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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1927

Page

6

Diagnostic Clinic Planned for New Park City Hospital

The New Park City hospital executive committee said it has arranged with Dr. William Goldring Dr. Wellon and Dr. Hippolyte Wertheim of New York City to plan a full diagnostic clinic. They are finalizing a complete layout for the presentation of their requirements.

New Park City Hospital I T William Goldring I Wellon Hippolyte Wertheim New York City New York

Dr Goldring Proposes Clinic Floor Plan With Asheim

Clinicians nationwide press for modern ambulatory care by redesigning the clinic floor in the new building. Architect Leonard Asheim is to implement suggestions to streamline patient flow from initial interview and history taking to immediate department admission on return visits, ensuring treatment for any coexisting ailments through thorough examinations.

Leonard Asheim Goldring

Youth Who Robbed Petters Is Jailed

Raymond Papineau twenty six ringleader of a group of young men who robbed automobile petting parties near Waterbury was sentenced to state’s prison for two to five years on three counts. Sentences run concurrently per judge. Papineau extradited from Newark and previously jailed in New Jersey for murder of a Chinese man. He pleaded guilty to the charge but denied the gun used in the hold up. He took 500 dollars jewelry from a girl and 86 dollars in bills from her companion.

Waterbury Associated Press Raymond Papineau Edwin C Dickson Papineau Newark N. J New Jersey

Connecticut River power plant planned on 64 billion gallons reservoir

Springfield Mass Sept 78 An Associated Press report says engineers for electric firms report a possible Dalton area dam on the Connecticut River with a storage reservoir holding 64 billion gallons, costing about 95 million dollars and yielding a power head near 860 feet. Officials note no firm action yet and say if built the Western Massachusetts companies would share costs and profits.

Springfield Mass Associated Press Connecticut Dalton Hoor Western Massachusetts

Officials Probe Fire In Empty Residence

Fire department officials investigated a blaze at an empty house on 162 Church Street early yesterday morning. The cellar fire damaged the structure about 3100, with a gasoline kerosene odor detected by firemen. The house is owned by C A Ricrso of 215 Hallett Street.

Church Street C A Ricrso Hallett Street

Yale admits 887 freshmen from 24 states and abroad

Yale announces 887 new freshmen for the 1 760 applicant pool with 240 from Connecticut and 102 from New Haven. The class includes entrants from 43 states plus DC, Hawaii, Canada. a new plan let July election select members and avoid early admission conditions.

Connecticut NEW Yale New Haven Associated Press Yate Bord Yale District of Columbia Hawaii Canada Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Misssouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Nebraska New Mexico Ohio Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Washington Elm Doomed Despite Expert Fears

The famed Washington Elm lineage in Cambridge appears doomed despite efforts by researchers. The original tree was removed, a Washington Elm Jr cutting planted in 1925 by Vice President Dawes on Cambridge Common, but it now declines per Harvard Arnold Arboretum expert EH Wilson. A healthy cutting from another elm may succeed the title.

Cambridge Mase Associated Press Washington George Washington Cambridge Common Dawes EH Wilson Arnold Arboretum Harvard

Texas rancher given two years for flogging

In Gilmer Texas on September 28 AP reports Cain Anderson wealthy rancher and Dewitt Osborne his employee faced anti mask law charges tied to flogging three people. Osborne pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary Richardson testified armed men beat his wife daughter in law and himself saying they were beaten for not working enough. Anderson faced mistrial as jury failed to reach a verdict.

Gilmer Tex Cain Anderson Dewitt Osborne Osborne H Richardson Richardson Anderson Osborne Anderson Tyler

Singing Societies Pay Tribute To Jacob Reh

The funeral of Jacob Reh, who died by his own hand with gas, was held from his home at 724 Shelton Street. More than 150 attended as Germania and Arion Singing societies sent delegations. Rev Henry Weimer presided. Burial was at Lakeview Cemetery with pallbearers Joseph Stoghr, Michael F Fiunshht, Jacob Gerber, John Balze, William Ankele, and Joseph Metzger.

Jacob Reh Shelton Street Henry Weimer German Reformed Church Germania and Arion Singing Societies Lokevlew Joseph, Stoghr Michael F Fieunshht Jacob Gerber John Balze Wiliam Ankele Joseph Metzger

Youth Steals Pipe Put on Probation by City Court

Andrew Baray aged 18 of 9 Lpsco Court was placed on probation for a year by Judge W Buckley after stealing a 25 cent pipe and a 10 cent knife from a store counter at Cannon and Main streets on Tuesday.

Andrew Baray Lpsco W . Buckley Cannon Main Streets Andrew

Divorce action dismissed by judge in Stamford case

Judge Alfred C. Baldwin II yesterday dismissed the divorce complaint filed by Pasquale Viglio of Stamford against Galaseppina Vigioglio of Stamford. The action alleged misconduct and sought custody of five minor children.

Alfred C. Baldwin ii Superio Pasquale Viglioglio Stamford Galaseppina Vigioglio Stamfod Plaintif

Justice Favors Divorce Publicity Opinion

Judge Joseph Babath of the Chicago Supreme court says publicity should be allowed in divorce cases as a proven deterrent. He cites increased divorce rates in England and Switzerland since reforms.

New York Joseph Babath Chicago Supreme Court Europe England Switzerland

Judge Sabath Backs European Marriages Rules

Publication of proceedings forbidden by Judge Sabath. He approved stricter marriage laws in Europe and the practice of appearance before a reconciliation judge prior to formal divorce. Sabath has tried 25,000 divorce cases and noted Paris judges welcomed his idea that one judge handle each case rather than distributing motions and orders.

Sabath Europe Paris

Man Suffers Attack While Awaiting Doctor

Vincent Barbetta, 52, of 99 Madisco Avenue, suffered an attack at his home yesterday afternoon as he waited for his private physician. City ambulance and Dr. A Sammartino attended. Barbetta recovered and was left at home awaiting the doctor’s arrival.

Vincent Barbetta Madisco Avenue A Sammartino

Child Starts Fire With Matches At William Street

A child playing with matches on the top floor of 488 William Street started a small blaze shortly before 9am yesterday. About 25 damage occurred. A chemical line extinguished the fire. Michael DeCarlo resided on the top floor and one of his children set the place afire. He was not burned.

William Street Michael DeCarlo

Robbery Suspect Acquaintances Questioned by Police

Police questioned known acquaintances of Romano amid belief they exploited his habit of carrying money on his person. An elderly man who sewed in his vest offered limited details, noting one suspect wore a white cap as a key identifier.

Romano

Three Men Sought in Robbery of Worcester Elder

Worcester police and state forces hunt three young men believed from Worcester for robbing Michael Romano, seventy eight, of his life savings, $1,800, last night in Jefferson. The case remains with meager clues as investigators press to close in and identify the suspects.

Worcester Mass Associated Press Michael Romano Jefferson

Two youths jailed for stealing tire report

Judge Buckley in city court yesterday jailed 17 year old John Hoven ich of 198 Church Street and 17 year old Steve Orlusky of 313 Willard Street for three months each after they were found with a tire Tuesday night while leaning against a car on James Street.

John Hovenich Church Street Steve Orlusky Willard Street William J. Buckley James Street

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