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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1921
Page
10
Sewe and Belden clash in a tense private bout described as a tight contest. Details mention a 2 on 1 scenario and a pivotal moment near the Belfem arena at 747 Sorth.
A designer unveils the Heatrola, a steel heater styled as a cabinet phonograph to resemble mahogany furniture. Marketed by The Estate Stove Company of Hamilton Ohio, it claims pipeless operation, heats three to six rooms, and keeps air moist and sterilized.
More than four thousand attend a meeting at State Street Church in Ames to support Ireland. The gathering, organized by the Irish American Council, backs Irish self determination, peace efforts, and recognition of the Irish Republic. Attendees hear leaders discuss history and goals. Rev Michael Hogan and William Darkin speak. Attorney Joseph Deving presides.
Thomas M Maher son of John Maher of Milford died July 20 1978 in the attack at Chateau Thierry his funeral will be held Monday at 11 30 am at St Marys Church Milford and burial in St Marys Cemetery The Milford Post will conduct the service and miliary honors will be given Survivors include his sisters Helen and Mrs Scheck and his brother Edward all of Milford The service will include members of the Army unit and the Winte Council and Chinhany Tribe tokens from the draft era
Two Bridgeport youths were arrested in Norwalk on Saturday, charged with three Westport burglaries. They possessed alleged stolen items including mastic and revolvers. Names given as Ward Guest and Albert Zeigler, both with dubious addresses, bound over for Superior Court.
A garbled report describes Mexicans involved in a gold heist totaling 30900 and a police confrontation. The text references authorities, a statewide department, and alleged actions tied to customs and investigations, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Police raided a laundry at 1421 Stratford Avenue in Sauirday night amid reports of opium smoking. Several men were arrested as suspects while the proprietor faced charges of keeping disorderly hours.
A Chinese prisoner at the Tinney street facility was found ill from opium poisoning after a raid at 1427 Stanford avenue. Dr. Theo Crete of Tinney hospital ordered treatment and the prisoner was transported to Vincent’s hospital for care.
A bustling parade pageant unfolds on Fairfield avenue with Captain Walker directing civilians and soldiers. Citizens watch as cars pass and a crowd lines both sides, while Elwood and Marjorie head toward a station for a national meet and a stall fills with chatter about local figures and shops.
One of the best pictures of the season is The Seuttlers featuring William Farnum in his first tour at the Pius Theatre. A big first night crowd attended as Jackie Saunders appears opposite Farnum under Gordon Edwards direction. The Pacific sea drama unfolds on a ship and a desert island with Murray Kissen tops the vaudeville bill, plus The Barber of Seville and other acts.
The convention of the First Slovak Union of Deidvenort closes tonight with delegates attending a final prayer service led by Rev. S. Panik at St Johns Pembroke and Jano streets. Members will convene after services at Sts Cyril and Methodius.
Five men from Milford forfeited bonds after failing to appear in town court for gaming charges. Judge J. Brown Jr. oversaw the case as arrests were made in a sunken gaming house. Bails were set at 33 dollars in bills and 10 dollars after adjustments. suspects listed include George Godman and others from Milford area.
Washington September 4 An increase of 1.08 percent in the bar of persons employed in six principal industrial centers in August as compared with July was revealed by Department of Labor statistics from payrolls of 1,423 firms usually employing 500 or more. Increases occurred in food and food products textiles iron and steel leather and finished products stone clay and sizes products metals and products other than iron and steel tobacco and railroad repair shops. Youngstown Ohio led with 87.7 percent rise New Haven up 6 percent New York City 2.5 percent. Wholefold charted largest decrease at 24.9 percent.
Norwalk’s school system faced upheaval as about 50 teachers planned to report for the opening of school Tuesday while notices urged them not to report. The dispute stems from last June when 28 teachers were unpaid due to an appropriations issue. Mayor Donovan offered personal money to ease delays, which was declined by most teachers.
Funeral services for Captain Jeremiah Linmet Murphy son of Colonel Murphy were held from the family home on Liberty Street. The procession moved to St Michael's Cemetery with a band and uniformed service members joining veterans of World War II and overseas forces. Attendees included lodge and auxiliary members, city officials, and clergy from Notre Dame.
A group including Lynn, Mags, and Bop were found unconscious and partially paralyzed after a late incident on the river. Companions Moran and Robert Therrien were also involved as authorities recover all parties believed to be in danger while responding to the scene.
A Fairfield Avenue home the Archibald Mc Well residence at 1099 Fairfield Avenue was entered while the family was away. Thirteen year old Norden Smith alerted police after noticing open doors and signs of a thorough rummage. Items were scattered in drawers and desks as intruders fled.
The PRL harmonic symphony society held a well attended meeting at the Harvey Hobbell auditorium. It announced an upcoming first rehearsal very soon and a concert series featuring soloists including a Metropolitan Opera performer. Dr. G E Conterno will conduct and premiere a new suite for the orchestra.
A Bridgeport advertisement features a Civil War veteran praising Tanlac for drastic health gains. He claims weight increase from 107 to 143 pounds, fewer digestive troubles, and renewed strength, urging others of his era to try the remedy. The notice notes Tanlac is sold by Sindle Doug Stores in Bridgeport.
Joseph V. O Connell former four year manager of Gunn Rubber Co. in this city has joined A L Schavoir Company at Fairfield Avenue and Harrison Street. He becomes a distributor for Goodyear and Goodrich tires and will be at the firm’s Weatherbury store and service station at 1869 Main Street. O Connell, a well known local figure, is expected to be warmly greeted by friends.
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