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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
7
Lydia Rose of big bars files for divorce from Theodore M. R. Rose in Superior Court citing infidelity and desertion. They married February 1914 and have one child. Rose seeks custody of the infant.
Angela Stavola arrested May 25 for selling liquor without a license in Stratford and fined $160 by Judge Booth in Criminal Common Pleas court. Joseph Syransusa, charged with reckless speeding on Fair Field Avenue, fined $50 and costs. Daniel Bouchele pleaded guilty to reckless driving on North Main Street last August, fined $50 with license suspended for one year. George Curnhaliar of Stratford referenced in report.
Clarence A. Alkina of this city sues Walter Seery of Fairfield for 6800 alleging failure to account for money collected from purchasers of lots in a Trumbull real estate project. The suit seeks an accounting and dissolution of partnership. Seery denies wrongdoing. Case returnable October term. Also a separate note: Antonio Pullitt of Fairfield charged with failing to stop for a standing trolley car. prosecutor recommends nolle, court grants.
Park Street church Sunday school officers and teachers organize informal friendly conferences in city homes to discuss autumn school plans and invite questions from home and church members. The sessions aim to boost home cooperation for a stronger, more enthusiastic program with several neighborhoods hosting events this Friday and Thursday at listed addresses.
London dispatch reports Emperor Franz Joseph addressing Austrian officers at Brinkner World Fair day. he warns of American strength and promises to back Austrians with his troops, urging unity and warning that Alsace Lorraine would be contested. The message emphasizes a shared future and signal that decisive action will come at the right moment.
Sept 24 New Canaan news reports efforts to improve surrounding roads including a possible cement link from Finneys Corner to Poundridge road and a shorter variant via Talmadge Hill to Stamford. Merchants urge upgrades to boost trade while main routes to Norwalk and Darien face rough conditions affecting travel and business. Local residents and officials, plus town clerks and merchants, are noted amid routine community updates.
The Kaiser views the German cod as a symbol chosen to fight their battles and to secure victories. The German imagination casts the cod as a godlike helper in war, rewarding efforts with success and glory for the nation.
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