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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1922

Page

6

Bullart Machine Tools Buys Bisck Hock Plant with 1.5M Mortgage

Bullart Machine Tools Company has obtained a first mortgage of 1.5 million dollars to acquire the plant in Bisck Hock, occupying it since wartime government construction. The New York banking arm of 8 W Straus Co Inc will underwrite 6 percent gold bonds for the mortgage, with Waller & Rice of Rahway New Jersey named as trustee. Purchase price not learned, but thought near 1 million. remaining funds to be working capital.

Bullart Machine Tools Company Fitle Bisck Hock New York 8. W. Straus & Co. Inc Waller & Rice Rahway N. J Dten

Requisitions Filed by Dispensary and City Offices

Requisitions of the Registrars of Voters and the City Dispensary were filed with the city auditor. Registrar William Louns bury requests 25,587.70 for next year, up from this year by 6,650. Items include salaries 18,930 special services 2,643.50 and printing 235. Ambulance and Emergency hospital service asks 23,150. city dispensary 24,380 with salaries 14,150 drugs 31,500 and supplies 42,80 after a 1,000 year decrease. Leong Hill and Stepney Methodists announce year end services on Dec 31, 1922 with a pageant The Adoration of the Kings and the Shepherds and Watch Night services at 11.00, inviting all to attend.

Registrars of Voters Registrar of Voters William Lounsbury F. W. Stevens Board of Governors Ambulance and Ealls Leong Hill Stepney Methodist Episcopal Minard L. G. Proper Goa Long Hill Joseph Edward Richard Edwards Mary Fdna L. Green Shepherds Loren J. Whitney George K. Richards Andy Sherwood Wise Stet Kenneth W. Sherman Richard T. Gabler Stanley Teanes Angels Dorisy Mahoney Dorothy Jennings Mandel Hilliston Hazel Walter Margaret Abbott Phyllis Walker Jessie L. Green Mable Tripp Ethel No Perry Mildred Teanes Grace Radcliffe Myrtle FL Grimm Stepney

Gas Light Company Buys Building Site at Main and Gilbert

The Bogies Nest Land company, a subsidy of Bridgeport Gas Light, bought land at Main and Gilbert from Maude Warner of Fairfield for about 70000. Two mortgages of 36000 and 15000 were assumed. The tract fronts 56 feet on Main and 105 feet on Gilbert. George S. Hawley, president, said no immediate development plans.

the Bogies Nest Land Company Bridgeport Gas Light Company Main and Gilbert Street Maude

Labor To Back Progressive Candidates Across Congress

Portland, Dec. 20. Labor groups plan to back progressive candidates in coming elections to seat them in Congress and to challenge Wall Street power. Franklin Morrison, AFL secretary, spoke with local officials amid preparations for the national convention opening Oct. 1, 1923. He criticized Beveridge and Poindexter, urged immigration cessation, noted 1.5 million unemployed, and accused the Harding administration and Attorney General Daugherty of anti labor bias.

Portland Gre Organizea Labor Congress Senate House Wall Street Frank Morrison American Federation of Lawer American Federation Beveridge Poindexter Morrison America Elbert Gary Charles Schwab White He Evers Department of Labor Harding Daugherty F Paugherty Pup

Building Boom in Los Angeles Sets World Record

Los Angeles reports astonishing growth with 15,000 buildings under construction at once and new structures completed at about one every 20 minutes. At least 145,000 workers are employed in building, and permits for 1920 89,028,600 1921 82,761,386 1922 projected above 115,000,000 totaling 243,734,986 for three years.

Los Angeles Dec Fort Worth Texas Cambridge Mass Albany New York Southern California Chess Chamber of Commerce Sysew

Musical Notes Show Warm City Music Interest

The Morris Orchestra features Harold Morris and a full lineup of local instructors serving social events in the city and nearby towns. Winn School of Music reports rising enrollment as families seek early music instruction. E Rhey Gerrison plans to devote more time to teaching after January 15.

Morris Harold B. Morris George O-Neil Bru Concercello Walter Curtis Wendell C. Wirral James Phoenix Wm. Phoenix Winn School of Music Clifford Seymour Schol Warner Building

Violin Instructor George Lamacchia Tied to Yale Music Dept

George Lamacchia is noted as a violin instructor recommended by Professor Troestwyk, head of Yale University School of Music's Violin Department. The reference appears from an internal Yale catalog or roster listing instructor assignments at 4612 Mats It table 315.

Troestwyk Yale University School of Music

Numer Grunn Song Dedicated to Schumann Ends Strong

A note on Numer Grunn's new song highlighting a middle recitative building to a fortissimo climax on A and a compelling ending. The piece showcases a wide range and is described as especially suited for a strong tenor or a dynamic soprano, with potential fit for a lyric baritone.

Schumann

Marton Suite and Pierrette Waltz Highlight Boyle Commentary

George F Boyle reviews his Marton te Suite and Pierrette waltz, praising atmosphere and melodic charm. The trio features clever harmonic sequences, while the waltz offers graceful, attractive color and suitable encore material despite modest technical demand.

George F. Boyle Pierrette

A Cry of the Orient in Hebrew Prayer Tune

Rosalie Housman contributes a Hebrew musical prayer piece titled A Cry of the Orient. The number appears for voice and piano and aims to be an effective addition in the Iterature of Hebrew musical Prayers following Eli Wolllen’s success.

Rosalie Housman Eli EL Is Wolllen

Paul Schubert Baritone Teacher Singer

Paul Schubert, a baritone and teacher, is listed at 233 Fairfield Ave in Barnum with phone 547.

Singer Fairfield Ave. Barnum

Obituary items and funeral notices compiled in Norwalk paper

Funeral services for Charles H. Botsford a builder and longtime Building Commissioners member will be held at 1 PM at Henry E. Bishop mortuary chapel. Interment in Berkshire Cemetery Newtown. Edward Bank Smith educator of Norwalk died Wednesday and funeral was held. Margaret T Lynch funeral held from her residence and St Peter's church with high mass. Lois A. Sherwood widow of Charles W. Sherwood died at Westport home. Freeman M. Sanford funeral at Messiah Baptist church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Brooklyn. Annie Kelly funeral from her daughter's home and St Patrick's church with high mass. Mrs. Arthur Cormack died in Jamaica L I survived by husband seven daughters four sons and many grandchildren. Jamaica funeral. Rube Benton of the Giants reportedly may be barred from MLB after Landis investigation into 1919 World Series.

Charles H. Botsford Board of Building Commissioners Iranistan Henry EB Fairfield Avenue Alexander Alison First Presbytrian Berkshire Cemetery Newtown Botsford Fred Atwater Electrical Commission Meaber Foot Guards Edward Bank Smith Norwalk East Avenue Ernest F. McGreggor Margaret T Lynch Margaret T. Lynch Colorado St. Peter Charles Leddy J. A. Thompson J. Costello Catherine Lombard Larson J. E. Casserley William Chew Thomas Driscoll Schmidt God Frederick Lynch Nelson Craft Hugh Tole Edward Giligan James Traynor George Gitrap St. Michael's Cemetery Lois A. Sherwood Lois A. Osborn Sherwood Charles W. Sherwood Harry R. Sherwood Freeman M. Sanford Freeman Morgan Sanford Davenport Street Messiah Baptist Church Arch Street Walter Gay Brooklyn Evergreen Cemetery Annie Kelly St. Patrick’s Church P. J. McGivney St. Charles Church James B. Nihill St. Augustine's Church M. J Traynor St Mary's Church John ©. Lynch St. Patrick’ Church Dennis Moran Michael Thompson Michael Kearney Mary Kelly Mise Lillian Sullivan Frank Dunnison Bartholomew Brady Charles Andrew William Price Harry Reynolds Daniel Quilty Father Ninill St. Michaels Father McGivney Father Traynor Arthur Cormack Sterfay Jamaica Bridgeport Westport Katherine Fox Gertrude Quinn Margaret Murphy Scanton, Pa Sally Murphy Anna Cormack Hannah England Thomas Arthur Martin Edward Cormack Chicago Rube Benton St. Paul Cincinnati Reds K.M. Landis New York John Heydier Benton B. B. Johnson American League Heydler Landis

St Pauls Church Men’s Club Plans Jan 10 Meeting

Fairfield December 30 The Men s club of St Paul s church will hold their first meeting of the new year January 10. A speaker is planned for the next meet at Park Street Congregational church Rev T F Rutledge Beale minister. Activities include church school at 10 am worship and sermon at 11 am demobilization of the church at 4 30 pm vesper service and sermons 6 36 9 m and various society meetings. The Near East Relief offering will be collected.

Fairfield St. Paul's Church Park Street Congregational Church T. F. Rutledge Beale Young People’s Society Camp Fire Girls Woman's League Sarah Hubbard Merriial

Railroad Expert to Speak at Lobby Meeting

H O Williams of New York City will deliver a New Year's address at a Sunday lobby meeting in the Y M C A lobby at 5 o'clock. Williams, Asso ciats Senior Secretary of the Railroad Department, has long worked with the New Haven system and many railroad officials. Ladies are invited to attend this special event.

H. O. Willams New York City Williams North America New Haven North Amelia

Firpo Accepts Challenge To Fight Winner At Madison Square Garden

Tex Rickard received a cablegram from Louis Firpo stating he would travel to meet the winner of the Bil Brennan Floyd Johnson bout at Madison Square Garden. The Argentine fighter regarded the message as a signed contract and would go to meet the victor at any time after the Garden bout on January 29.

New York Tex Rickard Louis Firpo Madison Square Garden Bil Brennan Floyd Johnson Garden Firpo

Autoists Must Have New Markers Monday

The State motor vehicles commissioner warns that those who do not obtain 1923 license markers by January 1 face possible arrests. Markers, green and white for pleasure or white and green for commercial, must be applied for by December 28. Also noted, James Churchill resigns from the Municipal garage over pay, with no replacement yet named. The Sixth district Republican club plans a Christmas party tomorrow at 4 30 in its North avenue club rooms.

State’ Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Sixth District Republican Club North Avenue

Forum Music Tomorrow At United Church

The annual F pm Musicale at the UK church begins tomorrow evening at 7:30. United church quartette and vested choir perform with solos by Miss Willa Miller Mrs May Hard Louis Ginand and Joseph Wicler. Dickens Christmas Carol shown 8:44 to 9 and Near East films 9:15 to 11:15. Light refreshments 10:30 to 11:15, Puritan Watch Night led by Dr William Hlorsee Day with prayers and a short address.

Orclock Fimner Beardsley United Church Quartette Quartette Willa E. Miller May Hard Louis D. Ginand Joseph F. Wicler Dickens Christ Young People's Department William Hlorsee Day Day

Rubbish Fire Triggers Two Court Suits in Norwalk

On March 22 in Norwalk Hugo Ruehl piled rubbish and lit a bonfire that spread, causing damages. Neighbors Charles and Helen Munke and John Ostricher sued Ruehl in the Court of Common Pleas for 3000 dollars each, claiming destruction of personal property in a woolen frame building.

Norwalk Hugo Ruehl Court of Common Pleas Ruehl Charles and Helen Munke John Ostricher Caiming Heuht

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