Family of gas victim awaiting funeral services
Funeral arrangements are pending for Miss Raynold Amundsen found dead yesterday in her rooming house at 415 Hancock avenue from suspected gas poisoning. The body was discovered by the housekeeper after Miss Amundsen failed to respond to calls to work. Surviving relatives include her mother Mrs. Charles Amundsen of Salem Massachusetts and several siblings. The sister hosting the service is Mrs Bernard Gagnon of 48 Whittier street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynold Amundsen
Hancock Avenue
Bernard Gagnon
Whittier Street
Charles Amundsen
Salem
Mase
Carl
Ole
Bernard Ammndsen
Gasnon
Bernard Cassidy
New York
Edith Amundsen
Narre
Fitchburg Girl to Wed John F. Moran Wednesday
Miss Helen Marguerite Roberts of Fitchburg will wed John Francis Moran of Dennis on Wednesday December 27 at St Charles church. After a honeymoon to New York Albany Niagara Falls and Fiten bars they return to Pridgea rt for the 1922 inauguration of Harry W. Congdon Post No 11 Ameri Legion where Moran becomes vice commander. Miss Roberts works in Mail Order at John Wanamaker New York. Moran joined police in 1818 after time as a reporter. wartime service included private sergeant and second lieutenant in the Military Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Church
Helen Marguerite Roberts
Michael F. Roberts
North Street
Fitchburg
John Francis Morin
Boston
Harry W. Congdon
Ameri Legion
Moran
Miss Robberts
John Wanamaker
New York City
Emer
Bridgeport Times
Military Po
Well
Lawrence
Worcester
Ayer
Fitchburs
Mass
Miss Roberts
Coroner Reports on Man Fatally Burned
Coroner John J Phehas reports Anthony Mars died in an accidental blaze at the west end plant of the American Tube and Stampina company A match dropped a kerosene soaked swab causing Mars clothes to ignite He faintly burned and a fellow employee tried to aid him but his efforts proved fatal The coroner found Mars died while attempting to help another man in the incident Also Annapolis Md Wilbert Robinson manager of the Brooklyn National League baseball team narrowly escaped injury riding with Robert Strong in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Mars
West End
American Tube and Stampina Company
Ing
John J. Phe- Has
Macs
Lazt
Mars
Annapolis
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Naional Laasque
Robert Strong
South River
Wilson and Stanley Win Court Suit
A Westchester jury in White Plains found in favor of former Mayor Clifford B. Wilson and John C. Stanley, ex board of commissioners president, in a suit by Randall W. Borough alleging $4,296.58 for Burns detective work during the Bridgeport raids. Testimony traced verbal agreements and personal responsibility for bills, with Burns detailing expenses, payments, and alleged political interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
Clifford B. Wilson
John C. Stanformer
Board Commissioners
Randall W. Borough
Burns’ International Detective Agency
Burns
Supreme Court
Arthur
Thompkins
White Plains Court House
Raymond Burns
Fred C. Bozeman
Ernest Cozza
Bridgeport
Wilson
Tom Wilson
Bozeman
Police Department
Bridgetport
de Laney
Allan ©. Meyers
Aperstive
Delaney
Meyers
Homer
Cummings
Cozza
Chicago
J. Bozeman
Stanley
Board of Apportionment
Small Fry
Meyer
Lane
Griffin
Kepple
Burns Leeney
Connecticut
Assairs
Meyhe
Bridgeport Groups Rally for 4000 Christmas Food Baskets
Bridgeport organizations plan to deliver food baskets to about 4,000 families on Christmas morning with coal for all, led by the Job, Elks, Salvation Army, High School Girls' Student League, Charities Department, Remington Arts employees, Shriners, and YWCA. Donations and entertainment programs span municipal clubs, schools, and the Salvation Army, with thousands of toys, clothing, and dinners distributed at multiple sites including Elm Street and the Public Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Angus P. ‘Thorne
the Elks
Salvation Army
High School Girls’ Student League
Charities Department
Remington Arts Company
Shriners
Bridgeport Protective Order of Inks
Elm Street
Remington Arms Company
SOG
Pyramid Temple
Che Protestant Orphan Asylum
W. Co. A
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Christmas Jail Menu Delights Prisoners at North Avenue Jail
The Christmas Day menu for inmates at North Avenue jail includes mashed turnips and potatoes, roast pork with brown gravy, creamed onions, bread, coffee, mince pie, crullers and apples. George Stevens prepares the meal while George Moshier leads the kitchen staff, replacing James Brigga, who is jailed for six months after shooting Arthur Doran but paroled for health reasons. Toronto signs George Maizel, ex-Chicago Nationals outfielder, to the International League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue
Geo. Stevens
George Moshier
Stevens
James Brigga
Arthur Doran
Reading Ads Reflect Daily Life In Old Papers
Advertisements in this issue serve as a precise snapshot of commerce and activity. They reveal who buys, sells, wears, eats, learns, and how the world advances through the goods and services advertised.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polys Palace
Grits Wonder
Polis Palac
Bridgeport, Conn
John F. Moran
Conlin Company
Elm St
Conn
the Board of Contract
Guaranty
Board of Contract
City Hall
Kiwanis Club
Peter Dawe
Dawe's Theatre
Santa Claus
Hillside Home
Christian Union
Rel
Paris
Toronto
George Maizel
Chicago Nationals
Toronto Club
Howland Dry Goods
Times
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