuries from a fall. He admitted marital troubles over recent months.
A Common Pleas case involves a partnership dispute over a contract to fund sexual health services. The plaintiff seeks $4,000 in damages from the defendant alleging breach and related conduct. The action names the clerk as part of the procedural steps for filing.
Washington Oct 24 Investigations into tariff rate changes may be initiated by the tariff commission under new rules of procedure announced today The rules cover applications for investigations under section 417 dealing with foreign retaliations against American goods and call for sworn statements and how evidence is submitted Witness fees and mileage are to be paid by the requesting party under the commission's inquiry plan
Greenwich Cel 4th. A Greenwich man employed as a houseman for Clement Cleveland Jr was arrested in Port Chester for forging four checks drawn in his favor allegedly by Lewiso Cleveland the employer’s wife. The checks valued 1821 were made out two years ago and the police had sought him for a year.
The Supreme Court of Berars was asked yesterday at Te Fallinid Courty court house to interpret the will of Edmund C. Converse of Greenwich valuing an estate at thirty million dollars. Provisions allocate sums to grandchildren with ages tied to reaching certain milestones and potential early legacies at the discretion of trustees.
Photos and dispatch describe Red Army troops completing control of Vladivostok as Japanese forces evacuate. An inventory is handed to invading forces and staff depart from the Siberian port while Western ships remain to protect foreigners until Chita assumes administration.
A tailor at 6 Maple Street was arrested on a complaint by two girls. Police found evidence during a search and he was held on bonds set at $0. The case involves two statutory charges and the suspect Pred Ort- Tepp. The arrest followed a per-day police report and details indicate the investigation is ongoing.
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