Obituaries for Wilson Brown Kilpatrick in Bridgeport area
Charles S. Wilson 75 died at his son Charles P. Wilson’s home after a two week illness. Funeral from 173 West Liberty Street on Saturday March 27 at 2:80 p.m. Annie Brown 41 domestic nurse died after a long illness at Bridgeport Hospital. Survived by husband Albert Brown and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 76 DeForest Avenue Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Daniel M. Lewis will officiate. burial Lakeview Cemetery. John M. Kilpatrick five year old son of Ruth W. and the late John Kilpatrick buried privately at 46 Melrose Avenue with Rev. Herbert M. Brown officiating. burial Mountain Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Wilson
Charles P. Wilson
West Liberty Street
Mr. Wilson
Bridgeport
Annie Brown
Albert Brown
James Mahoney
Thomas Brooke
Newfoundland
DeForest Avenue
Daniel M. Lewis
Newfield
John M. Kilpatrick
Ruth W
John Kilpatrick
Melrose Avenue
Herbert M. Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Furial
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Mayor presents medals to thirteen in Silliman S A R
Mayor Wilson awarded medals of honor to thirteen General Silliman branch S A R members at The Stratfield. Addresses by Mrs. G M Minor, Mrs. Charles H. Bissell, Mrs. Frederick A. Strong, Rev. C A Petty, and J M Hutchinson preceded the ceremony. Recipients include Armstrong, Bradley, Clark, DeLa Cour, H DeLaCour, Hayes, Kyle, Peck, O P, Albert W. Smith, Sprague, Worthen, and David H F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
General Silliman
S A. R
Stratfield
G. M. Minor
National Society
Charles H. Bissell
State Society
Frederick A. Strong
Mary Silliman
C. A. Petty
J.M. Hutchinson
Frank L. Armstrong
Robert F. Bradley
Harold W
Transfer to cover coal and expenses approved
The claims committee approved a transfer of 1150 to cover refunds on personal taxes and damages from icy sidewalks. The board moved 500 from the pension item and 650 from land claims, with 1000 from land dam use appropriation redirected for coal and other necessities. The meeting lasted five minutes.
Third Man Sought in Double Brooklyn Murder Case
Detectives in New York hunted a "third man" connected to the murder of Dr. Vincent J. Campisi and an unidentified patient found in a Brooklyn lodging house. Campisi arrived with a middle aged man, later slain, while the other victim lay dead with fingerprints on the throat. Police questioned robbery motives as theories shift amid no clear motive and missing suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homicide Bureau
Vincent J. Campisi
Brooklyn
Strike paralyzes traffic as Brazilian workers join protest
In Rio de Janeiro on March 25 strikers in Brazil expanded action stopping much traffic. Firemen on all Brazilian steamships walked out in sympathy with idle workers. carpenters, woodworkers, waiters, restaurant employees, ship mechanics and municipal laborers planned to join. The government pledged to prosecute and deport foreigners involved. Clothing factories shut in Sao Paulo per workers federation. In Bridgeport, Michael Belisk of Stratford lost the ends of two fingers at Bridgeport Brass Co, with amputation possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rito
Sao Paulo
Workers’ Federation
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Bing
Wetman Eer
Black, del K
Sie
Ren’s & Ye
Young “Man
Pateot
Avicoven
United
U.S. Army
Ay Menet
Artilary Ary
Joun
Maeney
Rome
Aed
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Pairfield Av
Middle St
Rogers
Conn
Strike
Michael Belisk
Jackson Avenue
Stratford
Bridgeport Brass Co
Campisi
Washington Market
Main Street
Foot Arch ST
Chuck
Boston
Rex
Florida Oranges
Rex Suzar
the Times
Glenwood
Nothnagle
Glenwood Gas
Grafonola
Sonora
Aeolian Vocalion
Hoover
Main ST
Cor
United States
Cudahy Rex
Sperry & Barnes
John P. Squires
Porto Rico
Florida
Indian River
California
Domino
Golden Spray
Geo. Washington
Golden State
Vermont
Carolina
Bridgeport Public Market&Branch
State & Bank Sts
E. Main ST
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