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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
6
Divorce cases set for hearing this morning at the Soneriar Court short Calendar session. Judge James H. Webb to preside. Cases include Frank Matto versus Mary Olxios, Olive M. Knight versus John S. McFam, Mary Avant versus Thomas Avant, Nathaniel Kearney versus Marion Kearase, and Mabel G. Johnson versus Unnard Johnson.
Harry C. Spillman of New York will headline the Second fall Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Stratfield hotel on Wednesday noon, October 4. He will discuss Help for the Hopeful and Can We Have Collective Acts Without a Labor Union. Spillman, author of Personality, has worked with the Federal Board of Vocational Education and was a reporter for the Louisville Courier Journal. He is now an official of the Remington Typewriter Co.
Government reports indicate railroad car and equipment companies have added 60 million dollars worth of orders as railroads nationwide push to improve efficiency. Firms say they are experiencing their best business in years as production accelerates.
Arcanum Lodge No 1 I O G T prepares to confer the third degree in full form with Arcanum Guards participating. A business session and luncheon follow, listing officers and members involved in the ritual and ceremonies.
At the Westport Boy Scout council annual meeting last night Troop 1 and 2d 3 merged into one unit. Officers named include Chairman Percy Anderson and Vice Chairman John A. Young with Carl Dolge as secretary and Leste Sniften as treasurer. Louis Forger named Scout Master for the combined troops. A new entertainment committee led by Robert L. Lambert includes Charles B. Ulrichs who plans hikes, map reading and compass instruction, plus rifle range and archery. the group aims to teach marlinspike basics.
New Haven reports Yale welcomed over 8,000 students with more than 3,000 freshmen beginning courses as faculty plan a standard weed-out process. Notable registration gains appear in divinity and medical schools while administrative offices prepare for ongoing evaluation. Separately, Charles L Maxson of London filed for bankruptcy with debts around 20,200 and assets of 14,500.
Milford sept 28 the Mardi Gras will cap the season with a vast beach celebration at Fort Trumbull Beach set for Saturday. A large turnout is expected with residents participating in a parade from the fish house on Charles street and a Fireman's dance after games and a caféteria lunch. The event includes a big parade led by Wilfery pullin and the Maymaker's band with many novelties and participants from beach colonies.
In Warsaw Missouri two men aged youths 19 and 24 are charged with murder after a confession. Claude Lares 19 reportedly implicated in the case claiming he was hired by the Buckleys for twenty dollars and forty cents.
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